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fEyHIs Is altogether sdSns, the result Of modem
discoveries IN the vegetable Kingdom, being an entirs
Worn out sySsss published By accomplished euacS 10 he sT
ing Dr. Wright, knowing the deception pFscsed upon III
the whole Medical Faculty who, without dissenting
voice, haye given in their srenc to It's perfect and undivided
reduced and when all ether medicines known to the PhArnAco
POa have bean tried in vain Long thought Year, Of patient
crowned the Doctors e6ers and be offers the Elixir Hu
ng humanity the only thing that can cure tbs following
ssnral Debility, --
NmtAl and Physical Dsprsshoa, -s7
: DstsrnLnstOn Of Blood ss "a. HsA,
HyTtsZa, " a-
---u asnsnl IsT @ r...a1
Rsstlsssasm and sIeeplsssneu at Might, ---
Absence sf MaScalAr Efacisncy, ..-ry - q-
Loa. Of Appetite --
70 ''i GRaaolAtlon, os -5o j =
DsoLgaal1.tioa of he Orrnn. ., =
PsiPtatiOn Of the Heart,
And IN ss, all the SOnconltsnts Of and dObtatsd
As a StimuIanG, r--s
lec to reactions In Shlpe 70 sxsrt It's nusncs
gradually ard smcisnty, W long As The least neceET siss for
As q Female Medicine,
II equally powerful snd effective and restores the equilibrium
and safer than all the other medicines which years
have flooded the market and which only injurious in plA
too, that they only made from the e1ona Of minds
gnorant Of the Medical pTofesSisn Altogethz.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks It we'll to stake his professional character
on the fact that minerals whatever form the least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Ruvenszg Kxrwsl know
Ing what ruin has been entled the community BY opium and
mercury.
Generally 10 thu deblsted, Dr. Wright would say, Never
saR Ne matter how worn down be, matter hsW
Eeak matter what the nay have beencTBaks
u onee whatever has led to depart from Hygsnic principles
take bis 80
RetuVenatinE EIIxIr,
And will hnd yourself mana priGe inTtssd
he to your friends and healthy, sound worthy
nenber OF the human family.
U Price - per bottle three bottles for S5 and forward
d By mail to all parts Of the United States.
sod By all respectable druggists throughout the United sa
nd OaRadAs The trade supplied at q liberal discount
Fer Rals By hepropdetors,
i WRIGHT & CO.,
Fl and Isl OhAYtres srest,
New Orleans, La
Sold in NaGhyls BY 6. ". HsndcrsOtt, Berry DenOys
wing Psndlston, and all reEponSbls dIugEItL oc2S
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Wagons and Teams Wanted,

WILL give constant empleyment to two good six nEs
teams, hauling and from Manchester. Persons Eishns
employment IN having and having good and teams viii
please call Immediately, ". + WHITMAN
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Wanted.

m NEGRO Men and 20 Negro Women for Ter the
~ various Confederate etstes Hospitals In this city, By
order % DR.. D. W. YEndeli GEO. h. CLARK,
noV2O-h Once No. 50 College street.
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SSMALL arm, TIRES miles from he city Lebanon Turn
pike ntAnipg eighty Of good land veil suited
Dairy dening puposeh2H Set IN Clover and Tine thy
Will Wstered oOmoFtsbs dwelling good out buildings, fences,
orchard, &C Apply 70 g. ". OoLR, az scs HaAhYls and
Chattanooga Bailrosd Depot. aoV22-dlm
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,DmReI.EAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Tor Liver Complaints BilI0usneSs Head
ache Agc.

Tor Liver Complaints BilIOusness Head
ache, &c
FNHNRH has never been uATHARTIo medicine offered to
the public, that has given such entire S1siEacton - NO
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent ana car
be by the most tender infant yet prompt and powerful In
removing Bilious Eecreozs Acid Impure, Ieted Matter
tomaoh. In fact they the only Pills Aat Should
nsod In nRlErious destricts.
Bowels though very active and searching In their operation
promoting healthy seEeionI ofthe Liver and Kidneys VINO
viii Eu6r Bouspes8, Headache and Foul Stomach Nne2
cheap remedy be obtsnedl Keep them constantly on
hand single Dose taken in prevent hours days.
and nouth Of Sickness Ask FOR Dr. Js H. MeLeanS UnVe
Pills Take other Being costed they are astelsss Price
only esr soEs and can DO sent BY mail to any part
tns Untsd States. :. ILL.,
= = 800 J. b. MCLEAN, Sole ProPrietoFi
$500 0ornsr Of Third and Pine sIests, St. Louis, Nc.
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NOW READY ron DBLIVERF
THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMS,
Tbs book entitled,
LAM mrD rrl41. rDlrr. AT OsrIr4sru'Or...

Letters on Slavery from the Old world,
Written during the for TIE Presidency Of the Bnsd
States 1885, to which Add letter 70 Lord B1ouoaAx on
the JOm Brown raid and brief to the result Of the
Presidential SECTION and its consequences By JLEzs W1LMs
late United States Minister to Turkey.
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Country Residence fer Sale.
VERY desirable ploe, one hours ride from NAahYs
house nearly new containing ten conveniently
nged Four Of rich land with I5o choice fruit rees
II kinds. Possession given at any tize.
Address P, o., Box I9l, Nashvilie. nep2l '6l-d3ms
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n
s@'Ofe AKIN gteu, purifying ana enrl'nins A"s'
III he Blood-Fessoring the Sick suffering inVahaE
c.I-lss 4 eHEALT II AND STREECiH h
-2 There is 10 Mistake About ~.
Il viii cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Darraoa DyeA.
y Headache De OF Spirits Fever and AEus' 1nnte
Fever Breath, any disease OF the Liver HOMAGE OF BOW
sis. 81. = g.. -.
TY eAETLKMEE, do you visa TO be Healthy Strong and
d ~ LLpIHs Do you want the Bloom Of Health TO mount
- e1f dhseks again f-then BAT snoe and get
:. 90 McLeanyn Sxrenzthening Cordial ana bAOoa
Purifier.
Delay not 9 Eomenh II warranted to give sshsiaetoa
Kidneys, Womb or baooeti IsAhr
~ ng Distracted Menrusten, Falling OF the Mornao bSL5a
Rs any disease arising from Chronic or nervous De0nS
Il an 1nalEhle Remedy.
FOR CHTEBHENs
- De y0u untyouF delicate, skly, 70 %
then give them McbAANe sEkAnSIA
INNING OoRDIAL tTes tbs directions on eaen 0esIO az
Hcio1s to take. 5000 % .l-. g. 81. - =, u. -
One tabie-spconSuL taken morning fsSng EaIs
preventive against ohi and Fever Yellow EsVsr OnoA OF
any prevailing disease.
? CAUTION l-Beware Of Druggists or Deaiess Nno my
palm upon you battle Of Bters or sasaPar Whcn
hey buy eheap) by saying is Just as good There are
BASH enough steal part OF my name y aug eno
VILE decocionH Avoid sack infamous PIRATES and the
uIianous compounds Ask for Dr. ]. a. AeLssn ssrengn
e1ng OOrdsl and Blood Purifier Take nothing else II y ne
emily remedy that will Purify Blood Thoroughly, ano3
he Rme tine sTRENGFHEH and 1EV1GORATA me Ehoe
organization. put up In large BOttes-Sl per sote OF
La - DR. J. HI McLH AN. soIs PropristOr,
ooVnsr Of Third and Pine sxess st. Louis, 40.
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r,rs., AoolA..s., Ias.ss.., As..


DEAIH FROM FRIoBT-An infant Eve
months old, daughter Of Mr.. KAuL, residing
1t No. 1O1 Forsyth St., did y,s.srday, from
fright. 1t appears that while the child was
aslo,p in cradle, a larRs pIdon OF the cii-
ipg Il tbs rom; fell WITH crash and woke the
child who's, nervous system was so disor-
Ranized by The shOck that death soon snsusd.
Coioi er JAcCMAS held an inqueIt on the case,
md tie jury In their verdict cspsursd Mr..
FAsNISG, setnt for the premises for al o wing
lA' m 10 be In 50 dangerous . condition.
ALLEGED HoMoCIDE BI SoLDIKR.-
FAEDEBIoK FuRoHrHSIoHT, . German lad II
years OF age died ysstsrdAy At the residences
~ his parents No IS&AIOtt st., from eomPrss-
Sitn Of the brain, the result Of blow given, Il
/, said by so der Of the Och regiment OF
volunteers II AppsArs that on Thursday
AitsrnoCn n the lad sncOunters cd 40 soldiers In
Mott street, near Park street, who were fsne
ing, ard mAds q remark which displsAssd
them, ons of the soldiers then struck him q
powerful blow upon the head which caused
him 10 real. The lad wsnuhoms, fell lnto stus
por and died Sstsreay mcrning. The soldiers
are VI known. but efforts are being made 10
fac them. An inquest will be held upon the
bcdy to-day.
KILLED ny A FALL-rIHorHr Jon SsoH,
while intoxicated early yesterday morning
f.r from third story widow Of his rssidsncs
No. S33 West s5th It. aud vas killed Hs wa
. pEAiys Of lrslAEd, 40 years Of age. Lpquos
| today.
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The @ mmmittss rejected 10 sward the
pr'Es # five hundred dollars for . new Ma
tionsl Hymn have made a report. In which
thy virtually declare that among tho twelve
hundred 'Jostieil effa,ioDs" submitted 70
thsn, ih,y did not find onei which would live
in the hearts and upon the lips Of the Amsh-
can people" The C,mnittss, thsrsfors, have
made no award. We fear that tie MUSES.
(si,tsrs nins) h,vs become difgustsd al the
cIuduet of thsir modsrn earthly w1shipp,ra,
and have retired 10 some ETHEREAL convent, from
which thoy cannot be drawn By any Eve hun q.
dred collar invocation.
The Hymn CJmuittss In making their re-
port, fAy;
E,,ry mInuscrp, received vas ops,ed In Con
uinsa, read, and duly ooosidgrsd. Eyety mus,-
cal clmpneiton uAs performed once, aud those
found sufhcion,ly ne i,orious 70 bs worthy OF
ore CAisful tN.minAnon wsro heard In solo snd
ohoiur. with cCmyEaNvtly few exceptions, ths
hymns sent In proved TO be OF in,eres, only 10 their
Wiltsrs - rhymsd expr tsions Of personal feel.
tng or fancy. OF thtse exc 'phons m,ny wsre
cludtd from Frsclal osnsidefa,ion - being purely
devotional. or beetute they we're wriitan either
10 tbe national airs Of other psCp'e 70 those In
cniAia vogue with us, the 'okaowlsdged inslfii-
o' ncy OF which WAS the reason Tor the app olnt.
mena OF AHA Comraltiss. -.
10 hno'dAnce, hoWtter, wNh one OF tha oDRdi.
tosb Of competition, ,be moe, mori,oricus and
hosabe Of the sopgs reoeivtd, hive ,sn plscsi Ia
,hs hsnds OF pull isheis Chsssrs. RupD * CARLE
ToH), and will be ifsu,d In vslums ~ thsir rick
abs putliessior, piohubls, iLuring 70 she bsneai
u patriotic fund.
90 srds the attempt 10 superssds " Yaukse
Doodle" " Hail Columbia" /" and "S,ar Span
gled Banner
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iNdHy " T.. AVJ o The 70 10 wing call
Is issued ny ths ID 'nooratic State COMMITTEES:
fhs ID mccratie Electors OF the several dis
tries Of his state are requested TO send two
Delegates TO STATE Convention to be hsld at
81 yracuss on the 9TH day Of September, 1861,
To- the purpose OF nominating candidates for
judge OF the Court Of Appeals, Secretary OF
btats, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney Gsn-
ersl, Stats kBRineer, two Canal Commission a.
ers, and inspector Of State Prisons.
All citizens are requested to units In the TO-
lection Of th,ss delegates, who agree that the
prSnt ciisis demands the sabordination Of
party TO those OF the country; who bslisye
that the vigorous prosecution Of the war should
bs &C ,om ianied by the msst liberal proffsrs OF
peace; who seek the restoration Of the Union
by extending equal justice to all the states;
who regard no war or peace dssensibls which
is bsssd upon the idea Of the ultimate tepsra-
tion Of these statss; VINO, while willing 70 op-
poss TO secus'on all the resources Of the coun :
try, consider ssctionAlism at the North a.
pregnant 8, uree of the evils that affect us, and
demand that public affairs shall be conducted
hsnee'orth upon broader principles OF eonsti-
tutiOnal duty and patriotism; and who agrss
that justlcs TO our soldiers and our tax payers
demands tho immediate Institution OF q more
rigid admir- istration OF expenditures, ald thu
expulsion Of corrupt men from office.
(Signsc)
DKAS RICHMOND, Chairman.
PkTKR CAooKR, Secretary.
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Military News.

DsPARrURK or THE MAssAC HUsErTs REoI-
ABHIs.-gha Fourteenth Regiment Of Mass
acbusstts Volunteers, Ch GREKN which ar
Rived al midbiRht Of Thursday night, femAiu-
cd until Yesterday morning at the Park DI-
racks, and than went on by the NeN York
Railroad, On route for Harps's Ferry.
The Flftssnlh gimsnt of Massachusetts,
Volunteers (CJl. DEvns } arrived during the
afternoon at Par No. Is N. r., and without
enterir K ths ciIY, at once embarked on board
the J nm Potter stsAobDAt, for Amboy, from
where's they prosstded by way Of the Camden
ard AwScy Railroad TO 6Arper's Fsrry.
THE F,sE ZouAvas.-A gentleman Of this
city. who bAs jast return d from Washington,
where he haa sndeavored 20 ascertain the true
ccnditi, n OF the New York Fire ZOuavss, states
that since the retreat the Zouav's have diStri-
tsd themselves about the country generally. A
few c)mPsniss-two or three p.stend TO be
eucanPtd near Washington. A large number
Of the men are lOuDRing about the capital and
| in torns and val ages in the v'clnity, and not
. few have 'feiIeI,ea o Ibis city The m n
Rsn,la'ly think, Il at II the regiment could hA .
| fuTluuFh o. two weeks In New York, at least
| Psseu tuhdrsd Of the mm would be brought
| togett or. There would thon be Q dihic cnlty in
| rtorRan'zirg the res imSnt. The matter was
submitted TO General Mel KLLAN, who will
probably Issue al order for the regiment 10 re-
turn 10 this city, TO recruit a sufliclsn u AbaE
Of men 10 NIL up the ranks, and then return to
| the seat tf wsr.
AoAIr II CRulTrG Col. ] Z BKRpIx
{, rmsrly Of ihs Seven IA Regiment Voluuiesrs,
Is Row here and Intends getting up anoth n
G'rmSn regiment. Mr.. w. NJ WKRMER-
sKnCH former Qdsrt'rmss.,r of thu sAma
rgtu Ont, aecomp Aniss him in the enter.
prse.
GosK DTo CANT Col. SERRKLLs Tsgi.
mel Of engineers and sr isAns went into camp
Yesterday at Camp Washington, Staten 10.
land.
| PAYUG or THE sEyEsTH REGIMENT. The
Seventh irg'mtnt will b, paid n md Ay and
Tussday next, fJr its ssry cSi In the present
crisis.
CoSoEET BT THE CAMERON RFLKs.-At
five O. ek this evening the sxc'lsnt rsRi'
GENITAL land OF the Cameron RIFE regiment,
will give n concert In their camp, al Hudson
City. They expect to 20 Into services within a
fortnight.
A Coon CHANCE. .-Rs'urred volunts "
and othe's who wish TO enroll 10 crack regt
| nsnt, undsr an oftissr of ihs msxican war
.r. i'vr'sd to step up to the American camp
Is Cha,hAm N.
The sun., 1861-08-10
Military a.d Naval nIovons.'.

Ia ADDITION to the names Of the gentle men,
printed yesterday, the following signed OIL.
GERS have within lev weeks left eur army In
California to join the rebels
Gen. JOHNSTON, late commander In chief of
the Pc che Department, lats Colonel pt the
Secord Cavalry, born In Ksntucky Lieut..
NATHAsIkr WIoKLrFFE OF the Ninth Infant
~, born IN Ksntusky; Lieut.. FRASoIs NAL.
LoRI. Of Fovr.h Infantry, not a West
Pint gracuate, born IN TsnR,ssss; Lieut..
RICHAhD III BREwbR, the rst Dragons,
native Of Maya d Lieut.. ARTHUR SaAAFF,
Of the Fourth IIfantTy born Ia Dis .riet OF Co
lumbis, Lieut.. DUDLKr Riley, ssms rsgi-
ment.
II is worth rsmsrking that these gentlemen
palksd up snd prep red TOR the road, and their
chisf received a present fp'at., within hailing
sauce Of U. s. military camp. No court
msitisl has a. yet been acnou ICED, not With
ttLding the fact.
The sun., 1861-08-10
which Did Ih,y Menht

We earnot dismiss the last proceedings at
Albany, without pointing ou. auother
special svidsncs Of the igno1 iniOu, surren
der 10 which ,hs Usionists Of tn, Dem,
cratic COnnattse were brought in the centest
with tho Bks WooD faction on this occ isicn.
We had received by Telegraph the follow
irg % the resolution adopted by the Com
miitse In honor Of u deceased Col. KsSsEDr
Of the TsmmAny Regiment. who had bsen ons
os ,hsir number.
Resclved, Test this c 'mmi,t,e have heard wiIa
po-ouna TsaIt, OF the death Of their ss,oeiAIs aud
frlstd wu d KEENEnY Of New Yik, who o Rn.
I'd Ma csresr of unss fsh patriotism . Il dsvotio
70 ID mosgSre p'inciples Ivy laying aowl his M,
upOa The altar Of his e5unuy. Wnila We shh
aver eheilSh his memory, Ve pin, 10 his lie
Mus constersrd d to the esusS OF patriotism ~ an
example which all coed cii zens should admire,
.na every DsmoorL, should en- uls,e.
TIE patriotic IRE Of this noble resoi ution " II
have tonel 81 ard warmed the heart Of every
reader. I:wSE evidently reported with gen
srAl un5erstlnr ing that i. WAS the ri ht talk
Cor DsEocrAis, a. d was telsgrsph'd US as pas.
%. Bat ssc.sh," IL teens, forbade an the
con mittss somehow suceu nbtd, even here,
An heuE lA.sr came the fJlloWipg di,pA.oh;
To EsIross
stTlis ouS the Tssolutlos on the death OF wM
ID. KKssxDY. tLd insert th following -
Res0lUed, Tnat ,hs C)uauiiues have neard vi
PSO:o1Dd rssTIi ~ taa death oitne,r sasoc ate
frisnd, VIZ. ID. KEsSFDY, o. New Io X, VIII ise
nAsuy vir,uss, devotion - Dem, c Anc prime p e.
aud unaslhsh Parlotsnl, rendered his dscsIis .
deep and poignant srlei " bis nunsIous frle ac q
Asd a loas 70 ths state nd country,
Ths. ...olutIop a. ouy v.a,.rd. =, ,. ,.DoS. =,
The sun., 1861-08-10

RECEPTION or MBDAL 1T MAYOR WooD
Mayor WooD received yesterday q soldiers
medal from Boston, q copy OF the ono present.
ed 20 the Sixth Regiment Of Mass lctu ,sttI
Volunteers, on Boston Common, August 2,
1861, on their return to their homes. Tn,
medal was accompanied by !stter, 10 which
the Mayor ,ent the following reply;
hAYoa's otrioE New IoRE, Aug. ., lSGl.
osLAH PKRuAM, E,q.;
Dear Sir-l am In receipt Of your favor OF
the 6 ID instant, With the acc ecompanying medal,
for which Accep' my thanks. Ia rspy, beg
TO assure you that In s.nding krSard and
sustaining trovs for the defense o' 30 cspital 4"
the City Council aud my self but utrtpresnted the
united voice ,f New York.
TIE city OF New Yoik has ever bo,n pa.
triotic and abiding. Its ci,iz sns have ever
distinguished themselves In Nh, eefsnss Of their
country. We claim that the frs, armed 70
| sistanee to the tyranny Of tho Is itish Gown
| anterior 20 tie American Revolution, occurred
hsro within fifty wards Of where ! now write
and not OF IL xlDgton "a generally admitted.
| Therefore 90 We were the fret, will ws be the
| lest In unfolding with every power at our
commsnd ,hs glorious Union which grew out
| Of that rssistaros Rsly upon m, for he cause
| and iJr New lOk IN nobly sustain NJ every
| 10y al and well directed n IT 10 thAt end.
Yours with great respect
FaksAADo WooD.
| Rich, to thoge who know Of bis distiI gui ,h
services In sending forward troops, etc. VIII
don't they stLd on amedAl to hi, brother BEs
The sun., 1861-08-10

RsAsE CAsn~ . shuS : ysan 81, q hst
. seeend story window q ths rsssasnss Il ~
parents, In Lsvfsnss r., nssr Ni.th svs. m
Il thought 10 b fatally injured. .s
DRovsxD.- EDwARD KeMArvr. . boy,
wss drowned yesterday By falling into ths Asck.
foot Of Corisss IT,, e. R His body hss not
bean recovered. 1hs parents q dscsassd ~
side at No. $50 Msdison strsst
A nunbsr Of toys were bathing on We'd
nssdsy ct Ptr SO. 3. r., wis. . pskcu~aa
appeared and ordsrsd them away. One q ne
lads, MICHAEL HoQuADx, who livsd Il "
into vs,sr above his depth, ana va dfsvrsd.
His bcdy was recovered yesterday. and a ir-
quest held upon II.
The sun., 1861-08-10
Au.,her Phu.se,phl. v..-h Captured b, a

ErNaNosr'
lie brig B. 7. Martin, Captain FHxscH,
sailed from PhilsdslPtlA on tho 10Th Of July
with q cargo OF shocks and machinery, valued
At $4,000. On the third day out the Martin
wss captured by . privA,'sr named the York,
a very fas, vessel, built some tire ago in Bal.
limoIs. Her crew were PLACED On board the
piivstsT. 10 turning down the eoAs, to got
TO HattsrsS s.e wss intercepted by the L al
tad States ship Savannah, which gave ehASs
to the brig, which al once cleared into tn
shore and sluosd e,plurs, the shallow
wafer.
White there the L nitsd States sts1uu L nIon
came along and shsled the Martin setting Il
upon FIRE and destroy i'E tie entire cargo. Ths
| | nion ives, no doubt, under the lmpres ,ion
| hat TIE Martin was privAtssr, 1t Is we'll
| hewsvsr that her valuable cargo was thus
| tratohsd from the haGds Of the fsbss
After the vtss,l had been burned the author.
| tiles signi6ed 10 them that they could gain
| uotbiBg by keeping them longer In Gus .Ody
| The Governor tusn furnished each with pass,
| emitting them 10 80, unmolts'td, through thl
| land Of lr,a'oD. On the wsy they were fire.
quently intsHUp,sd, and inspltsd at every
step.
After many narrow ssess's hcm murder
they ft ally reached DIimOfS on VIZ Iesdsy
mOinirg, Tie crew, tan in nu nO'r lsft for
New Io.k.
HAtt,rss Inlet, which Is wOtwITd Of Cape
Haitsras, 10 a perfect dsn fyr the pirA.as,
where they I, in and out with impunity, and
without the slighta st molo,tation. IL Is = fine
inlet, az sixteen feat Il water. aud II is a mat.
ter OF iu'p,its hat Cnels Sam has not pdd
his n sptcis 10 tbs plsc, b,fo's tsis. A, B'Au
foIt, N c., the TEN, Ibirg prevails. Vessels
ttut d 10 Hallfsx, Liverpool, Caba, aRd othsr
PLACES clear ia ly. aud not ons v's,sl 10 ons
buI drid ever sxfsrisnc's wsIt /: .stn'd .
'bloS kiG'."
The sun., 1861-08-10

BoxAsrro ADvxsrunzs or A rovse Gt.r.
-oa Thursday evening. young and intslii<'
sent Lish girl named BsrDoxr DoKAx. was
arrested at q sailors drinking saloon In Wstsr
street, chsrgsd with Disgusting her sex By
wearing male apparel. she was taken 70 ths
Fourth Ward station house, whore she mar
rated the following circumstances. Shs ststsd
that at th, sge Of thirtssn ysars-thrss yssrs
ago-shs stsrtsd from the home Of her psrsnt4,
In County Glare, Ireland, In search Of her low.
youth OF IL ysrs, named K Ku.Lx,. .shAs,teSf
a. cabin boy on board Of . vessd at Livsrpec.
and made several Voyages In that capacity.
Aftsr spending two y ears In this way, she si,tp-
ptd ~ deck hand on board the ship Rasluts,
In which vessel ihs made her last voysgs, bat
had nsver Iuccesded In finding hsr levsr.
Daring these three years, thsr ssK vas
not dlcovsred, and probably would net
have been for some time hsncs, had she
not refused 10 treat, the second tims, =
party Of sailors with whom she was drinking
| AZ the Water Street Saloon on Thursdsy svsa-
ing.-0hs Of theSe meu, bscoming angry at
her refusal, struck her In the breast, and In
msdistsly suspected h1r of being q fsmsis.-
he sceufsd her Of bang such, and he, ss veil
% some OF the Others expressed thsir dstsr-
mir atiCn 10 ascsr. ain whether or not the sur
picion was eorrsct.- Sts screamed for hsip,
and policeman came In, and on herring ths
story took her 10 the station heus,, where she
she was brought b,f0rs Jastics KELLY whs
committed her Tor tho prsss nj, to the care Of
Mus FosTsR, MstIop Of tho City Prison. Ths
| girl Is quite intelligent. She states that she
has no relatives In this country.
BOLD SrRIEr ROBBkRr.-Y YsstsrlAy after
noon, Mr.. Isaac HABER, OF rs Dsy AtrsA,
was walking up Brosdwsy near the Astsr
House, when he was suddenly approached By q
| tibet, who grabbed from bis pockst q gold
watch ahA chain, valued at s75, and ran q
With It. The i.sitlYs vss pursued and srisst-
ed BY off er MCtiAr, Of the Broadway Squad,
| who fbund the stolsn property In his possss-
sion. The prisoner, who gave bis ni ne q
JoHy o BRIEs, wa, taken before Ju,iics o.
BORNE ard committed to the Tombs.
SrEAAIso SUG,R PROM vzssEL.-ns
Hsrbor POLES yesterday arrested JONI HuoHs sa
and JoBN JAcKsor, boatmen also RoBEzr
SHI PrARp, JAS. BLAcKTORD. HKsAr TAr-
LoR ard Gro SHKrPAgD, lightsrmsn, charged
with 8. s.saling 1000 pounds u ar from ths
| lighter Eliza, during her passage from Quar-
| Gntins 10 pier 4. n. Z. Ths accused we're
| taken before Juttiee OSBORNE, and committed
| tor examination.