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Letter from the North.
We are indebted to the Signal Corps for a copy of the Baltimore Clipper, of Tuesday, the 7th inst. Of the Clipper we may say the same as of the American, published in the same city, that it is one of the most unscrupulous sheets in the United States.
It is a noticeable fact that there is in these accounts no claim of having routed Lee, and all the artillery said to have been captured is five pieces, which were taken from detached parties.--There has been no pursuit of Lee sufficient to harass him. The first attempt at that game, took place between Monterey and Greencastle on the 5th, and the enemy are forced to acknowledge that they were repulsed.
The Clipper says that Gen. Dix and his command has gone to Washington.
It publishes the following official dispatch from Gen. Meade:
Headq'rs Army of the Potomac,near Gettysburg, July 1.
General Orders No 68.
The Commanding General in behalf of the country, thanks the Army of the Potomac for the g