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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-04
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WRECK OF TIE JEFF. DAVIS OFF 81. AUGUSTINE,
FLORIDA-EsCAPE OF TIE CREw-THEIR RECEP-
TON AT ST. AUGUSTINE, ETC.
The Charleston Mercury has the following particulars Of
the loss Of the privateer JEFF. Davis
Captain Coxetter male sail for the Florida coast
On Friday evening, the 10th ut, he of 81. Angus
tine but the wind having increased TO half gale he
could not venture in He remained outside the bar the
whole of Saturday, without observing any Of Lncons
fleet.
On Sunday morning, at half-past six, whc trying TO
the bar the JEFF Davis struck, and though every
possible exeron made to rel. We her. by throwing
the heavy guns overheard yet the noble vessel her
perous voyage, and the running Of innumerrbe block
aics, became total wreck. Ali tho small arms and
clothing Of the crew. with many valuable sundries, were
however, saved
On the arrival OF the brave but unfortunate in St.
Augustine, they received with kindness that they
forget. The town bells rang out Joyous peal
OF welcome and the people WED with each other in their
courtesics to the shpwreckcd Thanks the noble
hospitality Of tho Fordians the recovered from
their fatigue They are expected to arrive at Charleston
on Wednesday next.
The OF tho pivatoor JEFF naviy had become ter
the Yankees The number Of her prizes and the
of merchandise which she captured has parallel
since the days Of the Slucy Jack.
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Arbu U. Davis.
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9'pau'rtt SdtsI nuf,rtjlcn I0hutn. Oil, $50.
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% ter t''dhIt uno t6nnru iib l0Ibe in Ger Sf-
Tct hides Slalt,5 mclctn.
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5ltta> uuS 6i&tcnbsIl better Suait6t, ano FAM ltin,
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G0NrtRbtIl ~ $500 ru gne. 1aItS q 0gr"s
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G'n,m arr'lttr, s'Ittr prattiI6t Gyfahruna In
3nF,r'itmna Ter Start, uup ldug,rt Bet in
'n'r >td't' Natrti lesrt,ttst bat, farm ttntH
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Hran.inrttr gNnihhtn.

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Suffers!
llhlsT hcrtt s ichr t]tI,,tt,e GcGtal. Sitttrs
tmpfsblcu Ben ocrrtn 9Btrtbsu gu ZEN ~tluigIen
prct en-.
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To- SW RuINC. Itr b0e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
]rrItInu nil, frt,t p,L d sd&ainsons in ps
Once .. ~.
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0pdbir!

Sudbi,r! 2ipdbicr!
M,insu 5c,uucm umo em s],rammtsn sier.
trutmttu purlifum rit atmis b6tit uhtra.
lpcubs unc luItutbms Ndbubt, rag iocten
unt S'nouns G~uegs,ubutttu SedcitrS hitr
tnlrtrC1tu Ut, oIv to ais lang ,utbtbrttn "a.
ttIraHt ~t,jttnS mrisbIgn fam.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

LOUISVILLE, July 80, 1861
Judge Catron Of the Supreme Court, has returned to
Nashville.
The Richmond Bank Convention has adjourned after adj
vsing the rebel government to issue 500, 100000 in
Treasury notes.
Hon. Robert Toombs has resigned the State Secretary
ship of tho rebel States and Hon ~ Hunter Of Viz
gina succeeds him.
The government gunboas here crossed Portland bar TO
New Albany yesterday, where they will be equipped.
The Memphis Apped in urging planters 10 keep their
cotton at home says:"should the usual quantity be
brought to Memphis, say four hundred thousand
bales and be stored in warehouses this fall the
temptation 10 the enemy to essay its capture would
be extremely great, particularly cotton will
be very scarce at the North next witer II should be
tautamount 10 Offering $50 900 900 for invasion OF
the Mississippi vsy, and for successful invasion against
Memphis"
despatch from Richmond to the Charleston Courier
Of the 18th Colonel Wade Hampton and General E.
H. Smith, who were wounded doing we'll"
The same despatch says:-The Union lose at Manassas
Junction about 500 killed, 5000 wounded aud 600
prisoners The rebel loss Is about 500 killed and 200
wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-31
IMPORTANT FROM MARYLAND.
Meeting Of the Lcgislature--SecessIoni
and Unionists Swarming to Frederick
Probability of the Passage OF n Secession
Ordinance i'm Secret scssion-Prepara-
ratiOns to Prevent it by Force, Sc, &c.


The Maryland Legislature met to-day, but there was
quorum. They may meet tomorrow. Union men have
come in from the country effective numbers The city
is very quiet.
Among the legislators here, and other distn-
guished persons arc the following Senator's ut
the City Hotcl:-General Anthony Kimmel, Union
Jno. S. Watkins, J. J. Heckart, and Franklin Whit
aker Secessionists Delegaes-John A. johnson, Ross
winans and John s. Ms-al Seccssonsts. There are
the City Hotel, R. Tilghman and F. Buchanan, of
Baltimore and Col Thomas Johnson of Frederick county,
brother to VIM Cost Johnson commander of company of
Home Guards. Col Ward H. Lamon here He left
to-day the stage for Hagcrstown Thomas Dcord of
Ben Dcford Unionist Of Baltimore county, is also at the
City Hotel.
At the Central there are-Jona Routxohn Of Frederick
county; Lewis p Fiery unionist of Washington county
j. Lawrence Jones' seccssonst, of Talbot county T. J.
O. Qruian, scccssionist, Of Baltimore county; William
Holland, of Dorchester county, Alex Chapman, Of Talbot
county--all delegates. Mr.. Barnard from Allegheny;
Grifh from Montgomery, and Colonel Jacobs from Wor
cester county, expected Colonel Kidd,
Clerk Of the House. and VIM Kgore Clerk OF the Senate,
also at the Central.
AT the United States are Senator's David Blackston
Of Kent county John B. Brooke, Of Prince Georges;
Feagle Townsend, of Worcester; James s. Deshield,
and Andrew A. Lynch, of Baltimore county-a secession
lists Also delegates J. W. Maxwell, Of Cecil county; A.
Meadows, of Kent county John I. Ford, of Baltimore
county Charles j. Duran Of Saint Marys L. G. Klboune,
Of Arundel county Speaker Of the House H. NJ War
field OF Baltimore city, Robert NJ Dennson Of Baltimore
county--ail secessionists.
Secessionists largely predominant.
II there is quorum tomorrow secession ordinance
NAV pass in secret session. The Unioniss will attempt
to prevent it, perhaps by force.
Mr. Fiery OF Washington county strong Unionst
arrived today take his the House of
Delegates lie said he would not disgrace himself by
taking a seat with such body.
At the Dill House there g. W. Goldsborough of Ca
rone county seccssionist David W. Nall Of Frederick
county Union Senator John t. Smith of Carroll county
Unon and Josiah H. Gordon, of Allegheny county seces-
sionist.
AT Mrs Jamisons there are number Of other seces.t
slonists.
The Baltimore delegation have private ranch. They
are secessionists.
FRKDERIcK, Md, July Bop. M.
There evidence at this time of an attempt 10 pass
secession ordinance.
Several members Of the Legislature arrived to night in
addition TO others before mentioned
Governor Hicks is expected tomorrow.
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10 the penalties above prescribed shall be deemed guilty
of treason and his property conscated the Of the
state Other designations will probably take place to-
morrow, owing to this ordinance.
THE COMMANDER OF THE WAR STEAMER PENSACOLA.
Capt. Morris, of New York, has been ordered TO the
command Of the new steamer Pensacola, which is being
rapidly hurried 10 completion at the Washington Navy
Yard, and viii probably be ready for her trial trip during
the next two weeks
THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF CoSGREss.
1t is believed that Congress will adjourn without fail on
Friday next.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE BALTIMORE POLICE CON-
MissIONERs.
Several days ago the House adopted resolution asking
for the grounds and why the Police Commissioners
of the city Of Baltimore arrested and imprisoned
but the President declines TO furnish the information
asked for dcoming that to do would be Incompatible
with the public interests,
THE KANSAS SENATORIAL CONTESTED ELECTION.
The senate Judiciary Committee met today, to Afford
an opportunity to General Lane to present his objections
TO the decision agreed upon yesterday. He denied the
authenticity of the proclamation issued his
Brgader General Of the United States and declared that
he had not authorized such his name. lie lad
intention to abandon his in the Senate The Commit
tee adjourned without any further action. believed
That the agreement to report in favor Of Mr. Stanton the
contestant, will not be carried out.
SUPPRESSION OF TnEysALE OF LIQUOR TO SOLDIERS.
The bin which has passed both houses, prohibiting tic
with the REFORMS instituted by Major General Mcclellan,
and is measure highly commented by al friends OF civil
order and military discipline. That commander has
Issued an order restricting the absence Of both officers and
pFivates from their camps, and has appointed Coonc,
Porter as Provost Marshal OF this city.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE AND BAL.
TlMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 80, 1861.

BALTIMORE, July 30, IStI.
1t proves 10 be untrue that the rebels gave the Union
troops at Newport News notice to quit The rebel flag
of truce sent in for another purpose Lieutenant
OF the Naval Brigade accompanied il from Hampton to
Newport News. He reports that there is "a ge body
Of rebels near Newmarket Bridge.
The rebels very nqrsitiye 10 batteries near
Hampton, the rcd in the fortress and the reri
ment Of mounted rifomcn expected Old Point Of which
they seemed to be apprciicnsvc
Major Whitemorc has been succeeded in command Of
the Naval Brigade by Captain Halliday.
On the arrival OF the steamer at Baltimore with Col
Duryees regiment, Saturday several contraband
negroes, who had smgg'ed themselves on board were
pointed oct to the police by the Colonel they were
Immediately arrested and placed in custody.
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House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON July 80, Is
THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

Mr.. DIN, (rep) Of ~ Y, from the Military Committee,
reported bill adding to the West Point cadets number
equal that Of Senator's and representatives. to be Sc
lcctcd the states the recommendation of members
Of Congress, prescribed by the former law When the
districts neglect to send representatives, Congress the
President shall fill the vacancies corresponding with the
representation Of such districts All cadets now in or
who may hereafter enter the Military Academy shall
swear support the constitution bear true allegiance to
the national government and maintain and defend the
sovereignty Of the United States paramount TO any and
nil allegiance sovereignty feay or country whaso
ever, and that they will obey all orders OF supe.
ror officers Any cadet refusing to take this oath is to be
dismissed from the Academy.
NJ. vMiAyDIcHAM, Opp of Ohio, said that the pro.
posed oath was such as ought not to be required OF any
free citizen, IL required him to renounce the allegiance
he bears by birth adoption his State He was sur
prssl at the proposition Besides the bill increased the
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN virginia.
REPORTED TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER AND De
FEAT OF THE REBELS UNDER HENRY A.

CLARXsnuRG, Va, JGly 80, 1861.
We have exciting here day Of an eugug ulcnt
between Colonel Tyler OF the Seventh Ohio regiment a,
the head Of 5000 Virginia troops AM Governor Wise at
tho head Of 600 rcbeis at Bulistown in which GOO Of
and 500 OF the enemy were killed WISE ia
Tetreatng.
give this for what it is worth. If the report s true
the campaign in Western Virginia is virtually ended
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST.
THREATENED ATTACK OF THE REBELS ON
CAIRO AND BIRDS POINT.

S"oA"o, Juiy oo, looI
hpeciai dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune from Cairo
says there arc rumors Of tho rebels approaching and
"'e"ae' assault on Cairo. They are keeping the town
ana camp IN fefhent Of excitement, but traced
TO a reliable source.
Our scouts repor. that large bodies Of mounted rebels
are daily coming ap through sykcsvc tho terminus OF
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad and concentrating in ,o
vicinity Of Watkins camp, forty miles from here They
threaten our position a, Birds pont Our troops en-
camped there are dopbly vgIant, aud ia numbers and
war mnniti0ns ihoronghlY nrenared for Us deEance