I) AA ,L. -VT..,:.•'.: -P...*):•. -:s-:..T1--4 The Tinton emit hritef ; Thetkleitithtiteina it ill' , di-Where 'there - Minor taw -- there no freedom. , ,„; MONINLY it6IiWkW%`4 , VLY 6. Democratic Ntiminatiomr. roa • 4iO4 !—Rß` —Dm& FOR suMratg Jubok, WALTER .114, LOWSKE: TEL "WAEL .Tlll3 BEGINNING OP .TIE SPM, ar paper; to-day, is devoted to the glorious news both bs telegraph anti'ma4, of Gen. Lee's overwhelming and crashing disaster in Southern Pennsylvania. The battles of the ^catantfign;comniencing on the first rand do - sink anon the Fourth, were the struggles of the war, and have resulted in tel!ing victories for the 'Union cense.— We refer the reader to the various details of these engagemehts published in to-day's paper, together with the following private dispatch sent to tis yesterdey, - cerrohoitt ting all that was pitiiVitingli reported.` r(Sie . eitdial'ittshitigh ?oat. Panunsustis;,TalYt,',lle m:-Reports from Baltimore state that Gen.-Lee sent a flag of truce asking a eessatimrofhostilities to bury; his dead:- (lea Meade replied that he would Consentio nothing short of an unconditional atirrendii. It ie reported that Gen. Meade has captured fifteen th onsand prisoners, and one hundred and eighteen pieceaufartilZeFy. Lee's retreat to' the : Sint - 1i hail been cut ...:_r • his - e:gea e tnaiilmmi.lloal6MCVOittteiakieritigiiy later oinntnnt4ticii w‘thereferioon. elude thatetri. ea 4.7 arra rla 7 " parable injufy titichs • the rebel army under Lee, which may ; r-esnlyin-,l66l;Only.break ing it to pieces, but be the - - means, also, - of ushering in the evedy termination of the rebellion. . : We can readily : perceive la this signal defeat of the,exulting rebels, the, dangers of invading an enernis::!COuntry, Last September Gen: Lee,aftnrtt:tteriatt of vie terries over Pope, invaded, our. State and Maryland, and wini:fereed..t6zetire by Mc- Clellan, after being whipped . ' at South Mountain and Antietam ; now,-afterlash ing Hooker; and imPndently following his , victory up by invasion of our aoil, he is again beaten by oar- glorious'and modest Meade. So far so good. The'inVasion,'of our'quiet old State was diegraeefullo the laggards at Washington, hat these. victo ries upon -her soils will, _render. famous in the history of Ahd,reliellinn, and more than compensate for all .then material jury previously inflicted by hungryhordes 'Marauders. It novi looks as if. that backbone •vvas at, length broken; Lee's pres'tikils gOne : Jackson and Longstreeto are fall, awl the end of the rebellion can not be much longer delayed. tar The Associated Press gives us news just when it snits, without regard to date. On Fridai night after waiting for the Eastern mail and using the news of the Philadelphia journals, we received dis- patches by ; theAssociated Press extracted from the very ,papers received two lours prortglilY Ye!/tarday•(Sunday) forenoon we received a private dispatch announcing the-surrender of a large,nuin- ' ber of men and pull', •whickvrao confirmed in the afoicapOn/maprivata dispatch to the. Chica gpT,i n ?cfOlutditllt , sr, word - from the Aseotitia * N 2T!qt,* - 0 6. 101t 1 11#4. - Our aeociiitlikithi.New Tork full alYClqP.4tiike: 3 mu Ws, -hope,4he; reTkiit ftat*Kbiiiiis;is in M :4 • • • - • • is true. Matfilaiiirie Pra—••• •1 +3.3 y'enre to go wrongwfranita . henkof aria - Ate tro l istar a with the tang af the.armv . 4ll as, we have ' l faitii444neviiit.- It W e believe now that fit s enpq,,, e ia t a my* cit Generaftelet ih tFat-he le mora than a mate.. fcirAieintukr4e.xia eombineav <- A 13 , :40.).44 4 ;5 1 4 , t2ttistittllirtrobi'' The Prempqratic,*%/r.entiartar,Oashoe, ton comfit; ea/1 of.tlimeial-421p-Froap te repelkilitreatiliatitt • bY Gea Lee's : anD Y"I r 4 5 1ri ti l "Resolvd,latiiiiadttif, tkaitrovernor Tod hc,„requested ;lend :them Umited' States treopsiTlidtfr, I'lprroiling the loyal - people of Caidirieten; Wn Os and eauatiesit4repdtha itivaders;," - that our young men be requested to , volunteer to, prevent the,tread of rebel troops- - uporr the soil of Ohio." If Mr. Lincoln employ's United States, troops to keep loyal-Stases under martia l law, we cub easily likeduat to send troops for_ Ahe ,protar.tiori, 0;44 State of PennsYleania.--41e; _ _ r— . THE NOT, iTgrlt_VS.W4,7,*;liilliiim day last;-baalfilifOlhaltteFli " WailtAffA; ' } qiiihigtiVi; jury foi4hialidtaEnctahttejahOn . editor ofllih'Walibl; ?V.; ' Atli: treason'Agtia : • ti ing to be taken._;. , I ftniftitgttlagt'' quirer, giybittinaldthilotbf the corpa of the Army_ of._the„Potomac.—it-lf t • ni nouncedtionatitd e9thio-tficaA4arivp4” -pera which •titihnOhtirfrihi? jatsk o noa lit be prosecutec% - „ , :, A). , s w It will w 0 el • 0-0 . thai.t* titit;itgiwal) "•- •• ' aLU objectionable taalttfrftshad and,to4fu -; grit eactilkltig••• • is curl justice : ;TheattiMe - 13N 141 *."4 dom ofd trasumplicsibmt should notbikilierated jury of freemifyinibp, tujiYl The Great Battles. Our Special Tolegrams from _the Battle Fi . ol up to 10 YesterdaY. —4- - Fall Det of of Kednesday. NO HORNY - 0 - O.V THURSDAY UNTIL FOUR AND A HALF, P. M. Aim - 'need Las The Eueuty. Repulsed at 13attber Cam m 43 need Nesterd.ay at Er aynalit. THE 'VIVO TER 411 1 1C1114 'P MEIMESI NO -I RESSION. ,MADE _ , ON OIIR The Death of tongstreet and Barksdale o Other Prominerit Rebel Officers Killed or Wodlided. A LARGE NTFMBEWOPTRISONERS GENERAL SICECLIES' WIGHT LEG Other General Officers Wounded !Ate., - e• Stoaqial? ..IMliatchei't6 - 06)11 - ew Turk TBBOB BATTLE—FIELD Is' EAR, Q ET/TB/3EIW Tharaday .4:30 P. M. PIA BALTIMOBE, Friday A. M. This dig-has been-quiet up to the pres -4)61 moment. The enemy are now massing heavy force on our left, and have just ,beigun the attack with artillery. The pro bability is that a severe battle will be faught before dark. ' , The rebel sharpshooters have been an Utiying our batteries and men all day from the steeples or the churches in Gettys burgh. - 'We hx)ld the Emmettsburg and Balti more roads. L. L. CROTTICSE. .110Dracm. { BATTLEI-VISLD NEA.B. G errvssoao ii, Friday morning July 3, 3 A. M. via_BAutticiaE, At the close at my last dispatch at 4} ar. yestetsisiy, : tbe ,enemy lied just open ed a heavy attack by artillery on our left tirui. centre. •-• The tactics of the enemy Were soon: apparent—a massing of their main strength.,-on our left flank; which eov• erie4lll6l"tecterick road, with the determi nation to crush it. So intent were the enemy on this put:kree, that every other Infreof - the lines were left alone. Thefisitting NSIIB of the most desperate clePeriPtio. o on-boat aides. Our gallant men fought,' as they never fought before. :We tad against thin great onslaught of the enemy three corps, the Second, 1. bird and tifth. The Third and Fifth joined hands, .and fought heroically. The Second ably napported them, and at the same time held its POkiticin. ttoi3 division of the First wturaLso engaged. :The fighting -was SO furious that neither party took manyprisoners. We captured about 600 men in.one or two charges. 'The losses, considering the duration of tie conflict, are more than usually heavy od both sides. Many of our most gallant offigsra have fallen. Gen. Sickles' right leg'was shot off below the knee. Am ritation has been performed, and he is dciini well. ILOte in the evening, Gen. Meade called a boancil of his corps commanders, and it ja resolved to continue the fight so long there was any one left to fight. L. L. Caoi-ssie. - BArrilioirgi Friday, Ja ly a, via WASHINGTON, Friday, July Tour correspondent has! arrived from the battle-field it fiettyikitiiiii, having left theie at 3 o'ulgek thls4itorning. The r:- pots of the•occurenctur in - -that vicinity, as !thus far tendered iii-thErPhiladelphia and Baltimore , paperS, are.almost totally inenrrect.'• A brief- atid candid statement • - of the situation . ttp to this morning is • In Wet peedrty'?,fightiwowere repnised i. f i sk ly becattini - oirerpnwered arid nut anked:' ''V L fert`back to the rear of 13-e P inrigiiiiimdaiefd thht'ecisiti . on. '' The; n was not general, , nad was not in• edriktf LW! by :Goa l:: Meade. It. was ellt citikAt.ciitht:teynolds, under the stadia that - lie foree exceeded that of u enemy. ,'''''-'.' : ':": -F- '-- - : i " ..:: I • ,• . • C 1 . There'vratino•Ogttin yesterday until 4/ f . O o'clock, F. at: - A bloody engagement was tlielZ fought, lasting until dark, resulting et irsp sibi - tb ntial success to our forces, the TI I I t n'inty betztg:Tepulsedwithgreatloss. The T , particulara I have already sent you by a 1 3 Paecourier.' "-' - ' ' N iglm , , , ,(Aeas. „NV-adetyarth, , :trati Stein. weh isitiPttbadn'daitlitiihdniled. :::, l ial ~T e te!sintunlye.; of prisuners taken up . E 1 iblklit ' moining was:4l?otifft . fteen , ,httudred n , --- mejghelumulred. amfilftylmWednesay, 13, and Sizinuidred on Thursday. This is re-, b s ,liable.— , I'' '.- ":, '- - fi e ,„Thls enemy made the attack yesterday. A 1 Jt ,Wdr,s terrific, and they threw their whose le i 1 ire tido it, but they were fi nally repulsed oil ii'fth rOff' B b4%qhfi',:' '" ; ' .-At daylight this morning the battle was TI renewed, the cannonading being rapid e t and Leavy,, . .It Iva s ,thp „deternsingtion of er ''. . ir t't flgh itthebitterend. " .our then CEA o t to (1 L. L. CUOUNBE. fil <.. 1... t .Cr ----. al 4 1 krielAiangrAreilViTkolliCitN2 °„ ' C.' ni BLEADF. th c- : 1 WAsittiroToN, Friday, July 3. co ":44%1 official "db . :Tidal:4as received this Fi 11Ng era from INor _Gen i ersl Meade, eh dieted Headquarter Army of the do l a Vainpae, July 2, li o'clock P. U *tali -4 id ..:1 sD enemy] . attacked -7 ' geolhalvli t tn. 'Ode 'day. and after ' one wii . Mi'vetnifferbd. r O in g'i* "oll rf i l*Cc i flKßaUL l 4 l 4 fin4.''ainnixeatezirotindatf*Oi." ea,z_i_3ar 4,_.:. Graham And-kiliren, rT7 - 1 ,..Trw0 iume l aktpi--64 iiTt-„aeuver, Until -Dark, all Points. EM=l Mississippi - SHOT OFF. Our line was not regular in shape. In deed the centre protruded - ant toward the e . nemy SD - tyi tO form .. , al me .. idea the twn s i of a triangle, Before,..aundown General Mead's headquarters pio'Ved - to be the hot test plaoa omthe tattle:field, so far as care less shelling was concerned. Can. flnivaril occupied, with his corps,, a beautifni eetueteri on a h 111,16 11 - e sindh- , of Gettysburg. Cannons thundered,lffirsei pranced, and men. carelessly trampled ever the remains - or fife - dead. — Mira this hill a beautiful view could be obtained of the valley, and also of a goodly portion of the enemy's line of battle. Our forces had all been concentrated on Tuesday night, save the Fifth and Sixth corps. The former arrived during the morning, and the latter soon after noon. They were all massed immediately behind our centre. Whether or no it was Gen. Meade's in tention to attack, I cannot say, but he was hardly ready for it before the afternoon of yesterday. The day had become almost dell. Skirmishing Was now and t4er! In isk, and the sharpshooters in_ the steeples and belfreyeot the. churches persistently blazed away at officers and military I.orsear It was by a sharpshooter in-a barn just oppo site Wadworth's Division, ye terday, that Capt. Stevens, of the Fifth Maine Battery, got hit. A bullet passed through both legs below the knee, inflicting a severe but not dangerous wound. At ::3 o'clock, Gen. Meade had received sufficient assurances to jastfy him in the belief that the rebels were concentrating their forces on our left flank, which all felt to be secure under the protection of the invincible Third Corps. Oar line was im mediately strengthened on that flank, Gen. Sickles' corps being sent to its support, and several batteries from the reserve be ing brought out and placed in position. About 4, , ',. o'clock, P. M., the enemy sent his first compliments by a salvo of ar tillery, his first shells falling uncomfort ably near Gen ! Meade's, Headquarters, From this hoar forth Lb iii.b'eloclt, oc curred by odds the most sanguinary en gagements yet chronicled in the annals of the war, considering its abort duration. The artillery attack which was made by the enemy on the left and centre was rap idly followed by the advance of his infan try,. The Third corps revived the attack with great coolness. The _rebels at once made for our flank, and kept moving heavy columns in that direction, This necessi tated support, which. was quickly given by the Fifth corps. The division or General Barnes being sent to the right and that of Geri. Ayres, regulars, to the left, with Gen. Crawford in reserve. The battle now became perfectly fear ful., The armies engaged each other at very short range, and forthree long hours the'war of musketry was incessant. ,Thlife heard more noise, louder crashes, in other battles, but I never saw or 'heard such dett -ierste tenacious fighting, as took place on hisitlank: The enemy - would often bring p suddenly a heavy; cblumb,of men, and orqe our line, back,'"oftlft6 be in. tarn ercbd back by our own line o f glittering feel; Our gallant columns covered them elvss with glory over - and' over again. 'hey fought a superior force in numbers. s'he disimaitions of the enemy were very rapid;, for look where you would on thit field a body of rebels would be advancing:* Odr dispOsitiOns were 'Riiti . aily ,rapid, and thenemy found more 'than their equal in me gallant veterans as Sickles i and Bir; my and Humphreys. At half -,past six, len Sickles was struck in t',lgt•rilihtleg y a piece of shell, and -lOinet fiMitii the : erd The infury was so greatstbnintripii, i. Igor' ;becatnri.nccessary, - ,and it was, per. tiro ectlessfully 7 :4the limb being taken Ef.bel*,the.'itieti:'," ,- ii -- ;:.. , The ttrpgg4;;sl*:- katter_4o4`, Otter. he SMeiinsT'd9W„ttran nii*,:for r aid, 3d !though its' ovrtiii - oiiiiiiiii-Iviaiithreat- FA yet 'the Firit-Ilivisitinir forniier4y en. Hancock's, flung ifiertiselieSinto.ilie gilt .th desperatiob i anC .. age'r . it:lting id bstinate conflict the enemy aloes] .1 id ullenly gave way. l't.tiiiiilititmliarge: ,e- rigude 'OfGen4o4l;*"..-gaborid' up , and that of coy pic**, ,, ,f v s4 ;the fifth corns, won great jhiMors. - Tie 'or of 4 ofl o o.- trOor)VO' 1 1-4iivit ,T iittin., ' n ' ut, F.P.., PV i l 4 , e4 All/4'' .I kli-lik, I ' deligqientattempta:to,:catifurTM ~.ifl ri, and . at..o.ne! iitne had:Ttattion!* -britte y in their possession, but it was_r_ti-_ - -f2k6 in ecfolittuactbarge hy.itirney'sditi. isto - il :r,The battle lasted till 8i o'clock, when the-enclini - TaThika I.4 'iljg d ' i ,P.rir'tqW 4 nTJeft - 6 tit 4446 0:#044 , 44,446444, 1 *': tors ;of that frfield.z. -' ofttrapicketirr were thrown out, and.onr lines oovered-mest--of lillit4faeld,' 'factudiV l K Visl4lAi4p..o, go : i.",,einY's , deturandlitOblitlid. T ..,. 37A -:, rz, _.:e THE BATTLE OF THURSDAY. rpecial Dispatch to the Fer - York Times. BATTLEFIELD NEAR GETTillittrEtO, PA. Via Baltimore Fiiday, , July_ 3 :I My brief dispatolnieCciicernhig the des perate engagement;.of '... i yesterday'-; have hardly conveyed a true idea of,:its tude and character, 'Ara haie - iiiitv had two days' fighting. 'Nearly the whole of Wednesday was thus employed'hy the First and Eleventh - corps with varying success, they finally being obliged:to -fall back before greatly anterior numbers. This-morning tlzere , wereatrong- premo nitions of:an.earlA engegement with the en4tny.ric`rfothiq but ati-kgeidai wore away and no positive - et...hp:mica was. made. )4' l the enemy, we began to think that per; haps there would be 110 immediate eni gagement after all. We were hardly in ci condition to give our dispoj, sitions had not -rat made, Gen. Meade not having arrived on the field until o'clock in the ; - The position_ Of our forces after the :fight: of Wednead4 was to the eastward - and - 'southward' of Gettysburgh, covering thee,Raltimore pike, the TaneytowtfUncl Emiriettsburg roads, and still being . ,clearly parallel with the latter;: lherformation of the „ground on the. right mid centre was excellent far defensive purposes. On our extreme left the ground 'sloped off - 'the position was no higher - than. theenemy's. The ground in front of 'pail fineh.,'Weis a level, open country, interposed heie 'and there with an_ orchard or a very small tract of timber,.generally oak, with the under brush - cut away. During tbe day o portion of the troops threw up temporary breast works and an abbattis. Gen. Neade's headquarters were at an old house on the Taneytown road, immediately in rear cf the centre, I visited some portions of the line by moonlight, and can bear personal witness to the terrible ferociq of the battle. In front of some of our ,hrigades, whoibttd laod. irotecti Earn stone Willi* fen‘p the rebel dead laid piled bylineilike win 'rows'of hay. Ia froidot:Ged:r3Vebli'iti— the :PhilOelphiat—brigade, ...they : lay- so thick as toliterally cover the ground. Not far from here was found the body of Gen. Barksdale,Ahat once haughty and violent ,rebel, who craved as a dying boon .a cup_ of. water-and- a . stretcher-froin an embn:. lance boy. He is, literally cut to rieces with wounds,, and mast die.- - A great and magnificent feature of this fight is the splendid use of artillery. Though our line of battle was only a mile and a half kng, yet almost every battery ;belonging to the Army of. the. Potomac was more or less engaged. Every one of the reserve batteries was brought into fic tion, the positions for use : being unifier-. ous. The enemy also used artillery large-, ly, but not to near so great an extent as: we did. From this_ they suffered immense; ly, and especially on the left, where canish ter was largely used. I believe we lost rol artillery, unless it was two or three ist abled pieces, though it was very wonder ful we did not. FRIDAY'S BATTLE. Oar Special Telegrams from the Battle Field GETTYeBURCI, Friday July The third day's battle began this morn• ing at 4 o'clock. It is now 7 o'clock and a circle fire of umeketry and artillery on the south . aide of Gettysburg „descriV4s the fielcl'of eonteit. The innaketi•y fight is wholly within the woccls ; the artillery oc ' copies the eminence shorn of timber. The attack whs commenced by the reb els on our right. The fight there has -been unceasing, and the irregularity of the fire i—ilack and scattering for a while, and then heavy and continuons—indicates reinforce ents of both sides. The men at this hour are in the best of 'spirits, and the general officers feel confi dent of the result. The battle has been planned and thus far fought by General ?Vende with equal prudence (ably and en prgeticallys assisted by .Gen. Butterfield pho has not left the Army of the Potomac) and courage. The day is now overcast, and the air damp and cool. The sky threatens rain,, sad a fog already obscures the outer edge of the field of battle. QUARTER OF EIGHT, A. M. Gen. Barksdale, of Miss., wounded yesterday, is lying dead within our hues.— The rumor of the death' of LoCigatreet, brought by rebel prisoners yesterday, is confirmed by prisoners taken this morn ing. Longstreet's and Hill's corps are said to be fighting on the right ; Ewell's • 10 O'CLOCK, A. M ,Sixteen hundred prisoners thus far have been sent to the rear and more are here. , What the result-may be to day cannot now be predicted Hancock, liowsxd, Slocum, Warren, Gibbon and all the gen eial officers have given the highest evi dence today of capacity, energy and opirit. ,Important dispatches have been cap tured by Capt. Dahlgren and the gallant scout, Kline , trom Jeff. Davis andeooper to Gen. Lee. They indicate anxiety for the position of Richmord. Both decline to send Lee the reinforcements from Beanregard he asked for. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DIN PATCA 1E . REPORTS FROM HARRISBURG. klmottenutta, Friday, July 3. There is great excitement here to know the result of the battle fought yesterday and last night between Gen. Meade and Lee's army. Persons at Columbia and Bainbridge and in the neighborhood of York heard distinctly the roar of artillery. At times it Ives distinct and heavy. At daylight this morning it was again renewed. The battle must have been in the neighborhood of Gettysburg. Telegraphic communication has . 1)e - eti reopened . with, Baltimore by way of the Northern Central Railroad. There have been no movements in this Department worth mentioning. Hartaisanno, Friday, July 3. The city is in the greatest, state of Sue' pease. All rebel infantry and detach ments of cavalry, ender Jenkins, Ithboden and Fitz Hugh Lee, have. ,disappeared tronl the front, and travel has been re sullied between thig city and ,Carlisle, Nothtng is yet kniawn as tO theletialt, bat the l impression , prevails that the great de cisiye battle of the campaign has been fought in the neighborhood of. Cashtown. t . PHILADELPHIA, July. 3. special dispatch_to the BUlletin Haitisburg,says. Nothing is yet known. as .to results, het the smpression prevails,that the greit. .olsife battle of .the campaign - Lae ;403 fought in the neighborhood of Casittown, between Gettysburg and Chatribereburg; - . It is believed that we ' have' suffered heavy losses in officers and merri - but Lee is 3q crippled as to be placed onthe de. Pensive, Yesterday Gen. , Meade assumed the offetieive The day before Lee hail at tacked Meade and was repulsed with heavy Lee holds a gap in South Mountain near ) Chambersburg, through which he l hope to escape it defeated: A guard statilctied' at "Bridge . .gii,illY•fotir On 'the ,lcotl ern , .Central Railroad heard in•diat direbtion like that of flyikigLartil , lery,l whence it is believed that.Pleasanten is again at work with his dashing cavalry, fighting for the possession of the Ciap. liAasiginno; FiidaY,--Vaty S-; ,, Mittnight. ' • A prominent oitizAn • of G ettysburg, who . deft here yesterday morning, on asinbis, /8 - ,m41 by Gen. Ewell, to g0..t0 Heidletin met I Stuart, :Fitz - L./40 • Lee 3wisaa: Hinipfon with whet he' esti.Mate4..,lo;oo6 cavalry,WlM:were•Moving in the direction of "dettyiburg. Their officers told him that Lathad `intention of Pennsylvania,' hut was: going to reinain here until his army has da - WiiitlicTz — rinis..eabi,!* • here this evening, ,effort to astairthin:!, , ;4_I'd.EII7.aVJI: TW° "Susquehanna County were killed this evening at Camp Curtin by lightßing : A dilikttch'• 4' • pions, this morning states that ye: AA da t a!rebels left Cham berebn'ta "tk the direction ciE'Gett ur4.4 ore : taviig they burn e:tithe ittetot 1 r ops belonging to tlib`rsi d. qUatetiVklk, miles west 'of Chambirsbarg. The enemy also 4/incanted Shippeneburg yesterday, moving- in-the-sam .A.- gverything goes to show that Lee has ;loin.. army concentrated between _Cashtown The . ?tnin thetAf(o4lie i llt i ftg j oAosk , . 1118 : 4 1,, 00 i 1,, fit i A4PTPtYintr'f° 1 4 rebel deseiteiri.'w ckflitt,cpple• gip , the ino ' ilgigkiol4iiii)444lg4,44li44 result cif:qii 3 A•Vgif',:44o44,,tt44 ) l:igt,klHl , cues are'. fi ingiatt refit eepera one Firine;tins:kienfd;fi#:(l4ogAt i .npip- ‘ 4 l - ejt c ktiefin t ,4,pitterent points, down the river. „_ „ REPORTEDID ~ 0 G- " HTHEff. EkitoF c GiEH ,, • Btttinililic - ,ln i filrigt3.' The secessionists here have news that Gen. Lo'ngstreet fetfalfileditt . Gettyifitag yesterday. His death had -arstilinceill ported .to „headquarters. •her.silf9to7ls field, buti can tracele,i4o7*l24/i4rar ble goatee. Itle . - 1 :;441074' 0 1 : lAatyairer,,by his Southern friend , The secessionists have ahttogt atdier: t sally hoisted the Stare and Strults4T hc. l cordance with Gen,: Holol, o l l ' B teq ues ti ieaue this moining. ... • 1) BALTIMORL4 July .1 The news of G6aerattiouggireet?s•death ispartitillisinutiemed. • ' ' L. L. OROUNSE THE REBELS DarVEN-FOUR 24145, TO THE NORTH AND •'WERT-f-, THITLITNION,I-TREFOAVOL-L' • LOWING , ITHEkr.4THE'.' VICIVEY, i 3. t FRIBY- ED01",9 rßautnr 41Y Bel6B - from the front pktci noon today is of the _nacisttf - Wo'rettil!_ c character • and great:licfetrareletitellninddiea~gnar ters that dip ref:tele have - succumbed. •Ttily B=lls P. M. d A special ;Gen— Xes4 to Geir,,selteii9le brtnitsstews burg upitl cino ci'ilOcKtptb. on. Geu. _Mende' dri.velf _ : relislik tour miles north tkittl-iviOlrebi,lloo - of )rate - 'rditi;.ltit'FfestilrifP We have' taken O:neAoutfinid. riire hurl. tired prim:34oSi l'24l o :areint. .7- t 4 this City : - • : , • • The victory ue.liopeaty,":2/43•• `: F i at i `'llat - .41 4 #4E' i . nor 3‘' Atle'n - o'clocli is morn ng our tomes opened on about five thousand rebels who ad vanc,cd,on,the.o el 4 glay, break for , the purpose nfpifiligibtbdr aad. The rebels hastily retreated. The fi ght thus far has been'the mcst terrific of the War. The losa-cm:both sides was heavy. Gen Sickles was wounded severely. Ms righ leg was amputated, and heis doing well. A desperate battle, rages:. Mr. Davidson's Dispatch: : BILLTI4WRE, ,july k, mk. i Daring 'the 'night 'bf'Wednesday Gen. . Meade arrived and commenced - fortif ying the heights by the construction of .abattis . , and thowing up earthworke.. for the (lit-1 , , tines of over a mile, in the form of a crescent, .his left :testing epon'thii Etii-. mettsburg pike and his right ;. upon . 'the hills - east of ;the town. There was - ISn fight inron the morning of Thursday. 'We cle"- casonally threw shell into the woods . north J ortli and west of the town as feelere, but devel oped nothing.but pickets and skirmishers. ,Gen. Meade, however, knew that be bad a cunning enemy , and relaxed none of hie vigilance or cantion: , .. ; Aboati A3.o'clock skirmishing commenc ed on our left .centre, and was kept up on both sides.quite brisk ly.by the sharp Shoot ers. - Gen. Robinson .remarked. that this ;vac.:only a feint' of the' ;en.emy rr:thafrbe would Icoon appear in foie° somewhere else. True enough, about 4 o'clock can ticjnadirg and shelling commenced model-- ately on our extreme left, where the Third corps, Gen. Sickles, and Second, General Hancock. were posted, and :in the enured of an hour increasedto the most tiiiiiffiln degree, accompanied with repeated on elatighis from their infantry, who yelled like so many hyenas. -, Their , intention was undoubtedly tolurri Our loft, to accomplish. which' purposeditri had, as usual, massed their full force upon our extreme left. General Lee conjee-. tared that our ammunition train's :.wera parked in that quarter,' and he wished to capture them ; but General Meade had takee,_the,precautiou.to place hitt ald-vorps -the galla nt Fifilf—there in reserve , to guard against any such surprise. Between five and six o'clock the Third corps hav,ing.withatoodmitfiZfiightfel,loo ,many sciceessicreetisigei - of the eneiiiire infantry; of many times_ their zumbers, began to how signs of weakness, ancl.the Fifth were ordered to charge and relieve then', which .thcey: did with - , a will; ;and lined the enemy -back a mile'and'alialf, taking many . , prisoners. Pereona.,whp have Sea n .inttiesitilL r battle.tealtaire no 'Conception of the grandeur of,pe scene. Pio air was perfect,' y thiok -s with' the burst ' ingl shells, ,and„the.firing. l of-!.140 miskattly, ,fillcid tliqfp4oivitW Atli* ligri.toolstddeli In a summer shower, scattering death and - destruction on every side. _ This was undoubtedly the fiercest contest of the wer,,nud the , ,,lnes ; na:Mith,tideli must; be-terrible: ; The' enemy *hie' nitier des' orate in their attacks. .: Brigade: after brigade were marched unagainatSienerale. Sickles' ainf liattboBi's‘dolnianti, ivitlithe :itto t demoniab fury, and, having ; delivered": the' fire till their strength was enent, : they [wo e TAR acittii add let stinithdrifiie *rel . : qv: them, and,perforta the same maticeu-. mrt i i willlA tiler wolddikploy;audaeortut. 'fci repetition - of - A . () same - role. . 'f'-' u ,aciftr..isilysfstoolf_lilid- i v , elo,lsf i ia stop 7 J o e 6 F 6 allkiffiiilOkitabeAt ihie -14 ' iii titigiovliSeitour light IJ:tutted& mb. ed eft titteenetn-iztlowrr?*o;:_ttap kia can' tef,'XiltthoziFilthllts*4o:milghtiii I l i - sti - ort,`Addidetivered - 4heiroo.-•Ahei t it war , tli - Eit,;with.ent , FRagAillugnti.gensc bineavenatuelaatto ChargetCheyalitspersed. the rebels and drove them back- frem their designs upon our left. : . J.. --.: tit jwas an this -aqua that-thebravo and gellentWW:rdeiard-Rross, r_of:-Aik;eni a ... c4,*44:,f( el.E:iftlfNew. Eittulitanir;;44 comdumli't§salttit*M4i t -a t he t r uist, 44 diviSion ;.1) ' a:Berood conis, retunifedlia - 'IVVP te r "9" ;B 4 - 4F - Yo' - 41 ~_ au et; • ' ,: )Seen much" :ma e Plains . He setdipriii*iiropia, an., was ecreteribtheitrimOikerbbnitilAV ~ He pub e. ‘ t e :, ja m newt pap ' 1 ° } 99 64 011 7 ,7 wit: 14 1 8 ter o c 4rY E .3.I J ' - '';4s.- iizeleitiedos it zzgri dele ate to Copgnikup,trmthsta'erritory. , .-/' ey fought with. riffeeplazuhaetose' pier havatetteAlrfirsti he stood while Ho , -o , tilittenfieltautplata-lifiv,but furl nateiy did * ioi hit hitin . -) - -gOtilerbiet, l y. Yids the Fifth New HanipsEmr !gime ht. WILEESON • - • akiroatuterwiNtoote_rof glar.traiv - - , - . and: 114 • een in, the _trar,t*:;averisitieifvu He' Was . i:121 . :t npariifatifor military Gov erno -. - - allaatatifar r laathe-effi m was of created. He was wouA d$ bb's mini‘ , bl4,7**iii hlidorizen,4lieh - Mime *keit tha kiirie: ICabopt , six or half-past eiec), 0 0 .P.krand - ,.W. 4 .1'! ii fpautr . elya log tiglitSir?* imottrors,- *Mile koolAiektg r a .. . tlpA to our forces. Ibis lvdris later War aloha -and-will WW I:, Autiftait9: . nt 41teayliala itorWas a 11.Tayt,„ , kalt4alatiri-a-kuL. , . u prigattig t**4 N.. of Now York, _ ~, , commanding the Second brigade'llfillta, tame division is killed. -:.,. 1 , 7 . \ 464 , rm ,,.. - Col. Roberts, of the One ibndre(flon'L Fortieth Pennsylvania VoltmWs, is also; killed. ~- -, - ;1. $ , BATTLE FIVLD ' 3O , : 0 ET'ililißllEG”) . \ , 1 ,/ Mi t 4:.ightt, : II For seven -In i' , ` " - tit iiiiiniatib• - ,-- army of the Patniac bAL liFien trie ,-,. bi the fire. It has safferedVarnbly, but has beaten the enemy in the hitidest fight it h: . -.:....r.,“. - - ten. Meade, once folly aware of the ensit***sretitoWdetermilioad 4 0 ,W 1 his own fitiiiind inasihielorces prom_ t-,, - ..: 1 4rililleigifieriirtila _ F tnatilleritl_!'.girlum.= Ri f t e M e ntita 4ifti r nt erel- enpi posit n , watched the enerty, ,f_Meanwhile corps by, cotpii- our -torcess•caMeavwtiptilliyAlcia to-daywelard - on . the - field theiiho*Torcd With .lidilaCkeliiiiitit:the'battle.:* ~. [ B uttle•etretnrittad bthtrilitetittkditahel' tbne - when - the . battkgsva',46slnee,l and' this alternoon-seme-extensive-149tei -giiiiiic 7 4,4lwaifig rcial." 2 lefiViidiscifiered,l Land,peneralz:Sichlea?wris*.:orikred,'Wilid-: wince '.:liiii•WhOrcf#4 . k.,anir:Witickiffitigid: frilid AriKickillibil,k.srAiiiiiihithivied - ad-I mirahli. , ;Though drivennmek once, it was; rallitd -by ..tho,, Gnistatip . ,p(rso 'Ansi mot! *C i ga i nLVYPlg; C 9.4 ;PCeqiPg ..-` 9 47- I #4M:' ot!,Boon.- after; five orAbek the- Fifth ,S4Anitq into . "rintiOil.'iKthn left:tit . #44V4 coro. I:Att: ibaD fiaig, as forTihrenrhours Pilevionaly r -the , ctintiOtinding-Weg':viry . heavy. -- Iltegidieltlifi-tinirin- bate - ries reg. ularly-attiched,l, to::the'different.CdPii,''we had on - thsiteldmpify batteries' of' the re serve: artilleiy; ,Oated- - :on - 5... -em different points in the field, and ; these y withohrgnOe oti - CntiieterY - hill, thundered tremendously.. - Rebel - batteries - ,werei: - aliii • at. work in - every - ,direction, - :anC:ii : Oar linesividi ' iiiiiitly4C,Cfrolleiabelli fro m 11e 'ritier,Utterng ,ozr,both.cturfim - ike eiaci- - did - near the centre of our position eon.' I ,nrifitillX;,aptf'-unttle-ita-not-ptace. :-..--- Biti astsnal, - the fighting tinge (par iteli _ and-the::inuell'etry -were-infinitely the imOstdestrnoUley.And.thiscciptitinsd•Alo ngl cfni fidt'foriegrlicinis. - Attica - gei,sii:P ." irsf:Canli of - thbie inignificenfehargecof in- Ifanfry;sciinich taltoredia - the ribel titeflts - Aas i rnade by the divieioner , ofldcLaws and nderson. ;This advance was_made- by., abbot fi fteen 'thousand men - formed in Col u mns of diviaions,nnil *as dfrieted kiting. t oiti .extreme left. Both coloning,. after kez had: alroost.Rrasped.the viotory,.were .PP)Ped 1/ theF,iith. corps,: . Alter this jerriblif fight, on".cuire - it,C:i4d Wliffelill were glad 'enough that - the ., day keg ziyei, 'asharii Musketry fire - suddenly ro,lcos ont:onotir,right, at.apoint-that bad osn held-by ,the ,Twelfth: corps,-, bat„ the greater Part 0 - Elba:Twelfth hid - been-with:, drawn, and the place wed held 'dilly Iv' Oener,ll;.43reen;tt brigade, 'whieti'ainfoit alone repulsed - Ake !night Attatk.- ! very oneihkeihansted,: . and there:lig:, great misery for *surd': water. lEDI On Sotnrday at, 4p: CpBA, infant thumb, Mr of Johick ondCeollis 31i loz, aged two yeFs. tr., mon hs and sit days The funeral will take place thik' raorrivir atlo a; m., from the resider= of her parenbc.Nci. 33 7th street. The friends Of the family are invited to attend. . • Td DAYis AutirravrisszaANTB illegn WOOE tARPEit HEMP OARPtrs, very che;ap, 116 11 T TAFNAGS-- vrhita, cheniFea ana fano.; eold Boidereds Wkdovi kides, COCOA XATTIi•TOS . all _widths;; NEW GOODS just opemed NEW CARPET STORE IttI'FAR . LANk;:';OI - ;LOISSi .. . - tlli i : 72 an HI!! t STREET:, , Breen ttke Post P fi leo and kistittto!t, 13011dtur.' . ... if OTICE-,THESCHOOL.D.IBEcToRS of the, ...I. l ;;Wardilit'et.u.rah o will „receive bi 8 till the' eaenifirof Jale'loth;far the'deli,... trio! 4.000 ba4lais ;col coal, dayipg , the.rucath - Bils are t ho-cfi , srttheither et. the ea dir - ahroQ. , ,L.LiDSHOE,Ii l 6-3 t , p. BRADy.,3 wAall .. tee.. . • . - NOVICE' T E A:` ;89 , •Pit : 4 14, APPL`etailttEl I'f ll 4 '3‘1 0 1 . .n , 1 1 9 inlbeTbird Ward Parblie Sehoob4; , * -whethor holdtag_rrofessioncd_ Cr Proi , lenal Certificate": will. app - near beforir the Boarst for examination on tiATURDA JULY -110. 11C9 eat Cr ~ A. - X: - at ;#ll6 'Third Ward -• • No new apolioati.ne will be iitc4lved fronkapir. Int thou, bolding Pirfosidonal Certifioalo*, • • Ify crder of the'Board.' " EITILCZED ILWAy. V/At' r. . Eons; on VErOMPSON: AN• , el l tinit,„ , • ; 73 , THREWvir-ORSES • ''',.., one 13 iv, AYlelf-yikni eldviiiiiiblig;llickinine and taiLtunt-thbather arBILYI-ohl.. With , whi e hind feet Tall marked' D"in•white'leaCern the ight rump. 01l stkitablo rvi,xillibe 'paid. , . for the rite rix of .thiihorses to n.. M eirll3BE N,; - at 4ndlYvillt or tu ...; • .1:121V1 SIMILEY. , •;. 1 jytt 3t &mit Jbase Liven, Stable, Viir' '.. Tairtle Soup al Our House, *is,--DEticious sotre - LwEr.i, ICE - , &erred at "Garilettea t 7 plea:Load Allem, toF day andliating the season. • PoaT PquorP 214 VA Pll band,. . . ' .. ;TORN S.llALEB.PeePtietee. . I[ 2*.lar . TVGi gblArPlig,Pirs '. ... '' ' ~" .... 1 : odirms cittiiipriai,iiitoxi,, I „ , tAssi'PAINTS OMICIrDIN OIL; PAINTS (MOVED IN OIL, ASS RTED COI;60„, DT/COLORS, RTED COL'ORP;-'A TED COLOR.; S RTED 9 1 .)LpItR i .,, MAOWTED ..t:DLtIRS, .u.if - At' Yoisep 1 Fleming' Dreg., Store._ - ...0') -A te.Joseph , tiliminei'llrtar Store. '' 'i - e = 1 A t tlee*P4, Plegttblett;PrOlkaterec LI .t; ; 411 eciraerEthaDlamend and Market /treeta i . .1...C0 - i trareo ief thelMainatal and 'Marisa Orem, ' ' 4IItA O ZE 4 ' Bialifi* ;4MPOnart allianhirit hi . UPithaf nlCalsimerers, • Batinetta, - - VeitthecA l iiiiorkTripiii*llo, Sco, jak,eLF.T. •-• . 17 ,•, 1 3404. 6444,'i'111LAD8.L.P1111A 4 • 3y4:--,09-134 • ; 7, art 31. 1111ST7EE,Di Brass 'Roundel% .„,. GAS'Atanattlitruts -- ._ All icinds of -- Braisiribfir 'Trait - C -- iis '- • I - 11 .? - , li , f ;BitApj 0443MRi ,0 ;#4cXISDO '-, !,; *4 44 l i , Ai t i l kaillice; ‘: :El:7:.'; '' i, Pam:War, etttita_ftbad bathe littintiat4a -rePtlithli Ft',1 3 -- !It: ' .4f itctAimfiergrgivteititn* Them— - -4,-- , Ii rag , a'...—:. c ' ealat ist Oa mitirtryitaillina: ihthicE9-tetlnittaastailin 'fitifiebuld' 111 1 2filpIrk htletatOidirets icasteistr6rvie. 1 - -, lii . .',7 ',i11:7 .:.!. r.- - .. , -• .' 23.!s l6 4.Tcb:r'seiugt . .• 114krOBAIIDEItIVEr&OrlitelMP. MMr% Stnlo lib tie " ' ilg. Oa tOP !.''''i NOTICES. ri,,,,,-- . 0 mgms I TO AUMS I—AN nitqf 1 ' f"' -3. -',.. -ea VAL lY REGIMENT TO BS h'ORIII 7. .fr ?n i : a 4'.1 ;i l t l Pttr'fff a kiratalle,le:ftflnret , rill the defens aof our city end homes; All Iblo-liWied Irishman and others who wish tofoin :this ~- ;•Retziment, are requested to enrol( their iranft.KV'lne officers to be e. ected when the Regi- Nee Ss completed, at No. 6. Mood sweet. R. L. ALLEN, ADJUTANT ZENAS FISH, late of the 6th Virginia Regiment, will be in attendance. jul6.tf iirreTk TEIIT tinted to enhotin Hampton's B4t terso EgAttits,,f6eianYTOmmlyan:Pbc liemeticia 41 .ciativ pPIY to - LIEUT. A. N. HARR • ft& -ej,7"*"-1 BaliDEß43 7 ll2l2Ds,._, Ater OF THE GUARDS AND TROST: lboilttlitkPACilitining MY- fitteditoien organ ization trite retection„ejtheaus Gavalrror = I !Un 'Wirt fieet.. VIA Wrotliee.„ Sinft.h ket r street, on . 1110 NDAY,,Wth, inst., where You can ent er - vilthicod'anclfelialile men, in the three months' service -tinder , the call of,.the Ex ecutive, cti' Renevive4a.7thrtitich atthe'Unien. T . l3o3e. tt ite r i ot ttu aCtiveserviberleitifurnish thew own horses, but the value of- each:horse aes:.paidlhe owner bythe',§tate or United States floverament • • ••- - All equipment 4 asidO.fonif the horse, will be knit bx the ,Strve authorities or th.at oNt. t-tates: of which Pennsyliania is the IteY and the iron interettof :Pittsburgh the iron bar of ' protection. . • ; • Conte, Sfi>y=brave boss thy : Hon:o "Piotection Without ial.ctunwlyannt 9ttard,riweiall retilatsienaaethe love for these Lirottr,froht (motto be sufficient inch:Cements: 3.494 w , • - • • ' 11 '4i* - Ct IRA B 1111'1/AY, it CO., Late of the lino 8; C 0...) 13 A j±4I:IITLI 10* S ZS- 2171:31ZIEET„ 4:?4•4boitci,. Irchafda3aziy , rilLuiittcnt:" Chiiirancentrirogifiti --.11114:_!4.4404.0 • KOMITZ & kYhn -- - MERTZ -I C - AltliCE - .104=-; • US Wood Te4ad doo above Fink Street, Irk.EA.LEusklNloll.lk/ANAND_Doilieitii- Exchinfie; Colo,_ Bank Notes; tr.nck lidVeriv , font beon.ritatta._ CollecgonAWamppy attended 4 . : ..410:1 il/4 . D , NOTES- 3 tens Cgrtd'w.tes, 3 7 10 Bonds and '11.70 - upon . 6d rja a. 2 . in . B ' o .3 I 3 6 0 : b c . Ttc ;t 4t •Aird To:ittenaten;vuniniioirtite a 4 4 ., 104MV hotly° sight. - teillhg from/gator ether:dew -138 4it eetatl ollifq D E : ek eau be relieve4hr.-wsuag theAweedwaik j•( Spegtatles, W &mill - Lave howl WelEtried by - tgazy responsible citizens of 'Pittsburgh and. vt eukitri-te Wham - taw have giVen perfect itattsfie- . 1 . ; tion ,, ,The.,aertieates , -of- awe - petsons- can Bp= at D 2, offlee• - g teet.. All who - purchase one. - pair et the - Ilmoden botalfrootithlis ere entitled to be \supplied in. give satisfee ldo Iteturefroevf o nee with those which will v ahviira `- 1 .. _ - A Therefore. itroit'whiCto emitter en iscipsove mem ill YOU" Slat CHM Orr; ^ +•• _ I J. pMhtortilYi.PraeViid akiiiiiractitiiiiif the RtureaThi Pebble. i 'j 'ots iinnl6 No. as• aftAirtre - 24.1t9i6k . _ ))11s4WOOli:iloacutozi8s0 0. 230 BEDFORD ST. FOR SSIE—A well built two atom tbrellizitheme and lot- T of grOullafor We, tooxibrigartanittr "irieler- lieu:tem-UK°, front. lebes..eigk,at etch 11 0Prilititiffiini. Peice:s2. 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