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of Col. Franklin, andng in Alexandria, such of
the property as could be found was brought to
headquarters and ordered to be delivered to
be returned to the Mount Vernon estate. How Lieu
tenant General Scott could have fallen into the
traordinary error of attributing the vandalism
practised at cunt Vernon to the rebels and based
general order on an entire ignorance of facts, is
matter OF the greatest astonishmen to every in
this community. VERrrAs.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Over Two Millions in Treasure Brought in
Snfe efxr tn Mex

New YORK, August 2-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived with Panama papers of The 24th
ult She also brings 50 l2s, 900 in treasure.
Joseph Scott the agent of the Vanderbilt steam
ers at Aspinwall, had been imprisoned for refusing
to pay the tax demanded by the authorities, but
the interference of tho commander of the Uuited
States brig cambridge induced his speedy release.
The steamer Wyoming left Panama on the 9th
for the coast of Mexico.
The British frigate Mersey had arrived at Aspin-
wall.
The Northern Light brings the treasure brought
down by the Sonora and ST. Louis.
Advces from Valparaiso to July Sd had reached
Panama, but embraced no news of Importance.
The Panama Star reports that an English vessel
had been overhauled and boarded on the 1lth bv a
Southern privateer in lat. $40 1S', long. 600 10'.
Arrival of n Re-captured Privateer Prize.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-The steamer Abatros:
| has arrived here with the schooner Enchantress,
| before reported recaptured while in charge of q
piratical prize crew.
Prince Napoleon.
PHILADELPHIA, August Prince Napoleon to-
day visited the Navy Yard, Arsenal and Gray,
Ferry. He will leave for Washington to-day.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA despatch from Nashville
to the Courier says McColloch, of the Confederate
forces has defeated Seigel, in Southern Missouri,
killing 5000, and losing 900 men. The report is
not believed at the Courier Office.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Goth ultimo says
Pennsyl ylEania regiment has been captured by the
Con nfedPrates.
MIR. V. X. Stephenson in a card to the Nashville
Union of this morning, says Judge Catron will not
undertake to hold the Federal Court at Nashville
again, no matter what may occur.
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THE Mar in Missouri.

| CAIRO, H., Aug. 2.-Scouts report the Confed-
crates to be at New Madrid, about twenty miles
below on the Mississippi river, well armed and
drilled with five batteries of ten-pounder field
Paaw Is n ID sMa 9f Gayary u5 GeRBsJJal
sand men to drive the invaders from Missouri
Jeff Thomson has 5000 men thirty miles south OF
Rirn's Paint
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eight feet one inch below low water mark in blast
ing for foundation for the new water works
building This is, we believe, the first time a vein
o. salt water has been struck in this vicnty.-C"-
cinnati Enquirer
The Boston Courier, paper of long stanoins tagI to
conducted with great ability, makes an to save
its friends for ''some extraordinary au' sbIe to
1t for such public services as it may anneal is
render in future" The necessity for t,,S J he con-
caused by the "pressure of the uIes; bas;nsss. ness
| sequent diminution of advertising ous'N''
mandatory of oil cloth has 0s'A '''"'''
I in Atlanta Georg
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CITY MILLS FLoUR.-The sales of This description of
Flour this week include coo bbls Supr S5. 900
bis. Extra s6 25 and $40 bbs do 81 per Dbl
aud quote Super closing So and Extra at Sc %
(96 30 per bb for standard brands.
HOWARD STREET AND OHIO FLOUR For these varieties
the market this week has been very quiet The sales
embrace 100 bhs Howard Street Super s5 l2k 900
bbis Howard Street and Ohio do. S. and 300 6bls
Ohio at IS % per Dbl. Both Howard st and
Ohio Super close duh at s5 and quote Extra clos
ing at S % for Ohio and 5505 rs per bbi for Howard
Street.
FAMILY FLouR-Baltimore ground Family Flour is
still selling by the dray load the trade 81 So and
baltimore high grade Extra at 81 but Howard Street
Family can be readily bought at Sc 25d6 80 per bb
RYE FLoUR.-Rve Flour has been quoted through the
week at 81 5OG3 rs per bbl, but have heard of no
sales worth noting.
Corn MEAL-Corn Meal very dull, and so far as we
have heard sales have been made this W ek We
quote Baltimore before at So and Brandywine at
81 90 per bb
The wing are the inspections Flour and Meal for
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SALT.-Liverpool Salt continues to improve. lot of
$50 sacks Marhas fine sold early in the week at $50
cts but Marshas Worthingto and Jeffrey Darcy 8
hne are now selling at 100 cts and quote Ground
Alum hrm at 100 cts. per sack There however no
sales making of the lots first hands
being held out of the market We receipt here
this week of cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool. Turks
Island Salt is still selling in lots store at % per
bushel.
SPICESThere is very little doing in Spices but pri-
for all descriptions have advanced consequencepf
the proposed increase in the tarof duties on these
ces. We quote to-day as follows viz Pepper OxGGll
cts Pimento at sHd9 cts; Cloves l3G14 cts Race
Ginger at cts Cassa "a at As cts and
megs at 80 cts. per Id.
SYRUPS-The rates for Baltimore refnei Syrups are
unchanged and we still quote follows viz at SO cts.
for Sugar House; SO cts for Golden AZ per gallon
for Golden.
SOAP.-Castile Soap has advanced and we now quote
it at l2H cts but Oeine do is still selling at 7S cts,
and Chemical Olive do. at 6d7 cts. per lb.
STAVES-There are some occasional sales of Slaves
making but prices for them very irregular and
| liable quotations can be given.
| SfARCH-There is fair inquiry for Starch and we
note sales this week of 500 600 boxes Western
at ~ 15 cts. per h. at which figures it closes
| TmHy chhngsfords Dswego is selling at 5Hll6 cts.
| - .opfCoo-The receipts of Maryland Tobacco have
I'll I'll qu'te large this week. and sales have been freely
aoe as last inspected at about former prices At the
L -, Ner, BUYERS do not seem to take hold with Sc
-. 40 we continue to quote common ground
se ~ oo, mddlRg do s5Gs5O; ard best do
middng s5d5 5o good leaf sSs so. nd sns at s7lIo
Wequoe Bay Tobacco follows tins ~ tolls at "a a04
ground leaf at 81 SOFAS so; nne yeliow Of 60 hn1a anf
good red at $l2a3. There been an sctivs demanf
for Ohio Tobacco the sales OF the week comns;n ahou
900 hhds at former prices viz good ss6Sa so
red and spanged S07 good and fine red and
| G.6oGlob0; and good fRe yellow &l0(GI2 20 We bav
no transactions to note in Kentucky Tobacco this
aoiaeEs showing no disposition to press sales Prices ar
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One of the earliest official acts of the new Sultan
wrs the recognition, by telegraph, of the new king.
dom of Italy.
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D'1s= =UtH anu QuHrItTmasteT-UtntTa1 q. .. =.
Mr. POWELL, of KY, hoped the vote would not
be recopsidered. He said the bill was intended tc
discriminate against thievng speculators, and the
letter just read showed state of affairs that re-
quired the passage of the bill.
MIR. FEssENDEN contended that contractors woult
be put to much inconvenience if they required
to subscribe to an oath at every contract made
Mr.. WILSON said the Senators ought all to vote
for an act to protect the Treasury of the United
States, and the people of the country would hal
the passage of the bill with EXPLANATIONS of Joy
that any officer of the government who would de
fraud the government should receive the witherinl
scorn OF the country and be placed in the peniten
tiary for liie-that be should be punished as Ger
tany as the veriest rebel in the land.
The yeas and nays on the motion to reconside
were called for by Mr. BREcKlSRIDaE and resulte
az follows:
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Total Wheat FlOur... ......l9 9,52S
Together with IL bbls. Rye Flour, an,
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OUR SOUTHERN EsTAFETTE.
THE BATTLE AT MANASSAS.

The following private letters have been handed
US with permission to publish them, and as they
relate to topic of ail-absorbng interest, we lay
them before CUT readers:
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sion, or that even religion can rein in the fery
steeds of war; Let then, before cation is raised
to famine price, do all that be done increase
our supplies from other quarters,O we may see the
aFtlcle so enhanced in value as to compel a general
resort TO short time if not the shutting up of hun
dreds of mills.
:, we cannot forget that only four years ago, with
"a; "a" ies' reason than now exists for rapid risa in
- Fa'ue, we saw middling Orleans marked at gid.
tn p. Io' ne hconomiH of Saturday specuates upon
ng p'oodoie consequence Of rise to Is 3d. per h.
anu upon TIE risk which would then be incurred by
operators IN the staple. But while we are looking
ouV I"r fresh supplies of the raw material let us
so search TOR fresh outlets for the products of our
ooihS' lot already our exports are falling away
% .%not housIy and some idea of the extent to which
ne aue ot Liverpool and of Lancashire has suffered
ION roth Ine war In America may be formed from the
t 'qat Tue exports Of this port have decreased in
.a,ue ddSt month, as compared with the same month
III looo, 70 the Incredible extent of GO 3SI 7O4-the
grea'es' ialiing oil being in our Exports to the
Ohiien states OF America, which show decrease
on the month of fl 75S, ,773 e@'e
We give the official table, from which tboso
figures are taken. published in the Cust0ms RitI
OF Entry OF the Sih inst 1t furnishes striking and
conclusive proof that the internecine war in Amer
ica concerns us most nearly and justiies the deem
interest which we take in the issue Of this unnatu-
raj struggle:
PORT oF LIVERPOOL.
Declared value ofBtsh and Irish Goods exported in the
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
DETAILS BY THE AFRICA
GREAT BRITAIN.


The Bankruptcy bill, amended by the House
of Lords, was taken up, snd after considerable de-
bate the amendment striking out the appointment
of Chief Judge of Bankruptcy was disagreed tc
by majority Of 44.
In the House of Lords on the 10Th the subject q
Poland debated, and hopes generally ex
pressed that the Prussian government would dea
literally by the Poles. Government promised tc
produce the correspondence of 1912 with Prus
sia on Polish affairs.
Mr. kingake put some questions to government
relative to rumDrs of the Intended cessi0n of the
island OF Sardinis to France.
general debate ensued, in the course of which
Lord John Russell spoke in strong terms against
any such project, the realization of which would
terminate the alliance between France and EGG
land, and could not be permitted without the gene
raj concurrence Of Europe. He however, had faith
In Baron Ricasolis statement that Italy would not
cede another inch Of ground.
Mr.. Edwin James, the well-knOwn barrister ana
ex-member of Parliament, had been formally dis
barred BY the benchers of the Inner Temple, Lon
don, on account of the scandal which he had re-
Gently given rise to.
The p osecution in the case of Baron Videl,
charged with an attempt to kill his son, has been
Withdrawn, the son refusing to give evidence It|
was not known whether the Crown would prose-
cute.
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He is here, and the bes. s he puts up at MACTc.
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Importers and Manufacturers by Steam,
Nos. G6 and 63 Dusne-st.,
A few steps east Of Broadway.
AsssHEssSAs ssEsSA h SfAsEp ,ngg FRUITS
and and BOXES and PAPERs. CoRNyCoPIAs
ITALIAN oRNAMEMTs& ME& & for CAKES &c.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Tsstefully complete for the parors.
Lady and Gentlemen buyers from town ana country, u
respectfully urged to the examination OF soods
elegance, variety, perfection of taste Open TIL O'Clock
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SEASONS WITH THE sEA-HORsES; Or. SPORTING An
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