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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-18
War Notice.

TJRON and after this date viii sell Goods e1cl-
sirey for Cash. all clerks have volunteered for
the war and no other course is left u.s.
apr24 J. w HORTON co.
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COLTS REPEATING PISTOL LOST.

LOST, day or two since, very fine COLTS RE
Il PEATING PISTOL, No. 16s928. will give libe-
raj reward to the finder if will leave at the Patriot
Office
may % st W. W CALVERT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-18

J. D. MORTON. GEO. W. STROBE. W. G. PRIEST
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-18

The undersigned know the above parties to be re-
liable and responsible PERSONS entitled all
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-21
3olzNntt.
Qeubts6 aus> SuIpeftor.

8aHimrre, ben %. Mat1861.
@et bteient gmt ipaen bis am Sonnabennb ben 10 Sun. 1861
berieoeIte Sferte1 oueenpmmen mereeu fir he gleterpn9 pom
NfumSSorrofB uno grenintateriaI an une auf cen 2eudt-@ atfet
RON Sanes SsIanO uno SppperSfrait8 in BET @%beIapeate 8ag utb
fir 6rfak. 9eud1t. Q dbiffe uub 2eu6t- SauSsS eneer, pel9t ntt6eu
In Tienif aeitelt werben, fir Bic Dauer zines Sabre&, pou1 Suli
1861 bis gum 80. Suni 1862 incIuipe. De @lunbocrratbe miifen
BON otter uuS erptobter QualitSt eu rRb mI5en fir ie6e8 9euGt-
ifif s,umaI psrttIidbrid, in 9odeen, Sdlern, Giiten 0bel
aaItsr, in gutter SrbnuuG perpadt, FRET bon Soften ir bic gsr
Gtaaten 9entaB Ser Specifttaicncu in Satl 9, mel9e bet9ef48
dnS, unb Die eiueu 8betl SS GputratteS bllber, at ben 9eutt
bans ,Genber eber trsenb Elm ohosre8 S6tff, weldeS 5u bielen
3mefe in Baltimore, NO., belimwt ien TirS, b'ran9ebraff
merben.
MHs SHsrien maIiem perfeaett un6 Belei6net fem: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels,' nuo in Elm 5nelteI
@cuocrt etueeI6lcIen, AT bee8 Pint 9ei8tdt wersen, Pottile
wsnn per Got seittdt.
Snt aaltta9e Ter 9cu6t- Sous. GpmniIicu:
SeRrp IS. 9pffmau, GuperinteuctNt,
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@erdildbertee Tlefib. - T5.O Nfunb @ttnfen, @enen.
S@uher ltle Sratltltde, s~erduderte8 unS aetrodneteS Beef, oe.
rargerte S@len5nH9en, e~Msefalaene unb sepirste @dbweiuetiE,
G6e BON Brat. N1p NatsricnNr, Spf1ss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-21
Seners0 erHdberitit0ehs
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

~ &A496A LIN
9lp. 70 Secpnoifr.
Bealersy M1arine= ufeS Qebem8sg2erHApl
r.lfG8sgOls 0a0nienA
Stderite NtrO feitcite EOutDaonie.
WerIiGertn98@Gpp1p. Der 8d(leb y. 8iro;u;en
mt $860,00o GapHaI. o"'
neutrality-suspicious. 2crnp, .. 8irQirien
nit 100000 capital.
MbenlarlezS erIt@erung8z go1lp. y. 0iroirien
NIT $500, 600 Capital. '
Quarter 9afzgeri&. Comp. BON t6artfcrb.
n8G4 $3.50 nit $3.50, 600 @aphal.
.SecarttpsV electromagnetic BON Retre0 rrs
nit $270,0O0 Capt..
YbSutr<G 81 rlfferun8S~@D mY BON @ew>gorf.
nit $500, 900 Capital. "P
8eipluteeU e rftderung8z@e b. Nepzg)orY
nit s270,oOo @%apitat.
WtDntanfrg er1deruna8<gp1ttp D. Remag lDrf
NIT $500, 600 Capital.
Observation-Disclosures .z@pn1p bon WeiD<g ler
.Fa nit $3.50, 900 Capital. e
Wlercal1ttle Wtutual Wartne.
s nit 81, 900, 900 Capital.
Gereini9te Staaten 2eben8+ger1dertna ,c.
nit 81, 25O, 972 Capital.
gtcrtbertt N Iurances@ ontp. Jpn Qc1be,
nit s., 194,11i GapitaI.
Se pbGt bernerheu Epalpaauteen fh m, ~. o..tsr,
Staates Wsarnlanc aatbprhirt nno Itenfrt. ~'9'0'''uI os
Die bon benz tnterset5neten repfiSenttrter 6nn,na...
StrrtQ pertn9hare8. Sqpttol gum bDHen O6er ene Zsv.9
Setraa eeraitpDrtlth fit bic 3abIarg bon 8erI1Isn N'Se8eoe'eh
erfest. $brs"' s. 'eSt y Psahtih4
srsb M55,m errs..os - @eccnbft.
(Sa17,H)
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2S0r0liGJe GentrGIsG iisuiobu
0epd nberter TabrPlau.
9sh eer Mefteu uue 0tor0en.
@Titf fsrsgnhrnTou.
sSiiGterz 8Gbrpiam-
gat nnb mad bent 80. Sat- merteH tdslib bret 8&se auf biz
co 10. l. uo% 81 ,s-Na~ JlstFa fFNc6i~fs

&n unb mad bent 80. SMy. merten ta8lia brei 8@se auf bpler
9abn ia Ha0~ f1lsfnter Q3sue ~eypebirt;
Dsr @pRsu6 eebt taatid OMIT Nasnobns be8 GeRntaes) u1
s uhr Is Mtin. Glcr6ens at RAD pttt8brra, @b,cd9N, GlevcIane,
Gin{innast ct. 9puis ub aQf 1teie ees g4efenS un6 glprt~
pefens. sGsea|p laaa @tnere, Buffalo Nnb Ganaoa. Sod Glns
~nttttsburg, grft, g~aneafet, 9eattda Yettssige. 0ptn8s, @iias,
Neiher5I6Fn tnS @iaEGffer, $40. Sa& GtGabs rsbnrs, @ar.
ftstr ~h$ s9pBertepr
glaa &ew-gprs nm e,15 aPprs. nIf uur fiaeu Gayreuy
reafsl.s f. silta ge s ep{T iIssesTg, 9 3gnsy9E4a g Sar,i, 7,5 ozi..,...
Maaara 6oHs, 10 Bldg Gg aaf u0etb elmer anoern 8a9n fabren
Ser Sort @cepme bdttCn83n8 td9lt9 (Senntag8 aus
aenDamen) ngl 80 ge0@m. mad 1Ort ado olen Stationen Der
SBeitert MfarstaES 8abn.
Der 9GrrtstWrg~ActpmRba t tRH 6 > 3 u q gstt ta.
It'd (Spnutssd a,SsenMnn1en) Nf 500 01dmttiae5 IS,
6~etfente 1Dn EgafttaSten rte bfr4 Suren, mel4e nt tsa
Bulge I'M $40 2aDreenS eoera 800 gidtmittasS SCR dnsuat-
men, fn6en 8efSreerlIn9 rattbf Y 8p8en beier Sabn.
09- Qpe6sn 8Gbrbtaets paf eaierer genaaen uub p~crtdEltden
Mustunft bflteks man fb an Die 8ilettz9ffle Ia bar aGGlgsrt,
Statirnj &&e ben &alberte uab Sranfitn9ra ~ uenbgn.
~ .e# taHs S0bH S. Stt6nebF Niff=Gup't
s. s. 23arrer Bt"eteMGaG -t Srlt2y.tI
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MSrbGi0e Gentratbabn.

.frHf F-f FE tfE ftfNs# Nt4% r%fH#eEE
Dur0@ 3Gge 62bem @efen
atFabrt Mcrgens g.. Is Min. unb Stadium
tags 3. 80 Wtiauten. II sf0
6arrtsbursa cep NJ pbatten b.
@ s 3u9. e45 .naef ttae
Abfabrt 8 l1br Gbenb8 in 8erbtnoune utl
Der meili4en 8a6n, sra
Bbtlabelpbto, Milmingtpnu
a. Baltimore.
6. .15lfin, II. 9. As 8prn1. u. 4. As Na6m.
@efltde Marb1qnp @ifenbabn
cI.G000.a (Gatssrt Stotipu) sHf4e ESQ
S.15 II. $3.50 Naam. (bi8 @ranterrY.)
Gulnibuiie lir @eitminlter uno Wpnhefter
Gtno nit ben 3itgen in Nerttnpu1s.
StaeeS. 44amHs6n
Na4 9 mmitt8bur8 (pia Mtaminferj
geben pom @efern Sptel, Gee 6ctparbS H. u.
Saratp9altr. ieben Wpreen mt 7llbr (Spnns
tags au89enonlmen. co f3afo3
81 a99 opantOwn II. &pwIo1tteio is ii.
@erlaiien Gde Scaioap ii. Tatettefr. utn S.
l1br Wrr9ens II. A.. so Na9u. Sa6IaI
9bapn Sid --3aahafs9i9 .nsMaI
% a d 8g1utr. - Bon 8tppns l6otel in
ieoea Dieitito8, DOnnerff flag i. 5outs
flag. aa.8 l 2asaa8 g ed0 8s4&4]
= q l.aa 19aa ,ter
Rad &etIppilte Ybilao. Grab. -
gon 3ilinS Sun 6otel, 9isbf. ieben 8ien@
flag, Dpnnerlius u. Samitq9,
Jfa d Netferstown. Som WefernI6c>
ber Na&ulittas 3 ubr.
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Hrtid anaefommeme aser.e 9riidbte.

Sreben orgetpntaicn:
500 8aite[ 8an5e @rben- @
100 y 9ol69eIte b.,
BOO - geipalere DO.
5000 9iunb 9inien.
100 &e98 Barter (perldisbene 3apnnern}
500 plumb 9~afergrIbes
90 6egs MoSengrie8,s
200 - neue 0ol. S89inge
so ~ SalSsSerbeltn.
so Sores 2mburser 6aR. #8 -
10 &ibel Sdheier 66fe,
peI&e mir gu ben 6~iGi9iten Iiarttpreiien On aBieoerperg6uie;
lafen. R5beI& ggtlbeImb.
Nools rtts#ftE 379 I6ef=8altnpred I'll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-21
o K OF GUARANTEE.

We, the undersigned, residents f., in the State Of
=, hereby jointly and severally corenant with the
United States, and guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
(er bids Of be accepted, - will, within ten days
the same, with good und sufficient s~ureties, to deliver the
rations and fuel proposed, in conformity to the terms of the
specifications and tables hereto appended, under which it
was made. And in case the said - shall fail to enter
into the contract aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the
difference between the offer and the said - aud the
nextlowest bidder.
Witness -- -,
(Place and date) Sureties.
1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are. good and sufficient.
(Date) (Signature.)
B..
For james, Island and Hooper's Straits Light vessels, each
having Eve persons on board:
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0tItCtultdtt +:
WQbrzBret{e

MSD SUI PHfpupGre1 &ett1lIitlBndDile.
Gtnpaabertr une Gletienbs fsaten isGr SUraatts fem, e6e fs t4re
Staetts ieuIfn ao tea.a a.. ettlsiofa e nRF bgn iDlath saeettsatsa
Maflsrn char 6Nifatatrdsern, b fe fpnh Der @efatr ~auseefest
Fnt, bsf@nineelt ST rerben Gn0 ibr Sch untfpna a~d5eebeE.
Our4fubrt8>8 ilette
na& agsu Etttjm bes gncaens Fn6 ~ baten bet
II @b. &. 9Iibsbrdtsot,
@eaeEai- Gnigrartfu> u gent Der 8tltirngfR- rnb
S6ips@ifenbafa.
sasou Sc. 81, Gbaue8fr3 Baltimore.
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Dern1if6fe 81 tt3et0eaa.


fGGr bic 9teferun9 bon Nationen un0 8reu1tma>
terial fit Die euGtS 1ife BET Sorae8 So
lamb unp 9ppper'SRratts tn Der GReiaPenfe-
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Goale'8 Gelerueriiderutg8 Qoe1fEr.
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAy-eT

UUIF|IWLEaOEHL HUELUEE5Q0g uhFsSI
5Orae Sninrance Comp. q. ..
Stsaer6ares= gaptaI s.. 100000,
Sdrtfpro 6euer Sniurance SDmns
Steaer6are8-@ $3.50 oe.
NOrtb american 6euer Sl1f1rance 0nr,n
Stelerbdre8@ capital S383,0O0.
Sttp Teter Sniurance Comp. 6ortfOrb.
Stcnelbare8 capital s370. 600.
Yrp9ioe1ce g8aibtn9ton SnIurauce gnnn
Stetterbare8 Capital 1913, 600
&tgentbunt un6 Sitter oaer Qt in @tohf ms yo,s.
fhert. S'"'5l'Fh St'fer tr.
(NU6, egRD Geo. 3. Goals.
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@igcstboGtsett 2c.
QDtdti8 fir @tumonperer nib Jfetienpe>
GrIDdrriB BON 3cjt, 0e(o ult0 Gutter drtn0
bur6 etc
8n(tiuaOre= mtto 0OtpsGi1et6 n6r
mad alien Tbeilen beS Wefer.8
Barfer8burg uttp Wlarietta, pper 0enwcp

Wbeeling uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore unD Ottp, @Hsntatn ttetet tet teifenbsn @ut.
itfuaa bte erSsten ggrtteLe in 9e5ue -sui StlieIett, @tqufniiid-
felt @sGerkett, @Infat6tett unb S96p6ett 6er Seensrtet, Is 6as
Rs pa fener anSern 8aEn II bteea 2anSe ibtrtrpfaa ntr6.
Diefe Balm spt nttattiGen @scer a~a59ebta6, ta be dlteRe aus
o~ebelrteae Qtute, 0les4estig Gber au9 bte farseRe unb fbuelfe
anb baGer Sic btnt8ac &puts fir Sic ~gleifenbeu uaa sem 'gBeaen,
be ntdt ~ptrfe6ten I6attn, tTe ST. teuRBet
Wfeileneutfernun9 po1 Baltimore nud9
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FORM OF BID.

I, Tor we,) --, of the - and State Of,
hereby offer and agree to furnish and deliver, according to
the terms of the advertisement of the Collector of Customs
& Supt light, dated May %, 1861, and to the specifications
and tables attached thereto, the rations and fuel for the
two light vessels in Chesapeake bay, and also forany relief
tAto[+ uassal and tenders tnr which they may be wanted, at
the rate OF - per man per quarter for each complete
ration, and - per ton for anteacite coal, - per
cord for oak wook, and cord for pine wood.
place and date (Stgnature,)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.
>o~~~->>-~NO>O~>~~>~>->N~~.
Important Details Of the News
from Europe.
Mr.. Russell's Account of the
Retreat from Bull Run.
Lord PalmerstOn's Remarks ON
the Blockade.
No No

The steamship Bremen, Captain Vessels, which left
Southampton the Sth of August, in the afternoon,
arrived at this port little after nine O'Clock last night
The Bremen brings the European mails of her day o.
sailing, passengers 800, 900 in specie and cargo
Her has been anticipated in its chief points by
the telegraphc report of the Bohemian at Father Point
published IN the Herald yesterday (Monday) morning
Our les however contain the following details of these
advces, which will be found highly interesting, more
particularly with respect the impressions produced in
England and France by the latest news from the
United States
In London the Stock Exchange American securities
experienced heavy decline Monday august 81 after
the intelligence concerning the defeat At Bull run was
publsted-United States fves, Virginia skies, Erie or
binary and preference shares and Illinois Central being
chiefly Affected
The London Nesos Of the 7th Of August says
fresh decline of per cent took place today (6th)
in United States fves.
The Uaia Haliand, the Mazznian organ of Milan, an
that General Garihadi has been of the first
TO sign the protest. originating with Mazzni, against the
occupation Of Rome by the French.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says
The export Of wine to AMERICA has fallen of during
the last months fifty per cent and articles of millinery
forty live per cent Notwithstanding that complaints
general OF the great losses sustained by the civil
America, which closes against them some of the best
markets. hopes entertained that the treaties Of
mcrce in progress of negotiation will open fresh ones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
Letter from Mrs. General Gaines.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. August IT ISbI.t
My attention has been recently called TO certain
paper notices in reference my late visit South wheres
made give uttcrsnce to certain opinions with re
gard to the state of things there and assured the
same has been copied in your paper.
Deemng due to truth, to the South, and to myself,
unhesitatngly deny all such statements and ask Of you
place in Your paper for this prompt and unequvoca de-
NAL So far from saying reported am forced to add
that the reverse is the truth to wit-That saw
united people, more resolute and determined q
soldery, and that so far ] and heard had no
doubt they would stand by their opinion to the last and
would sooner perish than be subdued These were the
sentiments that everywhere through my journey
South frankly stated t. my friends, since my arrival
here in answer to their inquiries Very respectfully,
MYRA CLARK GAINES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
Meeting OF the Mozart Democratic Gene
raj Committee.


meeting Of this committee held last evening at
eight O'Clock at Mozart Hall No S,a Broadwav Pie
~
io" JUN Cocnrane occup'eo tne ch"'r' ana Eu"aro
Tmpson and p Daily acted secretaries. The following
resolutions we're offered Inv the Hon Jnke r Cozzens
!. -, - - ,,
oi 'ne HcVehteenth "aro' anu unanimously aoop'eo-
Whereas tho Democratic State Central Committee have
called State Convention to meet at Syracuse the 4th
day Of September next and whereas the democracy of
this county respond with entire unanmity 10 that call
and whereas at this critical unctue in the affairs Of the
country the unity and harmony of the democratic party
mperatvely demanded by every consideration Of national
safety, and by all that dear to human liberty and pro
gress throughout the world and where's the local diff
cues in the party here should not be again carried
to the State Convention, and thus its delibera-
tons by disturbing its harmony; and whereas, hay
ing shown popular strength, can afford to be the
first to extend the olive branch of peace and thus
vent, If possible any contest by rival delegations from
New York in that Convention; therefore
Resolved, That responding cheeriuly to the call FOR
State Convention Of the democratic party to meet nj SYRIA
the 4th Of September, committee Of five be a
pointed by the Chair to issue the necessary call therefor
Resolved That the Special Committee be and are here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
Arrivals and Departures.

sr JAoo AVID Understandings de Cuba-Joaauin Barat,
Moyor Antonio Giro Juan Bafccas Jose Barrefa
j. ID Esgne lady, children and servants g Adams and
two sons Carreosa NJ Camnero, a Fruta, FCabe Rr-
fast Riera N Puioi Jerrcr, Cause, + Battle,
vnen, and lady Modesto Musclier Pablo MpstSer Misses
isabel FcrTer Anna Ferrer Scanon Hervje, Nj
choas Adam; r Which, J Bauman, Peon, Jigou NJ 2
Chazau Fernandez Thos Fales Adolf lesser and lady
Elena Zaprch, Miss Conccpcion Mangas Miss Carama
FORT and sons j Fishers Robert Murrays, Joseph Fox
Archibald wilson, Robert Dandye, Sidney Smith, Pedro BIZ
Gil Mr. cole Mr. Kooken, Mr. Franklin, Mr. Union vades
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-Seamship Bremen-Amale
Ruland Hermann Andreas voss and lady Chas Lulng
and family @ Hitler and family Capt Kiockgeter Car.
McKinnon and son, David Duffy, G W Gammage.
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COMPANY p. sEvENTY.F1RsT REGIMENT.

meeting of this company held last evening at the
armory Centre Market at which it transpred that the
sum OF seven dollars deducted from the pay which every
man received few days since will be refunded by the
United authorities An invitation has been extended
to this company by the citizens of Red Bank, N. J,
visit that place and parake Of their hospitality in the
shape OF a dinner and festival The next meeting OF
the company will be held on Thursday evening, whom
each member will receive certificate Of service, pro
ducinp the government prOpcrtY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

C1AUTlON.-TONlCS MANUFACTURED FROM COMMON
wbiskey raw alcohol and such like, abound in this
market. If you wish to be healthy use SIElNFEIDS
COGNAC BITTERS. IF you sick them. Keep them
always in your family They Cholera Cholera Nor
bus Diarrh9a Dyscatery Yellow Fever, Bilious Diseases
and Bowel Complaints and Invaluable tonic for
common during hot weather They are manufactured
in France from pure Cogna Brandy and are imported and
sold by SfNffLp 10 Nassau street, sole agent for the
Upitsd Statt-.
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The First regiment Of Fire Zouaves who returned last
week from the seat Of assembled yesterday morning
at the City Assembly Rooms when portion Of the men
received the pay due them by the State 1t was the in
enion to quarter the regiment at Fort Schuyler to
cruit but nothing definite has been heard about it from
the War Department is expected that the necessary
order for them to go into camp viii arrive today, and
the hold another meeting during this forenoon
IN reoryanze &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT.

The commissioned officers Of this regiment hereby
ordered TO assemble at the division armory corner Of
White and Elm streets, Tuesday, August 90 at eight
O'Clock p. NJ on business Of IMPORTANCE The officers
that served with this regiment while in the service of the
United States will also attend. BY order Of
Lieut.. Col ROBERT NUGENT,
Commanding Sixty ninth regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
News of the Battle in Ireland.

dublin august 81 Correspondence of London Heradl
This battle occupies all the papers this morning. TO the
complete exclusion OF every other topic 1t had been
ported through yesterday that Meagher of the Sword
lost the battle the life Of which Queen Victoria made
him a present after having forfeited il by his in
49, but telegraph received at New York from his wife
at Washington .Mcagher il safe ,, shows that the rumor
was not well founded. An officer named Meagher was
killed but Thomas Francis of that k and of Young
Ireland celebrity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
The North Can Find an Army Ten Times
as Strong the One Routed.


The army Of the United States, which has just been
routed has had all its spirit broken and military
body has ceased exist but there ten times many
ready TO perhaps to the same fate We wish
could find something in this victory upon which could
congratulate either the vctors the vanquished We
wish could in 1t the probable of that hun
lily that conentmcn which might facilitate peace We
can, however upbapriy, in it nothing but what must
stimulate the evil passions Of both combatants.
1t is complete vctory-as much victory as Auster
litx
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The Africa Outward Bound.
FIRST REGIMENT FIRE zoUAvES.

ST. JOHN, n F., August IL, 1857
The steamship Africa from New York, passed Cap
Race at two p. N. on Sunday, the 18th.
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IN the Exchange Rooms of Manchester when the defeat
of the Unonsts became known, there was much excite
among those present, principally American captains
and brokers.
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ne decisions Of Lord Sto,cu, and II the cotton supply
om the southern States Is cut og BY federal cruisers
no legitimate g'osnd Of complaint ,ciu be established until
the United States attempt some excess Of Jurisdiction
LEvYINa DUTIES BY VESSELS OF WAR.
From London Herald report.l
In the House Of Commons Oh the 9th OF August Mr. wYLD
inquired whether her Maestys government had received
any communication from the President Of the United
States, or from the British Ambassador at Washington
that was the intention Of the of the United
States to station vessels off the ports Of the Southern
states of America to collect and levy duties upon foreign
merchandise?
LordPALMERsroN replied that such communication had
been received, but his honorable friend be aware
that acceded to 1t would be practically superseding TIC
blockade. There correspondence going with
respect TO it, aud the government yet aware
what were the intentions Of The Presidents Of he C6nede
rate and federal States in the mater.
From the london News report1
Mr. WYLD asked the Under Secretary OF State for Foreign
Affairs il her Maestys government had received any
or from the British Ambassador at Washington, that il
the intention the government of the United States
10 station vessels OH the ports OF the Southern States OF
America 10 collect and levy duties upon foreign mer
chandisc?
Lord PAIMERsroS-The federal Congress- have passed
bill into la-w empowering the President II he should
think it, to do what my honorable friend says namely
station vessels of certain ports the Southern States
the purpose Of their collecting duties upon goods
coming in My honorable friend will be aware that this
proceeding, II should be adopted would be practically
suppression of the Blockade because cannot block
adc port to prevent ships from entering and al the
same time levy customs duties the assumption that
the port Open We have yet been informed what
are the nentOns OF tho President win regard 70 the
matter, or which Of the two modes he will pursue.
Lord Derby's Opinion OF tho Effect OF the
Battle.
From the London Herald derby organ), August 81
This blow will compel the federal government to post
pOne active operations for tme and thus we should
hope will allow the feeling in favor OF arrangement
which, in spite of the reciprocal buster really exists
diGse itself generally What should he the nature OF
the settlement It is not for US to the rsca
seeded States the Union under satisfactory guarantees
The American press in the midst Of these msortunes still
finds time TO England Of taking malignant delight
in their difficulties. II did should do best 10
encourage that routrdnce which they themselves
preach Englishmen desired the destruction OF Aneri
they would do their best to egg the North
in its revengeful fury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20
Lord Derby's Opinion OF tho Effect OF the
Battle.

The English Fleet for North America.
From the London Ncws, August
The Bulldog, six, steam sloop, Commander Fl. f. Nc
Killop, will leave Sphead this evening for North Anne
lea and the West Indies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
UNION DEMo.KATIC COUNTY con.
VENrION.

Tie unc on1tional Union Democracy Of Yuba
County will meet ~ the several prccmcts al the
places where the polls were held last year.on SAT
tRDAl, july 10Th, and elect Delegates to the
Cuuny Convention t. be held at the Court House
in the city of Mirysvllle, 0n SATURDAY, July
q h., lo6l at 2 O'Clock NJ, for the purpose o
nohnatn2 County Officers to be supported at Tia,
uing election.
It is recommended II at no other test be rrquir
cd lhtn the approval Of the present Efforts ot, and
Willingness IL support, IN all IedSonahlc ways
the F,ierdl uthUrittes III mll tanning the tntc-
rltV of the Uatun, the Constitution an the Ltws
The respective prcc nets will be entitled to lh
following nn nber of Delegates, the bass OF rep
rtsenlHi1n being one ueicEitc Tor every 90 votes
aud one tor ev-ry fraction over ten votes: