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The Privatecr Petrol Cut to Pieces
by the U. $. Frigatc ST. Lawrence.

W
On the lst Of August, the frigate 81. Lar.
cnce appeared of the mouth of Charleston
harbor, as disguised merchant vessels ana
was soon visited by rebel privatccr, the
Petrol, formerly the u. s, revenue cutter
Gen. aiken. The pirate craft which carried
three guns, bore down rapidly upon the 81.
Laurence, which carried fifty guns. and com
menccd firing. The frigate allowed the
rebel craft to approach within grape shot
range, when she opened her broad-slde upon
the cutter, which filed and went down in
ten minutes. Four men went down with the
pirate vessel.
Thirty six of the crew were taken to Phil.
adeIphia and are now in Moyamensine
prison.
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BERLIN, Nd, August 5th 1861.

''O'S''' ''' "e"'O if""eo Sup-
tured, etc.
BERLIN, Nd, August 5th 1861.
You will please announce IT, your morning
paper that sharp skirmish took place this
morning opposite TIE Point Of Rocks in Viz
ginia. detachment of sixty men of the
Twenty eighth Regiment of New York Vol
unteers, stationed at our place. under the
command of Lieutenant Colonel Brown,
crossed the river at this place last night and
marched through the county and came on a
party ofcavary, ofCaptain Meads company
of the Confederate army, opposite the Point
of Rocks.
The Colonel, with his party came on them
about sunrise, and ordered them to halt,
which was not obeyed and they fired on them
and killed three, wounded two and took
twenty horses, with their equipments, anG
seven prisoners. They brought them into
camp this morning about ten o'clock. without
getting man hurt Among The killed is
George Or'ison, of Loudoun county. Among
the prisoners are son of Mrs. Dawson, one
MIR. Drane, oft the same county. They will
all be taken before General Banks this after
noon, and held. The horses are of the finest
Virginia stock and are considered quite a
prize. The prisoners will all be well treated
pnd profess to be good Union men. This is
reliable. and will relieve the dullness of the
war news for the last few days.
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gDAfENT Wagon or Carriage Greass, said.
~ ." Tie best article everinvcnted.; lasts
longer and Viii not qua. For sale by
JOHN PERKINS. JR.,
No' 10, lH',U Opposite Court House.
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War News.
BATTLE In MISSOURI.
FEDERAL TROOPS VICTORIOUS

FEDERAL TROOPS VICTORIOUS
General Lyon and Ben NcCulloch
Engaged.
Rebel Loss 40 Killed & il Wounded
Gallant Charge u. 6. Cavalry.
RETIREMENT OF THE ENEMY.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo. August Ga battle has
occurred to-day at Dag SpI ing, nineteen
miles south of Springfield. Mo-, between the
Federal forces under Gen. Lyon and the rebel
troops under Ben McCnloch.
Eight of the Federal troops were killed,
and thirty wounded
The rebels lost forty killed and forty four
wounded.
Gen. Lyon took eighty stand Of arms and
fifteen horses and wagons.
a body of u. S. Cavalry, two hundred and
seventy in rumbcr. made Il charge on the
rebel infantry, SAID to have been four thou
sand strong. and cut heir way through them,
and returned with loss of only five men.
The charge Is described as most gallant as
well as terrific.
Several Of the IT bcles were found with
their heads cloven entirely through by the
swords of our Dragons
The enemy retired during the night, and
General Lyon took possession of the field.
Another battle was momen!arly expected
the enemy being in large force west Of
Springfield.
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STRANGE NEIl,S

am convinced of one thing - that all this
talk about the FedtraliSts being starved. un.
clothed and uncnthusas:ic, Is absolute fudge
We cannot compare With them in the pcr:cc-
ton of equipments and general preparations
Their havcrSacks were full their blankets
ale magnificent. their cantcens and other
convenlenccs are ingenious their medical
accommodations are superb
1t is all fudge, too, about their enlsting
from coercion, and not knowing they are to
fight us. They tell u such tales TO mitigate
their imprisonment. they are cute-shrcwd-
ness is a Yankee characteristic.
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Coercion" in Missouri.

Perhaps the most flagrant case that has
yet happened to prove that Secession cares
nothing for its own code wh,n it intcrferts
with its ambitious march is now apparent in
Missouri. The Gorvtncr of the State is en-.
dravorns to set up regular crusade from
tennessee ana Arkansas to cOcrce " the
) ate into the Southern Confrlrracy. This
doctrine does very well when that set of ul-
lIalSH' can bring 1t 10 bear rrpon such regions
as East tennessee and Missouri where they
have some hopes Of triumph ny force Of arms,
and yet close at hand their voices pierce the
heavens az they appeal 10 their right to be
Z" let alone"
AS the case now glands. If the Southern
Con'cdeiary ros TO he "let alone TO- no1royS
and granted all the territory included within
the boundaries Of the lHleen Slave States. .
war within themselves would be at once
begun TO establish their own unity. No bet.
ter definition of The term i" Secession " could
be gwen as significant of what it has already
done than That it means 1r,r and every new
occurrence connected with its onward march
pro7,s the fact. In the case Of MiSsouri-as
with Maryland the chief hope Of the people
is that the armed minority. clothed with
oiiiciai position. may not he permitted to
crush and "cocrcc" the majority. In the
Pubhrdn accuses the Governor of that State
with being donhly traitor-a traitor against
the United States and against Missouri
1t might he added that is traitor to The
Administration of Mr. Davis. WHO has
expressed the wish that no war should he
gotten up in Missouri.
All this only shows the more plainly the
lrghltul danger that impends over those " no
would give ny the Constitution. Here we
have two other States-Tennessee and Arkan-
sas banded together with no authority from
the provisional government they have recently
joined, taking upon themselves to'lnake war
upon the third State, in favor Of this very
doctrine off, coer con" they so wra,hfuly
rcpudiatc The follcs and evils to which
this heresy leads, we thns see are endless
and it is for the people Of Maryland, i'll view
ofthoSe new troubles in Missouri. to repudlare
forever so evil Il principle. - Bult Amtrican.
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Legislative Proceedings.

The august Maryland Legislature adjourn.
cd again on Wednesday last. to meet in
Frederick On the 18th of September next
The only reason we can give for these freGuent
adjonrnments and meetings is that the mileage
pays better than the per diem. There was
but little business transacted by the Legis.
latnre " during it's recent session worth re.
porting. Among that little, however, was
the construction Of the frame work of the
muchrtalked, of Peace Party for the ben
tit Of Anti Coercion Men at the forth.
coming fall elections The following is a
notice Of the chief doags':
The Secession members of the MARYLAND
Legislature held a caucus at Frederick Mon
day night and adopted resolutions to cal a
" Convention of the Friends of Peace to meet
in Baltimore, to nominate candidates for the
approaching State election.
The Maryland House 0! Delegates on Mon
pay adopted series of resolutions, reported
from the Committee on Federal citations.
protesting against and denouIcng the action
OF the Government in relation to the Police
Commissioners Of Baltimore.
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>OWHeFH -1CCOHHtS ana IHChteWS OF hHe DulNP.
a member of the Palmetto Guard writes to
the Charleston Mercury
STONE BRIDGE, BULL RrN Go 80
July %, 1861.
Since writing YOU we have had terrible.
though glorious tight-this makes the second.
The fight commenced on the left flank of our
line. and we in .hc centre (Cash's and Ker-
shaw S reg iments) received orders to march -
When you were in church we were in the
bloodieSt fight recorded that has ever traspirrd
in North America. The day was lost when
our two regiments came up. Our troops
were falling back, and had retired some dis
'ance, Colonel Kcrshaw gave the command
forward, and after some ten or twelve rounds.
away went the Yankees. understand Beau
regard said our regiments - saved the day :"
IA second batrlc Of Waterloo
No regiment ever entered bat
tie under more depressing circumstances than
we did. All along our line of march men
were rcreat.ng and saying to US we are de
featcd. But VIC went forward and the day
was won,
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Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore American
From General Banks Column.

Skirm'Sh Opposite the Point of Rocks-Ihret
Confederate Caualry Killed. Tuo Womdcd
Seren Prisoners, and Twenty Horses Cap
tured, etc.
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8inbmubls uno 9trobbanfmader in Der
St0ot 2[Ientaun,

@inbmubI. uno 9trobbanfma6er in Der
St0ot 2lllentaun,
SsbIsnt fth ptefsr Getrsrnbeit lener Grsun'
ben unp Sunbsn bic gni,Se gu ma&sn, ea6 er
lsin @CidIft nod INNER an Istnem alien Stanp'
place. in Der eumbr auCp Snii6rn ben @aft6u.
fer rsr Ssum Sasnta& unb Gscras. fCytbe'
trstt. alpV Cr bas
GStm6iniibl. unb trDbbanE Eyt o.
der 3aubDerf,
auf zine fstr ausgspsbntF @sfs furbulsbgu sc.
fOnusn 10, Gsins gBinbmIb.sn [nb in psn ts'
nu6bartin GauuttsS pObl bstannt, uap sbSH fo
tsFannt 10 fs, bab fs ifinsn In sinsr wettm Fnt.
fsrnuns naGhstfn stufst plbsr an uHb dbsrs
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Hen B5uat9 auf 6anp dntrtffsn,
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Sgptnsunarn perTtGtet.
81 10 pantbar f!t rTGtsr ssnCssHs tnterfliI.
Euns, unO tOfft pm5 Pinttli6s Nbpar.uEg lr.
ner 9sf6dfte GnO biatse pretfF snsn ftsil bsr
gunl hes 9ubljtums gu Smts5su, pOfiE st is'
psTIeit panEtlt isi piTP.
Jbrilfian IbFIt,
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g2easc (s3Gfer.
T~NNSrm sranS ,s9CStSaSE
21nh imnsr nod ON alfsn IlnpI nnh

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a. 4tnp inmsr nod am aiisn 9lagt unb .,
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ferttge Setber.
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t.ria EpTsiisn ~ sIrfaufsn autistsE. gus artits
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Jsrarbsiift
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BuHIchs pFrfsriai Oanttlr fHr biz asRefTfRS itt
srala 0jdnit tGs Eubtfums. psrbeR Fs fh beIirstii
stRg gstilau3E bsrIsINsH 81 pSrbteRsH.
ErOrel unt WfsSev,
! QatpR 9tOrsu glattau Wssger.
/ ANsntaun, ApriI 3, 1851. nqls
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Esgs5~ 3u DerfQufen.

Dts Grudrrst gum ,,et6a Gauntp . a.
trtUt" wirb tterpur6 pur6 SrtSut SanNsl gum
SfrtanF nngebptsn. Disfstbs fam init ceer Ctnr
pen Sa&hCtr, uRe NIT unp ptns bic 0rGnuu9s.
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tine terrlt6s 0sIsesnbett Cffn stns fOItr bic
man R&r ni6t nlls 10 Sabre Rnpsn tann Nlan
ruff babtr balp an bst
Sutb unb tpeIfrib.
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Der ipDblfeiIe
6drte<@11ren>S >StDbr
Sa Der Slabt alIsntauR
@aaembmtb, @erfdb unb @U.

I
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ittum ansusti9Sn, oG6 fs ibreu pCblfsiIsH
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ftaftensStpbr
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ven. Dtgslbs absr ALE ga bGnomn NiRieS ndre pelIs
iCmmsnS 3herheit, uae tGnnig audi teinestous bSS
Raumse nsaSn ssldsb'n.
5br aACttsmSnt 4aaren etsr isr lDIhe bic bausu
peIin ~ ti onbsrs rtR berrTithGS unb rpeblfeiIgf
ub GnE GIaFs tsienbsrs nRbet sS gu ibrGm DeribGl,
sci thngn anlurufsn.
Der JRebr,abl Sbr.iasr, EhmisGt, u. (. u. In 90
tarsits bsfannt. baP psnu man ttns SntGrsgsn fius
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itIbs bit rtet ncb nbt aetban BADEN, tSnuGn fb
tarauf perlaBsn has ne pChItbuR Uen ibnsn 10 tauT
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ten. gfrrbe. .Rs&sn,
inb turJ dHes mas man in htsltm Snh psrIanaen
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lsrpInht pcrpsn, uno fnfGIte N nun auf bic retts
l3eis ,ur 8SqucmIlttrt uub ben SursrsGen Der 8nut
rn tatIirf tneem tti gNafhInCn, unit dtsrhaupt els
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zen. fir ras Rs btslsttc ptrfaufen.
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-ho hnrth ante NaftautIura t'lIiaS prstFC unt ptS
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Na&rdt wtrb tIsrmit sssetsn, pa6 bic bieter
untsr br Jrmd SObingr unp Wtifsr tsldnpsns
0sfGafts' s'STttneuns am 9rn NGrS nit bsipH.
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rsrpsn aufssforbrt, tnnebalb ieds Up6sn bid.
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zen tnnnHblIc ptr sIbsa 3dt tinjursi6m. Die
Sdtfr bjcben an bcm dIttn Stlneplast.
SObn s. SobIn9ar,
Gblrlss N5tifer.
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ltertsnfn GHna 8stFnssr, lsbttn pOn Cbu.
SaasCan fSuufbtp. st6d Gdunty, anssasLli NOR.
ben III. aur DisirnIasn tatn, wslat nod an
b'fn9ts 3ntsrlaiTcn16aft ffulbtn. lnR tierpur&
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dbluteJatIru,- u,--llnb S0t6t bic nch rs9tmGsiss
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Wotlbsfdtt3t etnIubdnOigsn an
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garu unp anpersr Gpins, uno iibFTbaupt sIn pCl'
tOmmsatr gUTralS pcH dtisnwaarsR, gu tabsn be-
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His S17r IN aus 5oas rffsu, ven q b,s llbr. e
pis aIb NeG!O9 psn 9 bit = lIbr Abfrts.
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oueucmmgn urc pj2c.rut 4 bsjabtt Cbus pSrbirt9,
tntdn6I9uue nit 5 NreNm -,utgr0sn. Eir ipg
teuG &Sppprtn, auf Uipnats Gesr lanaIr, miro q
prcNRt Snt,TINin bssablt.
C.,iss 5Hililut tistH GEtcuiCrsn, HbmInttrcrtr,n
UNI oncnn psricHsn, 9uts GBdC9irbttt, 9SIo,r mil
5tbrhgtt fdr tur;s cher Idnatrs 5sit auf Surrrtdm
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cen uSrbCR.
WG6lt ctm berstts burh DIE StSdbaItsr elnbc
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SrtttrlEfts cW 0trUaitsr Seuct in her 5umu,
oOn $4,000 In tsr GCn,mrn %itos GSurt otl
3auuts rsatrtrt, fir bic gstrCulihe 0rpaltuu;
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2aifrGr Jlm ,aIEid1cu 9da-' fur tie trtus Iufd
ouna isirGr gflthtsn 2ttherbeit atltqt.
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Grufttest
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Robes uno 9efobtes eein6l, 9epreBt pon
~ amsrifauiidtm 8la&fflamsn ptsl bslTer ale
ppu auslinriifsm BlahSfldmsn, Sttt, Gsnnsr.
glle, Slrpsis treden uno In DEL. pte aud oGs
Grrrrs Barbtn gum NrlTsjhen @OID' uup Stl.
tsrlaub 9ronse unO SIaa.R,taG. iu bdtsn bel
8. 9. MeoIer.
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G7eIbe, bIaus, f1parse uno crime Sarbe
" gum 8Srtm. 9lue Artm pCn Wsbi, l.
men, psrfumsrten @utrs6snOs Crop.
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f'ir ,;rtau'gn fam. ats aRttrG hiiSbR In cen 9ts
its taafsn tGnutnaue Ter ilraCht mciI sr fur Sorl
qsIo tduft unb pertaufi.
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tgttt II frsi, unb barin fam men lsbGn:
1900 Sad '8Gde; 1000 Srad RGde ;
1900 uebRrrode; 200O paar 6ofen;
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Isx.zY ptr audi ale pOpuGrsn qaCnimgbignsn
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s&z8 0isd uno 5obntHrfIu, Huh, Hltehc
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lenoIEsahlpsn. tEIutes unb Sslaampsn narpsn qm
SrsnHsn rCa EShIeua umgsautrf,) WQdtICbss Sisn;
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fsn. inbsni ptr nit EabrifaulgM unp 5mrsrfrure
9snTlrtuns,n Qetrclfen HabGn. mSbur6 MIR ibusn
adtS peritrtIbah.ils psrtaHfn teHusn.
p'StSralIS Srrup-sln bervltbss unp tpitt,
ANS NCItie in butsn unS @srF6ttunasn unb fIr
NRsnH'e1n9 esr auSssbruns YrsIS IS Gents bic
SIafh,
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fdbmsrltn cher nsrpcf'm 6rpfwsb Gstbgn, srhaltCn
ir5!tlt etneIruna rurtn Gtbroutb unfsres Gspbadt
SIsrlrs grEts 25 GtrtS bic 5IOfbs.
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per Tad
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gut gu ftn.
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sabu1r.ts intcu In unrlrer Nrctbstc ftt,s stntr
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