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LRnd for SnIe.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE & LUCAS.

EATE are now receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing Boots, Shoes,
BFogans Variety Goods HaTwaIe Cutlery, Hats Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths Mats &C.. All Of which have bought
usvey Of Importers and at panic prices
to which call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our House shall be head quarters cash deal
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay hem.
Tha may be fully understood say positively that
intend sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (snly.J
addition regular wholesale business will advance
cash description CT Goods, Wares and MERCHANDISE,
furniture, Groceries, Produce &C. &C., &c. TO be sold at
auction for cash No Goods sold account st Auc
ton. -r.r.. "a % #--.. tr.- ~ q
Auction sales every sdsy and Tuesday night exclusively
cash All persons having Goods sell at Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
msr2-t TRABUE & LUCAS.
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"A FINE FARM. -s
CONTAINING 4sO ACHES OF

CVIN = [AAitAINU 46U AOEhES- VI
V1Eua able Land for safe.
275 acres Cleared, and Ia a fine state 80
of Cultivation. a-l
FFNHIS Farm lies mile from Jones Station, Win
chester and Alabama Railroad nine miles from Winches
and three miles from Salem cennty On tbs
Yarn comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary out houses Close to the dwelling hne spring.
good Ctern plenty Of falling The land
is ILL RICH aud for cultivation stands
il the county propose sell l valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish IT, P.
White Nashville Tenn AS. Coiyar, Winchester, eJ
can refer to on the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
cot Self Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH,
WILLIE.

Washington City Virginia. North CArona South Carolina
Georgia. tn Alabama East arrive via Chat
tsnoOga Railroad, atS1z O'Clock, 4 a.
Northern Essten Mails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western States day at o'clock r NJ
and 4 O'Clock, A. NJ. Way Mails & L 4 z. daily
Southern Nails New Orleans Memphis, Arkansas, Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily al IA O'clock, n -.r
Way Mails ssme route arrive daily st IA oeock ID.
smitve Alexandria and Lebanon and way AAiis arrive
daily, except Sunday, 81 4 o'olockJ ID
smithland HopkiasVlle and portion OF Southern Ken
lucky Clarksville Mails, daily at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
shelbyVs via TrEne and way mails, Monday, wednesday
and Friday at 70 O'Clock, NJ
West Tennessee Huntingdon RSverly and ChAratt til
weekly, Sunday Wednesday and Friday, ii o'clock, NJ
Liberty, Rural Hll Stewards Ferry, weekly Thursday
81 ii O'Clock A n
CSnteve via Vernon and PineWeod, South Harper and
Tank, weekly, Tuesday and Friday, TX O'Clock ~
ClsrksVlle, Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, &C., weekly
day, at II O'Clock a n.
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REMOVAL.
CURRY & MARSHALL,

UNDERTAKES lat J, H. Cueys old stand Union be
tween Cherry streets prepared to EttenS
10 Funerals times with 6ns, plain colored
and Metallic Burial Csskets Cases Of ssuperor quality
the tines iunea5-n
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Flour, Corn, &c.
HAA BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FLOUR
EEkyNJ 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
50 q Green Apples;
25 cases Parrapine Wax Candles,
$40 Flour Sacks, fifty pounds,)
On consignment, FOR sale BY
W. WATTS co.,
Jsn19-h No. 81 College street, Bros
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nEPARTURE OF MAILS.

From Nashville 70 Chattanooga Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York, Boston and New England States De
parts o'clock
Way Mail Georgia, Carolina North Carolina snd
Southern Virginia, eSys Chattanooga Railroad st osek
Pm
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock NJ
BiaL for Indiana Northern Illinois Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan NorthBestern States, departs o'clock a.
NsshvetO Decatur franklin and ColumbA and ether
way Offices, depart at O'Clock a II.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily except Sunday, departs e
o'clock A III. e..
Nashville 70 ClsrksYillei departs st 81 o'cosk NJ
For Southern Kentucky, departs at 51a A 81.
Nashville TO Sheibyvie, Nolensye and TTinne Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 81 o'clock A NJ
Nashville 10 Huntingdon, Charlotte, Wsyery, til week
u, Monday, Wednesday ami Friday, at o'clock NJ.
Nashville to Liberty steWsrs Ferry, Huddlssones
Roads, Rural Hill &c weekly, Thursday, y O'Clock NJ
Nashville to Centrevlle via Tank, Vernon, PnesOod &C.,
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock P II. -.'
Nashville ClsTksyills via Sycamore Mills, weekly, Friday,
q o'clock P. hi. -
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Anderson g. Romans,
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cuaSES.TEES WANTED,

CR6SSS-TIES WANTED. ~
FEyHE Nashville North Western Rslroae Company wish
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOSs-HteS' feet
long inches tsk heWn, face at narroWest place not
less inches clear bark timber to be sound, TO be deliver
Cd at the grade line Of the road ia Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for 3O,0OO Wh1te Oh
Post Oak Tiess of the above, to be delivered
on the line Of the road piles from section IA to section "a
enough each section TO supply the same go
wishing bid will direct to the President I'd Direct
ore Nashville and POFhEssern RsilroAs CoHsDy'
Eszhville,Ts 'ay.0-d
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POWDER AGENTS,
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder. The
dergnsd icing the only Agents Nashville Of tie ufacturers
would call me attention o. the Merchants and TrAdersto ths
large stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine for sale
eS kegs Dupont kas Powder COCO kegs
300 < 90 do do 5aSo kegs Sycamore Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard DO Dc Powder -rer-
800 X do do do - $50 Of Powder, asSorts6
200 4 do do-~do brands;
5000 Dupont BissngPow 50 bss Toy, Bedford Co.,
s der. :. % .s..+ ~ sAfety fuse. 1ielll
ami sa So, \ f. & 3 eI aI,.ls Agents
DuPOngrPoEderi Joy, Biokf0rd & Co.'S Safety
sycamore Do. -z---
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FPesons in the South DESTROYS u sending letters TO the
Federa Government II please direct the TO AnseeG
Litter Bepr6Ss under covert eEosing ten cents for car
rage In the frst place. Il will Teqre Tire pre- payment o.
the confederate postage reach Nashville and eov@rneu
cent envelope 90 beyond this cit and esae ADDED
as above, ten the Understood that the tns sne
ope should addressed the are for whom Is = neea7
and the outside snvelope - aedress ~
ii y Federal GOVernnent sEysogss 9 g aad & ns
eity a4AAAs eAea-As
u1sls-n
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EpII7-tf
BROOKS q ORES & mcNAUGHT's

Spool ooTToEs,s sill sizes, II Black, TrIss and oOIOr At
- ROWE SEWING MAcHIEE oFFTeI, =
r,nris A. al . 80 30 81 TJnfo. strsstJ
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m. q 4. 4. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINH BRANDIEs, RINBs, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DoAEsTIo LIQUORS, 40, y y %
O0RRER OF COLLEGE AED ORURCR G7REEzA
Nashville, Tennessee. -
HETE arjustin receipt Of large and we'll selected stock
Groceries, Liquors etc., Committing in partas fslIoWs
$50 bids Sugar. all gdeSi Havana Cigars
200 bblS choice Molsssesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted:
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Bucksta
$50 bags prime Rio coGesl so nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Wslnu
Loaf Sugar; 10 hbls Peeans III.
$50 boxes Star CAndiosl 10 bbia Flberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BfkANDTESs WINES, &c.
Is X X & 4 choice French Brandss;
30 4 casks Madeira, Sherry and Port WinasT
$50 baskets best brands OhAmpaEns .ssE
so boxes scovill ClaEst,
100 bbishne Robertson County Whskyt
IS bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
large stock Common whi.ky, American Brasay,
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at 81 O'Clock A. II. Closes at7H m,
SUNDAY.
Opens iZt o'clock P H. Closes At CLOCK P NJ:
PARTIES mailing Letters put them in the 0fBee beCt
schedule hours their immediate they vii
remain in tAe Office tEenty-i0Grs hours.
apII2-a ". D. McNIsE, p. N.
Cash Arrangement.
ON after July ls 1851, agreed sell
y such other asticles Keep, FOR Cash OElg.
A liberal discount will be allowed.
WOODS, YEATMAN & Oo,
HILLMAN BROTHERS.
une27d RWim
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Lest Trunk.

Notice.
ECETVED from W B. Ferry the 4th dsy Of APRIL last
Z q the following lot Of groceries:
? Bags Oo1es ? bbls Sugar,
key Rice, 3 bbls Moissses,
4 bags Salt
Consigned Wyatt Morng, Riys Laddng, Tennessee river
Of B. OoHen
e owner WI please forwards psy charges ard pay for
chsrges. n CDWES -
NAvsrly LSnein g. Tenn. WRYehcrss N, n
uns2S-tW&H2WAS
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ROAR sTERs ron IseI.
AT the Pain C unds. 4
PRICES REDUCED TO 81 HE TIMES.

No. 1 Green Mountain Black Hawke
TVyHIs FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will make his for
1851 the State Fair Ground, Nashville beginning
March h and closing July the 4h at $50 the season. and s
he beautiful black, years old, trOtted Ahsn.
1860 in 500 and certainly most handsome aAd perfect
horse his action that has been brought to the State He
BED Vermont imported By r. r. and vas q tie
and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroc, Gr
st Charles Or gr. Woodbury. Morgan, AID hence
bines four OF the best trottng crosses knswn:
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
by woOibu wi be let to 20 At s the season. SO e
insure. He is very promising .l
No. 8, washington The Cd.
good BAY years old, by Old Washington dam an excel
lent TTOtng Msre viii be let to Is Mares at $40 he season
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
Grass pasture farm Of T. Tanning, and grain to keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week NM DpnoDv
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Refer to1J Owen, Of williamson, Col R. Allen sum
ner 7. flaming Of Davidson, Dr. A. T. GOoch, Of Ruther
FB n Sessr ts TaGs Of 4 a. G. 7.a
NOrrnent, Wilson & Carter,
COTTON FACTORS, als
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Memphis, Tennessee
II ords for Begging Rope and other supplies PsOmp
Fire! Fret! FiFe!!! d,
gEyHE remand Of stock aved from the late Gre on
street. il for sale at College street. two doors aboVS
road. All Goods 1t half their cost Il =
Bpsv3 ATTBHvILLD = ELo04
DemOv111e CO CO.
IL AVE received fresh and well selected lot Of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES
PAINTS,
OILS, kc.,
which they are offering st Reasonable prices.
A large lot Of pare Cider Vinegar. Fer sale b
DEA0VILLE & CO.,
fsb2g-n Union and American Building. q
DARRow's Lexington Mustard, Cor sale By 1"'
DEMovELLE Z co.
fsbas-a =
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8PALDNPS PREPARED gLyE

~ ii GPALDLGPS PREPARED CLUE
meets al such emergencies household a0 b
EnoGt it. It always ready and up to the sticking point
Inefe Is no longer necessity fer png chairs, spsted
1eers hedles dolls and broken cradles. just the article
lies Of refinement and tsze r.
Th admirable preparation used cold, being chemically held
N solution and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best
Glae II may he used IN the place Of 0rsay
mueilAge, being vastly nose adhesive. FOL.
ssUSEEUL IN EVER HOUSE.s'
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle PRFCE, IS ssnts.
WhOIsIaIs Dspos, No. AZ Cedar Street, Nsv York
Address HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.
.., ~ Box No. 1900 New York
Put up DesersIn containing four eight and twelve
doEena beautiful Lh0graPh shOWoard accompanying each
package. ..--- -t- --- A- EsE
IL single bottle Of srzIDuss PEzPLRzD eLUE wIs.ve
ten times lie cost annually to every houasheldsl II
Sold b all prominent sationers, Hardware
Furniture Dealers, GroesrB, and Fancy Stores --.-
OcGaty merchants should make note Of SRABLDFNss PRE
PARED when making their list twill stand any climate
JAMS tWS-Wly
NOTICE TO Merchants and shippers
NETM. d. ORDER the through Freight Agent OF the
w Memphis and Charleston Railroad Memphis and all
goocs consigned him a. Memphis will be forwarded free Of
ehagre, except drsyage' 20 W Is . - 10
III .r.II. -l-r. RkFERKHoEs. IT.
m A g NoEL, Ew1Es, McCRoRT L Cc nc
LANER < PHLLRs, TERAss & BRorERs
fune9J-d2gs
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3 RING sTOCK
COTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. v. RUTLAND,

No. 80 Union street, s--s
successor TO A. b & A. v. RUTLsHD9
nov receiving Of the most complete assorments Of
Boots and Shoes brought to this mszket which been
selected with great from the bsst Manufacturers expressly
for the retail trade comprising in part as follows
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pURTFTED COAL OH
VICTORIA PIE PLANT.

" in the city. large supply hand and for sale By
STRETCH & FORBES q
feb23-H Cor. Of College and Union streets
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Lard, Lard, Lard, -
lust received per steamer Nashville choice lot Of Lar
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO.,
jan22-tf Ne. Market street
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superior intelligence and powers Of observation" e
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The undergued know the above parties to be reliable aud
sponsibls persons ana entitled to ala sonAasncef
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= .D.u Oo 0 sa ss1' H'r'H '' w. BENZ
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NAGLOkAAA RAE RAAANE.r Z s.
TIEE lot Of heroe in good condition planting Fer
"a saieat STRETCH 4 FORBES, Q
isb25 Il oOr.Of College and Union streets.
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Mr. GRnx had no doubt every Senator was prepared
70 vote for tho resolution now but the best course 70
pursue was perhaps, to act In accordance with pre-
cedent and refer tho resolution 10 the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
The resolution Was laid aside until the formation Of
the standing committees.
PROTECTION 10 0rAN0 nFcovKRERs
mr. oahh, (rep.) OF Conn.,, gave notice OF his inten
'ipn 70 introduce bill supplementary 20 the act 70
snorze Profession to lie given citizens Of tho United
Slites VINO may discover deposits Of gsano.
. REGENTS or TnB SMITHSONIAN ISs1yTrrlov.
on motlon OF Mr. 70 TR IL resolve that tho Vice
rreshent appoint two members Oil tho In
'he ban u kegoats ~ tha Smithsonian lns,lpiion occ
soned by The death OF Senator Douglas and tho expulsion
d James NJ Mason, late Senator from Virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-04

exPectatons and would also Congratulate the citizens
New York npon change VI the administration Of affairs
Ia the City Hall.
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CHARACTERISTIC SCENES IN OLD TAM
MANY.

CHARACTERISTIC SCENES IN OLD TAM
MANY.
The scenes In Tammany Hall last night ludicronsly
CHARACTERISTIC Of that Anticipated Institution miscel
aneons gathering Of the roaghc Ae,nenis in our
population kept up q contnu ,bb up and
down The stairs and into AMI oul III An seemed
10 regard u AZ sort OF religious tsty 10 raise
smoke from clay pipes, briarwood or cent sega nat
the atmosphere Of the room was redolent Of aed.
me crowd did not 10 much W say The
election went, rs between Wood and ouu.aer As for
opdyko be had friends there and probably would
care much TO claim amy. The platform occupied by
sol y rough looking customers, different stages OF
'ntoNicaion, who appeared to be making fun for tho
crowd below md tho boys enjoyed 1t VASTLY One stall
worm German, with shock head and beard in the
waest state Of confusion showing under his loose
gray vest like that worn by brewerymen, dong the
hohors Of The occasion 10 tho capacity of chairman Of tho
assembly, md in his efforts that line kept the boys in
an indsscr'b,hle good humor. His right hand
chauncey Shaner
'hanneey was mounting tho rostrum for tho second
hrd time when our reporter looked at the pro &c ngs
'eiow clti1ens, said he-gaving his hat wildly in
mana, and bringing the other down with force upon tho
d'sk-my old friend, my lrst client in New York my
c'uddate, Ganther, il elected (Shouts Of triumph)
Hold IN, have no politics; am above all politics. and
iSo tho man whom the Sheriff not find am below
all politics. (.augnter.) When / ca,ne here, sixteen
years ago. a poor boy, Tammany Hail took up, and
wi, stand by Old Tammany Arst and last. CA Voice
"ba''y Tor you, shaler.'D Hear now, boys because
am on the square "a yojce--"You,l not be long on
h) Hear what say; believe it and think on it, be.
cause know am right. a vcice--"I swear you arc
righto shall naver take another nomination. not that
do not want it, but because do deserve it. "a
Voice. 81 cause YOU can't get itnl Yes. and tecanss
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
~~~>>~~~-o~~~~~~~~>>~~~~
Expulsion OF the Rebel Henry c. Bur-
nett, OF Kentucky.
Speech Of Mr.. Wicklife on the Position
of Affairs in Kentucky.
Remarks Of Mr.. Maynard, Of Tennessee, on the
Late Elections in That State,
&C., &C., &c.
w.snlyaros, pee. 8, 1851

waSHIxaros, Dec. 3, 1861.
WHAT is THOUGHT OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Message read IN both houses to-day The
general impression Is thai It Is strong document Tho
coonoss with which the President rolled the niggcr up in
copy Of the act Of August O. 1901 entitled san act
connscate property used for nsurrectonary purposes"
Is greatly appauded. lie leaped the whole subject with
the stride Of giant struck the question OF captal
and labor theme popular tn the masses. This seems
to be the popular verdict.
THE DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
Tho Presidents Message transmitted to Congress TO-
day uunccompanied by any Of the reports from the
departments In consequence Of the estimates of tho
DEPARTMENTS coming in later than usual this year, the
report OF the Secretary of the Treasury will Lot be sent to
congress before Friday Saturday.
EFFECT OF THE RESULT OF THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Of The election Of opdyke Gunther and
Wood the subject Of great rejoicing here tonight.
sKIRMisuEs AND RECoNNoissASCEs.
In consequence Of private orders received last night
after TATTOO, every regiment in General pcrters division
sapplied with forty rounds Of cartridges and he'd
readiness for advance repel expected attack
early this morning.
There was no demonstration the part Of tho rebes
and to day Colonel Aycrils cavalry regiment was sent
out to rcconnoitre Fairfax Court House. They re-
turned after this evening without meeting the
enemy
cavalry company OF rebels dashed down upon Gen.
Bctksr pckets to-day, but suddenly in sight Of
camps ard scainpered away faster than they came
receiving the oaaea compliments Of picles which
effect IL several cases but the wounded succeeded in
keeping their saddles and getting away. None Of our
men were hurt. This company he same that was
seen yesterday by Gen. Bcnkers men, two whom were
captured.
small reconnaissance made to-day from General
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SPEECH OF TIE MAYOR ELECT.
Tarninany Tame and Mozart
More So.
names Of Aldermen and Council
men Elected.
TIE VOTE FOR POLICE JUSTICE.

Below win he found table OF tho full retuns or tho
lec;ion yesterday for Mayor by polling districts. Mr.
spiyke the republican candidate, has succeeded by
role much closer than was anticipated
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
From Kansas.

LNAvKSwoRrH. July 9.-W c. Coffin. Su
perntendent of Indian Affairs for the Indian
territory, has arrived here from that section.
he was not able 20 penetrate the territory
over one hundred and fifteen miles. being
tire itenei with capture by the secessionlsts.
Hrs predecessor. Rector. claims to hold the
office by virtue of commission fIom the
Confederate State
Snce the evacuation Of tho forts by the
Federal troops. the secessionisis have gained
control Of Affairs in the Territory. and had
confscatel the money and provisions intend
ed Tor the Indians.
The Convention OF Indians called by Gov.
Harris. of the Chickasa~s. vs. held on the
oath oil june, but broke up In arrow.
The latest accounts from Major Sturgis'
command are 20 July 9TH. when they were at
Clinton, Henry county. Mo. The command
had been much delayed by high water. and
made but slow progress.
regiment OF Federal troops arrived at
Lexington this morning.
The blockade Of the river below this city
by order Of General Lyon. vas abandoned
this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-10
Night Dispatches
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. July 9.--The Star has an
extra about Col. Tyler. who came here un-
der flag of truce yesterday. and says his bu
siness was disposed in few moments. The
President not deeming the message he
thought such as required him to enter into
any communication with Davis. Col Tyler
was marched back To Gen. McDowell's head
quarters, where he wa.- kept under stiict
guard until an early hour this morning.
when he was escorted back to the Conieder .
ate lnes and turned loose, to find his way
bsck to Beauregard, without having accom-
plished what was evidently his main point.
viz to communicate with the traitors in our
midsi. who had doubtless prepared TO be sent
to Beauregard through him important infor-
nation concerning slIedged contemplated
movements
The company OF Garibsldians who mutt
MED we're surrounded this morning. and are
now imprisoned. The ringlesders will be
made examples OF.
The dispatch OF news Of army movements
nv the telegraph has been forbidden by Gen.
SCOT
The undue mortality in one or two of the
New York Regiments Is attributed 10 the
excessive consumption of lager beer
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patible with public service, communicate 20
the House any correspondents which our
Government has had xlth the Cos eminent of
Spain. Nth reference 20 the incorporation of
the Dominican territory with tie Spanish
Monarchy and shat protest ID any our Gov
eminent has made against the lnsolent aud
aggressive conduct Of the Spanish Govern.
ment
Mr wasburne. from the Committee on
Commerce. reported a bill 70 further pro.
vide for the collection Of duties on imports
and TO- other purposes. Ii Is designed 10
close the ports OF entry IN the seeded States
and - make ports Of delivery, collect duties
an shipboari ard seiEe and c0nhscate all yes
sells belonging % the rebels, &c.
The bill was ordered TO be printed. and re
committed 20 the Committee on Commerce
Sg>ArE-Mr. King presented pnblea
ton from the Military Board 10 remit duties
on arms
Mr.. Fesssnden reported back from the
Committee on FINANCE the bill 10 refund aud
remit duties on arms for The use OF States -
Bill passed.
Mr. Hale offered a resolution that Dewitt
G. Clark be appointed Clerk OF the Senate ia
place OF Mr.. Richardson resigned-passed
Mr. Wilson reported back the bill 20 in.
crease the army with an amendment to in
crease tho old regiments TO the same mum
Der as the new.
Mr.. Trumbull announced the death Of sts
pien 4. Douglas. Senator from Illinois, and
made an appropriate speech. approving the
csutomary resolutions OF respect, and moved
that the Senate adjourn. He was followed
by Mr. McDougal and Colamer
Messrs. Nesmith. Browning and Anthony
spoke in eulogy Of Douglas Adjourned