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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-12

WE WOULD CAE. ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF
w 2Svaluabe Lots on Fourth and Lexington avenues,
Fifyeghh and be made at auction,
by H. LUDLOW 20, this day (Thursday) at IL O'Clock,
a The Merchants Exchange Maps &c. at the auctioneer
No Pine street.
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hns s0s er ben Retn btee merlkdften &rantst tn 10 aaF
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-07

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mes 9aulss uno 6er3ens ipra4, ent1prung sstetB
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pertet r9Senn Der erlt freie Oann wOQe auG
er Ietnem rabnItGeu 8tipiel fOlsen,"
(0prtleBuu8 fUlgt.)
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-07
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-07

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-07

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Sun9e 2ente..

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l1gshetI ser preIe.

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gssEHus. ..s. ~. s-.4a $500.
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Stesasu eas sH ssfHbst Ssta ans a ssmsst RSrse Ma
r0tbweaeFsu GrfpTherntf sas ebtn GudisIleti nk So
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RES E.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
me 81. NIchoIa. An.Ir.

Toe daring aud brilliant feat mentioned Yesterday e.
the capture Of the steamer ST. Nicholas and three vsu,
be prizes connected With purposes and participated
IN BY pArtss that deserve fusr mention than We couc
make 10 our last issue.
The plan was, after taking the ST. Nicholas, as re-
assd yesterday 70 hun. the Pawnec draw up aougs5,
Of her and suddeny board her overposer those sboa,
and capture her-aer which the sane operation nigh
have been performed others Of Lincolns pirstica
craft proving about the shores Of Virginia To Nj
end Ave hundred TsUnssseelns le fredericksburg as
EoadIy morning Os Cole River which enpiss Ito IN,
POsomac in Northumberland county This force was &C.
eompAnisd BY Lieut. Henry Lssis, commanding twenty
sailors and under bin, LiSu,s C. O. Sims, Webb Robtr
Minor, Chas- ThOrbusn (Of Va Navyl Capt kaury, l.
Eaury, DE-. A S. Garnst OF ths Coniederats Navy an
Capt. Harrow, volunteer from fredericksburg.
The force composing the expedition arrived Cole RiS
a. o'clock Saturday morning. and there met Capt Hoi
Inns with Col. Z,rvOaa, srOnsy published yesterday
Col TbOmss) and the Zo"aves aboard the s. Nicsoss
~hish had been seized previously stated It her
ssceraUsd that the PASnee and Freedom had gone u
tie PO,Oae in consequences Ofths death of Csps wart
of the latter. in engagements with the Coafederat
troops IL appeared moreover, that the S. Nichols Va
short Of coal Lisus. Sias Binor Thorburn and Capt
sr accompanied by Capt Harrow, Of Fsedereksburr a.
Lieut.. Yaneey Ofthe Tennessee Regiment They steam
sd around the mouth Of the RappAhAnnoek sscertai
dIhs blockade maintained. Finding it rot they
regarasd and overhAued and captured the three vessel
heretofore =enticned. The first vessel taken was III
Ho0licslo, from Bio Dc JALsirO to Baldmore, with
cargo Of cooe. Lieut.. Sims and Dr. Garnet with rim
Ors went aboard, aud took charge Of the prize. T.
numbered or ten persons, but offered no Iesi
lance The captains wife greatly alarmed at FIRE,
bu, soon pac6sd BY the OF the 1lcers
TIE schooner with cargo Of Ice was brought i'm b,
CAp- Aaury and Lieut. RObt. Minor, aud the schoOse
with a cargo of coal toned IN with Lieus Thorburi
aud Richard Maury aboard Tue Tennesseeans With Col
Bate AndLieu'. B. Lewis remained al Cone River tt
await any emergency that might arise during the erus,
Of the steamer.
We Go not know certainly with whom this scheme 70
the capture Of the PaSnee originated bet have heaIt
the names Of Capt Rollins Of the Navy (Of Grsyt0ui
fSme,) Lieut. Lewis, ard Col ZirSona prominently
mentioned in connection with it, The whole afais slow
tia: We We the men 20 plan well daripl
and prc6abe adventures and thA. unless Lincoln Scot
Co, keep vide awake, there is dagger thai some
body" will yes be "hurt"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
FROM NORFOLK,

We copy tho following items from the Norfolk 4rga.
Of July Isl:
FARSI OUT TIE TRAITORS. = BY means Of letter
which was intercepted Oh the person Of woman. rbo
was going Morrill, board the boat containing the Gag
o. truce. on Tuesday sEtb nest Of triitoEs, IL Is
and descriptions Of ort6cshons and supposed wesk
coipts the supposed numb.r Of our troops and ttei
positions with the number aud names OF the Union men,
who tie letter states willing and ready 70 join
the sbolitionis,., VIXEN they msy make an attack,
The matter il under strict investigation by the Mayor
aud 1t is thought will be handed OVER to the military
authorities.
E.oArE or THREE OF LIScoLSs PRIsosrRs On Fri.
day night, during 'he heavy which prevailing,
Capt. Bsnce of the schooner Sarah aud Mary. with
and 10y, made tLer escape from their verse;,
which anchored at the mouth Of Mil Creek, and AZ
rived here on Saturday morning. His vessel was cap
tured last May by of Abss Abolition 6eet and
loaded with coal for Samuel H. Hodges & Go. of this
city.
He reports 600 troops at Fortress Monroe and New.
pars News, aud that many Of them disconnected,
and will return home at the termination Of their thrte
months Enlistment
4TRFsTrD.-TSo persons, named O. W. Bryan and
- Pyle, Friday arrested charged with giving
intelligence by OF letters TO the enemy. They
we're handed over by the Mayor Saturday the mill.
tlry authorities aud will be tried BY court martial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
Arrnnnt. rrom ,hc Enemy.

Elseuhere We publish ESQ letters from the N Y 7Ti
sns one relating to PauersOns col~n, and the other
20 the STATE of feeling aad the syaen Of despOtsa ss
,,bished, in Maryland.
Toe Tribune writer Is rot abundant!y pleased with
General Psttersous relr grade operations They don't
ok ike the movements Of victorious army. and a
riamthlat General. 10 faes tayy have very much the
,ppsSriDee Of being 6cia>4 By fear ana their ene1
i-anky conceded to be demorsizing.
As 70 Maryland, the whOls Oae Of the article gc %
how the horrible character of the despOdsm which ex
IS there and the terror Of the ran,s les their victim
AOald rise and their thf5aa We hope their spprc-
ensions will be fully realized before many days
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
"rhe vital strategic PoIat."

Tho,s sreat Ge,eras who edit The New York papers,
-. an. void of wosk for cid Scott Sitting quietly
and ,puzly in tir gAIrets, they can put forth daily
Dav proeramme. Wish would take their equity old Ger
..l and Eve hundred hocsand men two or three years
. carry out But they take 20 thought Of men, money
AID tine. certain grand sSheue presents itself TO
their stupeudous intellee,s Ii Is u0ided in grande-
ou.ut editorial and It's execution orje.ed ss once In
,bis VAT they planned The capture Of RiohmSnd by Blu
lar BY the middle OF June; and but for the Masked
Battery" At Great Bethel, the thing had been dCre
They arrSoged for Patterson and CAdWasder 10 sweep
Johnston from the face Of the earth but since these il
llstrious heroes ambitious Ofthe fame of Keno
uAou than Of that Of Agesaus old Scott called upon to
,ys those Pennsylvania pumpkins to be cut TO pieces BY
Johnston he choose Go il and 10 march in PersOs
a. the head o. the Grand Central Army, snnhiate Beau
regard. and oosuSy Richmond before the 2Oih JAY
Ba, not eonten. with this Iaighty central movement,
Mcclellan ordered viii 25 60 20 eI'erminae rebellion
beyOnd the mountains, at the sam time that Prentss
With an indefinite army, q 70 sweep Memphis enc
cyerrhelm the Lover Mississippi. All phese Righy
enterprises however not sufficient for the editorial
,,raegsts They have another which they dignity will
the phrase "Tss Ji,a Strategic Point" This is Rno1.
,, Tennessee. 1T Is the KY Of the whole situation
spd when in the grasp Of the Government the utter
ruin Of the rebels is Only matter Of few months' time
suscour the East Tennessee traitors Appoint Johnson
Nelson, and BrownloW TO military command; aulhosiz
the enlistment Of troops in Kentucky, and march pow
sru army their assistance take charge Of the railroad
and crush ths rebellion at one blow.
This Is the hles programme from tina, greatest Of al
the Editorial s.rAtsgiss-the Editor Of the New Yorl
Tines.
hban excellent sohene-frst r.te-only il cannot b.
s.<sued in $ minute while 50 many other great plan,
are on foot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
wM. s. BASsyoRD.
A SUGGESTION TO MAKE MONEY PLENTY.

To the Editor Of the Rhg:
Allow me to suggest plan by which money can be
made plenty:
The Conederscy issue bonds to the amount Of two
hundred millions d0lar bearing interest Of eight per
cent and with these bonds buy the crops Of cotton, to-
bacco aud wheat Ls these crops be sold to Englard
and France. They would come for them, and pay the
cash for them Let these crops pay export duty Of
ten per cent, which would pay the interest," and in time
the principal The bonds should be receivable for all
dues to the Confedersey and the States in payment
Of taxes &c. They would be the best Investment in the
world, and would be sought after from every quarter
and think would make money plenty for the confeds
racy plenty for the States and plenty for the people,
NOTrOWAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03

The annexed article from ais Pdys" of Paris, shows
hat matters and hisgs in general pretty well Under
rood by soms people 10 France. ais Pays" is semi
,icisl jouras and edited By close and COafdautial
tsisnd Of the Emp ror-the who puts his name to
he pamphlets written by His Majesty. This implies that
ne views og"L Pays" appreciated a: headquarters
close views give Us to understand that il France Lin
oln Is REGARDED very l.ls different fsOn "lunaiic"
Che sane ea had occurred others on this Contiaeu
nut we were not that impression had
cached Europe But Louis Napoleon is of the
h,rpsi,hscd iadsiduals Of ibis age. He did not mag
ns that the American people would else. to the Preg
iency baboou; Ia; he was quick to perceive by bis
scts that he was a donkey or a mailman.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
TRUTH FROM BOONEvILLE-EcOULL0C WITH
TWELVE THOUSAND TR00PS-JAGKsON WITH
SIX HUNDRED HORSES-ALL RIGHT IN MIS-

EOURl.
Major General Price who had sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness bic active cu,s, order
cd tho retirement Of the State troops Lexington
urd.r General Rains toward the Arkansas Inc, on FRI.
day moraing last About $4,000 State troops marched
under this order two.;h,ids OF whom we're well armed
Il Is now def iley asceriAined that Major Ben McCu
Jch with II 900 troops, was enramped on the Missouri
border Msysse Arkansas at the south west ccrne' q
the State OF Aisouii-wh0 declined 10 enter the State
except upon the authoritative invitation OF the cons
tuted authorities OF the State Of Missouri.
Msjor Ben McCuloch had unttr his escort large
quantity of heavy and light arms Of the bes: variety
known to modern warfare, besides munitions OF aud
military stores of all kinda This statement of MeCu-
ochs position refers to the date of the 18th. Governor
Jackson, the 18th June. with six hundred mounted
men, left Bonneville marching rapidly ia the direction
Of McCu.ochs position which he would probably reach
by the ga or Esd Of June. Il is most probable, ;hee
fore that q wellsppoiuted and wel-srmed force, Gem
Dosed of Missouri and Arkansas troops, will form il
80 900 men, and the public win very be furnish
cd with marked and decisive results OF this conflict in
voving the preservation Of the rights and civil govern
ment Of the people OF Missouri.
All the State troops marching Southwark from Licking
ton had turbshed their supplies teams wagons aud
equipments OF all descriptions and With raons for two
weeks whou. depending upon the State for any Of these
supplies. Thi, statement is made upon the authority Of
gentlemen who is personally cegnzant Of the facts and
whose name would be sufficient voucher 10 this
nifty for the truth OF TIT Sc statements. -rs--.
One thousand Of these troops, armed with Minnie
musksts, under admirable drill commanded by Cap-
tain Kelly, woo has been elected Colonel of the reg
ment-LS. Louis Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-03
Another Bomhnstes.
The following l. Northern telegram:
AMY noyRgrNrS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.


GRArroS. Jure 70 --caps. Howes' company OF Regu.
lars with artery OF sx pieces reached here early this
nornirr Capt Bardsalfs company OF Artillery arrived
here tbs evening md proceeded 10 Clarksburg Gen.
MeClsland continues very actively engaged He vent
as far cas-. a Cheat River this afternoon tour OF
Reconnaissance .nd uFned this evening He has issued
grar6iicqusnt proclamation to the soldiers Of the ar
NV Of the West, which concludes thus Soldiers,
have heard that there danger bert; have come 70
rlace my self at your head and TO share il with you
fear nov but one thng-that you will Dot 6nd a
ioenan worthy Of your steel know that | can rely
upon you.
This Yankee hireiDg fears only one thing, tina. be
sill no, fad foemsa worthy Of his steel This may
be the language of genuine herosu We viii not contest
it But if the people of Western Virginia cannot and
d. no. whip out The horde OF marauder which this man
has brought sgaiust them they will deserve their fate
What to be overrua BY the bastard Yankees of Psnr
sylvaniA and Ohio, who left reputation for celebrity il
every battlefield of Mexico o! that would be toe
bad Perhaps Mcclellan is something of a wsg, and
by bis su o1s to their steel had reference TO tht
gallant fss.s in Mexico