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preaching at revival meetings in various places ~
England, dated a, Boston, Linconshile, England, and
received . few days since by lady Of this eiiy from
which we make an extraet
81 took M a sewsmper few moments ago, and
r, ad an order received IRON the Secessions Ia Tue
South for 10000 scalping knives, 10 be made BY
house in birmingham, pattern having been sept OUT
from America. A similar order, l an informed, las
been sent to a Sheffield cutler,"
Should tie blockade be broken, and these weapons
eventually get into the hands of the negroes it is nor
impossible that subsequent events may illustrate the
praciicabiy of an engineer being hoisted with BIS
own petard Which will be most dangerous to slave
owners, pixies put into the bands Of negroes by John
Brown or seapingknives by Secessiohsts, Is prob
lem that remains TO be solved.
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ship North Carolina yesterday a. the Brooklyn Navy.
Yard. They will number about 800 all told. The
Potomac vas reported ready for sea yesterday, and
orders 10 rut her in commission expected to-day.
Her officers arc to lie present at tie L!ceug ,r,s
morning,
The purchased vessels Nightingale and Nalional
Guard commenced 70 take their l.atteriss on board
last evening. The former il oored for six guns, and
the latter for five.
PHI; aowaS0as VA arn, having on board Commodore
NaSv Ysr a." -calCoHsruetor pook came up 10 re
dno1oa'T yesterday and took Capt Bel OF the Oh
Tn apartment down the stream. 80
-, = first OF the new steam gunboats aloat VIII
r.obably be the Tuscarora building AT the phladel
Ihia Navy-Yard. letter to Washington on Monday
last states that she will be ht fog launching IN week
or ten DAYS The Tuscar0ra will he l95 feet long, IA
feet wide and Is feet deep. She 10 braccd tisgonay
with iron three and half inches wide by half inch
in thickness. The bottom panking Is Of White OAK,
three and hall inches thick and IL faseIe1by locust
treeuas and composition bolts.
The War Department bas ordered The QuartcrmssieI
Of the Department Of Missouri TO have oyercoais for
10000 men ready by the 18th Of DeXt month. The
Missouri tailOys will have grand time Of II.
Tie United States sailing-frigate Cumberland ~
received her final orjers at the Boston Navy.Yard on
Monday, hauled into the stream Oh Tuesday, and has
probably .led BY this time 10 Join TIE blockade fleet
The Cumberland was lately Commodore Prendergast
flag ship but has now only Captain pennant
The following IL a correct list OF her officers:
Captain, Ihn M,ron; lst Lieutenant and Executive chice
H. H. Dav' upor ID Lieutenant Geo T. Morris ID Lieutenant
Samuel ckion AsaitSni surgeon, - Leyiti fayna.ter
Cfamer Butt Chaplin John !. Leuhat leu'enat u Ma
Gordon - % dali; Boat. vain, Edward Is. Bell Gunner
Eugene Mach Carpenter Wm 81 LaisE0ni sllmsker Ds'il
B@ce Ms,srs o,.te, John ~ HsIlso1 y Ty.9n Jo.r
o Foster. Chss ONeil Csplns Ctrk. WIN H. Ennis Pay
masters Clerk, Hush Mott.
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Twenty THOUSAND sOALPNG KSVrs.-The pre-
MUM for murder on the high seas offered by JEFF.
Davis in bis proclamation in regard TO letters of
marGue has it appears, been ftingly followed by a
scheme of diabOlsm revealed in the concluding por-
ton Of letter from the South published day two
since, which states that there is in the interior u
wel-organizel negro sodieIy who are ready to de-
fend the soil and 10 whom bonus Of $40 Is offered
for every scalp Of an invading foe
1t is hard 10 believe lLat the Southern Sepoys
would rcsor. 10 such measure but partial coniirma
ton that it hs been determined upon u.s. however fur
nisbed from an entirely independent eource. We have
seen letter from tho wife Of toe Row. DR.. Palmer Of
lhs cay, who Las been engaged With grsa. suscea p
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TRANCE,

TIE Paris papers were 6usly discussing Lord John
Russelrs speech against the annexation Of the Island
Of Sardinia 20 France.
Tie M0RiteUr continued silent.
Tie Paris correspondent Of Tie London Times says
ust il was rumored there was notion OF paeifyng
England with the bait of Sicily for her comm at
the annexation Of Sardinia whenever the proper mo-
ment .omes and probably hint of the kind will soon
be thrown out in some Paris journal.
The Emperor expected 10 proceed from Nichy
direct to the Chalons Camp.
A treaty Of commerce between France snd the Ger
man Zollyerein is to be signed Immediately.
In October lie N0rd Of Brussels is To be Published
q, Paris az The organ Of Franco-Russian alliance
The Beurse opened firm but closed rather heavy
Rsnies, 6if7jo.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia s,eanslfo Columbia J,,ni Hlrona- rt5 a
Hansr nr RYDER NJ Matinee r. 90, 5,csf =. "a
ct Havana aud servant r. D. Bal soa p AZ tr,s ~ O.
Chappan Ant ROdrgsz, p Lsse " IL TsrshiId Vile 90
son p p peyernine de iaga B. =. Msin We nd ca
T. shya NJ A c, diss +. Bacon, Miss ". y ,Iporcngh II
Ccuh, L. Ainot end servant, D. Mssene' Mr., NJ asren.
aud sons, J. Lsgas, Juan Rsy Arep Pe-lier j. An
t.gs Juan Rive j g. Eefsil Ant. t1a,oley MIR, MARY
Hndley and children. NJ Alandi Rolst r. 3 Pslays j.
Trnf.gen j. D. Getty = March ada and servant Mise Oliver
sanasen A. Barrie and on, j. De silva l. Donee. ].
MAgnoJo D. STelioa Mr. D. Pbinney and children, NJ O.
Sharui A. e'' ndez Arson Taylor, J. Olchin, A. Gore
Loomi. N.gn Cap, L. C0blst,. A. frmke T. Preacher
J. Ahols s. Costa Cap. o Thorpe c. Aneit Corst
erbcio NJ Desa Dicser,on, Geo Shepard. Nj. Mole,
Ch,urin J. DsIe ]. J. Brett, J. p Wolfe 4. Porche j. A
schubeit ~ Fogery L. Prsande, and Ant z. Mllt!n,r
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4 VALUABLE RELIc.--Gov. Olden of New-Jersey
received on Monday from the Department of State at
Washington per express, curiOuey-sbaped box,
which upon opening, was found to coDain the original
patent granted by George Ill. of England to William
Franklin, the first Governor of New-Jersey. IL is
written on three sheets Of parchment about two feet
by two feet seven inches in size, with the larger por
ton Of seal 4 solid wax attached, which measures
about six inches in diameter by half.inch thick On
each eide Of the seal are English devices. The closing
sentence Of the patent reads az follows;
witness our e. Westminster the ninth day of septem.
Der, ia tie second year OF our reign"
As George iii. commenced his reign in the year
60 this patent must have been Issued In 1852, and Is
consequently about 100 years old
William Franklin, 70 whom The patent was issued,
Wis son of Benjamin Franklin, but owing 10 his adj
herence to the British cause he was dsowned and dis
Inherited by his father, and after being driven from
his official position az Governor OF this State, went 10
England, where be diei.
The following letter, which accompanied the gift
explains itself:
10 CoILrGr, DocToR's C0YNoSs, !
LoyDoy, July l6, 1861.
'IT Having H fe Ss fond in the shop of London
bookseller lDuaiitch - Picady original patent,
under the great zeal Of England, appointing William
Franldyn IA bi00d relation, believe, OF the great
philosopher Governor Of New-Jersey, incosed in the
fetal box, and with large fragment Of the great
seal attached do myself the pleasure Of requesting
your acceptance, in your official character, Of this
document which, trust RAY be deemed worthy Of a
place in your State library, or among your State
papers.
Wax and parchment are frail and inneriehable re.
cords Of the pas-bloOd laws religion, langnqge and
literature, "ore pereAnus" bind together Tor the
present, and noursh hopes and symlahes for the
future.
"Old England" and her children must ever regard
with interes' re many ties connecting them With
New. England and in this spirit, have the honor
TO remain,
YOur EIcelency's ai,hfhl and obedlea, servant,
J. ID. HARDING.
Her Maesiys Advocate General In Ecccssica and
Maritime.
p. y have delivered the box at tie United St.iss
Legation here, 70 the Hon. Mr.. Moran
To hls LIceleney, the Governor OF New Jouev kc L.
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The above If The pay provided by the United States
Government. When regiment Is mustered into js
service, ali pay from The State authority ceases In
addition 10 The increase Of pay bo'o'y of $50 per
nan will be raid such OF the thfse-m0nths yOgn.
feers ss enlist again individually $40 per nan ii they
enlist by companies and $50 If by regiments. This
exceedingly liberal offer the part Of tho Government
will doubtless be embraced by bnnd,ods Of men whose
sort term Of service has made hcm good soldier and
who have riJy earned the rew,-sd 0daged. 10 tlose
who defiee 10 return rs mounted men, the Lincoln
Cavalry Offers EDssnnl Inducements pay, mtsislence
and e90ippelts being frnjabed IRON De tire Of en-.
IsttlepL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

CENTRAL REfUBLIcN CLUB.--At n regular meeting
Of the NewYork Central Republican Club, held at
their room, on Tuesday evening, August g. 1861, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
R,oir,d That this Club has learned with deep regret Of the
affection Treasurer H. o. Oirvan by the
and brother inaw In the recent battle at
Manassas Va and that tender to him and tho breayed fam
fly our heartfelt sympatbies. .
Rsd That copy OF the foregoing be transmitted by the
Secretary the smy Of the deceased and also that Of
the anne furnished the city
publication. SIMEON DRAPER, President
Nv ~ OLIVER Secretary pro tenn
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TURKEY.

The sultan continued to effect reforms.
Tie Leeant Hsraidh had been suspended two months,
in consequence of complaint from the French En-
bassy
The India and China mails are telegraphed:
CALcurrA, June 29d--The better accounts prevail:
SHASGHAE, June 2d-Afairs are tranquil IN feAih
and Japan. Trade is progressing at lien Tsin.
The natives were returning to Hankow, aud trade
was being resumed.
SIyo.PoRr, juno 2lst--A seaquake had caused great
devastation on the Island Of Simoi Uo persons per-
ished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

AC Cam FROM p. T. BARyuN.-Two living whales
from near Labrador, have been secured for exhibition
in the American Museum, at expenditure Of several
thousand dollar, They lad arrived at Troy al clock
this evening ar ~'"probably be swimming in the
great new reserv a. the Museum Thursday morning
The public will lose no tine in seeing these wonderful
monsters, as it s doubtful whether they can be kept
alive more than day or two. PIT. BARsUs
dmeyicdH Mg,eun, Aus. :, 1861.
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rkBsR FRON RlcH sTAfR.
Cattle SHIN A. Ehs Gale.

Ha,s, iia5c D h; Talow, 5G5.c. p oi Pets, 25eSsi
each Calf Skins 1850 " b.
~ BBeet aud quality include ncnihg pui .ns
beat ze ft stalled Oyeu Second a. airy inc Jie. tho best
as Oxen the be.t st.led Cows aud the best taesyen
Old Steers Ordinary Of Bulls and the retus u lDs
ssFgPxtrs includes Cos.ets aud when those o! inieot
qnsny tGrO~n nm
The were - cara over the Grsni Trunk and Easlern Raj
road 10 over the Boston and Lowell aud % over the ren
bug - -,
for number months past and soot he saue hqoer OF
Western last week Sales were dull aud ,lhogn mere
socd number of buyers present prices fell bseL 40 N, .
as hey since There uEtlef seelioe IN
week Of 25e y head on Sheep ud Lambs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

The protest Of the Italian people against the French
occupation of Rome receiving vast number Of
signature throughout Italy.
A Central Bourbon Committee has been discovered
nj Naples Prince Montemelletto had been arrested.
IL was rumored that the Duke Of Popoh snd others
Of high rank are compromised.
Bourbon committee, presided over by Monsignore
Cieuttemps had also been discovered at Posillppo.
The Monsignore and five aecompliees were arrested.
Caldin had ordered the troops 10 shoot only those
insurgents taken with arms 10 their hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
AUSTRIA.

An Imperial decree dissolves the Diet of Istrs, on
account Of lis refusal TO send representatives 10 the
Council OF Empire notwithstanding the repeated re-
0uests of the Government. The same decree orders
new election for the Diet.
There was n stormy discussion on natioDalities in
the Lower House of Reichsrath on the Doth All the
bers reseryng TO themselves the right Of expressing
their views on "A future occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

THE BrSEFIr or THr SnTY-NISTH.-The Winter
Garden densey crowded, last evening, in benefit
of the domestic sufferers by the lattle of Bull Run.
very large should be realizednot less, probably
when the returns are all made, than 1000. Mr. and
Mrs. Florence, the generous founders of the charity
were greatly applauded, the lady being stormed with
bouquets.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK............Apc


R.,ks-Hsrves. Home. Berv. Lyer,ool IL H. B,cokase
L Co. Azea D1yis e.. n ,ch,mors 4 60 nepeci,
Pmsl Hartman Cor. and Sd ct Fanch Meine1e Wsndi
Briss-I.lsnd Queen Connery Cork Met ali D1acsn, Fcssa
Hel, ns, kidder inefJam, Funch, Mencke "sDdl Dor
neo. Norton Fey West II Bcnner.
schooners-Onwsrd Orb Phslon Monkon ". r. Devof;
j. w. -, Franklin, Bos NJ. Z. Pesrson, II jssdOn Ban
gor.
Propeler-Novety, Shaw. Philsdelphia.
Il amcr-Tkomss swan. Lsyhe.1 Warrington, W r. WI
lime
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TWO DAYS LATER f nSm r rvn1rr,
ARRIVAL OF The EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, Aug. Z, 1861.

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Aug. Z, 1861.
The europa, from Liverpool at III o'clock a. IN. OF
the 27tb and Queenstown on the morning Of the 18th
ut. arrived at $50 o'clock. She brings fifty passen.
gers and go 9Gs in specie for Boston
TIE Persia from New.Yors arrived ct Queenstown
at 80 p. N. Of the 2Gth.
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Cambridge Cattle Market

HKfokTsD FOR VBE n 7. TKBUNs, BY GgO. Rrpp
"WEDNESDAY, Ana. z 1851
Whole number OF Cattle at market 68 about $50 esye, md
two aud three year old. 49, '- ""'
PRICES MARKET BRRY-Ex,ra s66 Sc 1s. a.. ,,.t,-
- 73 second quality IS; third quality, si25 49,
PluoEs o. sToRs CAIrLE-W orkns Oxen per pair none
Cows and Calves from So s4Od OK Yearlinr .sTs, rryc
yesra-old none; Thres-yee's.old none. 10y ""
Sheep and Lambs 200 market prices 81 % al "a
81 20 esch sr,rs, 81 81, - rs to So OF Hom to d.
Spring Lambs from u 80. So.
hukBsR FROM EloE STATE.
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LATEST-ria Queenstosca.

m., Paris, July n, 1861.
lhe Cardinal Archb,shop of Naples has been srrestS
Ihe papers which have been seized at Naples ara sd
to prove that he has coDspired agaiIs tie Goye.n.
meat. '''F
ne same paper says no confirmation hes h4,n y.
eeivedo Of the proposed changes in the Mioistrv "a
diplomatic personnel OfRussia. "'"
H. SouTHAAPToS, July q, 1851.
:, Inc steamer Ellora, with the heavy notion N ~.
bombay mails, has arrived She brings f2IO I,
tity-six vessels were behind the Rock NJ ,;bre,,.,
wind-bound. '"'" VI "ioia'sf,
Many OF the rebels captured in the reeep, Insu,.
scr,ia Laga' Spain, had been condemned 70 renal
, COMMERCIAL,
;1i1, "a yuy zsCofroS Sales yesterday II 900 bale.
~ 70 speeua'ors and exporters Ths eIsi
hIn AZ Fridays rates BgEArsTuYYouet but ,is5v :, r
day rates PRoyisoss-Dull and urchaugAi -' WI"
LONDON, Jolly 27Consls closed 9sl 70 for r,orsv>
AMERICAN SscURITEs Sales Of Efie shares ~ b ;y1s n
linols Central shares a. 90 1854 discount 10y IL
HAVRR July 2-COrTON- es 81 the v-aaL ~ ,oo H..
Ties Oidinare, ll7E Pa ll2f The market ciasJ Mir an
advancing tendency stcca ia port 2s6 600 bales ''N
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SWITZERLAND.

DIR. Jsrrar President, and for several years
President Of Switzerland, died on the 9th.
The National Council agreed 10 the resolution of the
Council of States in favor of the construction Of mill.
tary roads over the Alps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
NO. II' Last OftlttN sIIt g
MILITARY OFFICERS IN BROOKLYN.
NO. i1u rhsI oitls1H 80 tet'
MILITARY OFFICERS IN BROOKLYN.

The field oaieen Of the 18th regiment, not having
had enough Of war in Annapolis and Baltimore, went
into the business among themselves yesterday in Gen.
Crookes Law Office opposite the City Hal. The
General, Col. Abel Smith, Lcut.-Col. Robert b..
Clark, QuartermasteF Joeeph il. Mumby, Major Nor
gan, and one O. two civilians were present. Col.
Smith having in iomo way made himself obnoxious To
Lis military atsociates while IN the service, their df
ferences were adyerted to and some hard words fol-
lowed. Uneomplimentary ep,hels passed from one TO
the other when al lest Col Smith threatened he Lieu.
tenant with violence. The fight then commenced he.
tween the two and the Quartermas.er also pitching
into the Colonel the latter wss thrown upon the foor
:. The General and Major ueed their best efforts 10
separate the parties and eventually succeeded in re-
storing something like order. The boole and 4gaI
papers Lad been scattered about the room in tho most
admirable state Of confusion The beligerents after
the battle was over appealed to the law for redress
The Colonel obtained warrants for the arrest Of ark
and Mumby Both obtained cross-w warrants for the
arres Of Smith, AMI all The parties held by Jus.
tice Perry for examination OF Friday The affair crel-
Ted almost &c much excitement IL Brooklyn as the
Battle Of Bull Run.
Capt. Oliver T. Beard, late Of the 2S,h Regiment,
has recently received an order from the Governor
authorizing him 10 raise artierJcompany for active
service. recruiting Office wac opened III his Icsi-
deneo, NO. 81 Warren street, at O'clock yesterday
morning, end by noon twenty recruits had been OBJ.
tanned. Capt. Boards battery 20 cons Of Fix red
cspnon. lie is confident Of having fun company ia
ten days.
The Continental Guard IS progressing finely. There
are now about 800 men on the roll. The tents and
nsoessary camp equipage have been received and he
camp established near Fort Hamilton, where The Tegi
meni Is now quariered
q
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BOARD OF EDUcATIos.-No quorum being present
the Board of Education did not organize last evening
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SWEDEN.

The King of Sweden had gone TO Gothen-
burg. Ii is believed he viii afterward visit London
and paris.
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EMRs. LIScoLs En- ROUTE FOR Lose BalScB.--
Mrs. Lincoln will to-day take leave OF tie White
House, and start with her family for Long Branch,
New-Jersey where Summer quarters have been en-.
gagged
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Disasters. SC.

PORTLAND Aug THE brs Demont LoShs l.sia - b.
Nth cargo of lumber ,und to bsrssdoss' ess ~
G.irrs leaking badly.-lby tsIsysSs.
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HALIFAX, Aug. - The Europa sail,d from,
Boston Assoc, p m. She will be due there ON WI.
day morning.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Tie crew tof ,ho United States sailing ir;sse pOiO.
nae, 50 gnns, wac mustered on board ihs receiving
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Rrponr or THE DrsrrssAnrrs of the City of New.

During the month Of July. above shown medical and
surgical services vaccination and medicine afforded
ousy TO 90J persons The principal causes Of dee;h
ssos phhs and eholefs ipsntun The prevailing diseales
chiefly Effected the objective system Arens The meet import
~, were tisuhss
The national Republican., 1861-11-05

ANOTHER IMPORTANT DECISION Saturday
Provost Judge Freese, of Alexandria, decided
that the property Of a rebel debtor must be d.
vided pro rata among the creditors who may
apply before the division is made. This is in
the present case considered to bear hard upon
Chapman, Lyon Il Noyes, of New York, who
have been at the most trouble and expense to
test the question, and will thus collect only
about sixty per cent. As a precedent, how
ever, it is very important. 1t does not give
one creditor an advantage over an equally just
claimant who has been moment later in max
ing his application for redress.
In the case of Barley Il Triplet, whose prop
erty was contiscated for the payment of North
ern creditors, Judge Freesc decided that the
order of the court was to take effect in five
days, unless bis decision was overruled by the
President As the time has expired without
the Presidents interference, we infer that he
thus intends to su stain the Judge in doing jus
tice to Northern mercbars.
The national Republican., 1861-11-05

The JEWISH CHAPLMN.-We copied all arti-
Gle from the New York Tribune, few days
ago, on the subject of Jewish chaplain for
the Cameron Dragons, which, according to
that paper were mostly composed of members
Of the Jewish faith, and had expressed a desire
to have their own chaplain, which drew forth
a letter from the Secretary Of War, showing the
impossibility of such an arrangement.
We are inclined to think that the whole mat
ter is hoax, and that the Secretary has been
imposed upon by some person not connected
with the regiment.
Col Friedman, OF the Cameron Dragons
called upon us yesterday, TO say that his regi
ment had never expressed desire to have q
Jewish chaplain, and that there are not more
than t,oenty Jews in his whole corps, and that
the whole story, as published in the Tribune
! is without foundation,
The national Republican., 1861-11-05

GENERAL LANE "A telegram from this city,
to the effect that one of the War Department
bureaus has negatived requisition of General
Lane for some sappers and miners, is maguifed
by the New York Journal Of Commerce into
proof Of the assertion that the Administration
"repudiates General Lane, whereat the Jour
nal Of Commerce is greatly rejoiced. This is
drawing a large inference from very small
circumstance. An abundance Of reasons, be-
sides "repudiation," may be imagined for he
refusal df such really occurred) to comply
with this particular requisition Of Genera
Lane. If every general, who does not at once
receive everything he asks for, is to be consid
cred as "repudiated" all our generals are prob
ably in that category.
We perfectly understand that General Ian
is not the style of general that suits the Jo,,
nal of Commerce. The man after their heart
was General Patterson Being opposed to thi
war altogether, they are naturally hostile t.
anybody who prosecutes it with heart and Ell
ergy.
The national Republican., 1861-11-05

BODIES FROM BALI's BLUFF.-We learn from
q gentleman who assisted in recovering some
FIVE bodies which were found floating down
the Potomac, near Georgetown, yesterday, that
two of them were lieutenants. One had scme
twenty or thirty dollars in his pockets, re.
volver, two daguerreotypes, supposed to be
the likeness of himself and wife, and bundle
of letters, directed 10 Lieut.. - Grays. The
other body had his pockets cut off, and nothing
was found on his person to tell who be was, OF
where he belonged. One finger was cut off
and 1t is thought that the rebels cut ring
from the fuger, and then threw the body into
the river. The other three bodies were so mu
tilated and decomposed that it was impossible
10 identify them. Mr.. McQuillan, undertaken
of Georgetown, took charge of the bodies ant
they were buried yesterday afternoon.
TENALLYTowN, D. c., Nov. 8, 1861.
The commander at Great Falls telegraphs o
81 p. M, that the body Of an infantry officer
(grade unknown,) bad been found in the Poto
mac, two miles below his post Friends ma,
be obliged by the information.
JOIN J. PECK,
Brig. General.