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War News &c. Of Thursday

Thousands IF Mary,aalgr. in tue r.bol
army it IS reported desire - return to their
allegiance to the Union.
IL is said that the y,Xal qu,-,ti,n Of cx-
changing prisoners VIII SON be. .ttIrl
TIE Tribune saws the Government ha, le
e'oed " ia 't,''.t'is III VIZ, - -
, rean erf. II - ''''s - In - ' ''''
The Ty,oex saws tn, G ,y.r7r,eo, l.,s A..
ci4ed mn m taE. ,art n ~. cxn.i.,i, -
ayainsr Nrxicn' - - ~ ''''' ~
4 l,tt.r from North C,rIin, confirms
nreviou. accounts Of a l,r,.= AID i .,,-,niac !
organization OF Unionists in t At stl,e.
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We have TIE auth ,rity of a reliable
gentleman who was in Freedom on a visit at
the time Of the reception of Elliot, for say
ing that the first account Of the riotous,
reasonable affair were very near the truth,
aihdavits to the contrary, notwithstanding.
-Rockldad Dem,
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900 # al. ., s.,s ~ v,a,. p' =, -.
'ns'.
TINS fIasr ~ ruF Sag,ls. Rev. Dr Ten
reg vii deliver tie fr.. 81 the .eries q
Hone I,st4rss. II Lords HILL. IN Taeslay
cyenln: next. c,nln .ucin; a, Il pat
o'clea W anticipate fol- lsdse. and
an abe l.q.tara. VII II T., a.kia, t., faael.
ot oar citizens. l. rs41-s, then, +, fIke nj
=, .,rs-.. al NE ia. cn,-ra-I.., -.
.e~.
-oaF merchants h',' ''t'ri a "friin;
''s' '''s't ss7fs' n a''' pa '''ti' % ft.as
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rTTho friends of Rev Or. sheldon are
making an effort 20 settle him in " ateryile
as plstar He reaides in Bath. but has
preached in Wateryi!le one fourth Of the
time for the past year Two Thousand dol
lars have bcea subscribed to pay him Tor two
ye.lrs.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS.

> naa Oh NEWSPAPERS. ia package.
.VVp Il a.tg ~ ueie, uauisl at tbs
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.-oHr merchants hay, signed writin.
- c'asa their s;7Fe' 1t half pa, -atea 5.st5sk
in tie eYeaIns. flis Gis,s the elsfss al
the rrefrIeiars tiHe h attcnl t. many Ia
TO-. that hive hrrzt 1flrs h'cn lttcndci =. #
At all Al unreasonable hours The stlr-s
viii 40 lansef b H. rendezvous for Her
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FROM MISSOURI.
suppression of News by the Federalists-
The g erortcd BnttIe, &c.

LOUISVILLE, August IA gentleman who
has Just reached here from St Louis reports
that i'm Dor tant dispatches mad been received
there from Springfield, but had been sur.
pressed. All telegraph messages go diret
to Gen. fremont's headquarters, where the
most absolute censorship is exercised over
them
i dispatch, da ted at Springfield, Mo, July
20, says: Gen. McCuilocn is moving SLOWLY
forward. His forces are divided into three
columns, the better 10 subsst by forage. The
Federal troops are quietly awaiting McCul
lOch's approach. Gen. Ivon has officially
applauded Eeigle. This dispatch was prob
ably writ er III St. LOnis1
LOUISVILLE, Aug. --Ine St. Louis Demo.
crat, INST received, says that Generals Solo
mon and /tigle's troops made the first three
hundred and fifty miles travel from Spring
field III three Gays, but does not state under
what impulse he time was made In the
course OF some remarks about Il battle which
had occurred, but whs. i.er IN reference 70 the
battle st Carthage. or 10 the recently re-
ported one AT Srrir gflel0 the IA per does not
stata, the dtor says:
"The reported number of rehels killed has
oaen moderated. People of the neigh borhood
affirm that a. least one thousand were killed
ana wounded. Several trophie of battle hav.
been brought here, including bars of iron, fired
from Jackson's cannon. They also fred foul
and eight pound weights.
CtDeT 1nIsSorr papers 81 tie tina. the pro-
gremme is to establish camp of 81 GOO a.
Spring field, to operate against Arkansas and
TEXAS "a soon as the weather viii permit -
The peoplc viii he held responsible for any adj
vantages taken OF 10 troops. They will be-
in sufficient force 10 take possession of vii
lagos. and soldiers will be quarteseC in ojti
2ens' houses, and will draw their ratious from
the CITIZENS. This is regarded as the only
means OF keeping the peOple quiet"
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lEcInPSrs OF THE RsTsBAr.-The Richmond
correspondent Of the Columbia Sou ID Carroll
nian relates the following:
on the retreat, . tired Yankee stopped - i
farm hcuso and be<Ysd f'r water Mr.
Thornton, the owpsr, bapCed him > tprnh;.1
pour:ns . htile brandy in o Ii, - he sserso
very exhausted. AZ she offered IT, lie
shrans bicR for Il moment but TOOK II ard
drank It. She asked HIM why he did %. snc
he rep ed, To bs card'd wIth yoa, fearad
you had put poison into H." She replisd
" Sir, you do not Saow yen ars ares king TO u
Virginia lady; 10 be equally candid with yoR,
VOC 20 no farther" She then called two OF
nor servants and direct lad tnsn 10 d;sarn
aim. which they did. Anothsr coming AZ for
watar abe MADE The servant. treat him sint-
larry, and TINS took t-' prisoners. A few
minutes after another Y,pk.e ~snt TO the
spring, and = ervant s,rI give hi IN water
h. sald, "Good bye, girl" 0h-n she said,
no, you must 60 10 my mis- Lfsss and thank
ser, rot TIE " she marched him up. ard
she sot ear tho party, shs cried cut, 'R,.-
treas. here i, my pr.aoner,' AID thus another
was b9Ggei, and the three guarded untii
e aad OF cavalry came and marcned them 10
headquarters.
An Aid OF Gen. Bsauregarc told us that be
naa just been over 70 tna.k the lady, in the
Generals name, for her heroic conduct.
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z.
WIN your r"rnission ] avail myself Of
tins opportunity TO return rly grateful sra
h~artfet that * III The Siad ladies OF e.auss
a"N Cnlnsptr C0uri-itCusea who rtet M.
viii many other poor wounded .oidi.rs 4G
ne cars, with h!.c.b.rry w,ues. warn, tea.
lld many other deiicacie. 100 numerous to
mention, Out MI cali aixted 10 soc he AND re-
IRISH p wore ont soI5isr.) while on our w,v
from me battle ground OF Manassas Crowds
81 Ia1ios ASSEM- hled Al tbe dep IS OF tho shows.
mentioned places 10 await tina arrival OF the
trsin which wns 10 convey US FROM the xcsne
OF seton, bringing wiz tncm kiad acrtis CT
comfort " ch almost n,ads nae thsnkfai that
| received the uosnd
AANGpd bi@"s tken-tbat God who a. gra-
clously protested Is in cur Sine Of dancer aud
iErnsa aside the nltssti,s Of de.th buried
against Us 10y the hands Of n brstsI. INT cow
,rdly Foe. Eh.. 1rst commenced nv iour-
uey thought that ! Was far from friends nd
nome, cut / was greatly mistaken, for
wounded so'G!er VIII always tint relief and
ceinio!t - hsDeYsr aGt wherever he may meet
WIN III" i1otee OF The Old Dc,Rinion.
received my wound ia the e4rly part OF
the engagement whilst a!.sIuutiug 10 shoot a
coUarQly IGpkee, who Was dodgipp bs1 md Il
eush TIE bali passed through the Cd If Of my
ie!t leg, a1d was cut on. behind. l WIS car
ried under large tree 10 have the ball cut
ont, ana whilst there a cannon ball sha ttered
the top OF the tree into thousand pieces
without ia )nring me il the least Dee OF nv
company, James A. ThoEss vas shot dead
II my side BY A Yankee, eho pretended TO he
in the agonias Of death Cur gallan. Major
George C4heit. sssi.g he deception prAaticad
upon poor Tlomss, Chan wGcIn 6 br,.vgr aua
be ,tsr man never 1ivsa,) afss his revolver
and sent the Yankee seouldrel to his last
account.
Our regiment (ths EFFICIENTLY was soon
ordered to charge upon portion OF Sherman's
Battery, which ti.sy did with the greatest
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tAT5Es- Il :. . ai[ 81. 1881
VS. 80 10y ~ MT cur people fsa! he
sr'1. ssi s'Grs " r4.!sf 3: gst-j.:1 ri of th-r
- ks' crHr@ssU1a, WHO have comni.te.'
very :crt 81 icprs''4tt0n Uncu them auG
rave tue tnilTst c 2CtlJenco, lrHnl what tu.v
~ OF 'h@ir preoIi'!t&te refraSt from Ma
nas.1a, thtt hey viii rns show Their teen
ta-s aGaln ~efs SrJn. They wecs tie mos
terr it-G body - iTJnpr th,t ever u-o from ?
n.tsI"-r-'d, sal IS est G.,ied hat III. left
Two r1itliV"t Of iToIer.T behind them IN 1rtii-
cry. st'--t 2IIr.. asuf.uiI zion, camp equip
gag, 4. ", the rosa being .trAwu for
i0'io. allow aLo blow this place with their
ahaudoned arms, sror"s, and SO aipmrns l.
Tt> 'efiainlr rbe bes- equipped army h..
ever took III. h'io in ehls q untry There sre
Two london com o." llcs h"rs, witch were IT,
The hottest OF the ngnt Oh tandsy week. ard
suffered couStderaris loss - Capt. Racers
Battery and Capt WeIhy Cart.r's Cavalry
Company Carer los ;iine OF n, rrpu on the
ntld, and we un3srr;aip' oGH Of Rogers me-,
has disd OF lis WOUNDS slDCs th- fight The
troopS nesr here are 5ll under the command
OF Gen. El.z.v, who 10 CHARTERED Al Fairt>x
Station, ,Hd who WAS pronounced hy f-u
BsaucegaId 10 ha he Beuch her Of Manas.a.
lie was promoted by The President On the
spot. NJ
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~ yffRf, ~ fy!S
BY Goddin b App-rson, Aucts.
xrERY Y.LuARLr nUILDIsG LOT. On

The SOUTH SIDE OF faANXLlN, BE
WetN MADIStT AND MONROE STRfErs,
\ FEW FEET WEST OF TIE GUBPoRATl0N
INE, FOR SALE AT Al ton VIII be sold,
~ auction. on the rremi-es " TtE>DAf. the
tn August 1854, at o clock NJ, that va uaoie
5UlLOlNG LOT. located rs above. (sdfoiaing the
esideace Or Robert Archie, ) fronting ~ feet
thu south side of Franklin street, runetas
back $50 .eet to ailey-
TFSMs One fourth cash balance at 1. sand IL
months fog negitiaNle notes, interest added, Sc
Gu red by trust deed ~ title retained.
This l. ! is ICca'e 10 irust agreeable and i'm
growing part Of the city, ard presents fsvora-
lie opp3rtunltv fer inves ment
au5 GoDDiN Il AfPERsON, Auct's.
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SPLENDID OAyLLBr.-The Raleigh papers
speak III glowing terms OF the Ashs Cayslry,
Captain Crumpler, now rnc - 10 psd near that
clty Inc men NINETY nine in pumbsrl are
nearly all Six feet high, and 10 their complex
ION and rovemeh,s present The very picture
Of health. Tie horsss without ali sxceptiou,
are OF the beat description large, strong and
we'll made. Among them IL beautiful
bioodst marc with The classic name OF Z" Vir-
ginia Dare" (the name OF the nrit white Der.
son born on this C0n'inent,) which will serys
as d war. steed for the gallant Commander of
the company.
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Federal Congress.

WAsHIygToS. August In the Senate to
day the bill authorizing the Secretary Of tn
navy TO purchase charter vessel to aid il
the coiiec tiou OF the revenue. was passed.
A resolution was iJas I'D directing that Mrs
Douglas shall receive the atr2t,eg-s due to
Senator Douglas.
WAFEIEGToS, August 3-Enereetic meas
urss are SrtGg adopted TO prevent The trans
mission of letters Gems TO the South
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Treason in the Capitoi--T r. Breckenridge
and the Ab0litionists.

WATERMELON, August In the Senate, or
yesterday, Mr. Breckenridge in the course Of
some remarks said that the responsibility for
the c.a @ghtec near Manassas was upon th'
Government, And i1rther that we We're hurl
ing brave fellows into 0.Ath for principles
which three fourths of them apnoffe"
Mr.. BAKER replied that Mr.. BreckinIi5ge's
appeals were made only TO animate our enc
n.ies- Were not, he said. the words of thu
Kentucky Senator words of brilliantly pol
ished treason uttered Il he Capitol?
Mr.. Sumner Interrupted r. Baker anf
asked, what would have been 6Oue 9Th :
Roman Senator similarly conducting himself
1-r. Baker replied, lin a subdued tone,l h
would have Haer hurled from The TarpeaI
Rock
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Later rrcIn Europe.

CAPE RAE, Aug 3 The Steamship Fulton
with Liverpool dates TO Wednesday, jul,
eth was boarded Off This Cape last evening
LtrerIooi cotoa Narket, Juiu "a The
sales Of cotton tor the past three business
days were - 600 bales, OF which specula tors
and exporters took y 900 bales The marker
advanced lilo to ID, ana closed with an ad
yancipg tendency.
Lon13a NoHeV MIrksl.-Consols closed al
from IS aoe for money.
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RALTIxoKK, Aug. -Ihree steamers from
Fortress n 6nroe cruising about the mouth OF
the Javaes River. We're ii red on from The Con
f dera e batteries. The steamers &c aground
la attempting To escape, aud II IL believed
they will be either captured or DESTROYED
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Another Popular Dom cnsifa,;on Ia Balti.

New IoRs, Aug The New York Fifth
Regiment, Oh iheir way home through Bali
more, were stoned in shat city by a crowd
who cheered TOR ".eft Davis " Little harm
was done, and several OF the shOu ters wers
aIres ted who were subsequently released CD
swearing allegiance to Lincoln
The Pennsylvania reserve has been placed
under the command of Gen. Mccall
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DGsCHARaED. --Adyicas from the North state
that quite : number OF the general officers OF
is said. "honorably discharged - Among the
number are Morris and Sanford of New ork;
Runy4n, OF New Jersey; Cox, Schleigh and
Bates, Of Ohio; and Patterson, of Pennsylva-
MIA.
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ARkAssAs The Memphis Appeal has pri-
rate adrices from Northern Arkansas, which
represent the people az rushing TO arms by
thousands. The proclamation OF Gen Har-
dee, whose headq uarters are ~ Pocah ontas,
has been responded 10 in a manner amo3t un-
expected He will have a respectable nlny
under nm noW ii a few days. whose nuTr bers
We do LOS deem it expedient 10 tieG ton, tut
equal, we feel assured, for The emergency for
which they are dies signed. The "bowie- knife
boys are nard TO beat, especially where there
IL lighting o. a terocious or desperate character
10 be done.
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An improbable story,

New NoRk, JuiV The steamship North
ELM Light brings copy u the Panama Slar
IN which II is stated that an Engi ish chip as
recently overhauled nud bearded by n rriva-
tser from the Confederate states, in latitude
"a deg and longitude g.
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The priyasesrs Again.

BosTos. August 5.-A letter received here
written on board the tr,gate Savannah. living
off Cape Hattsras, states tha. iha Savannah
ehssad a iaii risgsd 2OQ tons bur.heu brig or
tue shoais. l.is soppcsed tina, the Os,S " A.
the JET DAVIS OF ems Of her prizes.
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ST. LOWS, Aug. -Solomon's and Zsigie' s
regiments and two Ohio regiments have ar.
rived. They will be disbandad. Strong ef
vice.
The Home Guards are still in service, and
1t is now beyond the tine OF their enlistment.
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oolness and bravery, having taken it with

coolness and bravery, having taken It with
the loss Of but few men. The company to
which belonged, (the Charlotte Rifles, Capt
T. j. Spencer) am happy to say, acted with
great coolness and bravery throughout the
whole engagement. Our noble Captain In as
brave and good man as ever lived rallving
his men throughout the whole battle. Firs,
Lieutenant Matthew Lyle. of tho Charlotte
R'hes distingus shed himself by killing six OF
the scamrs and taking several prisoners.
Among them was Capt. Jack Downey. Of the
New York I>naves, who, with the true spirit
NJ Yankee after he was captured, threw UT
his hands and cried for mercy, when he was
told he should not be harmed, Minnie
musSet, brace CT pistols, and sword, with
ms name on II, we're taken from him. If ever
Il man deserved promotion, Lieut.. l. does.
) d. S & Memte OF Charlotte Rifles.
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, ,,u.n Recent statements prove this

their truth Recent statements prove this
The kindness Of the enemy TO our wounded
now in their custody ia atsested by seyenii
of our surgeons, who remained at their post
| 10 care for our dying and wounded. The ex
tract from a letter written by a young surgeon,
nov a prisoner aud III attendance. will bs u
.ufficiant answer to the war laUruals "Notb-
ing can exceed the kindness shown hy ali to
our wouudsd here. Deiieac..S brought from
Richmond are aha ~ed with our poorA2ys, and
kind ladies from Richmond attend then day
AVID night VIII the war jour- ala notice
hts
WIEN rHs GLOW" Is TO RE srKrcK.
Northern paper says
Gen. Mcclellan has now comm md OF al
~ forces in and around The Old District ~
Colamnia. In less thau ten dave W. VIII
have here a fully equipped aud de'sfninNd
army of ~, o0o men. hbons the hrst OF sep
isnhsr next blow is 10 he struck
FirKIorIc cLxs0rsas
Extract from letter written by IN h!1isco-
n.lisn clersyman In south Carolina, 30 his
pncIe in New York, dated July IS, 1891
81 need no, say anything about the war. l.
IS upon Us, and ii sny reliance 10 70 he placed
IN tue III r.ats Ct voGr people and the Irocia-
nations OF your President, ~ promises to be u
t.rribl@ war As true IS there - = God IN
n.,,.r the North Will tail III It, mad under
f,t,ns. We never will submit. We VIII
0,ntss long as tu-Ie is ; man to hoid = wss.
a1n and IA Their thHA he forced back into the
tto,.rurrnf OF LtuCoin, " hica We thoroughly
nate ws WAL sacrifice property ana life, and
So. our beautiful laud converted unto ous
graveyard When Our arIuiss are thiun.d by
.l-uE d Ter md men become scarce / shrI
-,rh0ut h.,it4rion ynIuolr.ruvssif Asyon
ave ia he ho.ll no doubt ynu ara n, n
,JHc, s,rOus lalsH urh, sGu 60 III tcr ccer-
,I.u / G2pe %e NAV nstef mo. Oh The fisid
tita IausketS pCIut.d aLe 81 U,hz-
IL r H.
yOIcs TRoE LoSa IsLAnp.
We fod the fo'icw':s c1mmuries ticn from
90,
,na EN,,h H., u.,I. II wv $500. al
y,un,s. ~ ola Suduik
t.au1uliy sk.is., tbs luhulusa, uottt.cHi
NGr--llus var 10 arSak up az UGoa, I,
,..v,.ir -.ucs xi,rrJ.s t,,LG.t'I. iD,. nader
t"oi we ere NOT 'fE@i| e "a i&" pa 'Sd
~ 90 go ~ -. Il
.,,.,,
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4 ooHssFT,

h,x 1'''Ta al eminent on the above III.
Y. "s Daily News says:
nh9pt 'or no other blessing than thu.
III 1,y - our strOnK men on thatSab
b. ast5,,, - d. aDfs not arouse thinking men
"a b. h-, aud Christian action, then thsrr
" u 49, D'I'eTness forever IN The recoIlec
Ialp,nf.' az uni al FEC. OF Bail Run. Twas
'e@'gr, master which has no rsdeemina
'..I.y psA Actp' u. may TEN per the spirit OF
IL ta,ion - power among US. and arouse
Atorlpr." realization OF the threatened
Lue VIZ. !" Tie future. II there ever wa.
satteq, NJ tne voice Of passion shoul Id be
H' lhsnnseIslh PRIDE and power should hum
% let. Of - 'hs' time ID low, as we read
le fgtur,O !, tha dead, and Iosk forward 70
1t'oIailou threatening us with "a Continents
fsop n, '0E'assS ,ALsssoons.
@g 'a'ae paper we copy the follow.
%say az. 'sa fqa.! the base u,al,xpitv in
ZEN 1alEs =, VI sta !eaasnts 10 excite The Nor.
slew 80, % Asres revenge, I'D - incrss..
~al tar,eetes. These falsskoods arr for r.
,ir4llsa. V ~ al the Nor /. by unprinc,plsd
"n. VIC. or sIaanale from srI.r, no w u
"'e for The n, ry.lous oyrrr,an.
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a., the Army from Generals
~ ,n and Beaurc Sard-Iist OF
MY Killed and " oundcd
TO- i.n'"'s
|..f,c cr., SO.
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The New York Fire ZouaVes became quite
insubCrdinate after the retreat OF the 2lst, and
a regiment was ordered out 10 restrain them.
Nine were committed to Jail for an attempt to
lpsprt
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jIlfe II9
BY Richard Cau,horn, Amer.

This (MONpAY MerNiNG. at 10 O'Clock.
L at nay store. Will rsil at auction, loo : bids.
Bacon: bbis. Macksral: l. bbls Herrings; doz.
PAINTED Buckets AdaIGautine Caud e.: 4bbls N.
q. Sugar; MoiaSses; bois. apple Brandy; Blass
Tea, 81
ALSO II achor: large Sal: Rope and Tackle +,
0yser Bar; Stoves, AID suniry oti er articles
au & R-GAUTHOsN Autt'r
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THE rGRGINIt RAGS TRACa w no was fore.
mos in tie last heat q: Manassas VIII that
old tory OF the louisville Journal ans Wer p
p1ris EB II
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MORE oy TIE FARcg The Lincoln Congress
has passed direct taxation bill. The Uon-
isdsre'e States aF"to pay as follows: virgi-
n~. ~ 40 aadi North Carolina, SsSs. as3
South CnToiina, s54s. $50; aso.xla. is;s ssh:
Aiacaua. SiW.s20; Nissisaippi, Sal9. e21;
Louisiana, ssTs ,so3; Tsnnssass, $1,000 247;
Arkansas, sss7, sas; Florida, sI!6, asa; Tsxas,
S5s2 800.
TIE TAI collectors will have q hard road I'd
travel, judging from the success Of the arst
batch at stone Bridge.
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THIyas AT CArRo.-The Columbus, KY,
correspondent of the Mem phis Argus, writes
July 81 as follows:
There has been one continued excitement
here and at Cairo since the rumor reached heIe
that Geper al Pillow was moving on Birds
Pont. General Prent iss has been running
around like dog " in high oats" for q week
past The other night the picket guard at
Birds Point came running into camp ut the
same speed rs their going from Manassas TO
washington.
The picket guard were terribly excited -
They brought in III telligence that Gen Pillow
was within half mile with thirty thousand
well armed men, moving on Rrd's Point -
me soldiers IN camp were thrown int n state
Of confusion, which existed for some time
They were contemplating retreat when news
came that there Was nothing Of Gen. Pillows
movements towards Birds Point
General Prem tis5 who has been INSTRUMENT
al in stealing negroes for several months, is
fearful that he cannot main tain his position
1T Cairo, and has il in contemplation to tvsc-
na'e Birds Point and put his entire force in
Cairo
General John Charles Fremont will visit
Cairo in = short time SO he has Informed
General Prantiss He is now in st. Louis.
few balls thrown into Cairo would
cause stampede equal to the - Virginia
races"
THR CASE or g. 5. TALTaPggRo We hope
hat our Government at Richmond will havo
III eye 10, dud regard Tor, the case OF Mr.. Il
>. Tdliaterro, formerly Of this place but more
recently CT The Light. house Board, Washing
ton Dir. T. is nephew of the late Hon
john Iaiiaferro, of this State, aud secured
ais Office al Washington, under the Pierce
Adrninistra ton. through the influence OF
leading men ~ Virginia We believe him 10
oe true 10 the South and the fact that he
vas making nis way 10 this place when ar.
restdd at Port Tobacco, and taken back 10
Warrington, as q spa, according TO the Lin
coin kilograms, is OF itself su ficient to lusti
~ our Government in in Interfering in his be-
acf, and securing his release IS early as pos
.tb:a.
All the male relatives OF MI T in this gee
iiCn are unsTerying in tiaif love Of the South,
- theIr valuable services in the ranks OF
hose VIII" are fighting ia battles will fully
httest.- Ere GeTicksburg Recorder.
RgBsLLIOs AMOS TIE Troops IN WASHING
ros.-We learn that in Intelligence Of an Ru
tentic character has been received at Ma
nass'ta OF the u; ter demor;.lizt, ion OF the Fed
aTGi troops III Washington, and that they are
aoW in open rebellion, defying both their Off
1ers and tae Government. Thousands OF
hose who participated in thn grand retreat
from Manassas Oh the 2lst uIt. b2y. lett heir
regiments AMI gene bone, while those who
remain fail to pay any attention whatever to
Ihe Oh dtrs almost daily issued for their organ.
zftiOn Conflicts OF quite n serious charac.
ter have occurred between r1anp OF The vol
nnteer and Regular corps, and every thing, it
i. said, goes To show that the - Grand Army"
which WIS to have marched uninterrupted to
Richmond. IL now perfectly deJnoraiized, and
NAT II is i'm possible to infuse nto it the least
vitaItty.-LgnchburQ R<p.