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FROM FORT MONROE.

FORT MONROE, aug. 4.
Hampton will be reOccupied IN the arrival
of the regiment from the North.
The Quaker City, just arrived here, pick
up this morning near the Cape a email boat
containing 10 shipnlasters and seIInen who
had escaped from Fort Oregon, n. @, They
give some startling intelligence of the do
ings off the North Carolina coast At Hat
teras Inlet there are three steamers and 6
pilot boat priVaieering. The Gordon ran
the blockade at Charles on and the whole
coast up to Hatteias Inlet ten days ago.
Since when she has captured the brig VIM.
B, NcGilvery Of Bangor from the Oarolinas
with mOlasses, and the schooner Protector
from Cuta with fruit. All the privateers
are armed with cannon.
NeRburn, N. G., is the head quarters oi
these pirates. The gun boats are being col
lected and mounted at Norfolk to be taken
down the canal
The bark Glen OF Portland, with Govern
ment coal, was captured week ago and
taken into Beaufort N. c..
The refugees state that the Oonfederates
scarcely regard the coast blockade at all
Daring all this time several gun boats have
isses siai7si1 r'HrsisSfs'a = % f-,,isat. -
The frigate Wabash has arrived frOm
Charleston for coal and water, having been
relieved BY the ROano,4t. She captured the
scLooner Mary Alice, Of New York, which
had had been taken BY the piratical sehOon-
er Dixie. The prize crew are nOW prisoners
on The Wabash. She also took the brig Sa.
rah Starr, bound from Wilmington to Liv-
erpool with turpentine and rosin, sailing un-
der ENGLISH eolors.
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RR01I CINCINNArL

s.I cHcnNATI, Ang. I.
Chas. q. Tyler, formerly a captain in the
U. s. army, no~ Lieut. Col. in the Con.
federate army, and nephew of ex-President
Ty,er, was arrested here this morning by
o5l. Guthrie Of the lst Kentucky regiment
and is held prisoner by orders frsm Wash.
ington. Tyler came here for and was about
tosIeaye with bis wife, who is the daughter
Of DR.. Wright surgeon Of the marine hos
pital In this city.
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FROM NORFOLK.
NORFOLK. Aug 3

NORFOLK Aug. 81.
The PriVateer Gordon of Charleston on
Sunday last captured and carried into Cape
Hatteras Inlet the brig McGil Of Bangor,
with cargo Of molasses. Also the schOon-
er Protector Of Columbia with cargo Of
fruit
The priyateer Mariner has captured an
other schooner. The privateer York cap
tured the brig Martin Of Boston with cargo
of machinery.
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4DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, Aug. Z.
The Democratic State Convention met here
to-day. Attendance large.
The Convention was organized by Hou. D.
A. Stsrkweather.
Resolutions were read by II. B. Payne and
adopted.
The Sd recommends that the Legislatures
of the several States call National Conven-
ton for the purpose of settling the present
difficulties and restoring and preserving the
Union.
The 9Th condemns the President Of the
United States for his late attempt to suspend
the habeas corpus.
The following nominations were made:
For Governor, II. J. Jewett; for Lieut.
Governor, John Scott Harrison; Judge OF
Supreme Court T. J. S. Smith; Secretary of
State, W. W. Armstrong; Treasurer, G. W.
Holmes; Comptroller, Wayne Griswold;
Board of Public Works, ]. W. Fitch.
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We aasas every afisrROon st . O'Clock en- Even
ne, I.sadsr containing an The latest new up 70
th1ttims. Ths Evening Leader viii contain all
- tolsgrsphlc asWa received IN the day time,
and 3 . complete paper n Itself. Subscriber
aan Be furnished win the morning or evening
odltion at the sane price, via, ave dollars
lSoar, or any cents per month. NeWs Agents fur
nishsd at $50 per 100 copies,
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A special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
states that The force under Gen. Lyon at the
battle near Springfield, Missouri, which took
place last Friday, was only 5000 strong,
whist McCullOch had $4,000. The defeat of
AcCahOch and other particulars given are the
same as heretofore reported.
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OonasealIon d Rebel slnre Preperlr.

VIII the Herald please state it, views ed
tOrislly and above board, in regard 70 eOnfis-
sLtiag slaves and property of rebels, in
stead Of making skulking attack upon
the Leader, BY copying without comment
from Eeak-spined Republican papers articles
disagreeing with our yiows upon that qUes-
tion2
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FROM ST. LOUIS
81. LoUIs, Aug. 8, 1891.
EDs. LEkDER: Our last was dated Fort
Monroe. This 6nds Us q, the Headquarters Of
the Military Department Of the West, Leave
ing Washington on Thursday last, most
fAtiguing journey of three days brought us
here on Saturday evening, oppressed with
heat loaded down with dust ald pretty gen
orally exhausted. The heat during the last
four days has been almost insuppSrtable, and
yesterday at 8 o'clock P. NJ. the thermometer
stood at lO2o.
Gen. Fremont arrived here from Cairo
yesterday at noon. HIS labors are incessanb
and hi energy unaaeging. Tue possibilities
OF an attack at Cairo are oanvassed eely
here, bat We have not sscertained from any
reliable source the probabilities of the time
Of its occurrence. Gen. F. Is puthing ma
ters forward wsth great Fapidity and vigor,
but no one knows definitely his plans. It IS
also stated that Ben McCulloch is within 20
miles Of Gen. Lyon with large force, but o
military man with whom we e1pversed to-
day did not believe that McCulloch would
attack him at present.
The Union feeling is strengthening here
every day. Still there are seen knots OF Sc
cessionisis around the Planters Hotel every
night, but they are wary, conversing apart in
ow tones.
The large and splendid hotel on Washing
ton Avenue is, in appearance the finest IN
the West. It is built Of stone, 6 stories IN
height, with front OF 800 feet, and a depth
OF nearly 200 feet, and is one of the most
massive and best proportioned buildings foE
tbe purpose we have met with anywhere
! It is not yet completed internally, and We
believe the wsrk for the present is suspended
upon it.
Business is prostrsted here, as elsewhere
nothing doing except for the army.
We shall depart from here on Wednesday
for a point farther south, from which, # any.
thing Of interest transpires, We shall Posi
Won. JUNIUS.
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FURTHRR OF THE SINKING oF rrfR
REBEL PRIVATRRR.
PRILAnRLPHIA. Ano ]

The rebel vessel WIS called the Petrel uu-
der The new commission. The broadside
frolu the st. Lawrence cut her completely
in two. The prisoners are on their way to
this city on the steamer Flag and viii be
placed In the custody Of the marshal.
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FROM MARYLAND.
s4Epv Hook Nd

SANDY HOOK, ma, Aug Z.
tits believed that Johnston is now short
distance north of Manassas Junction and
may be on bis way to locate at Charleston
where his scouts have frequently been seen
Of late.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

Minnesota bade adieu to the 'qsst o.
the o. S. regulars" on The lst inst, when
Lieut.. Col Day passed through St. Paul,
with three companies of the End infantry, en
routs from Fort Abercrombie for Washington
The march from Abercrombie had occupied
thirteen days.
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NEw YoRE. Anr. 3.

=" 1'"W = WIsNI NIN8s y
The Posts dispatch says that no reoel
troops are within ten miles Of Alexandria.
A dcserter from the rebels, who was i'm
pressed, says The rebels retain their old posi-.
ton, and are badly provisioned, being alter
nately starved and surfeited. They are much
disOrganized by the late battle, and large
number, especially foreigners, are being inn
pressed.
Toe War Department has official informa-
tlop Of the victory of Lyon over hcCullOch.
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FROM NEW YORR.
NEw YOaK, Aug. !.

NEW YORK, Augsf.
The steamer Columbia brings Havana
dates Of the Sd.
The Captain General of Cuba was absent
at st Domingo taking formal possession of
the Dominican territory for the Spanish
Crown.
No foreign war vessels were at Havana.
Street and highway robberies and other
depredations seemed to be on the increase.
Market active. Sugar eighty higher
quoted at 74Gs reals. Stock in port l20,-
600 boxes. Molassas stesdy.
The Columbia reports July 18th, in lati-
tude S2:44, longituds -, passed small
schooner with something covered up on
deck. On the approach OF she steamer the
schooner hoisted the American flag which
saved her from rough usage After passing
the schooner she made all possible sail in
the opposite direction. August 9Th, spoke
the brig Sarah Starr, bound 70 New York
with a prize crew on board.
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Al a. JosepA- No, Ar. HK1nY nrAexxrn. q
coDpaay 4, asA I0~a regiment - Nas yua,A PAR
RICE II Glenvoed. Iowa
There Is 'sright-smarsH spriatle Of re-
nance m the manner h which the allow
'seonbination" vas brought about. The
facts Of the case, ~ near q vs can learn.
are shout - follows: An astaehmest had
sprung up between the young folks, - At.
tachmeots will spripx up, sponsaneously,
sometimes, bat the friends and relatives Of
both parties, and 10 fses everybody, exeeps
few confidential friends, vses ensirely H.
norans Of the fact. Il bad beea srrassed
that the matter should be settled, j. the
old-fashioned way, before the resims,. left
Camp Kirkwood-but the order to march
came 20 snexpeesedly that no time vas 10
be had for marrying, unless the brid. would
come TO the Camp. Accordingly, that the
plan might not be frustrated, the young
gentleman prevailed upon the commander
Of bis Company-Lieu.. HKAr, Who vas
going to Glenwood TO see bic family, before
ieaving-to call upon the young lady, in
form her Of the circumstances, and let her
know that what vas "to be done,
must be done quickly" The Lieut.. did as
requested, and the young lady immediately
determined TO 60 to the war. So when Mr..
HEAD had taken leave Of his wife and little
ones, be called upon the lady, took her
into his buggy, and drove OF for Council
Bluffs, arriving here just - the troops we're
ready to embark. The parties all took
steamer for down the river, and at St Joseph,
the 6rst place where minister could BE- con-
veniently found, the young folks were
stitched 70 Meanwhile, there was heavy
storm brewing at Glenwood. The young
lady was missing in the morning, and it was
soon ascertained that she had been seen in
a buggy with Lieut.>lIEAD, driving towards
Council Bluffs; and Of course. they had
eloped. The parents Of the lady felt ire
mendously indignant, and the Lisutenant's
wife was almost distracted, until the mail,
few days afterwards, brought the inselli-
gence which is conveyed BY the notice at
the head Of this narrative, when their fears
were very suddenly quoted, and great mys-
stery renderd sclear a. mud"
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p,cxxS. on rR,xArEsalxe.

Dickens thus holds forth in his weekly
paper scan we wonder at the general &C.
clsmation Of horror which arose 10 Eng
land when il vas reported that the South
efn States were about TO let fy their pri-
vateers as the Norths, = "Whom
will they gesf" The pasrio.-tke honest
the merc,sui--the brave? No; the thew
ing nkard--the hemicide-the gang dri-
ver-ske siase-hunser-ths runaway con-
vics-she ewindler-she mnrderer-'he
Ss.ep! Deadly S'n. for cihcers, .li the psa-
sians for crsw. the Ap.l.yon himself for
..,l.ooma,ser.s oThe M.
tive 81 prisaseersmani il plund~r. He
comes cut to s;eal. The rrivstesr.msn is
the common enemy II mankind, as the pr
rate is. ani he should be treated ~ such,
and banged BIZ vhomsaever can gel rope
% his seek. The laws Of God asd nan are
against him"
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sHERarE.s SALE

Dy virtue OF Execution to directed from the
- ONCE of The Clerk OF the District Court OF Potta.
wattame County, Iowa, shall proceed to sell Sat-
urday, the 2sh day OF August, A. d., 1861, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock N. and O'Clock p. L.. Of
Of said day in front OF the County Teasurers ONCE in
the stty or Council Bluffs the following described Rea,
property Of Harrison Latham, towIt: The ~ OF the
MEN, and the MEN OF TIE SEX o. Section S TOWN.
ship 16 Range 40 West and the the Sc x of sec
rs, Township n, Range - West. and the w \ OF the
NEk Of Section 81, Township II kanRe u West and
the En- Of he NE (all lying West North Pigeon
creek of Section 81 Township "a, Range West Al.
irregular tract Ct land containing about II ana
thirty huDdredhs situated in the NV corner OF
the NEs OF the Sc of Seci IS, Township IT. Range
~ West AMI arianguiar tract of land situated In the
Sws OF the Sc of the NEs of section as Township
II, Range ~ West, Containing about and
bundredth uf land. The Of land de-
scIied and conveyed in deed Of r. K. Homer and wife
TO Harrison Latham.
Taken The property OF Harrison Latham to satisfy
an Execution In favor OF Toote K Jackson.
Also the S Y of the Mex aud the N ~ Of the NEk,
and the Nwa OF the Sc of Section IL, Township 16
Range ~ w, and the 81 Of the SEN Of the Sc \ Of
Section ~, Town.hip 49, Range a W, and the NE \
Of Section sc Township n, N Range ~ West
Taken as the property OF Edmond latham to satisfy
| said execution in favor Of said Toote Jackson.
8. II. CRAIG, SheriF.
Bye. y. REED, Lepsiy.
Douglas h Ross, Attys for Plaintiff.
Council Blufs, Iowa, July Goth, 1851.
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rTWs are informed that tho Western
Stage Co. in.eod TO pu. another Omnibus
on the line from here to Omaha-to have
one leave here in the morning and return in
the evening, MS at present. and another to
star, from here 10 the evening, after the ar
rival Of the mails, to return next morning
An arrangement Of this kind will be great
accomm odation to our neishbors across the
"mudiy" as they will then receive their
eastern mail in tho eveaing whereas the
same now lies in ths Office at this place du-
ring the night.