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- Nsr YerE sersnlh KerImenI.

By the following which we copy from the
New York Evening Post, it win be seen thai
this Incompatible body of soldiers are in
teEding to offer their services again to the
Government: - 30
Many Of the members Of the Seventh reg
iment met st the armory last evening, and
there was ample evidence Of their wiling
ness 20 shoulder their muskets 70 respond 70
the call Of the country. ., 80 5.i.oa
A consultation was held by the officers,
the resultof which did not transpire, but it Is
understood that the services Of the regiment
have been rendered TO the Government Tor rs
long q period as they are needed r.
Although many OF the members have
Joined other organizations tbetWeen two
and three hundred already holding commits
siona) YET It is confidently stated that the
regiment could start at twenty -four hours
notice with at least fheen hundred men.
Probably two thousand Of the ex-members
who ere yet young enough 70 shoulder their
arms, are residing 10 this city, and many OF
them are ready TO volunteer. "A co1sidera-
bic numberi appeared At the armory this
morning, and announced their readiness to
20 with the regiment.
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nIIaaoURI TTRMs.
JFFFERsoS CITE, July "a.

aH JFfFEk6OA N4EAt suA "a
In the Convention this morning, Mr..
Mass introduced q resolution to the effect
that any change in the executive or govern
ment OF the State by the present convention
would not conduee 70 the welfare Of Missouri.
The resolution was strongly debated and f.
nally referred to the committee of seven
chosen to report what action this convention
shall take. Had vote been taken on it, it
would have been lost.
Alter some other unimportant business the
Convention adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing.
The Convention Is waiting for the report
! of the committee Of seven, which represents
every Congressional District Of the State.-
Before taking any action it will report to-
morrow. The State government in the exec
utive department will be reOrganized, it is
thought, and the present ineumbents will be
removed.
Tho city was thrown into q state Of great
excitement last evening at IL o'clock, owing
to pickets firing at an officer VINO gallopsd
past them, not knowing they were there
BE was not hit.
The artillery summoned the troops in the
city and fair grounds TO arms, and the re-
port go, out that Jackson was approaching
the city with large force, which of course
was entirely false.
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FR0lI WAsHlNaFoN. D

WA7nAAaAOAy July a.
The most vigorous measures are being
adopted hy the war department for a thor
ough audcomplete reorganization Of our ar
my. Old systems will be changed to pracli-
cal modes for the better management Of our
forces by providing reliable officers. To this
end the Secretary OF War has Issued general
orders to day that ell officers of regiments
viii be subject TO examination by board Of
officers 10 be appointed BY the war depart
ment with the concurrence Of the Command
er. To-day nearly $4,000 men have been
accepted and at this moment are being mar
shaled into service all over the North.
The prompt appointment Of Gen. McClel.
Ian, who is now on his way here TO COM
mand the grand army, has given undoubted
satisfaction and created great enthusiasm
among the soldiers.
The following additional wounded have
been received at Georgetown: Second Wis
consin regiment @. Densig, ]. B. Whitney
%. X g. Il. Hyde, Co. @, Sergeant JOSEPH
Roberts, Co. E.
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About thres weeks ago, our Washington
telsgraPhie correspondent sent dispatch in
which he stated that Chase and Blair we're
getting to be impatient a. SORTS dilstory
movsuepts. A contemporary having charged
the authorship Of the dispatch on to Mr.. J
W. Schuckers, formerly one Of the reporters
of the Leader, but now a clerk in the
Treasury Department, justice requires US to
say that Mr.. Schucke=s is not The author and
never sent it neither is he our telegraphic
correspondent as" I.,ar.,-
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FROM WAsHNGTON,

l9l WAsHNsFoE, July "a.
The French and English Governments are
blockade and propositions 59 6 pesEl2P E6b & Qf & 2PS
be expected in few weeks.
It is believed here that Johnston and his
rebel forces will retire from Manassas 10 the
position they formerly occupied.
There is no doubt, from the reports of our
scouts, that a PANIC occurred among the
rebel troops, which prevented their pursuing
our retiring forces, and that they retreated
behind their Entertainments at Ma. asSas
Junction. sl1f
Mr.. Van Wyck, N. G., nom New York,
states thai Mr.. Ely, Congressman, from the
Rochester District is sale, but the news lacks
confirmation.
It is ascertained that Grifil's Battery of
artillery lost seven men killed and seventeen
wounded.
Double eagles which have been tsmpersd
with By counterfeiters, were detected to-day
at the sub-treasury, They had been split
open, the central portion taken out, and then
illed up With platinum and newly milled.-
They we're of the exact weight and size Of
the new coin.
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GIN. nIcCLELLAN An PITrsnURe.

hl1oV ODD PITTssURe, July q.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived tonight amidst
the firing Of cannon, fireworks and other
demonstrations An immense conc0urse Of
people met him at the deEpt he was es.
corted by military, 6remen and citizens, 70
the Aonongahela House, where be was ihtEo.
dueed 70 the POpulace by Judge Shannon,
when be made felicitons acknowledgement
which was received with enthusiastic plaud-
its. BE viii leave on the u o'clock train
eastward.
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nhn-Rrrnlnr Lender.

We issue every afternoon at O'Clock an Even
Oq Leader containing all the latest news up e
fhsttime. The Evening Leader will contain all
the tolermph,c news received in the day time
aud is q complete paper In itself suosoll1s''
can Be furnished with the morning OF evening
edition At the same pr.eei viz, hVe ooliAIs
sear, or ffty cents per month. News Asen'' iu''
hished at 81 so per 100 copies.
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The special to the Memphis Argus, from
Richmond, 22d, says: 'r hfFFes B
Beauregard commanded on the right al
Manassas, and Johnson on The left.
Shernan's battery is captured.
Beauregards horfs was carried from under
him. rslsff..--
Gen. Barlow, of Georgia, and Bse, Of
South Carolina, are killed. tia sss s--
The Lynchburg regiments afe cut TO pieces.
The Argus editorially says that Governor
jackson recently addressed number of Mis-
slssourians now forming into regiment near
that city, who are equipping rapidly, to re-
tntn "a Ml..nn.i - -
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FROM WASHINGTON,

7fl s4sd 5s7is NEW YOBk, July "a.
The subscription list of the Eve million
dollar loan on sixty day treasury notes ct
par footed up this morning over three mil
lion OF dollars. It was supposed the entire
amount would be taken before the close Of
the day, The Assistant Secretary did not
urge the mates daring the excitement yes
tsrday, and the subscriptions since Monday
noon have nearly ali been voluntarily made.
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m. New YorE tribune and the war.

The New YORK lftouue 1ua INV Wa
The course Of tie above journal for the
mast few weeks has been astonishing not to
nav outrageous. It is well known that the
Tribune has the largest circulation of any
Newspaper in America and for this reason,
there is vast weight of responsibility rest
ing upon it as a moulder Of public opinion.
But this responsibility t seems to have either
forgotten, or wilfully perverted against the
Administration. It's numerous readers will
bear testimony TO the pertinacity with which
the Tribune has shouted Its war cry OF
Forward to Richmond" as though transport
ing an army to that city were an every day
labor, to be performed by simply giving the
word Forward, March" The Notifications
and entertainments At Manassas, and the
masked batteries along the whole route were
mere straws which would be thrust aside or
walked over with the most perfect ease
Gsu. Scott was patriotic aud skilled in mill.
tary srlsnce, It was true, but he had no true
conception Of the rebellion and was altogether
too savingo Of blood. President Lincoln wa
true aud honest but if he had any regard
for his own safety upon the Presidential
chair, he must depOse Scott discharge
Seward, make lhs editor of the Tribun'
Prime Minister, and then say to each new
regiment as it filed past the White House o.
the Capitol, "SOldiers, you are brave, sn'
the enemy are towards. You are mighty
ana ihey are weak. You are many AM
they are few. Across that Long Bridge
the way to Richmond. Take that road an,
push on until you overtake your predeces
sors; then march on to Richmond, and b
sure you get there before the lst OF July, o
at the latest, before the Goth. Now go; TAX
no thought for the morrow, what ration
you shall eat, nor Wherewithal your canteen
shall be fIlei. We will attend to that, o
ifnot, you wiz stArve in the cause of you
country e.r-
We leave it to the readers of the Tribune
such has not been the burden of its editC
rlals, anu Dechuse Us HuNiOe H0S NV OOe
followed, it has denounced the Administra
ton in the severest terms, as slow and in
beetle, and asleep to all the importance of th
wH.
Now, forced into it before be was ready
Gen. Scott ordered the army forward, and
The first battle we were beaten. Does II
Tribune acknowledge its error Not bi
On the contrary, it proceeds, with the mo-
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Ola A.hrabuIa Fir. M. T,,,.. :, !.

Hon. J. R. Giddings Il now in this city ar
ranging for the immediate clothing and sub
slstence Of aregiment OF volunteers which is
nearly raised in Ashtabula county and will
be filed within the present week. The peo-
pie there have acted upon the news Of the
rep1lsa at Manassas, and have not waited
for the Presidents Feeuisltion.-C Columbus
JoIERa1 q.
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mon TNpIANAP0LIa
IHBlAzAro1ls July ?.

-ae = S-l1 3aly q.
The 7th and sth regiments, thres months
man, reErrned here to-day and met with al
enthusiastic reception By cur citizens. They
viii be paid of and mustered out Of service.
They are allin fine spirits, and express q de-
termination to re-enlist and 90 for three
years.
The 9Th, sth and 10th regiments are on
their way home.
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THE DESIGNS UPON MANASSAS.
Colonel CamerOn's Body.

ITelegrHphic Correspondence Cleveland Leader.l
WAsH1NeTOE, July 24-Midnight
have it on good authority that it was
not intended to carry Manassas BY direct
charge but to march to its left and seize the
railroad from that point % Richmond, and
thsn attack It in the rear. This was eOnsid-
cred practicable, if the battle could have
been postponed q few days.
The body Of Col. Cameron IS in house
near Bulls Run. Major WsdswOrth, who
went for il did not succeed in getting it.
The easny's pickets extend four miles this
side Of Fairfax
sicklss Brigade expected tonight s. (
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40 WAGONS OF DEAD VREBELs.
Last Night'g Report.
IAs11l1Il-l7l 4IeI3 Dl5paloue3.i
MISSOURI CONVENTION.

-. l4.3.llsa JEyTERson CIF1, July "a,
A resolution was adopted In the State
Convention to-day 4instruetine the State
Treasurer to make q statement ct the sarIi-
est momens Of what monies there were in
the treasury, also what amount had been ex-
pended since the Adjournment o. the last
Legislature, and for what purpose.
e Col. McNeal's regiment LEFT here this
evening for ST. Louis. .-' l5
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AdVlss ever one who has O0usa OF HusET
Voice or : Bad Brsaih, or any dfHeultY Of tbs
Threat, to get package Of my Throat Conisctioass
they vii relieve yol Instantly, and you VII agree
with ne that ''thsy 90 Tisht 70 the spot" TouWiIl
hnd tham very ussful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for Itiing your Cough
or AIlayins your thlst- II you tFy one paeEago I
an safs IN sayiug that you win ever Afterwards con
sidsr them indisponaiols. You viz and them AZ
the Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Ny signature ia On each DasEass- An othsrs are
countsrfsit. ss
A package willie sent b7 mais. DssBaid. On rsseipt
Of thirty Gents. Addrl@,
HEERE @. srABDIEs.
IS Csdar strest, New YORK
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
BAIL B OA D.

. a 2 . y . y
sUHHEB AaBaHaHMEER
10 taks effect on Monday, June nth, 1881. Traina
Leave Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted a. follow.
e.l5 A. u.-Aail-Arrives &C New fOrk s.oB a -,
Philadelphia 80 A. H., PfttsburRh so p
n, Wheeling 40 ,. H.; HsE PhnsdsiphiS
SO P. n. -N.. M
$50 ?. \. .EIpTass-ArriYes at Geg York 400 p n:
Phiiadeiphla 1890 ?. \. Pittsburgh lf.s5 p
Il; Wheeifng 5s07 A. n
Both Trains eonneet q Hudson for Akron and
MiilrIsburgh.
Cars run through nom Pittsburgh to New York
(Tia AllentOwEs) aithOut change
a. .fale Is low as By any other line.
aA-Through Iicf cts can be procured Al IA Dspot
or &C the EEcld Street Station.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, supst
.. B. MYERa. z. Azant - I..rs-s
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FROai NEW YORK.

- NEW YOaK, July "a.
Twenty Prussian officers have gone to
Washington TO tender their services to the
Government. -0,1 $500 y
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OiLEVRLAND& & ERIE R.R.

on and after E0nday, aay st7. I5i, p,-,I,S1 5S0a
Trains viii run IS fJllOEB: - --'0N.--
LEAVE OLEVELAED.
Ezo 4. n. E4RhES6 NAIL IRA AIN'-stounin~ -
~ s6satlons except Euclid, Wicklifis, Mem
sorI Perry 0nionvillo, eayhrook FsfFVisr-
an0 SHanYillei and ArriVoe at Erie Al l2-S4
- ?; ~ Dllkifk 400 ?. n, Buaalo 1.25 p ~
Asuo ?, y. A.ClhOlAAArI EXPRESS TRAIN-stoo-
plng - gainesville, Ashtabula and Cirsrd
2fl{s sna arrives at Erie 7;O5 P. & /, Dua-
- = XIX aS SO ?. H., Bufialo at los p N
80 ?. + gONhEAgF AOC0MMODATION-St
~ p =. hlGHI Express TRAIE-gtoupfng AZ
-FslnesViile, Ashtabuls and GiraTi az II ,r5
e5rlyea - Ere ct l2:l0 A. n, Dunkirk Al
f-T GD 4. H. Bulialo 30 A. n -
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FIRE zOUAVES Loss.

The total loss Of the Ffe Zoua7es il estI-
mated 500.
Early this morning our pickets ct Fall
Church were driven in by seceasionists. The
rebel pickets are within Eve miles Of rs on
the Columbia road.
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By the use Of these Pills tho periodic sttasks q
NsFEouB or Sick Headaohs may b prsgsntsdi and Il
taken &c the commencement Of an stack imnsdiats
rsIiaf from pain and sickness vii Be obtainsd.
They seldom tail in removing the Eau1ss OF Head-
achs to which ~ males are subject.
Tbsy act gently uron the BoFslsl removing COST
Ror Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
All persons Of sedantarT habsas they are valuabs e.
LAHAtiYe, improving the appetite, giving tone ana
Vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the Whols system
THE CEPHALEO PILLS
are the result Of long irVestsation and carsfaIIy
conducted axpsrimshts, having besn IN uSs nanv
Years., during which tine thsE have prevented snd
relieved q Yast amount Ct pain Nna suHarinr non
Headache. whistler originating h the usrvors "a.
tsmi OF from a derangsd state o. the stomach.
Thsy ara entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may b taksn e AL times with psrlset saEty,
Without making any ehanssof dlst, sad sAs abssnos
o. any disagreeable tasts rcntsrs il sasy % aRr.
ter them 20 Children.
BKWARE CT OOUHTERFEITsI
- Ihs genuine have ilvs signatures Of Henry @.
HA-sold bE Drussists aHd al Daalsrl in Medicine.
Bog Win Be sent b. nal. prepaid. On rsosivt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GEHTs
SIrAn orders should BE- addressed to
% $50 rsf HEERE O-sPALDIEs,
+. ..E r . Oedar aifoet New TcrE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25

TAxEs.-The city duplicates will be open
for receiving taxes until Monday next, the
29th inst.
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nRROVED a0HnDULEI

MPROVEB sCHHDULEi
By recsn. nportans chanFs1 tn Roa3 a nou, .lls
2 f1r1sh unusual lscli ties f i1tsrcr nunicafio5
hels, soulA, west Northwest and South Wesf
LUAL CONNECTIONS With all through train
q a1iedei hia and New York, IN the Easf-Wth ~
SOUTH ~ IL WashiRgton Branch Road-by Glove
lana and tsburgh, Central Ohio and narisfta anf
eslne.nnati trains' wish the Northwest, West and
Through Tickets 10 HaIdnord phHadalvala. Esv
York or Boston give the privilege Of binF over n
any Of the Intermediate clties- Two Dollar addI-
hona give the prisiesS Of Fsiting Walhinsf0a Ciiy
-T6is g tie ONLY route thst can fa7ni.h fhrooaa
f,oEets % bagsAge Checks 70 Washington OlfF.
80 Fare e Low e. By any other Ro1ts,
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains lilla
Ask for daoksts b. BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad
}. II. SULLIVAN,
- !, s,r.~,-,-- eeneTal Western Agg1t.
\. y. =. eAIEhs a n. OOLE
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CONGRESSIONAL,

HoUsE. go rl..-
Mr.. Sedgwick's bill to appropriate 81, 5OO..
900 to build an iron or steel clad ship or bat
terry, passed.
Messrs. Burnett of KY, and Richardson,
of ILL.,, had personal alteration during the
long and interesting debate on the bill appro-
pristing 100000 dollars to pay the United
States police force at Baltimore. The bin
naaaa1 - - - : u
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OONNROTIONe

. = !. q D
Shelby, sAndusky, Mansfald 3 hswarf E,ailrr.ff a
aanaasld, Mt. Vernon, Newark, EaneIFiIis,
OEestliRs, kistsburgh, Fort WAYNE 3 Chicsro Esjl.
noads for Forest, Upper 9andusty bslphos
~ Lima, Fort WaTne, LapOrte, UhiealTo -
gsats and East ior Aansheld, Wooster, Mas.
Gallon and BslisfBtaine Railroad Linz. for Marion
5eiletont taine, Sidney, Union, Muncis, In.
dllapolis, Terre Haute, Yincenpes Fvap1
it Vile Louisvills, Cairo, st. Louia, Gc
D6lsWarei with Springfield, No Vsrnon aud pItfu.
5urgh Railroad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami Coiumhus nrd Venf-
BailEOAd, soF Xenia, Dayton. tSdfaua1oiiS
Iorre Haute, st. Loui8, Morrow, LOVeiand
and Cincinnati, and with tho Ohio 3 Mis
1asipQi Railroad ct Cincinnati for Lcuis
VILE EyansyiLe, cairo, St. Louis, and az
Columbus, Central Ohio Bailroad Tor Newark Eanssu
ltlla, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Pi1ua ~
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urtsna, kc
~ For Tickets 20 al points and lnformafiOn al
ply at the Passenger Station.
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Raa Roads.
CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDOR R
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

1851. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. LM
On and aflsF Monday, JuIy a. 1851, Iains win I'm
daily tsnndays exceptsd) q iollOWB
oao A. = nicAgo 4EpIes!-stopDlnga at Berga, Gsnai.
tolB Oberlln. Wakeman, h0rWalk Monroe
Villeu Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont Elmofo,
and arrives as Toledo at gsU0 A. NJ, Chica-
go 500 =, H., Detroit at 2s00 P. ~.
vie AZ y Through MailetODping ct all St4tions cn
the southern DIVISION, arriving az rolads n
las P. n.
40 ,. \. Ma, stops q All stations east Of sanaaSky
On northern Division, and arrives q Bal-
du8kT at sis ?. \.
as ,. n. TELEGRAPH ExpTsss-stopplnR az Berss
6fafton, OherlIn, Wakeman, HOrWsik Non.
nroeFlle, BELLEVUE, Clyde, Framonf. and
arrives at Toledo at SIS P. q , Ohicaro n
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The joint resolution to approve Of the acts
Of the President was postponed until FIJI
day. r.l
Z The bill for the better osgsnizstion Of the
military establishment, was returned from
the House with an amendment as substi-
tute. The Senate refused to concur in the
amendment Of the House.
The bill to promote the efficiency Of the
army was discussed at length.
The bill providing for the payment Of the
Government police at Baltimore vas passed.
10 Adjourned.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 1
OIEeIsEATI RAILROAD.

lesi. sUMNER ARaAHGEHErf Isu
On and aftsr Monday June l0ths Issl, Passsngs
Trains will leave Cleveland as folloVrl.
$40 A. 3. n. y. a Cincinnati EHpress-sfopofur
berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London.
Salem, Shelby, Crestli1e. Gallon, Gflean
0ardington, Ashley, DelaWafs, Lewis
Centre, W0rthingt0l, reaching COlnm-
ar bus Ht 1870 A. -, Cincinnati at 40 y ~
end Chicago via Orestlius st 7.U0 P n
2slu ,. H. AccommOdatlOn-Sto topping af Al Station
.a and arriving a. Columbcs 10 p n and
Cincinnati at 1.o0 y.
ts55 ?. =. Might xpreas-StOpping ct All Station
RoFth Of Orsstline, and At Gallon. Carlii,,z.
son, Delaware and At AL other station1- to
leave passengers only, arriving A 20.
lumbus At il;l5P \, and Cincinnati AZ ~.
A. n chicago via Crestlins, at 7isO A. =,
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COHHEOTIOHs.
Connections are made at MOnroeViIls with fhs aau.
duaky, Mansheld and Newark B. D. At Clyds Vifh
the eandusZys Dayton and Cincinnati T. 81, a Frs-
mont With Fremont l1diana B. r., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern indiana
sud Toledo and Wsbash Railroads for Ohfcago. D.
sroltl Jlck8ont Fort Wayne, lOeansport, Bai8ystts
Cairo, Alton, So. Louis, and al points West Norfh
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland trom Tc usdo and ths
eandusky at $50 A. 4.
cleveland. July 10. issl. l. y. AOOA 50,
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g6R sTGN ARRIvAf,.

NV IoHE. Jug "a.
The steamer Marion arrived ffom Havana
with dates to the 18th. She reports the
English screw frigates Iason and Spiiefre.-
Their news was brought hy way Of PoFt-au-
Prince. The settlement Of the Haytien-
Spanish difficulties was accomplished TO the
satisfaction Of all parties.
The steamers Niagara and Crusader are in
pursuit Of the privateer Sumter.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PERMITTING
Ttg- Plain and ornamental RTintinf ol eNeLy ~ ~
- Intion doneat the Printing EatapnhhmonI ol w
ErapSR t,se on he latest lupTovpd and most rapia
eVn prsanoI IN the boat uty le on short n0tce enu
~ T-esn1@hie rataI Particular attention paid 70
Raak work Every description Of binalpe 3ohls, ssls,
Il scciAily Blank 1ooks, hedgera !oethAi'' s@''l
n okS. Hsoelyinf Booka, &C, &c.
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Washington, that they suffered the army to
move forward so small in numbers, and be-
fore the full force OF the enemy was known,
and 10 cover up this glaring Inconsistency,
it demands that because Of this defeat the
cabia.t officers shalI all be diSmiSssd, and their
places filed by Others. And this, because
the very thing was done that the Tribune
has been clsmOrous for for months. Here are
its words;