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tem from a Washington correspondent: I learn from pretty accurate private sources that Ewell's, Hill's, Longstreet's and Jackson's divisions (rebels)' have left Richmond gradually during the past fortnight, mostly going over the Virginia Central Railroad, and are now concentrated near Gordonsville, constituting an army 60,000 strong. Undoubtedly an attempt is making on Maryland or Washington. Our people are still uncertain whether it will be made up the Valley or this way. From M'Clellan's army — its loss before Richmond. The latest dispatches from McClellan's army to July 24th, say that fresh vegetables from the North are to be furnished to the men. A. general order announces that Capt. Biddle, of McClellan's staff died at Richmond. Six hundred paroled Federal prisoners were sent from Fortress Monroe on the 24th. A dispatch from there, of the same date says: The sailing vessels, schooners, &c., which have been lying up the James river for some time near James