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CONGRESS.

Tie House is making good dispatch with
its business, and proposes that Congress
adjourn On Friday; but the Senate moves
more slowly, and will hardly be able to
concur with the lower branch on that pro-
position. Yesterday the Senate passed the
Amy appropriation bill and the bill to in.
crease the Standing army, making few
urinportant amendments to each that will
curry them back to the House. It was
finally decided, by the close vote Of 20 to
Is, to leave the whole question Of cutting
down the army, after peace is restored, to
the future action Of Congress. The most
important measure passed the House was
enc to cover a mass Of cases, Of daily oc-
currence, which cannot be reached By the
law Of treason. 1t will be well for some
people tc look up this Law and read it.
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GENERAL GARNETT,

We confess to a share Of the general 5is-
appointment that the keen edge Of A1cClcl-
lun's victory should be taken of, so as it is
1,y the st1lement from Richmond that the
t.bcl general is not Muscoe r. II. Garnett,
ex-CoDgres=man, but Rober: S. Garnctt,
Ex-MEjcr IL tie Ezited States service. Tae
Garnett killed was as big traitor, doubt
less, SIS the otber, but the Garnett living is
no mere fit to live than was he. The gal
lows is not robbed, however, and that's
Same fnmfnrt
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THE LAIESl NEWS.
McCLELLAN'S THIRD SUCCESS.
THE REBELS sc0oPED OUT.
Gen. Ga1'nett Killed.
WESTERN VIRGINIA CLEARED.
Foot Race Down the Valley.
JOHNSON A LITTLE AHEAD.
He asks time and Takes 1t.
Troops Crossing the Potomac.
The .1,aaco1adn Stirred Up.
WESTERN VIRGINIA CLEARED.
Foot Race Down tile Valley.
JOHNSON A LITTLE AHEAD.
JEFFERSON CITY WELL GUARDED.
Apprehension of an Attack.


OUR wAsHINGT0y REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
WAsH1saToN, July 15-8 ?. II.
Their, Is immense enthusiasm here over
McC1elan's repeated victories. Citizens and
soldiers sing his praise. MeClellan's prompt
celebrity is contrasted with Patterson's slug
giehness, greatly to the disadvantage Of the
latter. It is reported here that the Govern
ment has instructed Mcclellan under no cir
cnmstances to release any officers OF priyates
formerly in the United States army, but to re-
lease only rebel volunteers, on their subscri-
bing to an oath Of allegience and swearing
never to take up arms against the Govern
ment under penalty Of death.
Another full regiment Of cavalry was COM
miesioned, to-day, to be raised in Philadelphia,
and to report itself ready for service next
Monday. This looks like speedy business.
The House to-day resolved to adjourn on
Friday, If the Senate concurs. It is doubtful,
however, whether the Senate, which wastes
much time debating, can finish up before next
week.
The Seuate did good days work to-day,
~" w. pass tne noaee toa1 ol11 -, 1Iu .ne
o4'1 W tne1e's ano Aes u.4' ~ ao 1at'ei
WIS sieoioue's olpoesa ~ nests ah 'ne "eet-
etn Senators, they being against permanent
Hcrease of lae regular army II nnaliy "ent
tnfongh' al1er Delng amenoeo On motion OF
al. ho"e VI Wisconsin, so as 10 ptosiae 1of
Inc o's oanalpg OF reoncaon OF Inc army AZ
.ne eho VI ING war as congress msy olfee.'
tn'e aiienotaen' passe" os Asee ~ nays 10
eHo"ins s4osea o'4''on ~ optnAon 1nan on
any measure w pfoaeneu' a1essls. rum
tuu,ishe1man,. NJ "aae, 1rlfnes' 'Doontt1e, HOWE;
thandlef ana binenam' were Inc western
Senators voting tor the amendment; and
bfo"hlng' ana noth Generals Lane to1 1nal:
;'ha ara hansas) voted against It.
1onn dlckman's conspiracy Dill passed the
house alInost unanimously. N1mposes neaFg
psnalIles AHofl OF oealn, LOT offences against
Tue eoVefnnens' ior which e'7''ctlons nave
oeen lo"no olmcul1 o1oeF Inc existing la"
o1 treason
inefe nave oeen oozea attemp1s maae TO
ge1 peace proposluons pelofe Inc donse, 10
cay Jul 1nes were az summary olsposeo o.
e'raGee'S eaopsn al taese canle lrom No1In-
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Cen. Lyon has reached Sprlngfeld,A No, at
The head Of 1850 soldiers where he formed
Il jucction with Col. Sigel's force, Gen.
Eweeney's force, Col. Gratz Browns regi-
nent and the Home Guards Of that Sec
lin. These various troops WREN conson-
dated constitute IN army Of eight to ten
thousand men. Ii was expected that he
would lose no time in marching in pursuit
ofthc rebels under Jackson, Price and Nc
lcch. It was doubted whether they would
give linn battle, He intended to pursue
them into Arkansas and follow them until
found. or run them out Of that State.
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WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Chicago Demo.
crdtand Springfield Journal are designated to
publish the acts Of Congress for the next two
years n Illinois also the Republican at Omaha,
and the RFess at Nebraska City, for the Ne
braska Territory.
Secretary Chase has received notice from
the President, requesting that the nomination
Of Rufus F. Andrews be sent to the Senate as
Surveyor OF the Port Of New York. This
settles the list Of principal officers,
Jas. Leslie, Jr:, Of Phifase1phia, has received
the Chief Cie.kship Of the War Department.
The position is equivalent to the Assistant
Secretaryship.
It Is rnmored that Joseph Holt, Of Ken
lucky, Will be appointed Judge Of the su-
preme Court. in place Of Judge Mclean, de.
ceaSed,
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EXCURSION AND PICNIC
XL The Plymouth Church and Sabbath school hold
the,r Annual Pic Nc this year At LYSrES GROVE,
the e. 4 n. ". X. L.,
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Where the Neutrals are Going.

LOUISVILLE, July 15.-The Hopkinsyille,
{ky.,) Mercury reports that Quartermaster
Alltnworth, Of the Tennessee troops, stated
there Thursday, that 5000 Of the Kentucky
State Guard were mustered into the Tennes.
see service few days ago. The same paper
leaEns that SEQ more have encamped near
Gtayyillc, close to the State line.
The Nashville onion and american Of the
14lh contains letter from Clarksyiue, dated
the 12tt, saying that Brigadier. General ". T.
the Confederate States at Camp Brown, eight
miles from C.arksyille. Withers has already
about 1900 Kentuckians In his Brigade, and
awlit4 orders from JEFF Davis to ansnaent his
Brigade Col Hawes had Just arrived nom
Richmond to command one Of Withers's Reg
imfrfe
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Mr. Hugh Aaher has been buying cattle
il our market within few days, on his
Government contract, to be slaughtered for
army use II the quality Of the beef does
not create mu1iny among the soldiers 1t
will he because they are endowed with the
patience as well as the courage of true
heroes. The s'sc1ags" and refuse Of the
Yards, the leanest Of lean kline, animals
that would rival the stump-tailed steer with
which Gov. Wise illustrated the desolation
1f Virginia, constituted 1lr. Maher's pur-
rhascs AID shipments The rebellion will
be suppressed long before these animals
c~r lie ccaxcd into anything like decent
t1cC
We Arc fl. frcm finding fault with 31r.
1..Ecr. lis Contract requires him to put
Gown the c;l'.ic in Harrisburg at $3.50 per
1.u..drct:. He buys them in this market a!
$2.s5 !. S22...5, paying doubtless as much
Us SLIGO per hundred freight. shrinkage
cculd inevitably cat up ;his narrow margin
of profit, il the animals were Of u quality
to admit of -Erirkage Expenses Of feed
:nd some kind Of care, willie en- rontc, must
also lc deducted. How can the contractor
live if Ec buys decent cattle at the market
rates:
VIC will not undertake to explain the
yLys aud wLerefo1es Of the Government
{ycf contract But we insist that the sol
d;c.e OF tile Union arc entitled to some
Thing better than these packages Of bones,
ttcsc usso1tments u OF ha;r trunks, which arc
being sent to them. 1t was once offered in
cxylanation of Mr.. Maher's low contract
list he would realize his profits from tle
hides and 1allow Of the animals which he
should purchase. These cattle may have
hiecs, but it is certainly long time stncs
they experienced any tallow. For furthc
particulars Of the purchases on Govern
ncnt account, and the present state Of tn
cattle Market We refer the reader to th'
careful report Of our commercial editor ii
iAc appropriate column.
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Cbirago Gribu,te
TUESDAY, JULY 1G, 1861.
GER. meCLELLAN.S WORK

Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs to the Nar
Department that lie has annlhilatea INC
secession army in Western Virginia, anu
HAT be cxpec:s TO oyertake and capture
The fugiti,es. The rebel forces consisted
of Eastern yirsini:ns, Georgians, Iennes'
sceans and Carelilians. Il is not observed
That the Cotton State gentry fought any
better or nm any less nimbly than the F.
+. VS. to whose rescue they came. They
.rc oil scratching grave" with the same
diligence over the mountains.
Gen. Garue:t was killed at St. George,
some distance rcrth Of Laurel Hill while
attempting to rally flying column.
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MCCLELLAN MAKES CLEAN WORK.
The Rebels Pursued to st. George and
Scattered with Great Lo4s-GeR. Gar
nett Killed.

GRAFTON, Va, July ia train arrived here
this morning bringing the body Of Gen. Gar
nett, late commander Of the Rebel forces In
Western Viaginia. The Rebels were pursued
from Laurel Hill by Gen. Morris's command,
consisting Of the 14th Ohio, and 7th and 9th
1ndiana Regiments. At Carrick's Forks,
eight miles south Of the town Of st. George,
Gen. Garnett attempted to rally his forces,
when sharp skirmish ensued, in which Gar.
nett was killed and 20 Of his men left dead on
the ground, besides many bodies being carried
Off The Rebels were completely routed md
scattered in all directions. Forty loaded wag-
ons and all their horses and camp equipage
fell into cur hands. Garnett's remains will be
embalmed and placed at the disposal Of his
friends.
Two men were killed and two mortally
wounded Of the Ohio 18th No other loss on
our side Our troops took more prisoners
than they could take care Of.
McCLELLAN's OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
Gen. McClel1an's official dispatch to head
quarters at Washington, is dated at Huttons-
vile, Va, 18th, and confirms the account above
given, with the death Of General Ga1nett. He
says he has " completely annihilated the enc
my In Western Virginia. Our loss Is but IS
killed and about 10 wounded The enemy's
lcss Is 200 killed and 100 prisoners captured,
besides seven guns. A portion Of Garnett'a
force retreated, but I LOOK for their capture by
General Hill, who is in hot pursuit. Il ix said
General Garnett'e troops are the crack Reg1
ments Of Eastern Virginia, aided BY Georgians
| Ttnresseeans and Carolinlans- Our SUCCESS
Is complete, and firmly believe that seces
| sion Is killed in this section Of country"
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Cars ieaye Adams street. West Side. at - and the
Decot on west Water street frear KDzis) precisely
at9 O'Clock A. II. Re:ur2ng arrive IN the city ut 6:5o
T. II. Tickets cut and back tor Adults, ~ Gents:
CHILDREN, Is cehts.
The EFent Camp Me- ting ia be held this week only
half mile from this GFoye. jyl6y3t
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From st, LouiA-The Capttvea Taken
by HIcOultouEh.

=
ST. Louis, July 15-Information from Han
pibai says Ex-seantor Green has violated his
parole and left for the interior with band Of
An officer Of Col sigel's command, from
Springfield, the 12th, reached here tonight.
&c reports AZ quiet there Elsvea E; T. Of sEes
Cartilage, hare since died, making his total
loss al.
Capt. conrad's company, LEFT at Geosho BY
sas cavalry, aud given ten minutes to surren-
der, Gen. Price demanded that they be deliv-
cred to the Missouri troops to be shot, which
ana offccts were then taken from them, the
oath administered, and then they were march
ed out Of tcwn under an escort Of Arkansas
ttoops, They reached Springfield on Thurs
Say. 6From 5000 to 10000 Missouri aud Ar
kansaa troops were concentrated At Necsho.
Tie rebels report their loss in the battle with
The county around Springfield is swarmirr
with mounted Hcme Guards.
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WASHINGTON, July 15-1t appears from
official data that three several orders relative
to the declaration Of martial law, have been
Issued By the admins tration: first, on the 9Th
Of April; this was modified on the I'd Of july
ard the third case was under the proclamation
OF The President when he made martial law
operate in Florida over Key West, ToTtugas,
and Santa Rosa.
Capt. Brewers battery arrived here at seven
O'Clock yesterday morning, direct from Fort
Pickens. The battery consists Of four 12-
Founders and 81 men. Another battery fol-
1Cra the shove
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News from Gen. Patterson's division to
:hc nth inst, states that Gen. Johnston
sent in flag Of truce asking an armi=:ice
OF ten days. in which TO make up his mind
WHEELER to fight or retreat The reply
returned to. this cool missiye was, Not
tisy, not an hour Whereupon Gen.
Johnston retreated eight miles, and the
Federal troops struck their tents, preparing
TO follow
The splendid Fourth Wisconsin Regi-
n4cc:, Col. Paine, which passed through
here last evening, is under instructions 10
proceed to Wil1iamsport and join Gen.
Patterson as speedily as possible.
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: WASHINGTON, July 15.-On the authority Of
Cabinet officer, It Is stated that an officer Of
the rebel army in Western Virginia had ar
rived here, with q proposition that the major
ity Of the forces there, under the rebel flag,
should run up the United States flag, nEd
ayow allegiance to the Federal Goyernmt
He says the majority are loyal at heart, aud
apHons to place Themselves under the flag of
their country. To the same effect it il stated
that Senator Carlisle has information that q
prominent ctticer of the Confederate army Is
about to tender to the Government thTeo reei.
ments Of VirgiaiAns,
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BA111nonz, July 14.-Hon. Henry May re-
turn1d ffoIn Richmond Last night, alex. He
says t1st ihe confidence Of the SoutAerners in
their abillty to triumph oTec the NORTH Is M
Notmo,6 pspers advocate tAs condscation
Of DE prppeitY Of Northern farmers In Fair
Gx county. Who sre Ieed.ng lid to the Un.oc
tznoPs
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DARTNER WAN TED-In a
i safe and profitable bnstness; recurring, bgt
small a. ital. For psi uculare address P. y. Boz
GID BIT etOD MaeS. iYl1 rtQS-5t
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y ARE OPPORTUNITY TO EN-
i l. DIEISEES

An Active Business Partner Wanted.
ONE HALF INTEREST IN an old established house
end business started In this city fteea years since
acd In full and successful operation. can be-
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II 9 sgsry par,.eulsr RANKING aE97E .he bssi q It.
tlroue the entire North vest and paid during the
yssr 1872 a nett prn1t Of over Ten TaoUsASD
can be had for $s,Gt1 down. and the baa3ee On one
and two years tine with interest II can be sa1isEac
ty foI aey persea dt s.Eous Of engaging II pleasant
fnfc and lucrative business, OF legitimate character
GET1C and COMPETENT ECstSKss NAN.
For full particulars personal Interview address
Putt 0ficc Drawer 3S07.
fE Journal cor5 three tmee- 1yt6E Stcod
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New YoRK, July 14-Adyices from Pam
ma, report the arrival Of the Wyoming. She
would leave On the 5th for the Gulf of Califor-
nIa, to cruise for the protection Of American
commerce, under Lieut.. Murray. Commander
Mitchell, Lieutenants Porter and HAckett, and
Third Assistant Engineer LINING, had re-
signed. Most Of them came On the North Star;
also Lieut.. shyrock, Of the Saranac+
Tie State of Panama was concentrating
troops at Panama. The movement Was gen
dtncc OF the Isthmus.
Advices from N1csragua say that Gayett,
the murderer Of White, has been sentenced to
the chaiu-gang.
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Adapted to the southern Market.
LOUISVILLE, July 15-The Memphis papers
have news received at Little Rock yesterday,
via Pocahontae, that McCulloch with 1900
men had attacked Il GOO Federalists at Spring
field, Mo, killing 800, when the Federal troops
surrendered Internationally. 200 Southern
e.s rere Killed
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new YORK, July 15,-The Cahawba arrived
this morning from Pickens 5th via Key West
Sth. She brought Capt. Barry's company Of
Light artillery Health of the troops On Santa
Rosa good. The Niagara and Crutadsr were
both at Key West, to sail Immediately in pur-
suit OF the priyateer Sumter.
, 1861-07-16

Discovery ef Internal 1tacaincs-A.rest Of
i>cn-i,tlan Of Senator Masoa-Inlpo,tant Ra-
PRS >fou;sd on Him.

WAauSaFoN, Friday. july Il, 1861.
The Freedom, gunboat, Lieutenant Lowry
commanding, arrived up from Aqua Greek
at half past six A. Ii. to-day. She had been
cruising nights up and down between that
point and The Mouth Of the river, preventing
Communication between the lower part Of Ma
ryland and Virginia The service was active,
a1duous and dangerous.
On Sunday, at noon, the Freeborn was at
Aquia Creek, with the Resolute, PaWnee and
Pocahontas, when two large oil:tanks were
discovered floating down toward the fleet with
ebb tide. When within quarter Of a mile, q
small boat was sent from the Fawnee to re-
eonuoiter them. The Resolutt Imported the
small boat. It was discovered nat they were
internal machines. One struck the rudder OF
tho Resolute, and became detached from its
buoy end sank The other carcened over,
the water. The latter was hauled on board
the Puwnce. 1t lad a cy Under, made Of boiler
iron, five feet long and eighteen inches in di
araeter, filled with all sorts Of destructive el
ements, designed TO ipjure the Potomac
.quadson. Tie machine weighed about 40C
c1tk or buoy, which WAS full of coil of slo"
match, vas an India rubber coated fuse. The
machine looks deyilish.
The Freeborn brought it up to the Navy
Yard, where II attracts Ereat ATTENTION. Thon
tands visited it, The James Guy went t.
i:ft no, late clerk In the Nary Department, :
yi1eiE!an, AID son~tn-law Of Sen1tol
Mason OF that State. He went thither By
land yesterday, and Captain Daring, of tht
Capitol Police, discovering the fact, charged
him with being spy Of jeff Davis, and ob
tained the james Guy and went in pursuit
The Guy arrived at Port Tobacco
last night, and found TaliafeEro, who was ar
rested, taken on board and brought here :
| 14iecaer, arriving at the Navy: Yard at bal
Iast O'Clock to day. A large bundle Of let
| The South, was found on him, also plans c
1he location Of or camps in aud aroun'
Wellington.
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:fnT @Hle.

EOR SALE-A large and COM
4 plcte escorted ttoek Of Hais Jewe1ry, together
with al the Tools, Fixtures &C, necessary for the
carF1ng on Of large trade would exchange tor
stock Of D1y tIco or Groceries, suitable fof coun-
TRY trade. Address Boz 3770. jy13xSt
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THE IRISH BRIGADE,

The gallant Irish Brigade left fer Quincy
at 10 o'clock last evening, anxious for a
brush with the rebels. They will give an
account Of themselves when they meet
sne enemy, Of which Chicago will be
rrcud
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Operations In Southeast Missouri
Capture Of Rebel Supplies.

On Wednesday, the 10th inst, Col. Wymau,
wEcse regiment is ROW at Rolla, having learn
ed that arms, stores, and supplies, were being
forwarded to the Arkansas border, via Steel,
hundred and twenty men, under Major Par
fridge, in pursuit. They overlook the train
at point sixteen miles south Of Salem, in
Dent county, when they captured two wagons
loaded with amy supplies, consisting of pro-
visions, coffee, tea, sugar, beans, several rifles,
which they returned. The 1lllnoisians on the
outward journey marched seyenty-one miles
In forty-o hours, and reached Rolla on Sat
u1day, ready and willing for another trip.
On Friday Last Col Wsman sent q small
force TO intercept a crowd Of rebels who were
naling their way sonthWard, near ct. James.
fily transportation wagons, and will take up
his line Of march at an early day.-St. Louis
Ltxnocrdt, 1est7duu
, 1861-07-16

Pursuit OF the RftvRseer JET Davis.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the news
teer JEFF Davis, the government st Washing
ton ordered a feet Of revenue cutters aud
gupboats to be despatched from this port In
quest of the daring priyateer. The command
Of the aeet Has eonfded to Capt. Howard, and
the cutters jackson, Crawford aud Vazina
went promptly to sea, IN toy Of the steamboat
Mercury. The Henrietta, Lieut. ]. G. Ben
Lett, Jr., now l5irg of the Battery, will start
in pursuit Of tho pirate to-day, provided her
guns arrive In time. The gunboat 1roquols,
one Of the fastkst In the navy, will also start
on theBame er1and to-day, so We ehaIl have dye
aimed veEse1s in pursuit Of the Jed Davis b.
tere many hoIrs. The prospect OF encounter
t'g end capturing the piraticA craft Is Ee!y
encouraging. The JEFF Davis Was formerly
the slaTer Echo ~. +. Herald, 1871.
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Probable Advance Of PAfteTnon-~-The
Rebo1R RretreAf1nE.

NEW foRK, July 15.-The Commercial Ad-
ssFfiter has q private letter from one Of the
IWeitth Regiment, dated at Martinsburg, July
llth. Il says the regiments were under march
Ing orders, and expected to leave that even
Thousand six hundred men were In the yicin-
ity and czmped In sight Of each other. The
Twelfth have had tbs right Of the lhe given
TO ktEem. 4 fig Of t1uce came into camp
en the 10th inst, with request from the
r bsls for n s11nistice Of ten &ays to make up
itrson replied No. not ! dayi" Tie enemy
lave elcoe retresteA af.aea miles towArda
Richmond
, 1861-07-16
Ex-senator Green Violates his Parole.

By pezsocs who arrived yesterday morning
Oh the Faele Hannibal City. we learn that
ex-senatcr Green has violated his parole given
tothe C1ited sta:es aathorities, BY leaving
Cantoo acd Monticello o. Saturday morning,
thee &c I'VE hundred armed men, to join the
:ebe.s At scme Fos1t in the interior. Colonel
Car1egy, \ passenger from Canton. corrobo-
rstee Il Is etAtex2tnt.
There wss III intenae feeling among Union
rne3 # this ack Of dtsacEor II 1rotu's. had 4
s.:ecEer delrt ttAa e7sr to wipe out seees-
a.L1 SD Jim Gree0-
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1FF1eFUF1a
Dos1oS, July 15.-Hon. Nathan Appleton,
the we'll known merchant prince Of Boston,
Sunday. [Mr. Appleton was the f.ther Of Mrs
Prof. Lopgfe1loW, whose melancholy death
took place on the 10th inst.I
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m1otstoF HRfVeYS1 OPInioRs
.!WAsH1soroH. July l5.--Min.stet Harvey
febel agtnta look for q deciaiYa ma4e=, "A.
sh,oai & their fa1er wt.tsn % dATa-
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Conf1ag ration in Central New York.

CoMfIngra11ol1 In Central New 4ork.
CARTILAGE, Monroe Co., N. T., July ia
destructive fire occurred here this morning,
consuming almost the entire business portion
of the village, ccmprieiDg twelve atnres, three
dwellings. one church, one hotel aud one ear
liage manufactory. Loss unknown gener-
ally injured.
, 1861-07-16

OF Field Bat&efies.
Il at, ahart r. suly 15.-The State Military Board
IT, ~ nea L; batteries of thu i,rgest sIsed eans.
1ee9 WEI &c forwarded this assI. ~'' .
, 1861-07-16

" ANTED want a smart &C.
old to dive Delivery wagon .round the city. Must
be wel with tss stEests shoE aiso taas
per month, Address " H. Tribune Utlce,
o
, 1861-07-16

Indians in the Rebel Army.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-The Springfield (sIo.)
correspondent Of the Republican says that 8
Arkansas troops.
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II arttn Van Bnren for War.
ALBANY, July 15.-E1-President Van Burcn
has expressed the opinion that the war ought
to be vigorously prosecuted until the full au-
thority Of the United States Government il
rexrsfoh}ished
, 1861-07-16

Three Days Later from Europe.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The steamship Saxo.
nla, from southampton 4th, arrived here this
evgnlng, with newe three days later;
The Patterson family case had been decided
in Paris. The appeal was dismissed, and the
tjrft judgment confirmed.
Two Bourbon Committees bad been discov-
cred at Naples, and s, GOO muskets were seizsd.
a plot to assassinate Garibaldi had been dis
covered.
A Royal rescript had been cent to the Hun
garlan Diet, in which the Address was stigma
tizsd as dis}oya1 and hostile to the rights Of
the Grown. The Diet was requested to alter
the fo1m and contents of the Address, The
Diet will be dissolved if 1t refuses.
Rates Of exchange were falling. Consols
eeaEy; o9z9@N ~ . ioT money money ana ~ = Wo'
ceded.
The saxonia brings $1o7, 600 in specie. The
Bohemian arrived out on the Sd.
, 1861-07-16

The Garnett that was Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-According to the
Richmond FAig, the Gen. Ga1nett that WIS
killed Is Robert s. Garnett, late Major in the
Federal army, and not the Member Of Con-
PreS8.
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, 1861-07-16

mAIlB Tor EAHt TenneHNtes
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Post Office De-
East Tennessee shall 60 to the Cincinnati dis
trihntinr- office