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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MAY 3.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MAY 3.
SHIPS.
N Lawrence Claypole Rio Janeiro-Jos Crosby.
Archer, Schbye, -.
Edward Everett Gunby, Rotterdam-J Henderson h ca
Lalla Rookh Reed, Amsterdam-Foard 4 Rogers
Southern Rights, Howard Liverpool-Wm. Sperrv e. Co
Wanderer, Ryder, -, Coleman 4 Bailey.
washington Booth Pescqd, 49,, Fitzgerald Booth Co
Augusta tPrns..) Schultz Madera-T ] Hand h Co
Amaranth, lBrem.) Heidom, Hull, Eug-Bros Bonnper
Adelaide, Wingate Rio de Janeiro
Agnes, Thompson, Rio -Janeiro- Kirkland Chase & Co
Contest, Allen, Cadera
Crimea, (Br.l Rodd, CardiG-R Garrett & Sons
Cavalier, Mcleod Rio de Janeiro-Jas Hooper K Sons
Gustav, (Brem. Ncinabar Liverpl-A Schumrcher 4 co
Hugh Birckhead, Bennett, Tongoy-J Corner l. Sons
Matnlde (Pruss.l Sumner, Liverpool-F Braups & Co
Mondamin Ferrall, Rio de Janeiro-T whitridge Co
Sophia, Jones, Rio de Janeiro-Levn Jones
Union 'han'l Schultz B hene9 Leopold
Canada, Leary, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Booth & Co,
| Mary Atwel, -, -, r. II. Atwen.
Miestra Sonora, tSpan.) Larrauxi, Falmouth England
Laura, Huntington, San Bias-Price & O'Neale
Los Amigos (Br) Warren, Cienfuegos-L Cuttings Co
Orlando, Savage, Boston-Wm Rhoads & Son
nanliGe, Port pomnagas Ireland-B NJ Hodges Jr
X X kirkland land Knight Arecbo-C NJ Jackson & Co
sCH0oNERS '''''il q Au'soi
Arcola. Lewis, Chareston-C Pendergast
| ANGELA, Hardy, New York
Alice Move, Post, Arroyo P. R.-StirIiug & Aherns
Black Squall, Day, Newbern, CD Corner & Sons
3 Maitland, Gray, Newbern-J Corner & Sons
| b IL Adams, Hinckley. n Bedford-T Whitrdge & Co
Ellen Goidsborough, Todd, -
Edw Thomas, James, Charleston-C Pendergast
| 'iSSleudLan, wilmington, N C-S X DunnOck
Fuiton, Brown, Newburyport-Curts & Post
Fountain, Bearse, New YOrk-W Rhoads 4 Son
| ten Taylor, Stokes, Norfolk-W Rhoads & Son
hyena, Davis, Bath-Kelsey & Gray
| Home, Ward, New York-W Rhoals Son
Jackson, Bonner, New York-W Rhoads & Son
| Barriii, Partridge
g J Bandei, Peters, Charleston-C Pendergast
MaryIand Holt, Chareston-C Pendergast
Mayfower, hiborn, Bucksport- Richardson Small & O.
| n NJ Tanner, Patty, Charleston-C Pendergast
Nancy Brayton, Millikn, Provdence-S Phlips 4 Or
| Peerless, Patterson. MISUNDERSTANDING & Ahrens
| Seeing, Tall, from Charleston-C Pendergast
seaman, Phillips, Savannah-Kirkland Chase & Co
fremont Holt, Chareston-C. Pendergast
Time, Haynes, Wilmington, N C-S r Dunnock
. Frazier, Mitchell, Wilmington-S Dunnock
W m spear, Jones Chareston-C Pendergast
IC Morrel Hubbard, Wilniugton NC-S r Dunnrcx
W Martin, Balance, Carolina-McDougall & CLARKE
| W " merry Greet, n Carolina-McDougaIl & Clarke
III burgess Scarborough, C.-J Corner Il Sons
MOVEMENTS OF UCEAN STEAMERS.
| Ships Leave i' Fo
ASIA. New York;. Iivernool ~ s.G rs
Hna,alnoit'a'- New Hork Hamburg Nav
N"id'!al'. fcrtiand. LIVERPOOL ~ Il
! Ships. Leave VIM H. IT,
| tIaSO..-..........N New York. SOUTHAMPTON No.
oSNohl New k......Suuth am ttan MAJ
nht havana Steamers leave New York on fhe ID
| the 9Th and 18th Ni"'ies'oh O''oi
!
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St0r9Gr.

tSIOkAI'h HANTED-At low rates, on first
ply to CHAKIE liz ~ \ II S,t " i;:a'F IN APP
II Smiths wharf.
STORA0E-ltoom can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply tn I
r,o.r JOkN HEN Dhk$ON & CO.
ttig-u corner Pratt and Commerce streets
SIORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- re obtained in desirable Warehouse having two waTe-
fronts On Bowly wharf. apply to "''''
to-. P. MALCON 8 CO.
-I-u Wood street, BovIys wharf
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor Of Wara
Chouse No II Smiths wharf, at low rates, by
,oo., CHA@itES PhNnET2G Asst.
II Smiths wharf
SToRAGE.-Cagacity to the extent of 10 900
Ah%rreis merchandise h" obtained at Ucn5erso1's
"r,'.i: apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON / CO
80 corner commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- Of n larse Warehouse, No l22 Futa street oppo
premises to REP X Wiff,F apply H u IN me
%>IORhGG TAKEN at the lowest rates 6Y
'HEn "" RIVER. Er,au s,raa, 40, :
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Dra es in Warehouse No. IS South street.
~ WI. SMITH,
1I-ZL Is South
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ever, es If wishing to ssve all the aid Ia their pow
er to the Confederate States, the Lincoln officials
and their Black Republican advisers and the Black
Republican press, went directly to work as if on
purpose, to annihilate the last vestiges of Union
sentiments in those border slave States that NAV
have been deemed the NEST favorable to the growth
OF such sentiments! The appositeness of the old
quotation, "Quem Deus" etc, was never more an
parent.
The key to the blind conduct Of the Lincoln off,
cials Is undoubtedly the profound ignorance which
pervaoed and still pervsdes, their minds and the
minds OF their supporters to the real nature of
the feelings existing in the South in regard ia the
domination of their party,
Mr.. Seward has received much credit for sagac-
y; and yet 1t has been apparent to US that Mr..
Seward never understood from the bapinnipg the
nature of the question which he has raised, and
Whlch he has now to confront in the order of bat
Tie winch he profers His speech in the United
states Senate before any State seeded show ed
this. He spoke of the "eccentric' movements in
the South; and evidently regarded them the
evanescent ebuition of the hour, the mere flash
OF popular chegrin, destined to pass suddenly away
instead Of the deep and profound feelings that they
really i'dicated. This belief of Mr. Seward asc
! cropped cut in his late correspondence with oul
Commissioners. lie and his friends made a pro
| found mistake, and they are going to hugging
this fatal bunder to their hearts. They undertake
| to subdue the people of fifteen great States WHIT
are united in set-detence, and who will 6ght-w
were about to say as no other people ever fought
for their soil, for their independence for their sa e
ty for the right of sef-governmeut, for their in
situations, for their honor and interests, for thei
| ldres and pendtes their lnved-Ones.
The people of these fifteen great States thu
united, thus sef-reliant, thus enthusiastic, thu
chivalric, brave, indOmitable, with the means O
set-deience in great protusion, the Lincoln off
erals and their supporters propose to conquer
subdus and utterly "wipe out" from their og
soil
Perhaps they will do it, and perhaps they won't
We incline with considerable confidence to the la.
ter opinion.
They will search history in vain to find any in
stance in which such people, inhabitng such a
extent of territory, with such means OF self-d
fence, and animated by unconquerable deter
mination never to surrender up their rights, wei
ever finally subdued. No such instance can /
found.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WHEAT-456,S3S bushels to Liverpool; 4 600 bushs n
kingston, ia; l06S2 bushels to Gloucester, Eng; 9O73
bushels to Amsterdam; 1852 bushels to Dublin.
RYE-750 bushels to Capetown, C. G. II.
RYE FLoUR-IO5 bbls. to Porto Rico
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GatraQes.

O"NN"stSS@~
ss515Es5s y. CARRIAGES.-We nave on hand 1T
Sz--ssH-oUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
9 On q tie largest and best assortnents of CAR
AuhS to be found in the city Persons in want of Car
geS are invited to call and examine our stock as we
determined TO sell at as low ana on as
terms as any other establishment '
;os.. hULLMYER K HUNTER,
laZou Corner OF Howard and Franklin SITS, BAIT
y CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--Wa
have on hand at 29 North Ga STREET thelaf
gesI &Sso5tiaent Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south
we" orG all OF the attest fashions most approved
styles the public invited to call and examine fd them
serves; all OF which will be sold on reasonable terms
BURR, HAlGHT Il O'CONNEII,
Ks repairing done at the shortest notice nlf22tf
f1URLETT 4 SONS
~ CARRIAGE nAHUFACTORY,
re. So NoRTH STREET.
~, The undersigned having greatly Tn.
larged their premises aud increased their facili-
YES Deg leave to call tie attention pu ic to tai,
extensive stock of every description nished
IN te most elegant style and dursoe manner which they
are prepared to cell on accommodating REPEIPS
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
IA, l.. JOHN CUkLETT SON,
J5HA-ll 33 North street Baltimore.
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Z 'INUN UMEIEttG,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
- - GLOBES
~ TIE LARGEST k3S0RTNENT OF TaE apovE
GOODS IN BALTIIORE " ~" AoOf
PETER WALTHER
E,rrou, -, ~ $500 20 ". frait street
BLifNT, New York Va" -; % " "
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WIETER ARRANGEAENT.

Las IEzs:sssS:z71 rDH THE
@sGSa----2s- - iIt:I!'2 WEST AND NORTHWEST
HVI'iii5.Th CENTRAL RAILWAY
kHANGA OF NOrKS
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SkigpInG.
l. For RREhfEN

~ FOR BREMEN.-The fine Al RTe,o.r,
sSs bark AMARANTH, Capt A. Heidorp' VIII ei a1.
superior 7ations arp'y to tie Captain on
m3u " 10 % South charles str e. Sp .t,.
81 FOR ROTTARDAM.-The fine Al Amen.
Sem CLIPPER ship SMoGE. CAPT Langley, viii posi-
s,,gey be caed Tor tie above port SATURDAY,
GG sGPer@r moaatians For passage apply to the
o"pta'n on board, Belts WHAT or = -.
m3tf % South Charlie st Get, up stairs
stFa FOR BREMEN The Al Hauoverian
GT4s PARK Union, Schultz, master, will have quick
to . the Captain on board to KA4z F0LD
e e--,tI II German street
sttsgSs FOE FOE A ASTERDAM.-The ship LALLA
the anoye For freight or passage anniv t S i1i
tain tain on hoard or to KATz LsTP ID,
s$5ts FOR BRENEN-The Al Bremen shin
s=Rs OCEAN, A. topper, master vii! hav. quiek dis
f5e G Tor the aboys port For freight passage apply to
o.. III '''' "' vi ToS MKT" KAP p :" 4 ARENs
aDz20 No % rman street.
49, FOR BREMEN.-The Al American bari,
sz7HA WALTHAM, Brown, master, will have pro1. dis
Patch for the above port For fe,r rassag ap il
ap22tf corner Lombard strcet and Chcaasde.
.4ezs FOR ROTTERDAM.-The new Al Be
wi 6aHe c 6ask ST BERNHARD Capt. C. J. Deeien
superior fRSRs ITmfR5 SS 2I2ggGEE R T.
40. = south CHARLES street no stairs.
ssts+s FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
SISs EN IN ! RSD I.-The packet schr HOPE, Can't
as a6oI EfanE lie schooner is now loading and viii sail
3s ABOVE FOR terms Of freight apply t " 01''
milf 81. A. MITCHELL,
Spears wharf
skss5 FOR NEW YORK.
500 The fine schooner CUKDELIA NFWKTPK Can.
I'm I'm g9ee " loading, will have immediate desnstcb
@'pS C. Corner Buchana6hss w wSar{ q GPkAY,
ssyA FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER
s ss rs vi ANTS REGULAR " EEKLY LINE OF
f3ChEtS-Ihe Al clipper schooner TIME Cant n irog
!iAEluK large portion OF cargo heard viii sal wiz
Uespalch For freight or passage apply to ~ WIN
DtNAOCk n " EATHFFIY
Coo5,r.,. D.. ..,, .., No. III Smiths wharf
oooS sent TO our address will he forwarded free of
i.sSlon anu all charges thereon promptly paid - ~
" SHIPPERS viii please send duplicate REGENTS ard o1
5reSs to MERCI MIS- LINE oNe'P''' anu &C
apr If - -NH'i''' IL ~ lullLiEtoIi
| .sS%4A FOR CHARLESTON. S C-TDE NEH.
::sEsaS WANTS LINB.-TO SAIL WEEKLY IN,
,a,L shllnig clipper sclr AINShHAHA C.tt Yorrg i
f tte.Elhg lreEht and will sail with despatch Fc
CHARLES PFHDERGAST,
AZ charges paid on goods shipped by tins line and gand
se 70 my address, will be forwarded free of commission
each t - VIII please send duplicate receipts Wi
M-ssrs H. RUSSELL co. Agents in Charleston a an
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ssssiI-~--A GID DOMINION STEAMBOAT

IN E3k o ESEErB4EERICKsBURG. VIRGINIA, AND Ian
It's W IHL RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
Ra ihe steamer VIRGINIA. Captain n. FaiIhank leave.
from her oerih, st Ncedianls pier Light stree
Sttan!, EVERY Friday AFTFRNUON at ocack ANA
M0P5NYi { q 5raFes fredericksburg EVsRY T L ESDAY
r. - d., @c!oek or Immediately the arrival Of
~ eli - VI aFs RON Richmond ana Wash ton. Stepping
-, IA i5suiar Landings the HapghaEnoCk rvss
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
T-ss5sestss The steamer MARY WASHINGTON win
XsS|,Ay cute L. the iatGxRut River, commencing " W
therea february 9th, snd continue every EsducSda
'ed'I=F until further notice '"s
The st amor ,,r MASON i. WEENS, Mastec
fol The same No. 4-OtSAlAG, meLcng Marcel. 10Th,
y. B.-Tahac,,. l., THE0 WEEMS, Master.
house shig prrs Ht e'her No. or Tobacco Ware
Al! freight must he 1,'sss!I, ~
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Latest FQyaigIl News

Farther Point, Aug. 2G. Steamship Hiber
man from Liverpool P. NJ on the 18th, and
Londonderry the 10th, arrived off this Point
about o'clock p. NJ. to-day. She has o0ff
passengers and 1928 900 in specie. The Citv al
washington, for New York, has $4,000 in sne.
Gle, ana the leutonia about E7OOO.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Inc weather IN England is again unsettled
there having been considerable rain in Some
parts 'NN
The London Times city article again exna-
tlates on the financial difficulties accumulatino
against the American Government. and s,vs
that the most earnest wish of the friends ~
America must be that the difficulties thus in
slsht may accumulate with sufficient randitv to
ofing the North and South to reason
mn INDIE AND CHINA.
Inc total exports of tea to America show o
decrease OF over 100000 pounds this veor
Calcutta letters say the cotton Question ;s
the great topic of the day there, and evcrv ettort
was oelhS made to encourage an increased nro.
ouc'ioh' Inc Governor General of Benoa] had
recommended the establishment of government
lact0rles Tor buying and cleaning cotton on tho
Ohiilagons nils, but he preferred LEAVING sucb
ma.'elS 10 private enterprise, aided bvy land
grants, DC. Freights were firm. ''N"
.. The following foreign news is BY steamsh ~,
City OF Washington and l'eutonia 70
european political news unimportant
+hn lne nngllsh daily papers were engrossed with
, me London Globe denies by authority tina,
ADMIRAL Milne had reported the bocksJo qua" az
me southern ports ineffective, and saws no C,on ~
,ral report on the subject has been officially ro
Inc Times publishes another letter from NJ,
Husseil, generally discouraging for the Nortb f
T ma G Hayes, the vocalist, is dead 'A'
The special agents of the Cotton Sunnlu ,,oo
atlon had reached Egypt They were 70 1 havs
otton cultivation. 'A' SUBJECT OF
,h Z he ns IL harvest was making great PROGRESS
,ne ram however, vas again falling wbon 49,
teamer left Liverpool. '''''s "hen the
Inc relations between Austria and 1T,n.ox
re 1aliy more alarming. The Upper HonsS cf
ne hungarian Diet had adopted BY accIs,n OF
ION M Deak's address The Emperor r', womIl
Ieevc the Presidents of both Houses Nv Mot tt
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NERMoNTERs PRISONERS AT RIcuM oMp.-Capt.
Drew of the Burlington company in letter to
the Free Press gives the following as the names
OF the prisoners from the Vermont Second at
Richmond
Private II. L. Breckcnreed, W. NJ. Clifford,
Co. B Corporal R. O. Fife, Private A. L.
Graves, I. A. Streeter, J. r. Wheeler, Co. G ;
Private j. Murray, D K Stickney, P F. FIab-
erty, J. Gowan, Co. D; Captain j. r. Drew,
Private Henry 2. Como, Ben Martin, j. Red.
mond, 20. e Alonzo Paris, Co. Fl G. II. Lew
is, Co. j; E. Grinnell, Co. K.
There are also two from Co. G, wounded
whose names do not know.
The above list doesn't include Taylor of the
CAPITAL GUARDS who is also prisoner there.
Capt. Drew is anxious for an exchange of pris-
oners, and intima ties that President Lincoln had
better hurry that business up.
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DRowLs FROM THE SoUru-As evidence that
an is not iar weather in the hopes and councils
OF the Southern Rebels, take the following facts,
all from papers OF the bogus Confcderacy;
Destitution Of the Army
Il. W. .Barnwell, Jr., of South Carolina, in
letter from Charlottesville, Virginia, dated
August II, to the President of the Young Mems
Christian Associa ton of Charleston, thanking
marks
" Our weekly report, which will appear III a
Gay or SO IN the Charleston papers will show how
great is the necessity for these supplies, and let
me say to you what cannot in the papers
tn they are not half enough to meet the demand:
ne destitution of our army in clothing and food
Is terr,6le ; many applications are made to us
oy '0eH men who wish to escape sickness by an
extra pair of drawers, or socks, or undershirt,
package of arrowroot, or jar of pickles.
IL VIII require every nerve to be strained
oy you at home and ourselves here to meet the
eAlgencles of the Fall and Winter should the
war last SO long
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AND STILL THEY COME The State Committee
of the Democratic Convention held here on the
Oath of July, have appeared once more upon
the stage, and announce that they have found
three men who are willing to receive such SOP,
in the way of votes, as may be thrown to them
Tor for them) by the hard-shell Democrats of
the State. For the benefit of the curious we
give the names on this self sacrificing ticket:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Smallcy of Swan
ton Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures Plimpton
of Wardsboro Treasurer-George Washburn
of Springfield.
The Burlington Tines says of these nomina.
tons:
1.-Two OF the candidates above named are ru-
mored to be thorough "peace party " men, and
have but little sympathy with the present strug-
gle for the perpetuity of the Union. The votes
they will poll will be few and scattering as five
sixths of the loyal Democracy of Vermont,
from all we can learn, will unqucstionably vote,
on Tuesday next, for the Peoples Candidate for
Governor, Frederick Hobrook of Brattleboro.''
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION IN MAssA-
cHUsETTs.-The Republican State Committee in
Massachusetts, have called State Convention at
Worcester, October |. The Call is addressed
10 all citizens of the commonwealth who are
in favor of the Union, for the support of the
Government and for a vigorous prosecu ton of
the war, who are determined in good faith and
without reservation to support the constituted
authorities in all attempts to restore the sway
OF the Constitution as it were to every portion
of the Country.
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GEORGE PRENTIss, son of j. A. Prentiss, ESQ.
OF this village, died of diptheria, at his father
house, this morning, at nine o'clock. He was
beautiful little child Of four years of age, very
attractive and winning in all his ways, and re.
markably lovely and promising. The Proyi-
dence is sad one, and especially SO to his afflc
TED parents, to whom, with Others of their nu-
merous friends, we tender most cordial sympa-
thy We trust that our community is not to
suffer further under the ravages of this yrulent
disease
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Very Latest by Telegraph !
4 O'CLOCK p. M
England will probably recognize tbe
Southern Confederacy.
Secession Journals in Troubla
Il reason not to be Tolerated,
Looking after Flag Of Truce.
Secession Journals in Trouble
reason not to be Tolerated
Looking after Flag Of Truce

NEW YORK, August g.
Washington dispatch to the Tribune s,y,
that advices from Mr.. Adams our Mjpisto- j.,
England indicate speedy recognition Of thu
Southern Confederacy by the British Govern
ment. A dispatch from Quebec saws that II.
ship Simons, of st. Johns, N. B., flies Secs.
sion flag in that port. Anderson, who was a.
rested yesterday, confesses having contributed
editorials to the Day Book, Ne,cs, and .;ouyn,,
Of Commerce. He also duplicates Ben Wooj
and Isaiah Rynders in correspondence with III.
Rebels. The evening mail and express train
leaving here to-day carries detective officers f.,
seize all secession newspapers and to arrest II
persons having them. 1t is said that when tho
District Attorney returns from Washington a.
fective measures will be taken to suppress al
reasonable publications.
FORTRESS MONROE, August o.
Another flag Of truce came from Norfolk tb;s
morning to inquire after that which came vas.
terday, and was detained until 4 clock tbi,
afternoon. Our Naval expedition having doubt.
less reached its destination, no further deten.
ton of the flag of truce will be necessary.
Two ladies from Norfolk say that the Re,eIs
have lately assembled in large force near Sc.
walls Point in anticipation Of an attack from
Old Point.
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From CALIFORNIA Port Kearney, Aug. &C.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco dates OF
the l7th has arrived. The markets are about
the same as last reported. There is greater
frmncss in the provision market
Victoria dates of the 9TH have been received
On the 9th the steamer Caribee blew up q short
distance above the rapids on the Frazer river.
The captain and six others We're killed. Manv
OF the passengers are missing. The news from
Nez Perces mines is unfavorable. The
Indians won't permit the miners TO occupy some
of the land. Trtnble is feared.
Nine companies of infantry, for service on
the plains, have reported to Gen. Sumner also
1900 cavalry. Nearly all have been accepted
In reference to the movement of Gen. John
ston, late in command of the Pacifce division.
the Morning Call says that Johnston started
from Los Angeles with a company, ostensibly
Tor Texas. After leaving, disagreement &C.
Cured and they divided. Johnston returned to
San Francisco and took passage for the East on
steamer, portion of the original party.
under command of the President Of Los Ange-
los and well-known citizen of California, pro.
ceeded into New Mexico.
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Inc Charleston Courier publishes letter from
Richmond, written on the 18th inst, from which
we make the following extract:
" There is great deal ofsickness IN our armv
Ii Is said that at Charlottesville and Cnlnennoy
there are over 900 under the care of physicians
"A great many have been brought sick to this
city, and at Norfolk and Yorktown there is mnro
oiSease, according to the numbers, even than
about US. The measles has swept and is sween-
ing throu gh every division of the army, and the
exposure to which the men are subjected in tbe; T
tent lie, makes it in its sequences formidahla
aisease' Then this is our Fall season. and the
diseases incident to the climate at this nerod
prevail to some extent, but, in my Judgment. tho
cause OF all this sickness lies further bact tbas
this it is to be found in defective and in,
feet system of hygiene" p0i-
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
6 O'CLOCK, A. M.
70 THE FREEMAN

NEW YORK, August o.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that the city is quiet Newly arrived troops
find accommodations and food. There was an
alarm last night at Chain Bridge, and the
troops turned out in force. The alarm proved
false.
A Washington special dispatch to the P b"d
states that letter from Tennessee says ~, wv
Rebels are under arms in that State, In the La
Grange District All but twenty-four OF the
inhabitants have enlisted in the Rebel army
The pickets of l}eauregard' s army are nearer
Arlington flights than ever, but this is not be-
leved to indicate an attack.
1t is reported that the English and French
fleets on our coasts are intended to serve at
Vera Cruz.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, August p.
An Internal machine placed on board Adams
Express car exploded ON its arrival at the depot
at one O'Clock this afternoon, killing two en-
ployees one of whom is named Mclaughlin,
and wounding in the leg man named Bache-
lor.
The body of Gen. Ly arrived at st. Louis
} the night of the Goth, and was escorted from
the depot by two companies of soldiers. Suit
able honors were to be paid to the remains the
next day.