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Discharged.- George Bond. the Engineer Of

Dischorged.- George Bond. the Engineer Of
the steamer Logan, and - Booth, the fuun-
dry man, who we're arrested some weeks since
on suspicion Of attempting to fire the boat,
were carried to West Point on Saturday, where
they underwent an examination before ma
gistrate. and were fully and honorably ac-
quilted. Capt. VIM. Leigh, C. S. n, and A.
Dudley. Jr., appeared for the State, and A. j.
Crane, Esq, of this city, for the accused. 1t
is due to the two men banned to state the above
fact. We are informed that their respective
occupations at the time of the alleged firing
of the boat was such as to preclude the idea
that they would willingly engage in any such
nefarous undertaking. Witnesses of high
standing vouched for both. No damage was
done to the boat, and it has been suggested
that as there were on board at the time Of the
alarm sixty or more soldiers, some of them,
in smoking. might have earelessly let drop
enough fire to produce the small amount Of
damage that was done.
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Muddy. -The river has been rendered very
muddy lately by the currents Of agitated fluid
downing in from the mountain passes and high
lands West Of Richmond
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KILLED III LIsafSrKs.-DuIiug thunder
storm At Uarroiiton, La, on the sth inst, two
negroes who were sitting IN house near the
chimney, were struck by lightning and in-
the room Ut the same time was seriously In
iured
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Collections Taken Li.-Libcral collections
were taken up in St. Paul's Church on last
Sabbath day, and we believe in other church
edifces, in aid Of the Ladies Soldiers Aid SO.
ciety.
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Forfeited ecogniZonces.-Formerly in this
city man could commit a half-d infrac-
tons of law succeeding each other without pc
pecunisry hurt, provided he could mus
ter up some friend who would 60 his security
for tbs time being. Up to within three years
past there is no case on record where a man
mas been made to pay any of the peace bonds
entered Into before the Mayor 4 new order
of things, however, prevails now. Such bonds
when violated are prosecuted to Judgment, and
the penalty exacted, if possible. This is all
right, as it has tendency to make people not
only more careful how they take on themselves
pecuuiary obligations, but to watch over the
conduct of those for whom they stand bound as
surety.
Yesterday four recogpizances were forfeited
before Judge Lyons. Henry B. Krebbs, two
csses-ope for breach of peace, after previous
ly entering into bond, and one for not appear
ing to answer the latter. after giving recog-
nizance so to do. The bond Of Mike Walls to
keep the peace was declared forfeited: also
that of Mary McCarroll. Process was issued
against Thomas Mulligan, her surety. 1t APP
peared that the latter had gone bail for her
when she was charged with threatening TO
wallop Patrick Muldowney. Afterwards she
broke the peace by assaulting and beating
Mary McDonough. 1t is right that people
should pay for their fun of this kind.
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the Intposs war l0sh L. = failure Ths
lhmmissi0asss x0f ~ bios They would .ccspl,
snd ne gekONsrtoa ~ a5eadoled for the pre-.
t<nE
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Arrieals.-Among the arrivals at the spots-
wood Hotel yesterday, were--Geo. n. iiallps
IS. n; NJ. Il. Rice, lIarper's Ferry J. ".
Duff. Baltimore. Md; T.. +. Armstrong. Mi,s.:
D. F. kenner, y. o; u. Barksdale. Miss; r.
Wallace, Petersburg; George Rogers, Louioun
county; John f., Seruggs, Warrentyn. Va;
James Y. Brooke, DO; y. W. Harris, Iauisa /.
". ". Holmes, Ky. At the Exchange Hotel,
among Others. Ex-Governor Ais .on, Of s. c.:
b. W. Bolt. Fort Pillow. Tenn; IL. NJ
WEIGH. Alabama; George W. Williams, Able
vile, Alabama; A. Fitzgerald, Dalton, Ga /;
John g. Ford, Texas: Ben. Wood. Albemarle:
0. B. Parker, Memphis; John r. Edmsnds,
Halifax; j. D. Nixon, N. O.; Rev. J. Cosby,
Mecklenburg, Va; G. A. Harnill, NJ. D., c.
9. A.: Ma. VIM. J. Gayer, C. s. A.: L. W.
Shepherd, Dr.. j. W. Seay, Ala J. T. Daniel,
Va; DE, Lackett, La; E. G.. Mossley, Char
lottesyilio, Va
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Free Negro Opera'iees.-Several hundred
free men Of color were listed at the City Hall
yesterday to serve in completing the fortifca-
tons now being erected below this city. We
noticed in our psrambulations yesterday that
many of the barber shops had been closed,
the operatives therein having been withdrawn
for the purpose above named. This class of
the colored population is oonfsssedly superior
in intelligence, worth aud breeding to their
compatriots, aud are, besides, of great value
to the male white population who are unac-
customed to the shaving process, and who
have been in the habit of awaiting themselves
Of the BARRIERS skill. We had hoped they
would have escaped the "impressment' autho-
rized by the Convention and Common Coun-
Gil. 1t seems certain to US that a barber who
has been in the habit of welding nothing
heavier than razor will necessarily make q
very unproductive hand at rolling a wheel
barrow or shoveling dirt. The BARRIERS have,
how ever, cyinced no unwilling ess to serve
the State; on the contrary, if allowed, would
furnish substitutes. The only question is.
whether they cannot benefit the community
more in their original position than in the
one that has been assigned them.
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Arrtcai Of Prisouers.-Lieut. J. C. Scher-
merhorn, Of the Alabama Regiment. and Cor
poral Collins, of the Orleans Cadets, together
with squad OF six privates. arrived in Rich
monl yesterday, via York River Railroad, in.
charge of number of prisoners lately cap
tured in the vicinity CT Yorktown. On their
arrival they carried the Hessians before the
Adjutant General, who ordered them to be
confined in the prison depot on Main street.
Eleven OF the prisoners were taken in the
fight near Bethel last Friday two are men,
bers of an Abolition regiment formed of the
scum Of Baltimore, who were taken by our
scouts, Just as they were coming over to de.
liver themselves up. Oar men think they
we're on. foraging and got in a tight place.
which is not unlikely is the true solution OF
the matter. One of the prisoners is a man
who has been living near Bethel for number
of years, and who has been in the habit lately
of giving the enemy information Of the move
ments Of our troops, their number, &c. He
would sometimes resort to the article of COM
ing into the camp and selling few ginger
cakes, and taking few observations, depart
for the congenial companionshp of his Abo-
ltion allies. One of the prisoners is mem
Der of Peyton's Artillery, (said to be a native
of North Carolina,) who il charged by his
Captain with treason. The fifteen prisoners
and their guard were sent on by Gen. Hill,
and started from Yorktown at FIVE o'clock Sun.
day evening, got to West Point at 10 o'clock
the same night, having been detaine at Glou-
cester Point awaiting for the member of the
Peyton Artillery. The eortege started from
West Point yesterday morning with their
prisoners
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Sad Gcssaity--31e Richmond Zo.are..--
This cp,aipunity rfg much panied yesterday
to heaf Or the sccident Happening to this gal
liant company, by which three Of it's members
wers Instantly deprived Of life. Some Of the
most estimabie young men Of this city were
members of the corps, Uhich was on its way
to the battlefield. with the hope Of assisting
to drive the invaders from our soil. The for
tunes Of war have thus far given IA no more
.pregnant instance Of the uncertainty Of hu-
man expectations, or made us realize m,re
forcibly aud painfully the eft quoted adage,
in the midst Of life We s:e in DEATH"
The accident to which we have alluded oc-
CURED on last Friday, the particulars, so far
as we have been enabled to gather them, being
As follows:
The company being under marching orders.
had taken its departure for Laurel Hill.
number Of the men, the night being very dark
and rainy, had seated themselves ON the hea-
vily-loaded bsggage-wagons. While one of
these, containing r. H. Mcconnell, brother
of the Captain, Lieut.. Brightwell, private Plea.
SAINTS, and six companions, was passing Eigh-
teen Mile Mountain. the wagon upset and roll
ed down q decliyity, falling on and crushing to
death the three members named above. They
we're instantly killed. We believe their bodies
we're brought down by the Central cars ycster
day. The death Of young Mcconnell "a native
Of this place. is sad bereavement to his fam
lily and numerous friends here. II is q conso-
lation, though a sad one, to know that they
persisted iu resisting tyranny and oppression.
Peaee to their souls.
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LOUISIANA BANKS We copy the following
statement Of the Louisiana Banks from the
New Orleans Crescent Of Monday:

eoMPARATIys sfArkNKNT ZOE 1wo WkEKs
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tina IS, the contingency OF our ceing Oea ten IN
the contest. Should such a calamity befali US,
candor required him to say that the bonds
would be worth nothing. But even then they
would be worth as much as nything eiss we
have. In that event lands would be wooth
nothing, plan tations would be worth nothing
cotton would be worth nothing. So that ii
we succeed, the bonds will be- good invest
ment and if we fail, they will be just as good
as any thing else.
AS to the duration of the war, we could not
give them even probable conjecture. In
every view cf the subject, 1t WAS q most IRA
tionai and unnatural war. Those who were
wagipg IT, would, upon all reasonable priGct-
Piles, be the greater sufferers from IT, They
lived by their trade, their commerce, their
navigation, their man ufac tories all OF whch
they enjoy ed chiefly with US. The Northern
States sold to the Southern not less, perha Ds
than two hundred and nifty millions of their
products annually. The market lie Gu. OF !;
with that, the resources of their wealth and
stand this, is beyond human ken TO divine.
When fanaticism bears sway it Is useless for
reason to attempt even speculation. OEc
thing, however. he though he could affiem
with confidence, and that was, that the war
would last until the enemy was whipped and
driven from our svil-aDd the best Wav TO
whip them soon, and drive them from the
country and eud the struggle, was to send men
enough 10 do IL AT once, aud subscribe money
enough to sustain those men in the field.
He concluded with = compliment TO the
ladies-though the topics he had di-cussec re.
lated rather 70 the action OF men, yet women
could exert great influence in carrying out
the objects OF the Government In It's policy
the influence OF woman WAS great In any de-
partment Of life, though wars were not the
proper sphere or theatre TOR them but even
in war their influence held sway over the
hearts and spirits Of those engaged ia ba tile.
Many soldier upon the battle laid would
feel encouraged ia ths hour of con nict, when
he thought that q mothers prayers aud the
tAougAts and hopes Of some fair one were
following him 70 the scenes Of his trisIs and
his dangers. lie was proud 10 say that the
meg OF his native State tsieugs:iaj had dona
heir daty and were still willing 10 do more !;
dnd the woaaen, too, have doae their part,
afdnoas Ms II lie. In several Of tlie counties the
lh<ii~s had done Lobby the way Of pGoyil.
ing garments and comforts Tor the yolan lsefs
Ard Old Richmond, toa. had acted nobly; ten
companies In the feld-nsariy ous.hah her
voting population AID others still ready 10
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Inn uuiere bsfen GamiIiens9 afbinen Il, bsr sssr',4 h.,
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ben 6GHiilisn. uab 6atrifnebraud. Die pr.ifc Ss su5,Ta lG
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que Siu9erlhen Mtalbtnen MAIDEN BEN { 4, ;,,.-y.-,
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%erbalten wth, IGret6t fur Elm Grenplar ppn g M SN8.
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9fdoeln, 3ptrn, SaumwpQenooYr ,,nh @n
nne ale Gum @etrdu6 sinsr Ndbmaftine urtSrsnt -
Seniianee ilno et hnter5sitaeteH in aroser guSn,' ! !.
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,r Dc ~ nniss;s,Ssasisn SaSsn Gin GOmpasnit- o s4dt ersfnsi
lM'KEEvER s. BROKEN.
anr tperOsn in ibrsm Store, No. A gr6ouo.
p0tel, @earl Ctr, &thmonb. 0o.
far bic Gplse Gin tets rei6baItiase Qaocr fIbrsr ,0, ;.-
pcrtirten rno inISnpifben '~f'" W Um"
NStinsn, liquors anb giadrren.
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bet uns sttarfie @rtifeI GIs d9t sarantirr. SserSsn fam fam :
ua@ ls0sn' aestls Der StaSt frei ins Saue atIiefert rnirS'
AIer. McRteogr.
9bas. 81. Srifen.
@ Dr. 9riden erlaubf ih Ieinen SrsunSsr 81.
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WltSseser II. 8rifen. - VIZ po"n
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Or. Briden,
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Gtne neue Gabrit> uub Sa-Snr-
Staot I'm 5aen Sou 0prfrff
efii esntraiaen uno bsfen Seebafen nr
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StcacHraes, ,Wii&sa Der 5. n 6.
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United States
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Der untsrSsi6nete srlautt fh einem aeebrten
publitan, pie @nSeise su maiden, Oae or 3wtldcn
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in ieinem frsunoti6en unb tablen ectdle amaze,
astm 3t nGden.
8t6ncnc, 20. Sult 1860.
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DER antsrjsi&nete s~nipiebIt b5fibif ftiu,u
Srsunoen nne benz pnblifum Iein aueoeDsbnt,s
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Nedbtee Gslterltr. WdHer.
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Oran5ptlbe Branoies uno 3iUtEpeiue.
Sbampa9asI IaGt Surten),
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aue Scrten eiareurt (GcrbtaIs), ais; RirmmsI
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Gdu6tabat, Sdroines &c. &c.
llnt freuublibrn 3rjprub g @y,os,ks~s
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9aRts., Sndd,6ans uHo Sasrrbier-6 oIon
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Nsute ~Soareinataus arO eassrbtrr- Spirtbfdoit.
Orr Underestimate bdi an Der 17ten Struse,
oem 5ildbmdrts aeaeaiibs; Gin neues Sndd. n
Scnrsins- 5ans er6fnet. pas er ieinsn Sreun,
cfF ave eena putIiium in auStmctnsu bsatns
emrfeblt.
IN Dem Bnrrcca cities neu einaert6tetcn
5eHIse ane Rets @etrdEss dasr art nne btR,,
SuIlitdt 81 taten. b~sfOnbers rmpFeblr otsr elm
Wiae antes eaSsr-@ies8
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N~ONTlCELLO HOTEL
BON
Simon Gfeinfefn-
g. &1ffter'S
RirfAl6oft uaS qoS.rb;,r.eoror

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l2te Sfrnee, 5wiIuen G~ranfIin nnO Mdtn ctr
Qrater @nper'sl
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ltstn prsifsn bsi Der 6Infd,s unb @alcne IN "a.
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BARRIER. unb 5~dnyfbnsioe.G afrn
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Den wltf9Iisoern CUR gia6fiht, bos iehen
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bee 9rrrn S&ab fatt.
bGgemeper. ORD. @ero.
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9NI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

VFV~F ~VVVMUBNNe
NeiReu Ireunoen nnc Betannfen. Sp,pie Sem
Sslammten YrbIitum Die eraebsne Qn,ride, Sa6
.ih an Der @fe Der 8. u. SrOapirret sinsn
va Berbters 9 a Ipon
srOfnet babe uno laoe 6iernit ale ueine Qanbs.
leuts frsnnoii&f gum SrIu@ b~,rIelbeu Gin.
n. q. Mpers,
GEe Der 8. tuo BrudoRr.