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Ditrc Court of the United stasssOuthEs Es District os Alabama.
 TOTICE ii. herehv given thst on the twenty sixth day IN ofDace enber, Iai2, JAMES HARPER Has by de- cree of said Court declared Bankrupt and that ms ere durs who Ina, proved thcr debts an others are 10 appear at the Uaited States Court Room, in the city of Mobile on first mOnda, in Jut isso ana show cause if any they have, why the said James should uo be discharged from all hls debts and eeruh lie thereof ba granted.
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District Court of the United stsesod,hsfn Dis,rc, of
 AlnbamS.
 NOTICE is hereby givsn, that sni the seeoRd day ~ May. Is49. THOMAS J. y.SAUNDERS was by . decree of said Court declared ankrup md that his creditors who have proved her debts aud others iutsre'ted the city of Mobile tue first Monday 5uy, le45 and show cause if any they ha,s why the said Thomas J. unders should not Do discharged all hs dehs and acertfea,e the' eof te grantedg ,,,.,,r.,
 Attest, JOHN FITS, Clerk ap2s l27tko iaanihSs. ps.sriri Of Aisbsns>
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District Court of the United StaesSOuihern District of
 ....... .... Alabama. .
 NOTICE is he reby given. that he twenty nishh day " of December, IS42. JAMES MINOR was by de- of safa- Court declared Bankrupt; and that hS creditors wHs have proved their ebt. and osisRs atsr ested required appsar the United States Csus the city Mobilc, the first Monday in July. 1915, aud show cause, if any they have why the s:id James Minor should not be dcharged from a, his debts aud certificate thereofbe granted.
 At est, N f ,"t JOHN FITS, Clerk ap26 l27tk0 Southern Distrcn Of Alabama
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IT OAF SUGAR-A few boxes suitable for pre. lIserving, will be soLl low 'o close consignment
 my18- by BEERS & SMITH VNyHISKEY-2O bbls superior old Rye, for sale w low by fmy1Sl BEERS & SMITH. c UGAR-f8 hhds prime, in store and for sale by S myia F. W. Mccoy & co.
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t. 2, .. ..i .4 r-- ,5l'.- Alabama.
 NOTICE is hereby given, ,ihs on the nu,h day of Jan- AN uary, 1893, WALTER OWENS was by 2 decree of said Court declared Bankrupt and that hs creditors who have proved their ebs and others interes,et qured appear st the United States Court room n the city of Mobile the first Monday in July le45 and show cause fan ythey have, why the said Walter Oven shouI dschaed on all his debts and Certificate thsr sfbe granted. -i ss' 10 i
 Attest. l JOHN FITS Clerk
 up26 l27tk0 ai- Southern Dlstii jet of Alabama
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NOTICE is sby given, that on the asy IN ofDecember, isls, HENRY CHAMPION was ny a decrre said Court declared Bank upt ana thas hs creditors wh, have proved tho debts, and others ln- erested, required [" appear at the Un.sd o.s.es Court in the city of Mobile, the hrss Monday p July Is45 and show c.use any they have. why tho said Henry Champ'u should no he di.chssged from all his debts aud certificate thereof he gransei:
 Attest JOHN FIrTS, Clerk
 ap25 l21tK0 SOuthtrn Distfict Of Alabama.
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DistTIct Court of the Uniled stas p4... -, :. Alabnna. ae fsenty -fikth daS NJ TOTICE is hereby given that on 'OH sap lpa de; IN OCDecembar, ls42, PIPER MlLi sthat His Grsdfs
 cree Of said COu declared Bankrupt Sn ihhefsped
 who have proved their dehts and oshsi. auH ipp
 are required to np eur Unnsd States e -. Is45
 in tle city of Mohs, the first Monday in 9al ssleI | and show cause, if any they have, ~hJ the said
 Milton should be diachaVged from all his ospu and l certificate thereof be q ianted ..,,., ..,,. Attest, SOnN Eh ASl S,se
 | an9s I27tK0 Southern District of Alabama
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District Cou of the United SatesSouhern District of tA p" -'.-f' -- ' AshAma.
 NOTICE Is hereby given, ibt tho twenty ninth dsy " of December, ls49, JACOB OBEB was by decree of said Conft ciared Bankrupt; and that his cred tois who proved their debts, and others interested are required appear the United States Court s the city of Mobile, the first Monday in July. ia45. show any they have why the said Jacob Ober should he dlscharged from all his debts and esrii. 6cste thereof he granted.- ats. al- .
 Attest JOHN FITS. Clerk
 ap25 I27fk0 Southern District of Alabaisa.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Pm Aprf rtfra Gan,


rHIIApctrHr Sent M,
have given YOU enough Of tiremen's ssh,,
sad task for 10 perform and consrms,io, q, :
have written will refer you To- the accounts ou,
in our city pspers. They, IL Is notorious fact A..
tell AL
The arrest of Hance Byers on F'iday nish b.
Mt q. smith Esq. prominent member q the -
Iaelphis BAR and good and e.tirnabc citizen - =,
measure, caused the dssHcciei spirit TO rcmsin o,,,
Bycrs Is Of the worst rowtiies in southwass-A.-
not member Of any IRE compsny-5ul = sour.
injury 10 al with whom he u IN any Way counrc,fs
is sad commentary upon the energy Of the Police ~.
private citizens assume the hazardous respons;bl,v
arrestug men noted for their desperate conduct \
member. Souih~ors i governed by = Native Pa~,
snd Moyamenny by Loco Focos Mr. Smiths eoci,..
upon this. and other occasions, merits the thanks a,
pesce loving people.
Byers could not be- rescued Yesterday morri,, 4.
WAS taken before the Recorder and held 10 bail n L.,
for an assault and battery upon Otkcer Shuity A.
which h. Was taken before Judge Parsons and cor-.
ted in default Of 5000 for melting TO not sc.
Thomas Clark snd Thomas Adolph "tyrss.,
were arrested this morning in the neishborhood Il ~
Hope Engine house wearing paper badges labeled p.
lice" They were committed 10 prison In def.qh !,
$1,000 bail To snswer at Court Thomas Mccoy snd p,
rick Cole appeared shortly after and entered into tie
CURED sum when the prisoners were discharged
Edward kurtz. John kurtz. James leasley. Ioh,
Stewart VIM. Hurst, and VIM. Gibson. all boys h.s'
been committed and held to bail in 500 each charge
with melting 10 not Their arrest occurred on rrl.
night and il is owing to the conduct Of these boys
the recent disturbances among the french orgnset
a measure they being in the habit Of making bona IN.
nightly man named Gilbert Small was also srres,ei
charged with the same otence. and committed.
Mr. Snowden. the State Treasurer. arrive in ,os,
Yesterday He insures | understand. the promp; pay
ment of the February interest due upon the funded l
of the Commonwealth, which Is important inte.hsenc,
to the people At large.
There was no new feature in the Stock market o.
saturday Penns. fyes closed at lot. From the 5,h d
the 10Th inst 1888 barrels II Hour. valued At i,o an
1880 barrels Of meal valued at 5000 have be,,
exported from Philadelphia.
The prospects ct the Natives is daily becomz.
worse and be no, surprised fthey are not deies.
every where. Their City and County ticket contains .,
many names obnoxious to the great majority Of b
party.
observe new feature in John Johns" pswnbroke
sale lie offers his customers refreshments ofcrsckc
and cheese at oclock'
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rhs oxbb;,on Of the Horticultural Society OF me
State of New Jersey, and the Agricultural anu no',
ticul,ural Society Of Essex county, at the city Of
Newark las, week was attended by a large number
Of lsdes gentlemen, farmers and gardeners. The
articles exhibited were in some particulars oil h'gh
order of excellence. Grapes from the garden Oh MI
Field equal to any ever seen, especially the syrian
green crane and the black Hamburger, were OF the
very larres, size and excellence. The peaches were
Of the highest perfection. One OF them measuring
in circumference one foot and quarter Of an f'eN
Risbop Doane who was to have delivered the
address was prevented by indisposison, and MI
Ncigs one of the delegates OF the American lns'i'
,u,e n, late hour was called upon to perform That
duty Mr. NJ did this in his oil hand way highiy 10
the qualification of his hearers. They cheered MIN
repeatedly during his halfhour extemporaneous ei-
fort.
He descan,ed on the civilizing efforts oil the gar
den the force of the example of the learned and inc
rich. showed what they were doing in England and
other countries. described Queen Victoria feeding
her Dorking fowls. The Queen of England busied
in her Hcnncry was something new for the Jersey
ladies'
The efec, of cultivation in purifying the air IRON
the sickly malaria that prevails in new countries
was another topic indicating the necessity u '"'o'
for healthy existence.
The instruments of agricultural and HORTICULTURE
labor he recommended to be made as per'ecl al
possible and with the highest inish' as u''y
would warm the ambition Of the farmer AZ 'he POI
isbed arms did the soldier whose business was u
destroy-while the cultivator Of the soil increase
and adds TO the comforts of human life
We anticipate much frsm this exhibition as be
ginning Of New Era in the agriculture and hort
culture of Essex County
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Letter. from Texns...No. III.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

ConPus CHRISTI. TEXAS. Aug. p. lsi5.
The mail leaves in an hour or two, and have,
therefore time only to pen you few hasty lines OF
matters concerning US
We have now the means of learning any forward
movements of Mexicans, before they can get halt
way from Matamoras here. Gen Gaines has had
the folly to send two Companies oil Louisiana Artil-
lery Volunteers upon US, without the slightest call
or need. The General Taylor isvery much annoy
ed by il.
Five Companies Of the It'll Infantry have arrived
in Arkansas. and the remaining Companies OF the ith
Infantry from Fort Scotland to-day the 2d Dragons
in condition. will be al Camp making very con-
siderable addition 10 the command. We heard yesier-
day by the arrival Of IL, RinggOd bearer Of dispatches
and By the mail Of the orders OF the 9Th and -ih nian
tries companies Of Artillery to us but we hear nothing
fihem farther than this. We need well instructed
Company Of horse Artillery at least As precaunon
from destruction have. while waiting the arrival OF
these troops. now arrived constructed defensive WORK
near our Camp on or near the beach and have two
three sieces OF Artillery obtained from the village near
US The remainder Of the III Infantry accompanies are
daily expected. Our Camp Is on the western shore oil
the bay the junction OF Corpus Christi and Nu eces
Rays and from the shelly shore water being obtained only
from the wells dug Immediately In our Camp.
We have every Of repelling An attack oil JUVv
Mexicans but infantry troops cannot march rom MAJ,
aoras this place this season The country does not
admit OF the proper resources The General has lately
been TO san Parrcio 70 with the I'd dragons Its 80
miles on the Nueces. We found the Dragons in very
GOOD condition horses in good order the officers all
well and the men with few exceptions. the same. The
General has ordered them to this place and Will employ
them very in patroing in advance OF our position
The main dep6, is al our old camp Josephs and
il 10 continue here Eomovemeni forward VIII probably
take place until the designs of Mexico are kown or per
haps until the let October Our position here Ia deslra
be being healthy and wood and water being In sufficient
quantity for present purposes-beyond US Is the widest
and most forsaken Of all wild cOuntries-n0t house or
beast except myrads of deer. wolves Wild horses &c
have not time present 10 tell you OF the scenes over
(which we passed to san Patrcio After We move from
here we shall soon probably, find ourselves on the mo
Grandc The General has received direction 10 call on
President Jones necessary rcpel invasion with more
troops for Texan volunteers Should Mexico declare
war think MaamorHs will soon be invested oy our com,
mand the General thinks H. including the regiments and
companys TO come in sufficient TO act upon the no
Grsnde We have no important news at present but
prehenson of an enemy. ! will write you OF any i'm
/ pOrtant news.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEAi'o'
roba.co ACCOMPLISHMENTS bel"ee"
Toba.co and Vera Cruz-Reported Dee"'
rattan of War with the United States.

By the brig Joseph AfS'D Capt Higgins we
have received news from Tobasco to the 2oih u'
the day of sailing. Ten days previous Revolution
broke on, in Tabssco, the people having declared
,hen.elve. independent Of Mexico. There WAS force
daily expected from Vera Cruz to aitac me leader 0'
the people Of Tobssco-Don Miguel Bruno. All csii-
erca intercourse between Tobasco and Vera Cruz had
been suspended
Cap, Higgin. reports also that he saw le'ieF rom
Vera Cruz before he left Tobssco stating that Mexico ha
declared War against the United States and thai ioue
troops were on their march to the Texas frontier Our
previous dates from Toba'co came through New"
Orleans from Tsmpco and were to the .ed from lamp
CO. II Mexico had declared War at the capital We think
tina, 1t would have been likely TO reach Tsmpieo oy
the nd az Tobssco on the sh The statement OF the
revolt in Tobasco might have been expected IRON The
complexion Of previous accounts
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MAR RED.

At Emanuel Church. Norwich Chenango Co. N.yx
Tuesday the 9TH ms, by Rev l.. A. Bsrrows GEORGE
H. sEALEN TO AMARlNTHA ADALiNE EVELkTh
both Of New.NorS.
Al Albany 10th. Andrew Cunning CHAM 10 fhebe
Pierson Daniel c. Mitchell TO Charlotte Maiher lieu
~ Picket TO Mary Jane Van Husen H. H. Wooster e
Mary T. Steele "a. Henry L. Hose TO Emily Dunesn
both of PitsGcld Mass: 9TH Reuben NJ. Provost, Of New
York To Louisa T.. Winants.
At Palmyra %, Reuben 5. Ewes, NJ. d. 10 Amy Car
Dtnter.
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Vermont.

We have the vote for Governor in l62 towns
in the State. They give;-
sIaic w. 1903 Kellogg, L..l4li2 Scattering .4o'2
Shades majority over Kellogg 1891 majority oil
all over Slade sol
The Senate stands % Wings TO Loco Focos-
The House of Representatives far as heard FROM
l12 Wings GO Loco Focos, II Aboliionists and 80
no choice The remaining 10 towns will not vary this
result
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Correspondence OF The Tribune
DUBUQUE, Iowa Territory, Sept |, le4J.


DuBuquE, Iowa Territory, Sept. |, le4J.
know of no place that is improving more rapidly
than this town the present season. There are twelve
large brick stores going up besides many dwelling
houses and large and splendid hotel The situation
of the town il extremely pleasant and the location
is as healthy any point ON the Mississippi River
Next to Burlington II VIII be the iarges, Town IN lhe
Territory. The town labors under the disadvantage
of having bad harbor bat the last Congress made
an appropriaiion of 800 ia clear II out.
There are two weekly newspapers published here
the Transcript" Wing. and Express Loco
but Locoism is in the ascendant in all these North
ern Counties Of the Territory Dodge, the Loco
candidate for Delegate iselccted over Lowe, w hig
by about five hundred majority At the last election
he had thirteen hundred majority over his Wing
competitor The Wings say they will bring HIM IN
next time The Radical Constitution has been
knocked into the middle of several weeks Thank
hea<en the prospect is that the L. . Senate VIII
not for a long time to come'b be disgraced by Two
demagogues from iowa" manner OF men IKE
Dodge the Delegate, perfect and unmtigated
dcmagogue
There are five Winnebago Indians in custody
here. charged with numbering some drovers year
or two ago near ST. Peters They are TO be tired
at the October term of the jackson County Court
The crops in the Territory are unusually hne
Wheat has never been equaled in the memory oil
the Oldest inhabitant." The price, however is 20
low that the poor Farmer groans in spirit Thirty
seven and half cents per bushe is all that it com
mands al present
This land sales for the Dubuque Land District
commenced to-day. 1t is thought there will be a
large quantity of land sold. the country Is fast
filling up with settlers.
find The Tribune" wherever ! go. IL your
particular friend. Col. ]. w. w. Of the Regu'ar
Army" cannot find The Tribune in his travels IN
Western New-York he can find it in the cabins OF
the hardy settler of the West, where 1t is priced
and cherished Yours &c ROVER.
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s.NDs's SARsAPARitL,.-Anay-s has proved that he
component parts of vegetables nsagous iebig
deniica-wiih those Of the physical structure Of NJ
such analogy identity can bc detected IN the minfr
kingdom Thus herself seems to point out her
table productions legitimate study Of the medical pra
tiorr and by the laws uf affinity them MOI. In
por,ant place Ia the scale oi remedial agents Than he pro-
duets Of the mine The extraordinary and highly benehcs
revolution Which has been wrought In the treatment o bn
Diseases by The Introduction Of Sands's Ssrsnpsla
apt illustration of this ory Uniting In itself the three car
dual properties OF the snpuirescent tonic and eal1
TIC IL At the same time punfes the circulation. invigofs
the digestive organs and carries o the morbid matter wh
disease sccumuales in the system Thepsc Disorders
swslings, scrollons Steers, and all the nraos
remedies are speedily alevirted by this preparation
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. v ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulion-sL New.ioft-
Sold also At rs Broadway n Fast Broadway and by Ding
gists generally hrougho the United States Price 81 "
bottle. SIX bottles for IS.
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DIED

On Sunday tho lith inst. BENJAMIN WHEELtR
AGED one wear and months son OF Benjamin and Mar
Cordray.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are r.
specially requested 10 attend the funeral this afteno.
al o'clock from the residence Of his father No ~
Grrenwich.s
ON the l4th inst ALICE CHASE aged months. on
child Of John and Almira Johnson
Funeral from l5 East Broadway this afternoon a, 3
o'clock
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" Hoa. Mr.. Walker, Secretary Of tn r
sury. Gen Grstio, Of the Army. and Hoo. A N n
Of the Navy Department arrived at Brsi,h.vs. -
Stsies Hotel, this morning from Washington :. -.
the North. Bali Patriot So
" Mr.. +. c. Davidson Of Ohio, had his 10.
book containing 5000. cut from his pocket q, n
evening AZ the Baltimore Theatre A row,r5 :. -, -
j. offered for the recovery OF The money 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15
Latest from the Anti.Rent Quarter.
of the Evening Journal.

Corrcspondence OF The Evening JOuluN'
DELHI September 10, l-i5.
nm informed by the District Attorney that very
large number Of bills some $50 or over have been a.
resdy ordered by the Jrry rather ps sean-t tnA'
1mber cs many OF them vii be joined IN inc same IN
went our village is thronged With people many OF
Witnesses Jurors &c and far more eftnen anxious
sla.s. of those new in custody charged VIII crime
am ir,formed that very many Of the prlnelps anti
rcner. IN ghou The coaaty are rcnouneins a. con
49,. i,h The association and from calm invesiigs-
~; ~ hst !. going on around and among us. am sat
i.sed as before anticipated, that tns death OF Steele
viii be the means Of speedy disbandns OF mis- Danger
Ous association. ,.
Those tenants against whom warrants have been issued
manifest mo- dsposton 10 resist and settling and
compromising in various ways with the landlords
Yours, NJ
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BY THIS MORNINGS mai,

~ We are rejoiced to see BY an address. "a :.
constituents, tina, Hon JoHS wsrmRxp. Of Mar
consents to be again candidate for Consres, f,,,,
lid District
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Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

COMMON pLrAs-Part /. before Judge Ingraham-Nos
1 357e IL 10 Is II. 10. Part 2 before Judge u
Shooter IN the Board Of Assistant Aldermens room-Nos
LAC g. 10. -, IA. Is ", =.
supxuor Corsr-This Court will take up the Arsu'
mepg Calendar.
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~ The Ivory Statue of Christ referred to in
the article First Page is to be exhibited to the
public In few days. Many Of the members Of the A.
visited it by invitation. and all who have seen
10 agree In their unqualified admiration off,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

HANNAH BtLIs-A KUMAVNI'
A country maiden came Ia town,
Her stock n eggs Ia sell,
BeJight In sunday hose and gown
As white as any shell.
a lovely creature. must own,
Was this same Hannah Bel.
Her skin sbone fair and smooth and clear,
As water from the well,
Nor tan, nor freckle did appear
Upon her face Ia dwell.
But All The sun, IN high career,
On Hannah's features fell
She reached the iown-but ia what plight
IL boots not now 10 tell,
But. sooth 10 say, sorry sight
Was this poor lilile belle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-15

The reported election of the Wing Senators IN
Lincoln and Somerset Counties is unfounded.-
There is no choice.
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Maine.

We have returns from 20- towns with the follow
ing result There is probably no choice for Gov
ernor:
Countless Morse W.Anderson,L u. Scat
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She went to Gourand's that same night,

Ills really marvellous witness the effects Of only os
L1rnt face The snaIns Instantly ceases, and e redo.s
rapidly disappears This Soap 10 invaluable, also. for m
sipeas Rinsorn ScrofsIa, Pmples Bloches Tan Ffect
les, and xesnd exquisite for snaying, even Won
used with hard or salt wafer Goursuds Poudres subns
Immediately eradicate sDperruous human hair, without
iury 10 the skin Gouruds Liquid Vegetable konge 10
delightful preparation for mparne to pail and sesy co'o
lennnces the rosiness and beauty u health
DR. Felix Gourauds inv slusble Toilet preparations "a
univ be- obtained genuine ns Cosmetic Depot 81 Wake
At first store from Broadway. Remember a.. articles
the kind purchased elsewhere dangerous counerfs
AeESrs.-Tuttle, Assembly Buildings, PmiahsiPhs
Jordan Nilk-st Boston; Carlson 4 Co. Lowe.ii Ives
salem; w L. Gerrish, New Bedford Guild BANGOR Bis
Springfield Green a Co. Worcester; Myers, New Haven
Hall. Albany; Morse, Lockpor ssrrs, Hsisont vsa
Busklrk, Newark, and Hrnitsh, Lancaster. Pa t'"
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FROM HavayA-By the schr John Hancock,
Capt, soubises arrived yesterday, received files OF
Havana papers TO the Sd inst. They contain no news
fCharleston Courier, Sept TO-
NAvAL-The soopo of war Marion was towed up
from Hampton Roads 10 the Naval Anchorage, BY the
steamer Engineer on Wednesday night
The slOop Of 81. Louis was towed up from the An
chorace yesterday afternoon TO the Navy Yard
draft Of II in charge of Lieut. Dsner, for the
fgate Congress- arrived here yesterday in the steamer
less from baltimore. Norfolk Herald, Sept l2th.
u The number of troops, stated by this even
incs southern mail from New Orleans TO be in the Camp
of Observation the 3Oh August Is most probably abort
Of the reality General Taylor must have BY this time,
more than 5000. Union
~ Capt RIsGGoLD, L. s. A. arrived in this
city Yesterday morning from Savannah bis way to
Washington He Is the bearer of dispatches from Texas
charleston Courier sept IL
~ A, a Military Review in Lansingburg on
Friday cannon exploded premsturely, blowing away
both hands Of L. H. Wager and tearing on the e naod
Of Y Smith.
" On Tuesday, gale Of wind on Lake hrle,
near Long Point struck the schr. PDnoni, sweeping
away her masts and rigging The wreck was lowed !"
Buffalo