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The national Republican., 1861-05-13
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

UNITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
\ OTICE.-In order to accommodate the trav-
Y elling public, TWO DAILY LINES FOR
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, and
other points North, will leave the depot, (near
the Capitol,) on and after Wednesday, May 9Th,
at 1890 A. N. and 1890 P. NJ for Anna oils |;
thence, by steamers, to Perryville, and railroad
to Philadelphia and New York.
Passenger Trains from the North,
Leaving Philadelphia at ll.3o A. NJ. and IL p.
NJ, will arrive at the depot at s.As P. NJ. and
925 A. n.
Trains for annapolis
Leave Washington depot at 1890 A. NJ, P. NJ,
and 1870 P. n.
Trains from Annapols
Leave at 7.l5 A. NJ, 2l5 P. NJ, and 730 P. NJ
Arrive at Washington at s.aO A. NJ, b.45 and
s45 P. N.
Trains for Baltimore direct
Leave Washington Depot 1890 A. NJ, 3.lb P.
NJ, and 1890 P. N.
Trains from Baltimore
Leave Baltimore 7.s0 A. NJ, 3.l0 P. NJ, and 7.46
Pm.
Arrive at Washington s.a1 A. NJ, 5.46 P. NJ, and
GASP. N.
All articles Of freight mot contraband of war;
will be transported between the two cities. Ton
mage trains will leave Baltimore at 1 p. NJ
Leave Washington at IL P. NJ.
By order Of the Secretary of War:
THOS. A. SCOTT,
May LIT General Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-05-13

TWO or three gentlemen can be accommodat
l. with sleeping apartments in a small private
family, at No b3l Tenth street, near the Smith
s0nian Institution, (lsland. apr 2s
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Proposals for Supplying Beef on the Hoof
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC!

SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing beef cat
~ tie on the hoof, for the use of the United
States Government, are invited till the l4th in
stsnt. The cattle to be delivered In the city of
Washington, or at any point in the State Of Penn
sylvania which the Government may designate.
The price per pound, gross weight, must be
stated for the delivering in P-nnsylvanis, dis
tinct from the delivery contemplated in Wash
ington.
Bids to be directed 10 Lieutenant A. Beckwith,
lst Art, A. A. @. s, Washington, D. G.
A. BECKW1TH,
may s-7t lst It. LIST Art, A. G. 8.
The national Republican., 1861-05-13

nRS. LOCKWOOD DARRELL are prepared
~ to insert TEETH on VULCANITE BASE
new and improved mode. When made on this
plan, they are comfortable to wear, and much
cheaper than any other Also, Teeth inserted on
Gold plate, and all Dental operations Of any kind
that may be desired. Office room, No. 8, In the
Washington Building, corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventh street. feb l5-3m
The national Republican., 1861-05-13
GAS FIXTURES,

UA6 T1AIUHE6,
WE have in store, and are daily receiving,
w GAS FIXTURES Of entirely new patterns
and designs and finish, superior in style to any
thing heretofore offered in this market. We in
vits citizens generally to call and examine our
stock of Gas and Water Fixtures, feeling conf
dent that we have the best-selected stock In
Washington.
All work in the above line iutrusted to our
care will be promptly attended to.
MYERS MCGHAN,
mar 20-6m 376 d street.
The national Republican., 1861-05-13
THE LARGEST COACH FACTORY
IN WASHINGTON.
SIXTY CARRIAGES NOW ON HAND,
AND
FOR SALE.

TNHOSE In want of Buggy, Rockaway, or
l. Carriage Of any description, should not fail
to call and examine my assortment before pur'
chasiRg. Ny vet ticles are all made of the hest
materials, in the latest styles, and by the best
workmen this country can produce; and will
sell them at as low prices those OF an IN. erior
quality can be purchased for in any of the North
ern cities.
VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Made to order at the shortest notice,
b6y.And Warranted to Give Satisfaction. .-SDa
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEORGE r. HALL,
Southwest corner OF Pa avenue
apr 6-ly and Thirteen and "a half street.
The national Republican., 1861-05-13
GAS FIXTURES!
mn pror AccopmxfrNr ruup orppppD

q A S FL x 7 y K IS!
THE BEST ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED
In THIS CITY
THOSE who desire to select from new patterns,
i with the advantage Of reduction in prices,
will call early and examine.
We would also call the attention Of persons
about introducing gas into their dwellings to our
increased facilities, and consequent low prices,
for this branch Of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done
promptly, and free from gas leakages to call at
269 Pennsylvania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
nov 26 J.W THOMPSON 4 co.
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8iber glltelIigel1te.

Monday Morning, July 2, 1851.
The week closing Saturday evening was chiefly
marked by the heat and the inactivity of business.
On Saturday the departures were more numerous
than any previous day Of the week. The boats
leaving had fine trips, especially the Mary b. Keene
for Memphis, and the Gen. Hodges for Red river
The number of arrivals for the past week
amounted to only eighteen steamboats,, bringing in
the following amounts of produce: Cotton, 233
bales; sugar, G34 hhds. and bbls..; molasses, SGT
bbls. -four, 1863 bbls. corn, Isl sacks; tobacco
26ihhds. lard oil, s9bbls., and whisky 1T6 bbls.
The river before the city continues to decline. 1t
has fallen foot two inches since our lasreport
and is now nine feet ten inches below high water.
mark.
n The late arrivals from the 0uachita and Red
rivers report those streams low and falling.
The flags Of the different steamers in port on
Saturday were at halfmast in respeett to the late
George W. Muse, who lost his life in the defence of
the South at the battle at Bulls Run, in Virginia.
Capt. S. w. Hammond informs us that his
steamer, the W. S. Johnston, having been reftted
and reprinted will be at the landing this morning,
ready to receive freight for Red river.
Y LAUREL HTLLs FOR BAYOU SARA.-The fast and
unsurpassed passenger and Confederate States
mail packet Laurel Hill, Capt 81 Heno, com
mander, and Mr.. Geo. Wilkinson, clerk, leaves at
landings. g
PRINCE OF WALES FOR MEMPHIS - The unsur.
passed passenger packet Prince of Wales, Capt.
Jas. Lee, commander, and Mr.. "A. G. FoIger, clerk,
leaves for Memphis Fieksburg and all landings ia
the Bends at o'clock this evening.
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incline to the heef that Id. viii prove 10 be the
Brokers; Circular figures. The sales for the week
were reported at 100000 bales the largest on re-
cord excepting in May. 1888 Its quite inmate
rial 70 what figures prices go on the ether side for
the next two months. They will have no influence
here, because we shall have no cotton for sale.
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Receipts or Produce.

4
MEMPHIS Per steamer H II w Hill S bales
cotton q Connolly Eco Il do Wilson & Young
~ hnds tobacco kirkpatrick &co--l0 bbls whisky
Grieit, Byrnes eco u bhis pork s 0 Nelson &eo
III pbis apples 4 Moore &co % do Ingram 4
heith--50 bdls paper Stevens & Sgymour--6o coils
rope IL pes bagging 81 mules ndsundries to or
der Total 20 bales cotton.
FORT ADAMS Per steamer Laurel HiIl-l2
bids sugar Brand u Landry 6 do Ciaugnar &eo
Ill do Burbridge eco 10 DO IL bbIs molas-
SEES Leycque a BaqBie.-2J do Augustin s. Thibeault
7G do N hhds sugar Roman 4 K rAion-- 26 40
Carroll, Hoy &eo II do 4 bbls moiasses Z Borgeois
II do 26 bids sugar Trosalair y Haydel- 25 bhls
moiasses to Logan, Soniat. & Claiborne Ill bales
mdse Menard 8 Eignaud sundries to order.
!. BAYOU SARA Per steamer Acadia--gundries
to order.
SHREVEPORT Per steamer Texss-s bales
COTTON Payne q Harrison sundries to order.
MEMPHIS Per steamer Mary L Keene-
snases cotton III bbs -four and sundries 10 order.
7. olglACHlTA RIVER Per steamer Era No -
sundries % order
SHREVEPORT Par steamer Eleanor IA bbIs
-four and sandfies TO order.
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CATTLE H IA RE EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY. July % 1861
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday 245 Texas
Beeyes, Hogs and 1870 Veal Cattle. Amount Of
Stock sold were 200 Texas BeeYes Il Hogs and 6s
Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are, 100
Texas BeeFes, 100 Hogs, 1877 Sheep and $50 Veal
Cattle. We quote
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III
Decrease foF M w'ssk ........s eoa 49,
Our adviees from Europe daring the week are up
1.-THE 9Th Of July, brought BY the Asia. arrived
New York, from I.ivsrpool. The cotton market
was advancing The quotations for afddiinr Orleans
were 3d. Though some accounts say ed. This
would make an aavance Of "a. for the week. We
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

MA hol"Al ~ Y Hi SE w. 55IIhfTseEHito'
ne VIII the oSM9 s Of p the %
scEpon will be opened the office Of the City Treasurer
h p t2hh g. to 20 BBisPsss
for the defence of the city.
vii Ss ta
upwards and shall replace said Certificates by Bonds
confidently appeal wellknown patriotism all our
an object that shall not be delayed and whose importance
not be over estimated. JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor.
mo. 5642.]
to raise Money for the Defense Of the City
AIT j. Be oydqi"ed 1ye Common Council Of Tie cy
sand dollars s25O 600 be andhe is hereby appropriated
ARTICLE . II is further o,tne That IN raise The
aforesaid sum- and owing to the inability Of the city advance
the charmen the Finance Committees hereby authorized
for e Se ia s T o n s sdc 1
they may determine aid bonds TO be signed by the City Treas
on the lHt Of July 1862 with interest the
AErcLES i is iafer dydajn3, That Immediately after The
passage Of this ordinance shall be the duty of the Mayor
office under his supervision and that Of the Charmen Of the
public notice 10 the residents Of Tie city Of New Orleans in
wiling them forward subscribe The aforesaid
their certificates soon my w ready for delivery.
the aforesaid Shall be deposited in bank separate from he
other deposits Of the city, be used only for the purposes aoe
aRrieLE g. nis ler ordained That all bonds issued as
the LIST of january, 1862.
[signed j. o NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedl LEA +. BAEEWELL.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fsig4eSl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
J. e. s sSaTa r.H4soS 81. " S sE1sz'
NORTH, SHERMAN ~ co..
AZ IMPORTERS AND JDBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS GuTLzRy
JEwELRV, STATIoNERY, MUSICAL 1RsgRu-
SENTS, cGSsRs. BRUSHES, PER-
FuMERY, BUTTONS,
THREADS,
No. SO Chambers RrreeEE4.,, r,,,,..
- ---.-E ---L-n.
'EsQnn, SAMUEL IN, 14s,sAIE AEl' Retail
4s3sE u iatt tt e eets SIs Nl4oogs t'iass
4ziae araet--new Euuber H. Az
PAxFEEs, LOWELL 81 CO., SHIPPING NEB.
~ eha9,s ceta9r Of ofsanisla sld Eonirlonsyreets
CLARK, sTAuFEnEs & CO., HARpwAka
~ lReN, ste. No. ~ Canal Hstes &gehts FOR PsRe,a Saw
mn uNRlE, Al. 81 co., MEMS sYp BOYS gLorB
ttf ing Of aLss and qualities Waeseas aaa reaiE "nrnsr
pLuoESEEs, JAREEs " tEros sE-arsLAw
ss~ oaies-N2, 70 oomrn4ratal fAes vi az
WHtTRs gaos. L., sonKssLbsR ANS 81.
HYDE !. sooDBIesi fEwshFRe asas, g,
T4Y AAAEsn q TuUI6Ea1s, 3a..lEEs II cAoTH
LII ing and Furnishing 9Hd Nus - and 90 epsi street.
soEass Il Sid Leyee
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There was some inquiry tor Exchange today 4
ia light sums, however Our banks do not hold
any Northern funds and foreign balances are safe;
ard wisl pag hands lo4 being paid for
sixty days on London. and 5.l5@5.l0 on Paris
direct, This time last year our banks held, all
told, exchange, with sterling ruling at
\ lo9a i, and francs Of 5.l5 @5 100 and $40.
n The Confederate Government loans and desires
tor financial affairs, are we'll sustained
~ our banks. They all feel disposed 10 put the
ahonlder to the wheel. The Canal Bank has taken
another $50 900 Of the loan making $500 900 ID all
The CAizens' Bank has also taken another slice.
The adjourned Bank Convention will assemble on
Wednesday,, the 24th inat, Ut Richraond. Tie
ederate Congress assembled to-day, ana presi-
dent Davis message will be coming over Tie wires
\ within 4 short time.
Condition Of the Banks of tts CITY for te week endn
Saturday, Jaily 40, 1851.
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q DINNER lAL.
marae, Report Of DRAKE, Kleinwort & Cohen.

IIlyERRoaI, June e, 1851.
Mesrr There change il The money market, and The
rnninr rate Of the Bank Of England
sct Theatest haik return, However, gan Of satisfactory
character aid afer the payments Of the dividends the 4th
nrnSin1a more money anticipated
has continued auguid but the latest
accounts from The Fest being somewhat favorable may
f,rSeiaee better
GaTroSsour spnners have been buying 1eely this
week. tie that both and spectators have
operated to a fair esten, aud tue business Of the week has
Ameliea VII getting less abundant 1I6d 70 I'D
ersf The ordinary descriptions unchanged East India
also been demand hat The supply is still heavy and
prices shoSs as yet no tendency improve
We quote American cotton as follows:
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ouatitv cotton known be a. sea for Great
Britain now ahou hales against loej bales in 1850
and that Of East likely artive here from Bonn
bay by middle of September is about .i50OJ bales
against IIG 900 last year.
To-day strong market md the stes estimated
at Il taies including 1850 bales speculation and for
port the quoted above Saats have shown
more ri fnness,
BREAusTufFs-onr market has been less depressed with
fair retail demand fer he best easss Of Wheat and
ferio descriptions further small decline hiss bae conceded
Indian Germ also quoted lower than last week bat With
inquiry s5t$ " ..S
Sue Rs-ony moderate business hes been done without
alteration ptices the npre closes with qet feeling
The sales 1900 boxes Havana arrive, 22 sd
cwt- for No ga from the and a5J bags Paraiba,
TO arrive, at 2ei, eS Gaay.
MoEassEs Supplies sgan becoming liberal and the
make with prices tending ward No
Gnbaare reported, bit the highest hdobained for cargo
Mnscogado Iow in Queenstown Is lbs o cwt. DIP.
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FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLEANS
City of New orleane {
Bel remembered that on the 18th day January 1860
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace fer the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos. soo President and
James Hdwards Secretary Of tie Sun Mutual Insurance. Com
pany of New Orleans who being sly according Law
dodpese and say tho above arc inst and true
And correst transcript ftone hooks Of said cofauy
THos. sLoo. President.
and Subscribed before this atb dey Of January
1850. d. r. MITCHELL
Second Justice az The Peace, Ps4iah of Orleans.
The Eosrd Of pSIS
len 0EST IN CASH the outstanding; Geriesteg OF
frohts holders thereof their legal
on sa afterthe 1874 day of February 10 declare
dividend ef FQltTg P fES5. 90 per cent? o., Tie ue
:ssnss premiums d tbs Company, eucing ccera
6sr 1859, ter which certificates M betssae5 on the l6
Asgeh next,
fhe Bsrectess after reserying ONE MILLION OF Doll
profits hare received, that all outstanding
Eohts, at tue Issue 1885, he redeemed
and paid 70 hcs their legal REPRESENTATIVES. on
ndatet tbs 18th Of February The be
produced At tataa Of payment, esEceien sud nter5st
9u same 70 cease after The Slst December, 1859,
THOMAS SIjO0t Fsesi6sut. :
JAMES D. sllESEGRls3 Vice. President
JAMES apW4 Arts Secretary.
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rtRxt%ap
Ssrlss ID us.sgfe, r. q. ,hssrts
A. u, hellss Jehn O KICKS,
Hngk Wilson, J.. H. Sfauser
j Y. de Egans, Il. y LolssdsI6
Henry Renshaw John G. tfAinns
4. O. TEem6aIst, FhdnzSE Sloo.
isl4
Il GUMS. g. Il. & BROS. COMMISSION AyD sos.
%arslng aerehaps No. Front stre4t opposite the Canal
tsrry tafieaS attention given tts Rfi ss
q 81 fHfR o sssfs-v RsglffS wi i.
(yRATHAAs s. U. IL co.., COMMISSION NER
- chants and naperiesof Ws Nc % CusigInouse sfslsf
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Atarine satsIllgelfe.
OErsoENT OFFICE, No, 10 Camp Street., /,
Monday Morning, July Y. 1851.
Arrived Saturday.
steannbats.

------ --- "a ---- ----
steampBats.
Mary . Keene, Richardson, I'm Memphis.
Era No 7, Moore, I'm 0uachita River.
" eleanor, Main, I'm Shreveport.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
u Il RW Hill, Newell, I'm Memphis.
Laurel Hill, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Texas, Stinde, I'm Shreveport.
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lea yar gqery FATURtAE at5P.N.
- LL,HaE u Z. 2 II. s ~ 3. s !. q 9

Efs| b. bmgu i. Mai f.ne--k0r DggatdsonvIIe PtRq-
uetniae Eacr Raukg POS. n .laon nGyGn Sara
Rec Rive I.agiEg FORT AleaF SBtgIe Water.
proof Rodney Et Joseph FRud C3 WEfgetur EGd YIcks-
20 passenger steftae Ibui willie. Bowu
Ct O'CLOCK r. N.
selO kss{iernnrdclst Efrsat
th therFG e1nua5a NJ SfeRhnfg wish ls steamers Hope
Nd Cham Tor Yt@na stver
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d, ss62.eg9 slslasI .7ls sls e. .

Aags5ll. n. .ssiy $50, 45,.sSS
ntfasis dsys, 5ay 70. ~
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AND TENsAs RIyER.
Leaves on TUESDAY. 81 Irs.. at5P,N
I'm place Of the Jla'g Sl1GclsJ

REGULAR UUACEIyTA PACKET
49, For Trenton, AD5LTgr, &FA Cheney. Pine Bluff,
fsss:sa asor's, GolHuItta H3aE%e's, jlarrisGnbnrg
Trinity and all Intermediate lSudinE Olathl6
krerhe rev snd splendid swift fla5s passenger
Era No. a, Len Moore ng1SGs iesv4 above. Also
KFk Ferry, Anchor Polarization Iuis Village, Ebett's,
Rehes ANA al intermediate landing TgnEs siger For
freight0r passage apply on board
iy22 AivsTijs,ae Agent.
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clerk is always the landing foot Of st. Louis street,
receive and deliver freight and sign o6 Of fading or the above
boats. .
my2 f. LANOEE, Agent.
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AFFAIRS IN PHILADELPBIA.

l.. fHiLAplLfhlA, aug
The recent order OF the War Department in reference
o the immediate sanding OF balfformed regiments and
eompsniei to Washington created consderAbie st'f
Yesterday about the armo;iee- Co Chsntry nfor ned
the captains OF ihose companies belonging TO his Tes
N snt that thy must have their mtn reaoy 10 move
South in ess than three days. Kscru tug Was Gctsty
going on at most Of the srmores, and nGnbsr OF re-
crrios were enrolled. The three months volunteST
fading that move vas al last he made, cked 10
the rend Sor Of their cid regiments and sga!n sn;er'
their nance and today IL il expected that the ciosd
OF these desirable soldiers will be greater. Last eve
ming meeting OF the OoIoHcs OF all the regiments now
fc1IinS In and around Pba5elehia held The Sec
re,ary Of the Common wealth, Ho1. Iii h S!er, was
10 attendance at the Coriiueota hotel Thirty command
ing officers answered 10 their names, aud made reports
OF the s!reugth aud sh'iepcv OF their commands me-
Sitter stated the obec; OF the meeting he sara theic
was no cause for aa fer the safety oil the capital bn'
utimsted thst l. was the intention Of the commando
eenerss 20 make an advance and 10 order do in
manner AZ H,ctvs poSs BILE, iresh troops were need
ed 20 take the place Of the entire force nos N and
arou.d Washington.
J.ase Cudvlllader In his charge 70 the grand jary
c. the United States District Court yesterday, remarked
Oh the treatment Of proners charged With The ohsn'es
scrbed Ia the acts OF Congress- whslney as prisoners
Of war or pirates purely measure OF governmental
policy, " .h which the court had nothing 10 do Ia
cyS war; prosecuted extended scale 1t . usual 20
res, prisoners prisoners OF ~ar but the usage is
not founded 10 any rules OF absolute rg1t, and TIE
eon OF their observance depends upon the decision
OF the legislative or (Aecnuge departments aud moi upon
the opinions OF indicial organs
The cases OF the priva,eer men Of The Enchsnt-e's
and the Petrol viii be brought to TIE notice OF the
grand jury for action.
The Court Of Inquiry, at the rayy.yasd upon The
charges made sgsi1st Captain Ohsuneey, Of the Sns-
aubsnua BY the crew has lo arded its decision to the
secretary Of The Navy at Washington, ami awaits
reply.
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AFFAIRs IN NEW YORK

nav icfht Aae u.s. -.
No little sIeIlsu mt has been created among the Mill
tary a0ns In this city By the oskf which
has teen Issued by tbe War Department directing that
q. ne troops present enrolled whethes attached
perfect or Iaeenpss regiments be forwarded ct to
the seal CT Absut 0oo belonging 70 dfer-
eat regiments quarered In and about this city sl
probably leave for Washington during this week CIV.
Morgan i nov in tie city, and vii at forward
10 washington al the companies that have zen muster
cd IN.
Oa Friday night lat the captain Of he steamer Boz
ton, Of the Philadelphia and New York line loutsit
roue was surprised by unusual accession OF passen
gers many OF whom sere without mosey. For the mos
part thty we're dressed n ctizes clothes whlls soms
wore parts Of unfors but no: enough to identity then
wlsh any regiment The men represented that they be
onged 20 three months regiments whose term OF service
hads xpired They numbered about two hundred, snt
reached here situ.eav morning. Il appears thai
tbsse we're nearly al deserers from the 20 regiment
They eoatrlyed 70 from TIE lines under cover o.
night aud taking she Cor Bstmors al way station
cane % Philadelphia, and he &c b. ssssnsr 70 ses
York. - So, Z )
Cap. HoGowr, formerly sf he Jar Of TIE wss
bss been SsSsrsd to sAuegs 70 tupsitsas Ne nsoal
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isTHERE ALAgE-DUCK AMONG [lSC0LS'S BANK
sUYUJkRIEsg

The iol,wi1g, from the New Yo'k Tribune, o. TUES
DAY. leads suppose tina; the Boston Banks don't toe
Their own mark; Says the Tribune:
''rbe Banks held another meeting yesterday, but the
Phadepbs Ranks Rq, bsinq quite rsoa 20 &C! IN concert
nc thing Vas accomplished. The Philadelphia Backs it
is thought viii take their proportion OF the five millions
deficient Of The Boston subscription II not the New
York Banks will take Il all The managing committee
have not yet been appointed Our Banks paid yes,e.
day. into the Sub Treasury IS 500 90 on sccou.t Of
the loan being the 10 per cent stipulated to be paid in
mediatey Mr. Cisco prepared 70 receive subscrpt
to those 80 per cent notes at par The interest on
these notes Is payable semls The notes taken
by the Banks bear dste Aug is. More Of the demand
notes will 20 to Washington to-day for execution, bu.
ws do not think that Mr. Chse intends immediate Is
sue Of any large amount. Toe number OF outside sub
scriptions at Mr. Cscos Office TO the $50 notes cutie
| Considerable rsr ging from $50 upwt I'd
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FROM MISSOURI.

JIrrkisos Cur, Aug al.-Gov. Gamble has ordered
OFT the militia and appointed inspectors in dive OFT 81
seven military districts. Ia
The report hat Fort Sooit IA In ths hs0ds Of the Con
federaies IL conGadic.ed
ST. LOWS, Aug 2l-asn. rrioss Official report Of The
number Of hssenans engaged In tho recent battle Gays
there were 5000, OF which loo we're killed and 81
woulded.
GLASGOW, No., August 20.-rhere a-s $500 Secs
souists ambuscaded 10 Sabine county The Unien men
Of Gsgo~ have sent to General Fremont for assstapee
Ten thousand Secessionists from Charleston county
crossed the river at Brunswick and marched souhmri
taking large Lumber OF horses and wsgoos .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23
TROY NEW YORK

Nav Yoay, August 2l.-Ths privlteer JET Davis vas
q. St. J ,hn., Porto Rico, on the &c h Of July.
Mr. poaglas. Baltimore merchant has been arrested
for tAmpeting with the cfHces Of British schooner
from Bsi muda.
Five hundred barrels OF turpsutins have arrived re-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-23

Los os LIrE ny rss FLooD IN OHio.-Tbe Pilt.burs
Ge.,s SAYS: The carnage TO property and the loss Of
life along the streams ia Coll INDIANA county, Ohio lie said
to be sppaog Near kton, il L. reported four houses
gtre .aE.n down the during the night with all
the inmates and ,ontentS- Many peons drowned,
and ths Droperty totally desroyed.