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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

Regimen 81 1tioned on the ssa coast,
these viii be sufficient to protect that
important point also. . II
Cen. Twiggs is determined to leave
no point unprotected that leads TO
our city. Some large transactions IN
Tobacco ESQ report says have lately
taken place on account of the French
Government here. That Govern
ment as YOU are aware, has the mo-
nopoly in this staple, and Will OF
course find away" of getting II to10
belle France when it is needed. Near
ly every paper in the Contedcracy has
something to say for old King Got
ton, and all come to the conclusion
that Manchester must have II, and
strange to say advocate cause that
will be more injurious to us than they
imagine, i. e. take it for granted 'iiai
those European powers viii IecoG-
nize lis if we give them the cotton
Well, the fact is this, if they CON,
and get our cotton on the promises "'
recognition, we Will never be reco@
nized | trust that one pound Of cot
ton Will not leave our ports 'i'i W.
are declared by them one OF the lam
lily Of nations. -,
t Provisions are plenty. ard wl'f
, the exception Of a few articles ar
moderate in prices. The fruit er']
,, is unusually large. as our markets n
j test. \ few words 20 the Readers. o
+ the News. trust that my huinbi
: efforts 10 furnish .he latest lntelil%enc
- for the News viii meet your apprc
., val in the past rs well rs the tntrr'
I" / shall be Guided by strict adh"l
e c,,ce t. truth as far AZ I canasc al
e | shall always use the plainest II
# rlish language. and shall avoid q
, attempts At classical Aiction. 1rut'
~ well ~ beauty, uladorned
adorned the most.
c Az rc,ajr, REBEL.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
Wants q ShoTt VI a..

Greeley Of the y. !. Tribune,
talks a, though he Is coming to his
senses. ne wants a short var: Here
what he says:
This war is costing the Govern
mem, from twenty 10 forty oalt!lons OF
dollars per month, and ia" country
il. the Gisrepuion and sta.na'io" 81
IL iudustrl-n Great deal more
We are naturally MISUNDERSTANDING
ourselves heavy sufferers al"h@ WIN
o,r uci~hbors-to see this oept"rao!e
stat. o1' things brought to an end III
the earliest possible moment. y G
brlieva the misery endured every
week ,hrou"hout the land, because "i
;Gleness and want, outWe1ghts TIE
suffering that would result from two
-, three, smart battles. In short, r'
believe the patriot soldiers are to-d@.
all. and eager to whip the rebels
and we want to see them allowed tt
fry. If tAer are not able - iiiia~ ]!
the traitors in fair stand-up t%i'
ana, D,.;dc rcr0lts ct Nic t6c" of Sfotrf'
Atarrsug them tnto s"1)eS'o" ar "1'+l'
mir Mlcm by rjrtue ot moHey hoI'/"r
led IN E'uropc. We say, challen@
them to meet the patriot. volunteer
, in fair fight: if they quail, hey az
ruined; Il they fight, and are h"atei
thcv must give it up; while II the
p beat ,s. we ought to do the sam
Let us have this matter decided fort |
! with. 50 that our brave men ma
t quit soldering and return to mol
i profitable vocatlons.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
The New Line Of Steamers De-
twnen France and America

The New Line of Steamers be-
tween France and America
The Paris correspondent of the
Now ark (N: sJ.) Daily Adrerf'se'
writes: F6 i
The projectsof establishing lines OF
French mail steamers toply between
Havre and the United States Is at
least on the point Of being realized.
The question Of accepting certain
propositions, submitted by the gene
raj maritime company of France,
has received the favorable attention
of this government and the sanction
Of the legislative body. Two lines
are authorizcd-nnc direct to New
York and the other to the Antilles,
touching at some southern port Of the
United States, not yet determined
/ upon, and left in allegiance until the
: close Of the existing war. Accor-
. ding to the estimates presented to
, tn. corps legislatii, the amount oi
I capital to be invested III these two
lines by the general maritime com
: panv, is to be fifty seven millions "'
c frames, or about Sl1, 100000: o.
: which SUN SIS 500 600 francs are t'
bc advanced by the French govern
h rrnmcnt. The whole enterprise /:
c guaranteed bv the industrial assocla
p ton known as the Credit Nohl!ler
: of which the maritime company
n merely u branch. The line 10 Ne'
G York is to consist OF five steamers
'c eacI: provided with engines OF SO
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
-. ,e7s
Pail Particulars.

YasAerday we received the sPartlcu-
lars.in full of the great victory men
toned in previous number Of our
paper. On the day Of the battle at
z o'clock in the after noon. only
$4,000 of on, gallant soldiers We're
opposing more than double their num-
bers, 35OoO. Judging from the tenor
of the dispatched, our enemies con-
templated walking over us without
any resistance, whatever on the part
Of our forces. A bomteous supply OF
cha,npagne, etc, was found at Cen
trcville, where Senator Wilson was
in the act of entertaining a dinner
party on the arrival of our troops
and was prevented from enjoying hlm
self and friends. Dinners seemed TO
he all that troubled the mind OF Nc
Dowe], as bills OF fare of such lnten-
deh to be given at different points
were seized, among other c,triosltles
Still later dispatches inform us tina
, New York Committee are trying ''
get Gen. Wool put into actlv" service
which, should they succeed H. VII
. afford our people an opportunity "
: woo}ing the old scamp, who hreaten
ened at the onset Of difficulties, t
7 l
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
Richmond correspondence.


Camp l.c". Near Fair Grounds,
Richmond. Va. july 10Th. lo6i.
Editor Daily News: Dear sir
Having a,1 opportunity OF sending
letter and some papers direct, / take !
pleasure IL irving you q te" camp
items. concerning Col. Wigtall "IrN- /
as Battalion.
As YOU have probably heard by
rolcgraph, Senator N'i@tallllas resign
ed the higl, position he held rs ain 10
nrr.jIent Davis and u general commits
sion. to take command OF the Battalion
from the Star State, which was unanl-
fuo,lslv conferred rpon him BY the
Battlion, upon hearing that he WouI"
accepting position thus tenIefrd hIln.
There are at present six companies
in the Battalion, and We expect tW"
more this evening. aud will probably
before the end Of the week ioGna reg
imtnt OF u GOOD lighting men. and
. commanded 10y ;is gallant q Co!.a. hai,
drawn sword in defence Of our" sunny
. South woe be unto the .Abo.it:onist~
t tha.t face thi regiment whcnth" storm
4 Of battle bursts upon them.
There will probably be a Riff
I Corps Of 80 or POO men taken troil
;, the Battalion 10 form an advance
y uuard and venture 10 say that bate
shots can no where be found.
i Hot work is expected every day
= now at Manassas Junction, Gen. Beau
d regard wrote to Col. Wi@tall, day be
ir fore Yesterday, u come on immediate
= iv and Join hiln with the Texas Eat
:. but the Col. determined on pertectin
ID the men in field cvolutions which WI
OF occupy some four or five days sc
ia when we Will Join Eeaurrgard'a con
ia maDl ut Manassas j Junction.
te The Battalion are in good healt
is and spirits and az eager for y boz
It's viii. the enemy and a-s impatient
re of delay as can be we'll conceived.
arr The hour for drill is at hand and
have to close. | send YOU son
is Richmord papers by Mr.. Mckinn
4 who carries this. \ report which
of looked upon as reliable says that j(
.p- 600 men crossed the Potomac vest.
cd dav, and are bearing down upou Ge
Die Bc;,ureyard' s forces at MaDas:sas Jun
ur ton. a report also states that ageut
to al attack will be made tomorrow,
,u- our forces at Winchester, \ or<toS
be and Manassas Junction, if so l fl
en- confident OF victory at all three poii
not as we are strongly entrenched.
md The Louisiana Battalion are II
near Bethel some miles from Yo,
I'VE towr--all i'll good health when Il
Der heard from. The drums are beati
ant for drill, l will write you again.
be Yours in haste.
4sh j. ID. CAMPBEl4L
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

In this number of our paper Will
he found al advertisement OF the
Mansfield Female College, under the
~rperintendence Of Mr.. Chas. B. Stu
art. We know of no better institu-
tioo than this, in the Southern coln-
Try, and take pleasure in calling the
attention of parents it as worthy o;
their patronage.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
New Orleans Correspondence.
Special to the Daily News.
NEW ORLEANS.

july ~, col.
Nor CHcy Co70ncl The hearts OF,
our citizens were gialcned this lnorn-
inc BY the news OF a battle between
the two great armies. and the sigma! |
and decided success OF our arn>!-
Ruu's Creek, near Manassas juno |
ton, was the scene OF action. Cur
troops were commanded by Gen.
Bpaurc@ard in person. Some LAY
800 some 1000 Of the UessiaMs were
slain. The Washington Artillery
and 7th Louisiana regiments We're
prominent in the fight. The gallant
Artillery covered themselves with
glory: With seven guns they sienced
the best drilled battery Shcrman'sl
i,sthe Hessian service OF IS pieces,
compelling them to change their po-
sition no less than fifteen times.
The artillery lost but killed and
) woundcd-while that OF thn ene-
nv was very large-tor they asked
leave on two occasions to bury thei!
dead. The 9TH Regiment, Col Ital-
~ HAYS, went in with the baTonets
capturing several hundred loadcc
muskets, while one of the troops sAo
4 Federal officer and secured 500 il
cold from him. Gen. Bcauregard II
; his dispatch says: 1t is a conpiot'
= victorv!' The loss on our side i
not known, though northern account
place ii at go. Our city is i'll Il blaz
{ of excitement and anxiety to hea
from our gallant troops.
s Tie, Message of President Davl
j is publ shed. and l forward YOU
:. copy. When contrasted with that c
" Old Abe, its superiority is very al
'. parent, for while the one is bloc
he thirsty and vicious, the other is abl
=. and statesmanlike, asking nothin
that is not .just-yet submitting
at nothing that is at variance with hoi
,e or and justice. Well may we /
ST proud OF such i leader and an e,
of lightened European public will N
OF be siow in deciding the justice an
@, patriotism of our cause.
H. Our forces, On Ship. Island hay
I been increased this week, and numb
G. sufficient to defend that importa
We point against any force that may
brought against 1t. With the A
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

Nr. Sims, of the I:vsry stable, was
thrown out of i buggy on sunday
last. Attached to the buggy was a
vicious mule, over over which he had
no control. We are. pleased % state
that, with the exception oft few brui-
SIS. Mr.. S. was not injured, -nougl
H., had marrow escape.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
sVapsssEekss saeagRafrGOsSeSe
DEsSCTO PARISH La.

TsNne Fall session OF this Institution
1 will open on Wednesday. 2nd
October 1861. with Il full and efficient
Faculty. The domestic department
will be under the immediate superln-
tendence Of the President ana ms
lady, and every effort Will be maoe
to promote the comfort of those en-
trusted to their charge.
For other Information. Address.
CHAS. b. STUAkI, President
Mansfield, La.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
s<stn.: n.:sglsce.l"-: SI asiscs'

.~st1.3gl.e' sz ,sis:s'-
CorRv HOUSE Texas street. "a 10
wards.
l,R>Hcu CITIZENS NANN, Milan 4
coy.arr Market
Posi- OFFICE, Market street, E'"l
MILAN.
;,HESHYriRlAN CHURCH, frv. MI
Ai,is1rr,on Market and Nlialn -
BApr,Sr' CnuRCH, Rev. &. Ecl>'E
corner Of Market and Travis. eia.
! METHODIST CHURCH, KrvN. i. S'n&t
corne: OF Market aud i'"nnin ~.
| E,riSCOpAIlAN CHl~2'il, KEY. \. /
Russell, corner OF Market and Fam
streets.
EATHoILc CHURCH, Rcv. -. Pierre. 4"
fsnnin, between Edward HHG Man
shall street.
IsE.rlvrE CurRcl, Rev. +. S:i IL
Texas s:r. near the 'ou.t li'N>".
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
On last Saturday, we were visited
" very heavy rain.

Memphis is getting to be one OF the
great markets of the world, with safes
IN the city Monday of upwards OF
5000 barrels of pork and 2Go cas- ks OF
bacon, which realized about one l1un-
dred thousand dollars. There was
also a sale Of 5000 bushels Of wheat
At $40 to 81 25 per bushel.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
5trerepurt 59]nlag Ne'rs'
mo DICkINSol
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Tuesday. Jul! 80 1861.
Job Work must be paid for on de-
AGENTS..

Mr.. JOHN w. TAnER, is onr anthorlzcu
agent in Natchitoches.
Mr.. ID. D. O'BRlES, No. 8, E<rhanss
Place, New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city
Mp =. G.. CLARKE Bookseller, is our a"-
,horized agent for Vicksburg and Na'cne]'
Mr. j. II. LOTION, is our agent '' A'e'''-
,,lc, Bessier Parish
Mr.. A. L. HAY of the News depot Is "'''
authorized agent in Jefferson leN"S'
We will be pleased to receive G"n'f4D"-
.io.s from our friends, in and around ,eilisHt- eve
l,,at An occasional articie1roih "ei pnTIn
trI,-ivc To the crops will be very accepti:p DIG
IN fact. we desire correspondence iroih
aycrv section of the srltes-.
Personal articles will not be pnbIlShea'
aitj:cras communications OF ADVERTISEMENTS
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
COTTON SEED OIL.

4V Gallons for sale ut cost. 1t is eX-
cellent for burning, or can be used to ad-
vantage by Painters, as substitute Tor
Linseed Oil. Apply at the News Office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30
Jefferson Guards,

This company under the comnand
of Capt Hacrie ". Duke, made their
;,rrearance. in OR city. or Sunday
morning, and after partakin@ of re-
trsshments, proceeded to the springs,
s,,G pitched their tents. They are
a S:ne looking hod q Of men.
Persons wishing to. enlist in this
company will find the Captain u good
commander. and friend. The Guards
propose leaving for Missouri to-day
MAY Heaven bless them, in the
good cause they intend fighting for
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

Mr.. John F. Eagan, Of New Or
leans, will accept our thanks for
copy of DeBows Review for July.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

The river at this point is still :ai!,
ing; weather pleasant.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

Mr.. .. T.. SNOW, agent 0I the A;lr-
shall stage, VIII accept our thanks
fur 1,ayors.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

4 friend, has laid lis under ohIi@.2-
tions, tior New York and Richmond
paptr%.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-30

A tale is told in Washington that
3la A went upwith Professor Lowe
il. his tnmous balloon one day last
week, to reconnoitre the position of
TIE "rebel ?" forces. They had not
proceeded very high before Old Abe,
tapping his companion on the shoul-
der, cried out, Hold, Professor, /
think see a masked battery just be-
low us here Don't You think we
had better return y
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Ser 81. GOnareB.
(0rtraGsuna.)

So I9tn9tun, 6. @uguf, Senat t,
Dte BID, 9ewtlie Serbrecben gu %beltrafen, purps
aufgenUmuien uitO paiirt.
YoprGl Gterrei2te etnen 8el6luB In 8atrefF
Der 9oliSet Dtreftoren non Baltimore, INN Den
8eribt peo Grmitss In 8etref ~perelten gu pers
beiern.
Der 8ef1luB ia9t, Dap gentle 8alrgsr ron
8aItimcre 9egeu 9te6t unp @eIeB feltsenenmen
ipprpsl leien unO pap ~Dielelben gu e~ntlallen pper
Den biirgerlt6en 8e6Drpen gu iberliefern nGren.
Ger Senat wei9erte lid, Den frHberen 9elhIuB
pieOsr in &rna9un9 gu 5te9en unp omar nit 80
9e9en Z Stimmen.
6err Wlion tru9 barouf an, Den eemein=
ihoftliGen 8elAluB CUR Stllisung Der 0anOlun-
gen pee 9ralipenten auf 3%nnebmen. 96upe ntdt
pur69elest.
t6err GUNNER iberreiGte Die 8eI6lalIe Der Sc
9telatur BON M%aIahuletts, nOpurh Die Senate
rem unp 9fepraientauten er1aht merpen, Nue0
auf3ubteten, pamlt Die Jtepublit 6aYtt dnerfannt
wsrpe, 6ierauf 9inJ Der Senot in Greruttp
Slbung i,ber unD Oerta9te lh um II ubr.
6auS. DaS 0au5 nabnl Die SeuatS BtQ
be3ttsliG Der Supreme-@ourt III appeaatlous-
SalleIl ali.
Serr Bingham p~erlan9te Die eiuftimnti9e gu.
%iftmmun9 oe0 9auies, DaB 9spiiie un6eieBlGe
Yerbinpuneen nit Dem Setnoe beltralt plrpeu,
6r. GalIauptebam IeSte 9roteit elm.
Die 8dl 3nr appropriation BON $4,000 CUR
Nusbe1erung Der langea Bride purpe auge=
npnmell.
Die 8iQ 3ur @rt69uns pes golres Der rssus
laren unp neutrality-suspicious. puroe an9enom=
men.
Sr, Ma9 o~erIan9te grlaubniB gu einer per-
iGnItden Grtlaruug, Dteielte wurpe tbul jepC6
perreigert.
0ggen Mtttag %entitano cine allgemeine Gle
in Dem N9tbm Der @1eiGafte peS 6aulea. Der
9raliOent ihidte 8cti6aitsu ein, Dap ct Bills Sc.
selduet bobe IL. ~.
Sr. Nlblep trug ouf cine Serldn9erur9 Der
SiBun1 INN 80 Otiuuten an. (Dir ubr batte
lAon lansere 3eit 10 Winuten ppr Il ubr &C.
3eigt, pa tie itilIe itanp.)
Soerr StepenS ftu9, % es IN Sronut9 Jet 81
frasen, pb Die ubr in 8eprgung bleiben purfe,
(2tlgemeines OeldGter.)
berr gBldlif ertI1rte gum SdluB, paB Na6s
ri9tem aus &entudp ein9elaufen leten, wprna6
&entudp fir Die Union Jet.
Inter al9emeinem Npplaus pb bieler Wlittbei<
lung lhlOB Die StBung.
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Cine Qlpre0t an Sen graCiDenteu.

New@ gOrt, 8. 2tug. Gme 9lOreiTe All ben
Dralioenten Der Ser, Staaten c~ircultrt bier TT
alien Srellen, unD linoet rnterlAriften in alien
Staten. DteieIte lprtdt li4 fret unO eutiblOlz
ZEN ilber piele uebelltanpe aus, pelte in Der Arz
NEE pprberrlGeu, bctla9t lid, Dap tetne btnret-
benpe NprItht an9epenDet porOea Iet in Der
Auswabl unD Grnennung BON Oif3ieren, paB
pOltilhe unO lotale Snterellen, ni1t aber militia
Ride Guhti9feit, in bduf9en 6alen ais MaBfab
Der @rnennung ati9ele8t wDrpsn leten. Sn ge=
genwartt9en Setter aber ieieu lotlle unD pplitt>
I6e Sntereleu bel Seite gu IeBen, penn Die Grt-
iten5 Der Natipn ltebe auf Dem Sptele. 6erner
lagt Die NOrelie, pab Die btliBenOe &lalIe entldlOls
len lei, DAP tret Die redten Mt1nner an Die rrds
ten Ylobe seltelIt weroen miiBten, unO Dap Diff
3iere, peren 9rpfellipn eS isi Die gBafen gu fub=
rem, ais 6lbrer Der Armee ~angeltelt niirpen unp
paB r~esulare SfT3iere apancirt wiiroen, neil lie
fabts iparen nno Sertrauen peroienten, wabrenp
Jreipili9en Elm %9ewile0 MtBtrauen ltstS anpOb.
men miit1e, Die BettiDnllten balten eS fur NO
tbig, Dap Die ltrenglte militartlbe DpSipIin 10
fort eingefubrt perDe, Dap pie gauge 9Irmee inter
pae NfIIltdr g)eleg Ger re9uloren Nrmee gelteut
nerpe. Die gauge 9laticn lhaue nit Sertrauen
auf BEN enpliAen Sie9, le pple, Dap Die Union
bstebe uup let bereit bic Hs9Isrung nit al ibren
&raftsn 3a unterltuBen, pamtt Ots8iplin, gners
gle unD ipabrer Niutb Die Armee beleele unp gum
Siege ilHre.
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entfprpGen pprbsn lit, 70 bat Der @nelIor letne't
telten @t0en uno 8ermGeen nad Die @bl6dBun9
Der 9dnpereien, bss 8au9runDeS, Der Seroene'
rltnaen unD 6duier pprsunsbnrerl, tpelthe, pom "
ieior Ieltf at urterIAreibenpe 4tlten 9etllSenO
eradtet nerren lollen.
gEenn in etnem ltmla9e=Otltr!tt Gt8entbum
b~etrpfen miro, ipelhf5 peper 9eet9net, pelele"
perpaltet cper in Mietbe eebolten tit BON elmer
i'm Diltritt lelblt pobnenpen perlc II poer perlp-
nen, unp Den NllelIpren cine 9iIte uber pe an1
oemielben befinnIthen lteuerbarsn Sbtette IN Del
BON ben Nlsloren pOr9el&riebensn 9Sette ntdj
eiu0ereidt wcrpen lit, 10 foil Der NliellOr lelblt II
porl6rtftsmGBteer 8Urm Die ablhdsun9 Oorneb.
men, unp feline an5uf ertt9enpen Stlten lpllel ppll'
0eltuna baben.
@s fol- ben gt9entbumern, OeliBern, Ydhterr
Uoer 8ermaltern BON Qanoereten, Vangri1npem II
Wpbnbdulern, melGe niht In Den umla9es0t'
~itriften, In oenen le wobnen, 9eleSen ltno, 9eltat'
tet lein, ibre Qilten nit 9enauer Nr9abe oee I'm
lace tltritt5, in benz lie ibre 9teAenlhatten IA
ben, oil ben MielIpr ~Derjentsen OtltrittS etn3lt
reiden, in melhem le tbren NDbnlib baten,
Dieler fat Damn poS gSeitere gu SsrTIgelt uni
ert1lt pafir S ais 3ablun9.
Crit. d l6reibt Die Nrt unO Weile Dpr, ptt
Die NIIeHpren bic Qtlttn anSuferttaen baben.
Sett. % banpelt pom Der .3fit UNI Don Den
perIhieDenen YlGben, NO Der Aie1cr ALE betbet4
lleteu Yerlpnen benaArihti9en lpQ, poB Die BON
ipnen angcfertigten 9iiten in Sereitidaft itnO,
ba6 p~isIelten einseleben unO allenfallIi9e Sin
tpdnpe gesen r~iellten an9fbraGt merDeu ton
nen. Die 6ra9e, petde in alien .6alet pom
Mppelatipnen Der Nlelipr gu entlGetpen, brebt
li6 um Die gtmitttun9 GER Sbatlade, oh paS 81
aentbun irsenp elmer @sriOn i'm SerbaltniB gu
DEN BON onperen Qieaeuidaften in Dem lslben Dt-
thrift semaGten NblAaeun9en gu bod b%efunpen
perpen fam.
NGe Nppelatiunen bteIer Dirt lplen idriftlid)
an Den N1eIor eingereidt weroen, unO in be
~itimmter 9Beiie Die 9untte, itbtr pie man cine
anpermeitige @ntlheipune pilnl4t, ipeBititren,
uno Die @ritnpe pper bae 9rin3ip, auf weIbe Die
Selhperoe lid ltiiBt, eenau an9eben. Der Nfel
iur bat Die 8sfusnlB, Die por9encmmenen Ab
lGdBunsen in @rtpa9un9 gu 3ieben, unO etraiae
un9leiAbstten ST beleitisen, 10 paB Die AbiAab
un9en SleiAmaBie unp 9ereAt erlGeinen. Seine
AblGabuns lOl jepO6 Ubne Heterogeneous ftnf=
td9tge NOtl3 an Die betbeili9te DerlOn, um pieler
@eIe9enbeit gum @inwanp pagesen gu 9eben, er=
bGDt lperoen.
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Mns @aShinatpr.

W1btngtOn, 8. Nug. Nrn1Io aus Sc
linoi8 bat cine 8ia eingebra6t, bab Nae, ps6e
in Oielem &rie9e ais 6~reipiqise einsetreten ifab,
ODER nod etntreten nGgen, utb ple ebrersOQ
e%ntlallen iperoer, naturaltltrt tperoen iClen,
tpenr tie nabweilen paB lie Elm Sabr in pteim
canoe GemDbnt baben.
Die Sill purOe an raS Wltttt1r GCmite br.
pielen uno pirD teOenfals 9l,i4 bet S%rSfnuq
Der Oe3ember=Stbtn CUR Spra6e tOmmsn ND
Obne a3petfel an9enCn1men peroen.
Slaac NrnOIo tit V~eltreter Des GUn9reB=O
l~trttEee BON @btca9o, Saiupi6.
Us a btngtpn, 8. Hug, OdS Martne
Department bat Na6rtdt pom per @pli Slot
erbalten.
Nm 4. Suit na6m Der Dampfer Goutb Gar
lima Dor WaloeltOn feds SAoner ipea, am
3ipet, am 6. etnen unp am Z. etuen. Sin 3be
pIeler Schooner bate 2apung an YUrp. Nuf Fl
mem Der eIben fanD man 10 8eutel nit NofGo
den unp 81 8eutel nit 9ateten auer Qrt. Dte
ler SCHOONER i4ten alp cine Nrt ppn 9Vfotenl
gu oerrtbten.
2m D. Suit naGm Der Mio6apt auf bu Sole
bon ct, Starts, 6lOriOa, Die S4aluppe 0foroe
Sloat, Die elnen GtrluA madte pie Blpf,pe at
onrbbre1en. Din 0Urp b%efanoen li6 DtefrG,t
un0 bret &tnper pe8 Sen. Apiutanten 6gonD
pom 6IOripa. Die Dame nabm bic @ewIknss
Gla9ge flr F1 IN Nnlprud, ais lbr prlpat6ts
9%sntbnnl, unp pa- Ter Glpttdn feline @1palt1ez
gen elle 6ran in ibrer Sage ausabeu wpQte' %
lleB er tbr Die 8lag9e.
Die legten 9taArlAten BON Sort 0ifsn5 lat
ten bis gum %, Suit.
Wal9tnstOn, 6. aug. Yrtn3 NupOleon
mar am Spnntag nit letnem Wefolge bel Nrlindz
ION uno %Itattete Den perihieDenen Qaaerpl6sen
nnO Sefeti9un9en ieinsn 8eluG ab. @eneral
Nic Oomel emPlin9 cen 8eu9 in arlington
9aue unp bate elne LANCE untsrrepun9 init Dem
prtn8en.
0eltern beludte ct meGrere 0lGbe In Wnl6.
tn9ton nno bF9ab li6 Damn, wie bereits mitae-
tbetlt, naA Der 9tapp glrO. Nm abenp lpriste
er III Weiell6aft mebrerer au5m1rti9er Wttntter
Ino pober OTijiere bel StlatssS etretGr Semarp.
9stite 9ln9en Der 9rinj unO WeIplse in 96a@
qen naG Mount SernOn ab, INN einen 8tlu@
am Crate gBaDm9ton's ab3ultatten.
Walbtn9tOn, s.. NuJult. Capt. Gca@,
pom Z. WaiaAnlett0 Jte9iment. Der gum Srts
9aoe Weneral nOmintrt porpen lit, l~tiirste nit
letnsm pferOe rnD Spg liA bepeuteupe SerleBuas
gen gu, tnOem pa0 9ftrp liA aber i'm wal;te.