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THE REBEL LEADER AT PENSACOLA,
[Frtm the New York Herald, August Z, 1859

TO THE xDIIOR OF
NEW YORK, August 8, 1859.
In your announcement TO day Of COL BraSgs candidacy
for LEGAL Office in louisiana you mention 10y way or
identi6caton) Gen. Taylors reported order at Baena
vsta TO the gallant hen) Captain, "a little grape
Captain Bragg
While every one acquainted with Cen Taylor and his
emphatic style Of language knew from the beginning
that he never said any such thing yet the fable has
hitherto gone without public correction probably az an
amusing illustration Of the truth Of history when dressed
up by newspaper correspondents, schoolbook makers
and platform and municipal orators.
mentioned to relative Of Col Bragg the preposte
rousness Of the anecdote and expressed curiosity TO
know what Gen. Taylor really did say. Col. BraSg's
relative replied-"I can tell you exactly what he
said. The fact is Braxton Bragg was critically
situated Part Of his battery had been dismouned and
left TO work the remainder The enemys batteries had
been pushed up very Close and the fire very severe
and deadly An aid de camp riding along Braxt0n asked
him to 60 and tell the old man I'm another part Of the
fed) how he was and ask what TO be done
about It, General Taylor received this message In the
crisis Of the battle, when the result uotfu and
when the flower Of his little army iucuding many SONS
Of his long friends had fallen before his eyes, The
entire force was engaged there reserves REIN
forcement was out OF the question When the aid de-
TELL him 70 give 'em hell God damn 'em This was ex
aetly what the old man said, and was Immediately
reported % such to Braxton, and Braxton told me-"
submit, Mr.. Editor, that while this version Of the
received one 1t has, true, the further ad
vantage of photographing how human nature really ex
presses itself In the ardor Of BATTLE OF illustrating
perate herosm to which Colonel Bragg showed himself to
be more than equal and Of displaying General Taylor as
the old Thor underer that he really was in contrast
with what civilians might suppose him to have been
from such out Of place physiological dandysms as "a
little more grape" X. w
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INTERESTING FROM ARKANSAS.

THE INVASION OF ARKANSAS BY GENERAL jim
LANE - OCCUPATION OF POCAHONTAs LANES
TROOPS IN CAMP--wELEs POISONED HANGING
SCRAPE.
[Frem the Memphis Bulletin, May 81
We bad supposed that the reported invasion OF the
town OF Pocahontas, Arkansas, was exaggerated not
unounded but the arrival Of the steamers Little Rock
and Mary Patterson from Arkansas and Wbe rivers yea
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THE NBw YORK TROOPS.

ErMRA, N Y, June 6, 1854.
The Nineteenth, or Cayuga regiment, Colonel Clark
commander left this morning for Washington via Harris.
burg. An immense conoourse of people witnessed the
departure The wldes. euthpsiasm prevailed.
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Arrival of the Steamship De Soto from
HayaM0.

The steamship De Soto, Capt Jshnson arrived yester,
day from HAVANA which port che left ON the "a inst.
bringing US news day later.
The health of Havana wss good. Very little rain had
fallen for this time of year!
The markets have been active Sugars closed on
the LIST inst, Nos II and IL at 2s7 SIS Ia per 400
bs Stock 10000 boxee in Havana aud Matanz.s.
Shipped last week $4,000 boxes aud 1900 hhis.
from Havana ard Maanzas, OF watch the United States
only received /, 100 boxes ana 2,Qco hhds
Freights for American vessels have not improved NOR
can they The chip Kate Hooper sal cd on the 1st for
New York in ballast. few American ships had been
taken up for Europe at ca.
Exchange London, sixty days, ~ per cent ppe-
MUM New York and other Northern cities, par to Ter
cent New Oresns, nothing doing
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REPORTS FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOunvllH, KY, June Q, 1851.
The captains Of the brgs John Adams and Panama. and
schooner Mermaid captured Off the mouths Of the Misss
eppi by privateers passed through here bound East
the letters Of marquee and supposed their cpors to be
pilots.
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CHAkBERSBURG, June 4, 1851.
The Advance Upon Hseerso,os-TRe Plan # AyTangs.
ments-The Cavalry Desrtrs-Hcyp.r's Ferry to be En-
stloptd and OperOheIn1ed, DC.
The terrible weather continues yet, rendering, from
the very heavy rains all parsdes and drills utterly mps
sible No duty is performed save guard duty The men
appear IKE 30 many drowned rata. The RAIN pours
through the best tents nvades decges the officers
quartefs pay not the slightest attention 10 rank the
common solder being perfect level with their
superiors.
Real work about TO begin. am happy to announce
that orders have been received from Washington to
march. has not yet got out Of off;al circles that
an advance corps will be thrown forward to IA.
gerstown 10 night This viii be followed By resi-
men's in quick succession, as fast as the
Franklin County Railroad has capacity 10 transport them
sad has not rolling stock enough 10 throw forward
more than one regiment every four hours b conse
Suence Of this General Patterson has IL ia eepoue o,nem
klallon 10 take possession of the road
Inc hrst advance will consist Of the Fort Sumter he
Ioer unoer command Of Captain Doubleday, comprising
s~o iun companies, armed with the improved MIME mug
ket ana captain McMullins Philadelphia Independent.
ern mue4es The latter corps command the highes, ad
nHaon aom tber strict dis ciplne and sodiery bearing
uArTan9ements nave already been made for several
regiments 20 ioHow. Ground has been osen in and
around HAgersiown Tor Their encampment.
Two men OF Company G, second cavalry deserted last
night, aEd evidently intended TO 60 over to the enemy
They taken BY the picket guard OF Scott Leg Do
and returned hther. ] visited them in Their cell
to-day and asked them about the crcums .anees One
sf them an Englishman, refused TO give ms name He
Iestabe climate where secession rife 70 have be-
oorne stmospheric Toe other, q FfepcnuXn, bv the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07
THE REMOVAL OF THE REBEL SEAT o.
GOVERNMENT

The following is Official copy Of the resolutions re
Gently adopted the Congress Of the Confederate States
providing for the removal Of the rebel seat Of govern
ment:-
Resolved the Congress Of the Confederate States Of
America, That this Congress win adjourn Tuesday
Va; and that committee Of three members of this Con
gress be appointed to make suitable arrangements for the
accommodation Of this Congress- and Of the several
Executive Departments.
Resolved, further, That the President be, and he 10
hereby authorized to the several Executive Depart
time between this aud the Goth day Of July next he
may determine; provided however, that in case Of
public emergency Which may, In the judi ment Of the
President shall have power by proclamation to cali the
Congress together 1t some other convenient place TO be
selected by him.
certify that tho foregoing ia correct copy OF the
original resolution adopted by the Congress- May co. 1851
j. ]. HOOPER, Secretary Of the Congress.
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Court Calendar-Thts Dav.

SUPREME Court, ORcur-Part Mos 1885, 4015 4077,
$3.50, 1894, 1885, $3.50 32ee $50 s5es, 3s19 3o5o1,
soos 1909 o ASl4 ISL 9ss, 1908, 1906 2lol 2lsa
1882, s7e6, $685. $685. ss44 $3.50, se4t, 1885, 1904.
4ols, 4oi7 4oA 4os4, 4o5s, 4ee2, 40e3, 4oeo 400,
4l21, 4'3l, 4l73 42e0 42oi, 1906 4311 1921, 1925,
43f6, 1880, $780, As89K 4s4, 4s45 4347, 1880 4367,
4ssl 1884, 1885, 4so2 43s7, 44o5, 44le, 44l7, A4ls,
SPECIAL rrRM-Nos 800, $50. ss1, GA 900, $40, 2oa,
2ee 27a. 2s2 1884, 2so, &c., 2o7 1885, $780, a4, s42 sA4
345
1865, 1892 1871 1878, 1876 1877 1888, 1885, 1887,
1889. Part 2-Nos: fe4s, 1924; 1881 1908, 17ol,
COMMON PIKAs-Part 2-Nos 93l 1885, S6e, 1888.
1885, 1885, 1885, 1S40 4oe 1885, 1841 to la4a $780, 557
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CAPTAIN POOR, OF THE NAVY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

UNITED STATES STEAMER BRooKLYNl
OFF SANTA Rosa, Fla May 20, 1891
Az some liberties have been taken with my name BY
Newspaper correspondents calculated to throw doubt
upon my "poston at which my friends are consdera-
bly, exercised wish avail myself OF the same public
means or defining It. have never wavered from my
determination to faithfully perform my duty an officer
Of the United States Navy; NOR have considered
any sacrifice might be called upon make great or
sufficient to deter from giving my aid in support Of
the Union and Of ts glorious flag That 1t may yet long
wave over united and happy people is my most ardent
wah-my m ,st earnest prayer G. H. POOR,
Commander, United States Navy.
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Heavy Loss OF Timber.
TORONTO, June 9, 1851.
During the gale yesterday timber In RATS TO the extent
Of $40, 900 was loaf In the lake recr Of Toronto
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te5eay afternoon, has placed Us IN possession Of facts
wnicn nduce the belief that i from bena trivial
snsr' tioT Mr Hssbin, the Popular ana ntsagens
Ser1 sse L.!e Rock We learn that y,esepgsr hsa
70 Governor Rector at tts ans sS SUs In
Lane with 5000 M "a. IN sS uesSrosnosa If po
fore lay on Monday msrsng, and soon the greatest
settlement prevailed. The Governor took imme1sste
steps TO send troo! TO PoCahcntas Accordingly ~ or
dered that two Companies, ooMrqsed 100 me- .asu ON
board the lile Rock, destined for General bradley g
commsns on the Missouri, should change their destna
noA and go to Pocahontas The regiment from Loiisia
IA, composing portion Of Mr.. AcCulloch's command,
also ordered TO Pocahontas, together with $50
ry, part OF ChuYchis command. GevernOr Rector
also despatched messenger TO Fort Smith for General
AcCulbch The Little Rock left on Tuesday night, and
On Wednesday morning
Since the above was written, we learn from .
passenger on the steamer Nary Patterson, thu.
the same report reached Jacksonport on Monday
morning at ahree o'clock, that . large portion
Of the men at Jaeksonport Immediately volunteered,
took the Admiral and went up 70 Pocahonas Some o..
Lanes soldiers were by the Jacksonport people
Lane ia encamped about eight miles from Pocahontas, on
Black river and his desperadoes committing an sorts
Of depredations In that vicinity Come Of them tried to
go the boat was taken back with - little delay a. poss
ble No encounter had occurred between Lanes troops
at Pocahonas and the force from Jacksouport when the
Admiral left.
hontas fifteen Of the prisoners in jail escaped and imme
diatey turned their attention to poisoning all the wells
around the country Last Monday night, after portion
Of the volunteers returned, aged man named Garlic,
captured and hung The remainder threatened TO burn
the town down. but the return of the citizens from P0sa
hontas prevented II. The last words OF Garlic that
he intended "to fight for the North
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General Pierce and staff who arrived al Fortress xous
roe on Monday last, have established their headquaters
al The Chesapeake Female College, near Hampton.
nh four companies Of the New York FIN regiment
Colonel Duryees zouaves, under command Of the feuz
tenant Colonel returned TO the Fortress on Monday nsh
At the engagement yesterday at Pig Point n was res
ported that five were wounded -Four were wounded
at one time as foows- appears that on the deck of
the Harriet Lane was tub made from PORK barreI
filed with shot One Of the shots from the rebels s1roS
the tub scattering the shot In all directions -Four man
struck and Knocked down. but beyond this little or
no harm resulted from It, The ffth man Was wounded
In the calf OF the leg, but s not dangerously hurt
First Sergeant Of the regular army was buried on
Tuesday at the fortress with military honors. Over two
hundred soldiers followed the remains to the grave.
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ahksc Lies.

sA~,Ey. Of the New York H,rcId dces not
stand upon trfos. IL says "the rebel army
actually la action st BIli Ruc numbered
close upon $4,000 men, well differed, woll tn
trenehed, projected by masked batteries, and
abgndsn,ly supplied with artillery This j.
e lie oat of the whole cloth The battle YVES
fosght apoB unfer:a ground; there was not
sD so.renahnsnt or masked battery Hithia
miles Of It. What ia said # our ofhcers IL
true! bat all the rest Is shse. ialsehooi. The
Confederate force actually engaged never ex-
ce sdsd Is coo men. rs may be seoa from an
.pspeotion Of the mr3tar -so.!a os the regiments
engaged
8 conglomsratio0 o. badly n - ree In st+s z
wi h al agsr gats in the i'd sf o. oven
Is ul9 meE-with no general (" n IA nding-
each one 0shttag oa has own hqok. and W tn
g totally inade9u ate supply u CO mon, 81 ~
Thirty-four regipelts-ths fiery pride Of
the Northern scldisry- rgimesss which the
Eeraid itself was accustomed % tel ua, before
the battle, we're iny!ncii j., A. ackod e wioF
They certainly did not numb less ;Aan thirty
ave thousand Den. 0ae Of tbs s letw7ed oTioeFs
saio tDcy WtSc lEfu tDEty SSSSA 10 iuEEF
thousand stropg There were, bssidea, Riae
regiments OF their lefs, and nc IL reserve---
Total. 6fty-two regiments q inea acry, szolu-
sive Of 6ve thousand regulars. As 70. thei2
sr;ill ny, they had sstRaAs's battery. CAR
LIES battery, GRIPFlTH's battery, tho Rrode
Island bsttery, the West Point battery, aud
the huge battery Of r.fsd thirty-;wo. p under,
eigh ty-one pieces, ard they lost al but two IL
their flight. In ene word, Il was tbs most
magnificent park Of artillery that ever accom-
panied az army to the Geld Of battle in
America
Whs: object can sAv-~Ey hsvs il aaliiDg
thsse IssT L. DO AFRAID the mob will tea1
down Lii t1oe, Il he sell tho tru'h, p thsy
thresteBed to do with GREELCY's rheG he
published the truth about this ugti,r, L. d T.
tnsy would have i1ns had pct 0RrKLhv
speedi y fallen back Ufsn hls old res,urss Vi
alseho.d?
Gen. sooTG has g.ssn orders snas no more
ofhcs reports about tbs bat.,a saA,l he plo-
li.hed. lie knows the slsagh htsr was too taTr.
his &c be exposed. This fact speaks soluspes
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Cooling X u ek, SisSs

"a ths absence o? ice, the most available re
lectures on the Anctia GApe&uoE. W!.a the
aia of 3 strong imas IN aii,as il is possible II
reading suca sa aoooune a. tbs 20 ksef
oool.
DIR. KANE gates that the cold cane upon tie
voyagers gradually, bat n the tseond week Of
September is showed ia power. Tbs water
casks fr' a., aud It became necessary to quarry
out the Joe and melt it before ii eou = : usei.
By-and-by toe waters of the sea oongealt d
around them, and they were glued " II f1ed
ios. Moisture began to be rilv, 8, cry Bis g
being frose perfectly dry. Al their eetablas
frosa into mAss Of laughable aoli iiifcstica.
Sugar was sson Gu. sith 8 saw, butter with a
chisel. beef with al axe and crowbar!
The ehD-ths sen:at!on Of &C I'D" which al
home Ia temporary change Of state--was
bere ussnown--eold, Of highly wrought iu
tonsisy, the ons unvarJipg condition. When
the mercury froze, aleoho i, thermomeiers
ku below afry degrees, or eighty odd below
the freezing point, regular inspections took
place during and after the walks Of sAG men.
A white spot ID The Doee. lip OK cheek VS. &
signal for . most unohsritabls rubbing with
snow, and Esuy tine poos JAcz. whsp pin-
ing for q warsa stove, has been obiig TO take
instead eos1se Of i1edicsi trcti N, Wit. cnn-
polsory eTeSeise, On one ccasion q poor fsl-
low. reoovekns from an attack Of IL & .nna-
ton Of the lungs, was asked by his Doctor
hnu
Why ssd he, predicting oazs ally folded
scrap o! an cid newspaper, II d,n't want 20
trouble you, Doctor; 1t dropped Of last wsak !
here 1t Ia f' But the peculiar afuro Of the
Arctic winters which It is did -al. to conceive
was the noas distressing ono ct all to the
voyagere, was the duration of Its long night.
when for eighty dsys the sUn was not visible.
Reading like lhis is co..! coEasoct under this
August run.
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CorgruaIP ADD MAssIAeE The famons Or.
Miller. ig a lesture OR Lhe sbove Interesting
suhjacte, recently telivs red Ia RiTnltnsham
England d@daes falling Ia love into Gr7o me-
thods. which he sails proper md Improper
Failing into love proper wss fa'lr z in 10 lov~
when one could n1t help II; In other Worde,
love At nrst 3'Sht. Love I'm pE -psr w@s defined
as the case Of a Iaan who ioo9 ~ about far
wife bAcanss he WVaD ted on"; atd 4 he les ur-r
pOiBt tsd out the distinction ret wen 'hs man
who wants to marry because he has fallen in
love and another who falls in Se hRc use he
wnnts to many ON Whatever motive ma.
riaxe was cuutrac ted, IL was 9 most Reri as
step There was An OLD ying. and r true ~ g,
wifhaI that no man was thoYouehg EUired
unless he were badly married - s9ytiS 4
nsss FOR tAs marriage relation, II !ec'u~er
believed that womsn wno WIS wtse enough
10 underssand Buffers Eaasogv." Id
he. ewtfe eroush TO COOK z n apple DUN p ing.
WAS 1t 70 b. CO ne wife. rhs doe~oF was OF
opir ION that shsre WIS naM much ned for
your folks 70 wait until tGfy Sos coIaraga
lively rich before they ma rried but conl"n0-
ed that they would IA inn roved by navink
raW dhncu ties TO contend with now anc II
thS outset Of life As fer the g'est go os-
dience q.nes tioD, he rested on thu phiiosoThy
con tatnsd Ia the folio wing a1aint enitapa,
placed many yea sgO over the graves VI
husband and wIfa. who had lived = long a"d
happy lie ON u system of mGio obedi~uce:
Trey 100 wee 30 o.s bat y oos c0ul3 truly say
winch rn Cd. or vhshsr did o e,,
6s.a ID f~eaa sh. would boy,
ASs sss. II - ohsytnx, r~lI ID az well as be-"
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NOTICE 10 ORR sFBWglBERs.

Annual subscribers TO the DfspoieA Will ob.
serva tbs ososs MARK on their papers when
their subscriptions are about 10 expire. Those
who wish 70 renew viii! forward the amount,
or the papers will be- stopped et the close OF
he tsrrn fer which they ha We paid
a subscriber. wishing to change h.s post.
otace or his paper, will give iha name OF the
Office tn which his pa er is VOW sent. the
USlce 90 which the chsnge .s 81 te iuadA, III 4
the Lame or tbs papsr-wnSthsr Dai Y, Semi.
Weekly. or Weekly. TO insure attention,
these directions must b. observed.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

coin has gone TO Utah, and Ssvard hasn't
bssu rem o-dav.
sm Afrrned th3t rome Cor feiern,e CD
ror'ear " into the rar II OF the Fed al nrcnv
asd disufSutsd inppSst the soldiers tracts
o = taifin the Par BILE OK the u otlsaI = n
I must Re 20. " may be allowed 70 Judge nv
the numoer Of Ya' nee soldiers who have sud.
den ly discovered that they have fathers and
are willing 70 retura TO their homes
+- Asa HARfg
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+ oiTI .. kNHVe. p A>D 4 L y BON IT
NAY coNCRRs ~ are ieh' b rs-o
companies COS posing the = st ylxia'' B tta''op
=! ne Provisional Amy Of the Csnss sra,e states.
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sssi, q Cs.inx,en. BY u ai J. g. Ps.t"p d IL
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D.sr,7hss LIZ 4 B..~tsrs from Caps d. B. Brids.
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hei hi feet . iaeh . Born Ia hichM I'D = .
II yssrs He deserted bstws.n 81 IN sn q 4
4 vi. Ball, enlisted Ia No-folk Hal.
brown, eyes biss oesp,sAion Kaddy bet ht 8
fsst y iAchss sora IN hsw jersey, age II
years oesl pssiss, sailor.
Asas B NJ AChxs Ii sapSossd {, be In the
f~ersturY Jail. HA A, tAkf hvss vita Ma
nss4ss cad sire, IN kisAhosA )ast b.hi-d
shs wishes him TO 20 with the com, aay
YEARLY all 81 theN aese'tsf 10 kicf be-
Jays 1851, for the Nor y est
ihs asaal rsSsrd allowed - the 0rvers msni
WI sS pSiA ~ Aay easss or psrs n tkinf an
afes.s o. esy sae Of the pAItiss aAmed Asd brt. /,
tsE hin 10 - A1jalAai Ossssa Lssess. .. ,Ss
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- 800 a IS AAlf--F. ina delivery 70
Cd nc oi Uy CAE.IAGE DRIVER, BEvEaLy
a = ne = E~-zty beyep yssrs otd cc,oy. black;
~ z-S gee, h;gh fa5e eovarej With shori
-s-Sd-- o54rd, =Hd 10nstgchs; large eye brovs
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