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May 15-Lat so, lon II, ship Ann Thompson,
from New Orleans fer Hayre.
April 27-bat Is, lon SO, ship Epaminondas, FIN
Liverpool for New Orleans.
May 3-Lat Is, Ion %, ship Emily 4 Hall, from
New OrleBns for London.
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MOBILE-Per schr Sarah Baden-576 scks corn
SO sacks oats $50 sacks salt so bales hay.
MOBII.E-Per schr John Arthur-l2OO seeks salt
SO empty bbs.
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TILE KET.

JEFFERSON CITY, June Ii, 1861
Arrived Saturday and yesterday 262 Texas
Beeves and $50 Veal Cattle. Sold, 2G0 Texas
Beeves, 60 Hogs, 3o2 Sheep and 200 Veal Cattle.
Stock on sale 1890 Texas Beeyes, 1852 Hogs, 2S3
Sheep and $50 Veal Cattle. The dealers in Stock
have determined hereafter to sell for cash only.
We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-17

- 80 u (. .S5loooi
rms isa reductionin the aggregate Of Il Get for
the week. The specie reserves are well maintain.
ed. There does not appear to be any desire for
hcardipg and the banks generally are having a
very easy time.
The following were the changes in the bank
movement for the corresponding week last wear:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-17

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp Street, I
Monday Morning, june II, 1881.
Cleared Saturday.
Schr Sarah Bladen Canto for Mobile,
Huntington 4 Bro
schr John Arthur, KahleE for Mobile,
Huntington & Bro
Steamer H W Hill, Newell, for Memphis,
] Z Hyde &co
Steamer Mary E Keene, Richardson for Memphis,
] E HYDE Sen
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
LGoreeted EXPRESSLY for the New Orenns Daily Crascnn
Briga,


IL GUNS, g. L.. d BROS, COMMISSION AND FOR.
warning erchants No. Front opposite the Canal
street ferry Particular given purchase snd saa
OF al KINDS o. western Produce mY2l ly
ESUDD. sBR0., DEALER IN MILLINERY and FINR
L Fancy Dry 'lnndg. RaE- II street
MOODY. s. NJ, SHIRTS GENTLRMRR's FURNISH
A ing Goods Fancy Articles conner Canal and Roya
streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-17

SECOND DETRICr COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
- Of New Orleans. SIMON BAIIAM-No 49, u5.
" VIRTUE of IA writ OF seizure ana sale
- to me directed by the Honorable the Second District
OF New OreH in the above entitled will to
sell At public ancon the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, 2Sth day of
june 1861 at Il O'Clock Nj, the following described prop
erty, viz. FF
Second DorctS Peter Olympia. ST. Patrick and Orlcnn,
streets, and consi sting Of The ENTIRE SQUARE,.
Seized in the above suit
TERhS-Cash on the spot
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Mary T, Holmes, I'm Yicksburg.
Acadia, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
A Gotten, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,

)FAIRRANKS & co. vs. WOOD
MAN 4 BEMENT. q. T. Wood
StxIENE CouR DE DISTRICT ct A II. Bemsnt.)
f. GOODWIN FRERES vs. LES
MEMES
de la Nouyee Orleans. GEO. II. WILEY VS. les MEMES.
LES MEMES LES MEMES
Nos. SSl6. $50 1881 ct 1894.
I'm VERTU de Quatre wrtts de tieri fin c S
T. par PIlopuabe Si1ieme Cour de Dist let
della Nouvee Orleans dams afi!es cidtssus e poc6tei
lie SAM DI % de JUN 1861 III heues A. sur les ieux
CT apes dtsgnes Ia vene pubiiqne ct adjudication de
LIE OSDS DINE PHARMACIE s'Infe au coin des
de Magtsns ct de la Commune" dams lie Premier District do
cete Vile inYenaire d6pos6 bureau pour
Saisi dams latfaire cidessus.
C0NDlTIONS-Compant au moment de REHABILITATION.
E. T. Parker,
jelQ III q Sheriff de Ia Parolsse d Orleans.
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Steam BOATS.
Mary E keene, Richardson. I'm Memphis.
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mo. 5b4O,1


=,
AN ORDINANCE 10 raae Money for the Defense the
of New Orleans.
article l. Be No6oiDs5 Lp he Ja,ao GvurH nj III, ri,
gf Mr. Orleans, That the sum of hundred ttv thou
sand dollars (S25O eco he and the hereby appropriated
ARTICLE is Jthr omil,e3 That in order to raise lie
aforesaid owing 10 the innbiy OF city vance
said sum from its currents receipts the Mayor city
the Chumeu of the Finance Committees hereby authorized
and directed to to be prepared without delay
city for the aforesaid in such snch sums rs
they determine said bonds he signed the City
ure cOnersigned by the Comptroller made PAYABLE
the t OF July, 1862 with interest the per cent
per annan from dnte until paid.
ARTCLE9. trter ordained, That Immediately the
passage of this ordinance shall be the duty Of the Mayor
books Of subscription be opened the Trcasurcr
office under his supervision and that of the Chirmen Of the
Finance Committees and the Mayor is also qlesed 10 give
public notice to the residents Of the city Of New Orleans
vting them forward and subscribe the aforesaid
All subscriptions he paid cash the subscribers to receive
ARTICLE4 II Is purifier Qfiuirsd That all sums arising from
the aforesaid loan shn be deposited in bunk separate from
other deposits Of the city be used only for the purposes
said and Shall be drawn theret0m,
Of the fOmu on Council
ARTICLE Il Is ihther "rlJja, That all bonds issued as
above shall be received NIL
the Isl OF January. 1862.
[SiguedI j. O. NIXON,
. p esident Board Of Aldermen.
tSignedl LEA F. BLACKWELL,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Approved June 1j 1861.
lSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
a tue copy: ". 5. PEITlSGUI.
1eIi 81 Secretary NlTur,
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clerk always the landing, foot Of ST. Lous street.
freight and 7gn bills of lad the above
boats.
T. Arnn
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans

DEgHIEHE CoyR De DISTRICT 2LA VILE DE La NILE-OR
oe ia ACCOMPLISHMENTS. LEANS SIMON BA-
HAM--No lG, 9O5.
HHN VEISTU dun FVri! de ga Isle ct vente "A
~ moi adresst Honorable Deuxeme de District de
Ia NouEelG Orieans dams nEre cdessus lie procaeraf
nESD n y de JUN 1851 midi rEt3eI de Ia Cite
rue de Ia Coune, entire les du Camp Magasins
la yente pn!qle ct adjudication de la propet don't
description, savOir;- -
DcuXerle Distric-I.eS St. Pierre OvnUa St Patrick
ct d Or can,, c"nposant In TUTALITE DE L'ILET.
SAisie dams lttuire cdeSsus.
Observation-Disclosures moment de Pad Indication,
F. 7. PARKER,
NV! irlT Is Sheriff de In Pnrosse dDreans.
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For DOEa ldS0nville and the Coast,
The new and tine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH Capt. Grant, Jr
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
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g. ID. GRATIAA a. CO., IMPORTERS OF WINES
~ and Bandes No. SO street. offer from
bonded sarehouses and in store
CGGNAC BRANDT ES30O packages in halves quarters and
eighthS, pale and dark of Co Pana Co. Gautier
etc, etc.
RED WIN ES-l00 casks good family Claret Margaux ST.
EmiliOn PauilAc and St Estephe.
WHITE WINES-30 packages in casks and bbis Sautenc
PRESERVES-1Oca cases TrufHea.
10 Truified Pies.
20 Gfe-n reas.
- 10 :. Mushrooms in 4 and Il boxes
WHISKY-S0 bhls. Superior Bourbon and Rye
CATAWBA-i5 bbls. Superior quality. my22 If
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Leaves every SATURD ~. Mt 10 O'Clock A. ".
FOR fsALIZEI, SOUTL-NEST
E2a% ., Pa and Lower Conscience a Wcek-The fine
l,3S$aS85sft&' passenger pHckct Empire Parish, "A.
Grant, Jr master, will New Orleans every
SATURDAY, at u O'Clock A. NJ. For freight passage APP
ply on board,
alb F.. I.tNOUE, Agent.
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every S!4TUEDAYFr 9 AM.
TIL e FAST PASSENGER PACKET
. ~ w. Music. Jos, Dalferes master, leaves New Or
leans above returning down the Coast every
s5sasssS&ssssssasE Monday, in daylight.
YIRGIN1US g. DENTZTL,
nl21 Advertising Agent
eB-The N. o., c. and H. T. Company will clerk
the foot of st. Louis from this receive freight
For freight passage apply board tho office OF the
Company 10 Cont
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FAIRBANKS K co. W. WOODMAN
4 BEMENT u. \. Woodm IN and
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT A. II. Bemrut.
r. nOODN IN Il BRO vs. SAME,
of New Orleans GEO II WILEY SAME
SAME vs.. SAME.
Nos. $50 1919. s4Sl and 1894.
DIV VIRTUE of four XVrits of iieri ia las, to
ID me directed by Honorable the SiXt Court
New Orleans ahave entitled will proceed to sell
ut public auction the premises hurei desgna ed
SATURDAY, 22l day Of june, 1861 At To-. O'Clock A NJ
THE CONTENTS IF A DRUG STORE situated at The .
corner of Magazine and Common stress the First Dis 9
trc Of this city, per inventory which be my M
office
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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&. i. BEVERLEY,
iel 3ti2od Marshal de, Etat, Cout5Itl5, Arneriqac

DEg1s%E cogR Pc D5sTFIoF SuccEsSIo2N DE- JACOB
A WIS est par Ie present Honne aux cream
cera de la dit succession ct
celia cocerner dNToir duire, dix ors d
la preStRte publication les aisos pour le-es IL c0Inpte
preatntt le CErAteur de Ia de point
approure honnone les toIi5 rtpar CON
f0rrnalneH dit compile.
Par nrdre de Ia COur.
ieSl2l7 T, NTCUOT DlnntE g reHfer,
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e~~~~~~~>->-~~>~>~--~>~~~~-~~~-
AN AS brought TO the City Police jail on
w the 9Th of June 1851. light gf boy JOSFPIf
Says he belongs Mr. William p yne in Louisville
Kentucky. He Is feet - i"cbeS high. the ner
aged % years.
The will call and claim property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.I
Keeper OF City Police jail.
ALFRED A DUCROS,
jel5 l5t Clerk o. rnrtrn1ar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
MISSOURI NEWS,
CANTON CoPPER MINES,
Franklin County, No,
August 20. 1861.

The CORRESPONDENT Of the St Louis Dem
ocrat furnishes the following intelligence
A Sergeant belonging to Company L,
United States dragons, arrived here to-
day, having escaped from the rebels, by
whom be was taken prisoner He reports
that McCulloch was mOrtally wounded and
died ct Springfield the morning after the
battle. His body was placed in q tin-lined
coffin, which was filed with Whiskey and
closely sealed, and sent scuthWard on Tues
day evening, accompanied by his body
guard, and few companies Of soldiers
he says General Price was badly wound
ed, and thinks he will be able to take com
mand again soon.
The rebels were reinforced Saturday night
after the battle by 5000 men under Mcbride,
very many OF whom had no arms.
It was current among the rebels that TO-
900 oftheir army would make forced march
es on Jefferson City, and take it. ga
Ny informant says the last charges by the
Kansas and Iowa regiments and the dra-
Roons. forced the enemy to retreat three
miles, where they waited till night in con-
slant expectation Of again bang attacked.
He SAYS two more regiments would have
driven the rebel army into Arkansas.
The terrible havoc made by Totten's and
Dubois batteries had filed them with dis
NAV. He thinks 5000 low estimate of their
killed and wounded. The troops with which
this dragoon travelled kept him in ignorance
of the route they pursued, but told him they
were going to joinPillow.
From the description Of the country
through which they moved it is believed
they were making for some point near Pilot
Knob,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
From WASHINGTON.
-. washington, Aug. q.

Special to Post:
The Navy Department entertain no
doubt of the ability TO keep open the navi-
gaticn of the Potomac which is uninter-
rupted and vessels constantly arriving.
Special to Advertiser:
The feeling among military authorities is
intense against Russell of the London Times.
They assert that some of his statements are
false. l.
There is less anxiety respecting an attack
on Washington.
All is quiet to-day.
Mr.. Boteler, late NJ. @. from the Harper's
Ferry District, has been arrested. It IS re-
ported he will be sent to Fort Lafayette.
Specialize the Post;
The statement of Mr.. Russell of the Lon
don Times, that there was no hand to hand
fighting and no batteries taken by our forces
at Stone Bridge, is denied here by high mil
itsry authority.
Mr.. Russell's report that the Smithsonian
legacy has been squsnderad in the purchase
of Louisiana bonds and that the Government
is disbonored by the transas stiOn, is also false.
The Government is now sending arms to
Eastern Tennessee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
RON LoursYTLLR.

LoUIs7ILLz, Aug. 2l.
The Memphis Avalanehe Of he 2Oth SsyE
Gen. William A. CroWsll retained from
brief visit to Fast Tennessee, and reports that
Mr. Bridges, the Federal Representative,
addressed the Bradley county volunteers at
Knoxville, saying be would contest and
fight against Lincoin's hordes also that
Nelson would shortly issue an address ad-
vising acquiescence in the will Of the major
ity Of the State, and that Brownlow will
soon issue the Wing, ani advocate the cause
Of the South against her oppressors.
The Nashville Gazette says
number Of Northern printers engaged
at the Southern Methodist Publishing House,
left for the North.
John CLARK, q Northern man, bat for
some time past resident Of Tennessee,
and now Captain Of Federal company in
Cumberland county, was arrested for trea-
son and brought to Nashville for trial
The Memphis Avalanche strongly appeals
for aid 70 the wives and children Of Volun-
teers who are left destitute by the absence
Of their husbands and fathers.
LoUIsv1LLE, Aug. 81.
Travel southWard from here continues
uninterrupted, although energetic measures
are adopted to prevent the transportation
Of contraband goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
RuuEon On nc BnttIe.

d. Russelrs letter to the London Times,
n which be relates what he saw at the battle
Of Bail Run AMI during the retreat OF the
Federal army, viii be fOuud in cur issue Of
this morning. It is written with all thepow-
er and vigor peculiar to the pen Of the famed
correspondent, and bis narration ofactuAl oe-
currences may, in The main, be correct, bot
thsWhole document is tinged with partiali-
y Cor southern institutions and desire to
discriminate against the North. For this We
do not hold Mr.. Russell responsible, bat rath-
or lay the blame at the door Of the journal IN
whose employ be is sent among us. The
London Times is almost wh9lly owned and
controlled by the Rsthschilds who use it as
bankers gazette in disguise. Whatever
pet scheme these ShylOeks desireto advance
is advocatsd by this prOfessedly ''independ-
eatjournal." These financial princes are not
willing that an American loan shall be nego-
tiatsd in England, unless it come through
ssheir house." Hence the gThundererP la
bors to make American matters appear in the
worst possible light and this we oPine, is
Why Mr.. Russell exhibits, at times, such a
strange partiality for the rebels, whilst at
others be seems disposed to judge fairly and
impartially. At one time he is Dr.. Russell
at another be is tho correspondent of the
London Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
GEN. PRICES OFFICIAL REPORT.


Gen. Prices official report Of the battle
near Springfield, says the Missouri forces in
that engagement rumbere 5,2S1, of which
1856 were killed and 517 wounded. Among
the killed are Col. Wrightmau, Col. Brown,
Adiutant Bennett, Capt. Blackwell, Lieut..
Col. Austin, Capt. Engart, Lieut.. Hughes,
Capt. Farris, Capt. Halleck, Lieut. Haskins,
Can't. Coleman, Maj. Rogers and Col. Allen
Wounded-Brig. Gen. Clark, Coils. Bur-
bridge, Foster, Kelly and Cawthorn, Capts.
Miehaels, Dougherty, Armstrong and Nc
Carty; many of the wounds of both men and
officers are reported mortal. tf
Price makes no mention Of McCullOch's
forces in the battle. The entire rebel army
had been ordered to move forward on Gen.
Lyon in four columns, at 9 o'clock on the
night previous to the battle, so as to sur
round Springfield, and begin simultaneous
attack at daybreak, but the order was eoun-
termanded in consequence of The darkness
of thenight, and thousand stories.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FROnI nARRIsBURa.

HAARIsBUkGI "a aug. zI.
The proclamation OF Gov. Curtin has been
nobly responded to; more than 5000 men
have already been forwarded.
The lst commanded by Col. Black, ex-
Gov. Of Nebraska, left for Washington last
evening" and two Others are fully equipped,
and will march in few days. The remain
der viii be made up and despatched at the
rate of two regiments a week. All regi-
meuts will be oiicered by experienced men,
selected with great caution by Gov. Curtin,
most Of whom have seen active service in
the field, and about twO-t thirds Of the rank
and file are recruited from returned volun.
teere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
ERONl nIIssnuRI.

GLAsGoWI Aug. z.
About fifteen hundred secessionists have
assembled in Saline county and are organ
izing eithert join Gen. Prices army in the
South or for local operations in the sur
rounding counties; in view Of the latter
purpose The loyal citizens Of this place
have sent to Gen. Fremont for protection.
Some thousand or more secessiOnisis Of
Charlton county crossed the Missouri river
at Brunswick on Saturday and marched
southwark to join Prices forces in the
southwest
They took large number Of horses and
wagons with them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FROM NEW YORK.

#Ht- NEW YoRK, Aug. 81.
The schooner Webster arrived, reports
being chased by privateer in lat % Ion.
53; also bark Cordelia chased in lat. % lon.
67.
The gun boat Key Stone State left st.
Thomas on the 9Th inst, in search Of pri-
vateers.
The Sumter had put into the port Of Trini-
dad to coal.
The JEFF Davis was seen in the lMera
passage on the 18th INST, where she took a
schooner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
loLD b DRgaaIgrs EvlRfwasan


DR.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connection
Ths grsAfnAtural Bone ssttsr.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of COnQecticut
Il known all over The United staseas ID
Dr.. Stephen Sweet, of GpBnecticut
Is the Gnfhor of d. svset's Iniaf q e LfnImont
DR.. Sweets Infallible Eminent
Uures Rheumatism and never hii -.i-
DIR. Sweets Infallibls i.iniment
Cures Burns and scalds inmediat y ~.
DR.. Sweets Infallible I.inimens
Is . certain remedy for Neuralgia 5.rI
DR.. Sweets Tniallible Imminent
Il the bsst remedy or sDrAins and Bruisss.
DIR. Sweets InfaIlible Linimen
Cures Hsadachs Immediately and hezsr hils.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Aaorda irnmsiats rsiieffor Piles. sna seldom hils.
DIR. Sweets InfallibIe L,iniment
Cures Toothaehs IN ono minute.
Dr. Sweet s Infallible Liniment
Ours Outs. Wounds inmediataly, lssvine no-e.r
DR.. Sweets IDfallible Liniment
bths best rene for Sores in TIE nom -so,ld
DE. Sweets lnfallible Einiment
Ilss Rssa ussd - more thaa . million psOSls anS
DR. Sweets lnlallible Liniment
:. truly -tgioud h nesd.' ndeTssy h.ilily sho'd
DR.. Sweets lniaIlible Liniimnlent Liilii
e Or sals by Druggists. Price IS cents. -
--Fe -1a RICHARDSON a. CO..
e2tl:d4WR25 5oiaPropristors. NurEioh. q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FRoM nIIssOURI.

~. ~ ST. Louis, aug. IL.
Committees of safety appointed BY Gen.
Pope in Galloway, Lincoln and Pike eoun-
ties report satisfactory accounts Of affairs
there. Many lawiess characters have been
driven out Of that region, and the counties
north of the river being deprived of their
presence, are becoming quiet and settled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

TELEGRAPHIC.
GOVERNMENT SENDING ARMS
" TO EAST TENNESSEE.
MoCULLOCH DEAD - PRICE
BADLY WOUNDED.
REBEL Loss AT SPRINGFIELD SAID
TO BE 5000.
THREATENED ATTACK ON
JEFFERSON CITY.
Last Nights Report.
tKBEL Loss AT SPRINGFIELD SAID
TO BE 5000.
Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 81.
The British schooner that arrived from
Bermuda with 507 barrels spirits of tur-
pentine, probably ran over from North
Carolina.
The schooner Phsro, from 0aFaocas on
the 9th instant, says it is reported that the
capture Of the Sumter is untrue. Nothing
has been heard from her since she left on
the Oath ult. ..H I as
1t is rumored the Governor was recalled
for allowing her 10 enter port.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FROM WHEELING.
WHRELING, Aug. q.

WHEELING aug Il.
The First Virginia Regiment, three
months men, were welcomed to-day by an
enthusiastic and imposing reception. The
people turned out en- masse. A sumptuOus
dinner was served up.
The Convention adjourned to-day. Unless
called together by the fret Thursday in
January the adjournment is sine die.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FROM ROsTON.

a sl BosToE, Aug. q.
Mr.. Maltby, Minister to Austria, was q
passenger on the Europa which sailed to-
day. .-...i -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
NOMINATED.

MoSTPELIER, Aug. q.
The Union Convention nominated for Gov.
Hon. Andrew Tracy of Woodstock. The
tic. 5u .rir Il-t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FRODI ALRXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2l,
The largest secession force between Manas-
sas and our lines is near Fairfax Court House
All quiet on the Potomac.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
FRonI WAsHINGTON.

WAsHEoToE, Aug 2l.
The severe newspaper structures On the
Administration are regarded as attacks on
the country, and many are suspected Of be-
ing in the interests Of seeessionista This
subject is attracting attention in Washing
ton.
6 Maj. Barry On Meolellau's staff, is to.
day appointed . Brigsdiei-9eneFAl Of vol
unteeras = -ss - las B5F' lsi fla. saa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22
&eralrGts.

COLTS AND OTHER REVOIV-
kiAes, ammunition and Sp0Fting Aparatn8 n qrsat
varietys cheap. Al8osOoRrss,d ] Eishina 57ickio,
such a. Rods, Reoa, Linea, Hooks. Flis1. hc ~
Rsod EIsh foles Il any q16nfify, 6t
-.6as --- a. HATH IS LEf'S aun Etcfs
! - 4az.5lcr ~ tlslel1Io,
lat u'A,As - 3f airs "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

On Tuesday evensng, General Pillow wa
a sykeszille, Missouri, With 3 force Of 10,
900 rebels. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22


hours In the sun exposed TO q long range Gre,
badly oficered, and Of de6sient regimental
organization. Then came 4 most difficult
operation-to withdraw this army, 80 con-
stiiuted, out of action in face of an enereet-
ic enemy who had repulsed t.
The retirement Of the baggage, which was
without adequate guards, and was in the
hands of ignorant drivers, was misunderstood
and created alarm, and that alarm became a
panic, which became frantic on the appear
ance Of the enemy and on the opening of
their guns on the runaways But the North
will be all the more eager to retrieve this
disaster although It may divert her from the
scheme, which has been suggested TO her, Of
punishing England little while longer
The exultatiOn Of the South can only be un-
derstood By those who may see it, and if
the Federal Government perseveres in It's de-
sign TO make Union by force, it may pre-
pare for struggle the result OF which will
leave the Union very little to fight for.-
More Of the "bGttle" inmy next. Ipity the
public across the water, but they must be
the victims Of hallucinations and myths Il is
out ofmy power to dispel or rectify just cow.