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Army m~vsmss.ts,

ST. LOUIS, July 26, 1858.
Our Lsayebworth advices of the 23d, per United
Estates express to Bonneville, state that express
from Gepe'al HarDey's head quarters at Cottonwood
Springs. l4,h instant, brings copy Of the general
oroers ssued by Harvey, July 18th, on the receipt
OF tue instructions from General Scott Tor the dis
lpositinn 1.-THE Utah forces.
Col"bel Monroe. with the Fourth artillery and two
compan,es 81 dragons remain In the District of the
Platte. Colonel May is ordered to take post at Fort
Kea'ney with three companies of artillery and one
OF Dragons. Two companies of the First cavalry,
under Major Sedgwick, repair at once to Fort Riley.
Six cempsnies of the same command, under Colonel
Sumner concentrate at Fort Kearney for SER
vice on the plains. Two companies Of the same
regiment, now In Utah, are ordered to 60 to Fort
Riley Lieut. Col. johnson is relieved from duty as
Inspector General of the Utah forces and directed
to take command at Fort Riley. Surgeon Wright
refnrDs 10 ~ L.,uis. Major Brown, OF the Pay De-
partmeht, Is stationed at Fort Kearney. Assistant
Surgeon smith is assigned TO duty with the First
cavalry; aid Assistant Surgeon Smith, with two
compan,s of the Fourth artillery, in the vicinity Of
Cottonwood Spriags. Capt. Simpson. Topographic
cal engineer, proceeds to Utah.
Upoer we movements directed in General Orders
No. H. detachment of recruits, about three
hundred strong, under Major Backus, left Fort
Leavenworth on the 2lst for New Mexico.
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The De Ra~iese Roansncs Again.
MRS. BL0UhT RkFUshS TO LeAvx-wHkRx Is TIL
zOUAvBY

The De RlNiese Rosnancs Again.
MRS. BL0UhT RkFUsls TO LsAvx-wHkRx Is THE
zOUAvE
was reported that Col. Biount with his wife anc
daughter called Saturday for Mobile, but turns
Dot to Re SO Col Boupt. however emplsted sailing
on the above day. and bsd arranged Ill his affairs 30 ~ 70
leave In the steamer that sailed Ut saturday hts
wife had agreed 10 accompany him, aud by arrangement
made on the previous dsy they met at hlArds, Broad
way. Here 10 reported tina. Mrs Blount was Informed
that the money she had wrote 10 Mobile Tor some two
ago received by husband aud no had
rallied 10 forward On hearing Of the facts 10
sa che iDmfd refused 10 proceed tue journey
husband unieps she couia the thai
sepi Der That che could pay up her oils the NApo
H0sel They we're however not handed over 70 her
ar the result that C1 ope Biount compelled to
or 20 without bis vie. This, II appears, no
po wih % do end 'ney accordingly projected TO the
New York E3tej where they prsseat stopping Mrs.
Bcuut heard 10 say that abe thought very re-
mHlka6.e ehe OH rot receive the mecey aud could not
account for IL "a the parties to whom sro wrote would
r"t refusecon plying With Der request the amount Ia
said To have been enough have lid gil her indebted
70 Mr. Huncke few small OUTSIDE bills which
bhe bad co1trscsed
whss oou,se they ineud pursue not known,
bv, MIS-. tBount has sspihed rs her Intention rot 10
return home Low, uh,il tho bls IN question al paid
buncbe Ia visited daily bv large number Uf MS friends
the Bergen jail he is much improved IN hen, aud il
sao have remarked that hs sentence perfectly
just that no has 70 bAme but his lawyer Mr.
Mnlfo'd.
As 10 the Zouave he is still at large his whereabouts
ss he Is oreadiuiy in want OF cothias and money
ss stated b. Mise BiouDt and Il viii be impossible
fer bm 10 keep secluded much longer. Hs cloth
hg 10 shortly 70 be- cold BY Sheriff Francis.
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Later from, Utah.

81. LOUIS, July 26, 1853.
BY the arrival of the steamer D. 4. January at
tBooneviie.we have Leavenworth dates Of the 23d
iiust Mr.. Isivin sston, old trader the Plains,
arriyed there last night from Salt Lake City, with
dates Of June 30 The army had marched from the
Capitol Tor Cedar Valley, forty miles below. Brig
barn Young ard the heads Of the Mormon church
'bad reterned to the city, and the people were fol-
lowing them masse' All was quiet in the Valley.
sSoue n. the returned teamsters circulating
port si iich gold deposits in the vicinity of ST..
Nerains Fort These statements do not receive full
credit ia e absence OF information from authentic
De, pat ches from st. Josephs dated the 22d inst,
per The steamer ID A. January, state that advices
from Salt Lake City to Jaly have been received.
The Mermens had all returned to the city and their
homes in the different parts of the Territory.
General johnston had passed through the city with
'hs h@fres snd encamped thirty miles on the other
Isl of il. No troops were in the city. The gov
senment officers had been duly installed in their
various ~1ees. and were preparing for the proper
.d-cLaiee III their duties. Brigham Young was
arxious io'be tried on the charge Of treason, but
dns's,ed that the jury should consist of Mermons
only.
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the request ~ The Collins line to make Portland the
western terminus.
Ia, ,o.sr.., s.em NJ xsco,

Ia. .s"Stsst fsSss NJ
ARRIVAL ~ So AMsair 0ws, kUsK - BsPORrRD
FLi0sT up ZuLoAua FALL or sAs LUIS Puros,-
GAhZA md viDsURsI ADVANCING or MEXICO CITY,
VIC,
NEW ORLEANS, July "a, 1858
by a''e arrival ut this port to-day of the steamer
&eueisi lSirA, Capt Smith, from Brazos Santiago,
the ('edya's has received advices from northern
MsSieoso tbe 2st ut.
The mes IMPORTANT Intelligence il the reported
abdicatiou of GEN ZuIoaga, and fight from the city
of Mexico, le,rving the government in the hands Of
Govt" and Two bishops.
Colonel Zuszua had marched upon the town of
San Luis pos and captured it after feeble resist
ance. ecu. siderable number OF prisoners we're also
taken CGlnnel Znazua is one Of the chiefs Of the
llibc raj party.
General Cara took his departure from Mats-
moras on she 10th for the purpsse of joining the
forces ofCIenersi Yidaurr 1t was believed that the
.coableed fore- medtated an attack upon the city.
General CaraVajal bad intercepted train OF four
teen hundred mules, while en- route from Tampico
a3or San Lris
The prospects of the constitutionalists generally
were believed 10 b. very fattering.
The reported violation OF our Territory by Captain
Zauora. at h'dago, near Reynosa, had been salts
,factoriy explain d.
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sire az Welisbuyg, n. Y.

UsNkskb, July 20 IooS-
About twelve O'Clock the night Of the 24th
tins, dre occurred In wesburg, Allegheny county,
in which seven buildings were consumed. The losses
are as folows:- II. G. Taylor, carriage and tanning
mil factory, loss IS .Oo0no insurance; A. c. Bron.
son. los 90 tools, NC, s600-no insurance; A. NJ.
HsIett, honae and store. with household goods loss
Is O00-insnred for 81 500; w. A. PAGER, barn. loss
800, A. ~ Cole, F,fe Press Office, loss 800; c. L..
Fafnua, goods and store, loss $500; w. Van Buren,,
loss on carriages 800; d. X. Charles boot and shoe
store. loss $500 fully insured goods, but loss
building seOo; ID. Goodrich, damage on goods, $500;
II Barnes. store, loss 5000.
The fire wss the work of an incendiary.
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pBrADKiPHIA, ia 20. 1858.
ytacss t,ssay and tsre's', unchanged. Reading,
NEW oEixAs, Jsl, IS, 1858.
Cyto1 Sales 10 dsy 1.too bales as easier bot net
suoap'y loAtr mices Goo bas De~ cotton received
lertefpay solo at i6c por H. sugar buOJani bacon
BALTIMORE, JaIy 90, 1858.
flour Cru: nov Guy Nh. ~ sos9 Th.a. ac.ivo
spc nc &c hsler: sbn-, OIL rs 81 81 red, " IL .
81 ~. Cnn ceoliuiUs vaise, sSc edo; yclos, yoc
OLE vhissey nrm 81 26c. &c PrJvisicns quiet sad
anchsnged - ..
Flouf Hrm ssles IS COO ba'ss Tor delivery 10 Ocsobcs
a. ~ 20 MASSEY snchso,et; -alos NO bbs 81 l2c pr
s"''A' cmoaeo, July DC NJ
Foo, quiet What nm u% o'na ac".e sSd go sa
bustes wheat; 5000 bushels corn Shipments 70 Os
~.so-- 40 UOV busnsls wheat 1000 bushels csrn. ke
eco bbls. flour; 1900 bushels wheat; ~ 900
0uS's~ '''" BuuA1o, July 2s-sPM
rourNoderaie iuqury; sales 900 bbs AZ % Is Cor
uur.,as "a ~ 81 60 TOR sood extra Indiana,
ono sno rsrsasn wnest QUOT and hrmj saes 30 600
bosbels w.rm Mlwsuxie club At Iec sevo ousnels
mi,ei vIacopsiu o. S6Isc; eco bushels prime wfdso
Mrbg.p A. q. 90 Corn quiet, and holders orm; sales
10 600 pVsb-s ct sSc tac Tor unsound, ana ooo o1c
en- Acc Cor souna whlssey ssesIy sales 200 bpls at
axe Cs,a eights arm 81 4c on iOar lic. On
sne ioc OF corr 70 Mes fk koef n.ns corn. eos
bgsbs at sb. s54 obs nJdr, "a Ss' bushels
wheat, e1ie suss' Is corn, Is i,s eusnels css.
Fltut In roos 3enard for Nanifes and Quebec Wheat
frm, ~ish lees shipping inquiry In consequence OF ,ue
scsruiy Of the bsets Is 900 bushels, &c tSo'
~ chicsgo spring; 800 Cor Mlwauke club, tie warm
Corn qoeii eaes small, n $40 for hot osts mm.
Cans fregbts stsedy-2Ic. on flour and 80 on wneat
new Yorg lAfe imports to-day-st 900 bushels waeas
t9uG0 pusoels @sn % 900 busbeis oats Canal expor
ALBANY, July Pop N.
pour-For sound and medium grades better prices
we're resi.ed sales, 1000 bbs. 9hess quIct: ss,es
4b0u bushels red winter on private terms Corn quee
nos OF that Offering ussound sales 800 bushels. OA
plentfuI. GALES 90 900 bushels mostly OHIO, 81 Acc
ALBANY CATTLE MARxsy.
AIBASY, July 20, 1853.
Beevcs-Better quslnses Offering, a. &C. ax5sc. bv'
weight; sheep, 70 axe; hogs, &c. bkc. Supply o
hcgs iarrer.
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Rrooklyn city NsxxA.

efScurAR OcvrRENCy--A Boy SsorHrRtp " Cagsr--
Yesterday Coroner Reddirr held iraucs, upon lad
named George Pricsner, aged years residing with bis
parents Divaou nc, Myrtle, who TO bis
death in the following On Friday his mother
directed him 10 wash the dsbea, sni she neigh
nos for the purrose oo're work fine boy did
he dreoed " do and Then, playing with other boys,
rec wed penny from OF ITEM With ho request that
he snoud buy stick Of candy 10 divide between them.
Az soon az he get penny no into tbs house snd
Ascending the stairs jumped into large chest which
osspding 10 garrett. Tue cnest was provided with
ock which became faetensd the closing OF tue Id aud
the boy having doubtless, puled down 70 escape from
trs ohscrvstou Of bs pursuer unable 70 raise H. ssd
RENAME there ur, died The ohcr boy being unable
10 Ind hm, went away After The neither got homo
search ives sde about the neigh6ofbood but wishous
fuccfFs Inquiries were made until Suncay night wnon
tho attention of the occupants attracted By an ofes
s.vo smell which traced 10 The large cbsst On open
Ing the body OF the boy 10 advanced s,ae OF rore
faction, found The Ccruners jury rendered yer
oct OF death by sufocston.
AccrpxSr OK rur Inxa Istaxp p,upohp "A BOY naned
Henry r1erson jumped from the platform q car while
the train was passing New York avenue, and struck
ssnte,sss lie was conveyed 20 neshboriug house aad
medical asssaroe rendered, win no proepecs hoNeFer,
Of recovery.
rm Psus FfcurtRs BrauRs rm Poiics Cotsrs Tho
parties arrcfied tho charge Of being engaged "a the
prize tight between Peter Downey and james ediegs,
on sunday merninr, appeared before Justices VOORHEES,
spd BMcby yesterday mornhg no principals hsd sur
rendered themselves 70 the Authorities and with Philip
bs ~ await The action OF the Jury James D,yio
Thos McIase aDd John McIare hack dr. vsrs who took
nc party tho ground selected Ter heh we're nutd
tor dollars Oh tor violating The ordinances in not having
their amps rsbisd Some twenty others vho nad been
ted eerc drcttreed hing srectaors If tha
| scene 10 charge could pe made sssinst them.
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BowMANsvILLs, G. W.. July 26, 1868.
The pretended discovery Of q coal mine some
months since in this place. where biologists affirm
coal cannot exist, turns out to be most deliberate
imposition. Great excitement aud indignation pre-
valls in consequence.
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BOsTON, Jny rs. 1888.
The bark lola Wylie. Patterson, OF Thomaston,
eighteen days from H vana for Falmouth, England
put into the Quaran ne here last evening, having
lost her steward and TO Of her seamen from yell
low fever. Another vessel from the West Indies has
three cases Of yellow iever on b lard.
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Elao at Mobile.

MOBILE. July 26, 1858.
A fire broke out here at twelve o'clock last night
destroying the Masonic Hall and Kellopp's stables,
on st. Joseph's street; also Thompson's saloon ON
Royal street, adjoining, and the new Custom House
The loss ia mostly insured.
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ScuxSycraDY, July &c, 1855.
The cauel steamboat Charles wack passed here nj
eight o'clock this morning. crowd Of two miles
OF boats Is at the lock here, for places east OF this
ri
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Ins Colombia az Charleston.

CHARLESTON, $. C., July 20, 1858.
Tire stoa'oer Columbia, from New y Jrk, at i:20
p. NJ, 90 Saturday, was signsTed coming up To
port at half past one o'clock this (Monday) after
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Cemnssncement at Union College.

SCHENECTADY, July Is, 1868.
The city is filing up with iterat for the exercises
preceding the commencement Of Union College,
which takes place next Thursday
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Mrrprpe-A man from New York, named James
nvgsn beaten 10 ctath With clubs hear 81 loov, on
the 2's irst
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Def ss.ca sslaanas-asx Ssfxs with paxess
ep~ety proc tocts hASs dra and burt
prcof psv'o~ sstss Depot Os Pearl street
Rv8EeT N PArziCT
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Wiisor's Hal Colerss VIII ao1 Dzs ts-
skin but Hr1u-I, turn Jour BALI 70 "bast Grown "
sthout bjsyibs the hair trouble is Aep Ying u Az
p-S rn~ wses s-rry body OniJ n cents eoss.s
Sc'i 81 the drug 40 ~ and rhird
walnut street. fbi~deiphA
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Cedfssye Extract or Etder FLsvve,s, fos
he comp lemon Zee mIs-eIlsr rons sdvertisemeoh
y. DUPtr, Agent 90 Brosd~sy
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HEln wsy's PILE - Absolute eoutrwl over
be rovdsrd stonsch and DO sss is exercised .s-
prrnsrhkhe yFEetste 1bsir R-uiai efso
be 10 aim 10 the miracuous hold " hsdea lsns
Me- Yer
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basxy's TSHrpherOua n tins DeU6 ana
sn.Aye,s artse eresns hesulfy,as cisSssls curna
srt~rvnA ard res ornr No ssr Eaaes tyn wa w 81
A~nGEisi,
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C,htsd r,'- Hair uys, WIss And Toop,ss -
sm tsri The What ssie and retail ana The dye
tfiYtelJ sppied NO Atio- House
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f. 6ea Ssmno.-s, h>ss,Isr gsS,,s Rss1- s,rss
Its pe Hsicis hss been tauad for proue
n, ~ ness possible tor s-i- ~
s@rsfrsr NJ Asov Hnus~
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~ Iess AmbrGs. Pc Likeus sxca Revived fos
he S HClME Landscape 'siery 30 broadway
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Lssse ssns ambsOsy yes Sor 40 csns', with
S.t~ hule ,sures ususi ~ cens, nj kIMBAi,s No
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the Liksaess or VIM r.. Porter "A SplsU-
80 likeness OF Wiiu@n 4 Porter vii appear In
lUaTHh'f tPi n r or tHE TInkS OF ths week. keady
OF 1hurSday morning neIt.
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Albany CATTLE MAsxwp

AIBANY, July 70, lbSS
reevc>-Better quslnses Offering, M &C. a1so. I've
weight sheep, &c Axe; hogs, &c. bkc- supply q
bteveo and sheep lighter Than last weeks; receipts
hcgs l.rrer
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an ssys OF ocrTiSUoCs ovu rsrfH, uYsuR
yIp waved fer e-ssn-s ars n't'ity- ~ tse ~
ne sera fIkl.OES SsSsss ~ syss<s ssssA-A
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az. Avn y, ron PINE PATENT LxtraEr BOOTH.
N made OF m ode 70 ORDER. Drer calf bcoss ~
IS I'd At HIr1's. "a Erostwy