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NEW ORLEANS, sApril-s-The mechanic, a. shs
Washington Navy yard sre becoming dissatisfied on
account of the nen-paymeDt Of their waZes.
private telegram from Fort Jackson says war
steamer disguised passed the mouth of the Missis-
sippi. Yesterday afternoon she came within reach
Of the guns of the fort She was RECOMMENDING
about until towards morning when she proceedee
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RIcHxoSD, April 6.-The Convention in commit.
tee of the whole Several secession petitions were
presented. The eighth resolution, Eighfly amended
was also adopted, when the committee rose. The
resolution passed for the appointment Of three del
egates to wait upon and ask the President what
policy he means 10 pursue towards the seeded
States, was reconsidered.
The Convention adjourned, hoping for 9 ealmer
session Monday.
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-sfe = ssliss AM yea xuu BANS eH.E3 49,
VRYE are In recsip e an iryecs Of Goats. Rass and Fts
w @ mPsriE Rzls,p yAiea are decidedly gs.af: -
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Meets every Tuesday night ofcers Of present term
orenshav, O. Michel, O. John Hide, secy Thomas
Marshall, Treas.
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RidReIyE ncampmeut. mol

Aurora Lodge NO. 100, lGermaH,)
Meets every Thurtdsy night. Officers Atmeyer, q;
Lehman. g. Rich, sscy; Geo Sc ferle, Treas.
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II PROPOSE SELL for the purpose Of closing e. mariner
ship business the three story use ntuated on
Cherry few doors South Of BROAD, roH occupied By
IS feeon Cherry st., and back 81 The third story
Atd up a. family residence, and osrs apie FOR Ia
family and free from taxtfion State county and IL 70
one OF the most eligible bunss locations IN et ne
sy, and viii be sold At BARGAIN For parcnars - %
locstioa and terms apply the premises or 70
Nmar30-ln. IsAAc PAUL..
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DETEoIr, Aprl s.--Aboutt hraa bnn.l.a5 e,e;,;-o.
Rllne,Paliy from IIlineis, have passed hers into
Oanaoa slnce Saturday. Larve NUMBER are re-
ported on the way. q -
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PtmPIes Banishedg --,,r f.l
Faces Made Cle8Tl
HOW
By weeks Of the Magnolia Balm persectly harm.
less but elegant and eGectuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
WE HAGAN & co., ProprietOrs, Troy,N.Y.
feh24-dkK2m -. -.
mRsu rNSInW.

MRS. UINSLOW,
An experienced and physician, has soothin
Syrup for children .ethng, which greatly facilitates the 2rOses
Of teesng, by sOening the gums, reducing Inflammation
will aay all pain, and regulate bowels Depend
upon IT. mothers it will give to yourselves relief ana
health to infants Perfectly safe In all cases See adver
tsenent in smother column. ect26-ly
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MEsPHrs, April s.-A fire occurred in Hickman,
Kys on Saturday night which destroyed the busi-
ness portion of the town. Loss $l2s,o0o Insured
luz % 'VOV.TsnN az1 Smasz
- ss.ar.E = RF8m Havana.
NEW OREEkss, April Sth.-Prince Alfred was en-
pected on the 18th. 1921 =
Thrss more vessels sailed for San Domingo on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-09

at Al Union Street,
wv. LANGLEY.
P&B.
SPRING CIoTHNG.-Messrs. THoXA & Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel,
have just received large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices &c suit the times. Gen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them call march3-dlm.
For RENr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec29-t
Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to 1900 dol
lars cash. in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address koBERT. T. o.
Nov. Is, 1s6o-n
"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what ia certainly the largest
Stock Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
Without Regard e ProfitsI
JW. LANGLEY,
RAR A Union street
StSCk for SaIes
JOHN WHoRIEY, 81 South Market Street. offers for
sale SIS, 900 worth Of Gockl Gun and see him
HAVANA seq Ar g.!
JOHN wHORLEYs 80 South Market st.,
Nashville, Tenn.,---eo 900 ImpOrtod Ha-
vanas.-.JDS7 REIHYED PROM RIVAEl
Latest News from Old VIrginIaG
JOHN wHORLEY,
SO south Market street,
STILL AHEAD,
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco.
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAP
without ANY ADULTERATTON
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Fron Nsrfom.

NORFOLK, April T.-Jshn A. Lawrence UniOnist
has been reelected Mayor Of Portsmouth BY zoo
majority.
The news produced an unfavOrable feeling to-
wards the Administration.
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American. f -
Brealssus bad declining tendency Wheat was steady Pre-
visions dz consos siS 8si for money and Ok 99l5 Tor
account. $500 s.r,-I-a -
Friday and Saturday holidays. The steamer Kdlnburr
had sailed with fl0o.ooo in specie =
FEw orLELSs, April eThe steamer General Mirazon has
arrived with Havana dates Of the fourth Sugar was dali at
OK reals Stock $50 boxes Exports eoboxes Receipts
3seO boxss Sterling Exchange New Exchange
e93. .-.-. -. -. - ......-t IL
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From Harrissar..

HxRHIssuE0 April s.--Governor Curtin win rs.
commend to the legislature tomorrow an appro-
Of war as he thinks it the duty Of the st., :.
sist the General Government " -
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Tennessee.

los,.c1rD DAnr II II. M1sca4s1,' BArE-snA,AsD {
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Freza FsssrsBurs.

Macon, &C., April 6.-Troops are moving rapidly
forwards for Pensacola Eight companies have lsfs
here, and the remainder viii leave On Tuesday.
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Nsw YoEK, April 8.-The steamer Great Eastern
is advertised TO leave here for England on the 24sh
Capt. St. John, of the Sd Infantry, Ia. resigned.
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St0Ck for Sales
JOHN WHoRIEY, 81 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth Of &ockl Gun and see him
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P.rzzsBBsG, April s.-Ths var ildisgs prOdussa
great sxcissEeat here The people say, "Lst u
come. Virginia must ssceds."
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From New York.

RICHMOND, April 6.-0utsids Of ths eonvsntisn
the war news cid not produce much sxeitsHsnt
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Commissioners I examfne eli officers Of the
Government. Thr biz provides to examine,
regulate and equAllze thS conpsnsation Of ali
the employee Of the GOyesnment. The bin
pas sed
Nr Clark moved 70 take up The resolution
offered yesterday in regard to the mainte-
nance of supremacy of the Union. The bill
was taken up and passsd-yeas, "a; nays, !,
(Breckinridge.
The bill 70 prevent and punish fraud on
the part of oihcers making contracts for the
Government was taken up and passed.
The joint resolution approving the acts Of
the President was taken up and postponed
till to-morroWs I u AErI Ft II "a
The bill to defend and punish conspiracy
was taken up and passed.
The bill for the suppression Of rebellion
was taken up Rnd passed.
The bill TO provide revenue was taken up,
the question being on the amendments offered
BY Mr.. Simmons, from the Committee on
Finance. aas .ucar
Several amendments were adopted, ana the
bill was postponed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

wa stsppsd the Causeisss R0at-Detsr-
alnsd stand afsonAtOr Wade asd fnrey'
By the following ron the National Ipsel-
ligencer, Il viii Be seen that Senator Wade,
Representative A. g. Riddle, and Thomas
Brown, ESQ, Of the Ohio Farmer, nObly dis
tinVaished themselves ct the battls on Sun
day last by their determined bravery.
Mr.. Brown returned to Cleveland ysster-
day: -. 900,
To The EdiIOrs Of ths National Ints'l'gsneer :
A writer in this evenings Star says dra-
coon arrested the Eight Of tugitives from the
battle Of Sunday. This is q mistake, Who'll
". Whatever credit there was in stopping
that route Is due wholly to Senators Wade
ana Chandler, Representatives Blake, Riddle
and Norris !. Mr.. Brown, Sergeant at arms,
Of the Senate; Mr. Eaton, OF Detroit and
Thomas Brown, Of Cleveland. These gen.
tleman, armed with Maynard rifles and Navy
revolvers, sprang suddenly, from their car
riaReS, some three miles this side Of Centre
vile, and, presenting their weapons, in
loud voices commanded the fugitives 10 turn
back. Their bold and determined manneI
brought many at that point at stand-still
Many on horseback attempted to dash BY
them and had their horses seized by the
bits. Some of the hgitives were armed, anl
menaoed these gentlemen and one, pow
erfal man, supposed to be & steamsteT, sho
Mr.. Eaton through the wrist as be held hi
morse by the bride rein. None, however
were permitted to pass, except an army cour
Ter, who exhibited bis dispatches. Mr.. Wsd'
and his party held the crowd until the arri
val Of the I'd New Jersey Regiment, then oI
Us way to the battle ground, the Colonel 0
which turned back the flying soldiers AM
teamsters. Two or three officers were stop
ped and turned back.
AN EYE WITNESS.
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FOREIGN NRWs.

ST. JOINS, N. F., July 20.
The City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool
17ih, via QaeenstOwn 18th, was boarded of
Cape Race Thursday night by the Associated
Press yacht.
She bring $42, 900 in specie. The politi-
cal neWs Is unimportant
The London Times thinks the heavy tax
alton recommended by President Lincoln,
will lead the North to reconsider their re-
jection Of peace and to compromise.
A city article Of the 18th, says the consol
market was heavy yesterday with decline
Of
LIvERPooL, July ls-Cottou ssles yestsr-
day and to-day were 4Q, 900 bales, 90, 900 to
SPECTATORS and importers The market
closed buoyant, with an advance of d.
BreadstuHs steady; provisions steady.
s LONDON, July le.-Consols closed st s95
@90, money and account. Latest quota
tons of American stocks Illinois Central
shares 3s3 discount; Erie, 993(92s; New
York Central, 70.
LONDON, July 17.-Corn market unchang-
ed, the demand being confined TO the few
fresh samples offered. The crop accounts
are favorable. 1 EI T. 81 5 q
LIVERPOOL, July l6.-Cotton ia in fair
demand to-day. Sales fully 10000 bales
Prices firmly maintained. 3.
The King Of Prussia was fred at by a stu
dent named Becker. The ball slightly
grased the Kings neck.
Lord John Russell Is to be created Peer.
The Great Eastern will run regularly be-
tween Liverpool and New York.
The census Of Ireland shows decrease in
population Of IL per cent. in 10 years.
French duties on sugar have been slightly
reduced.
The Bourse dull. Rents eff 75c.
The Queen of Spain received the Ameri-
can Minister on the 18th.
Commercial per the City Of Baltimore:
Ootton-Sales Tuesday, 1900 bales, in :
GLIDING 5000 bales to exporters and specu-
lstoFs, Market buuyaRt and full prices.
LATER.
| Wednesday P. M.-Hewitt reports market
slightly higher, on receipt of President Lin
coins message, say ID, with a large spscula-
tive inquiry. sa~
Advices from Manchester are favorable
Market has an upward tendency. Weather
unsettled.
Wakefield & Nash, Richardson, Spence &
Co., and Bigeland, Althsya & Co, report
Flour dull but steady, at 26@2s.
Wheat s eady for fine, and decline Of "a
3 for inferior. Bed, s@lls Cd; white, los
ed9l2s Sd.
Corn steady. Yellow, 2ss 6d@ss; white,
| 50,
Provfsions steas5Z.
z1.-losSsEanle1 anthofities quote beef firm /;
pork steady; bacon heavy, and more inquiry
at low prices; lard steady at 4s@5O; tallOw
quiet at 47949s Sd; sugar steady coffee
quiet; RE dull,
LONDON MARKETs-B BreadsIuffs steady I;
sugar buoyant at slightly higher prices tea
6rm; coffee FIRM rice quiet; tallow 49s Cd;
money market unchanged; coasols closed on
the l6th at $4,000 for money, and 9o@9Os
for accounts illinois Central shares 3sf dis
count; Erie 22l; N. Z. Central 6s@7i.
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TELEGRAPHIC.'
Mourning i'm Richmond.
NEW REBEL DHsIaNs sus-
P1CT1D.
1OO, 900 Troops on Line Of the
Potomac. Tai1s
Last Nights Report.
Associated Press Dnpatches.l 1 - -
PROM WASHINGTON.
NTourning in Richmond.
Last Nights Report.
NHW YoRK, July 20.
Special 70 the Commercial

Special 70 ths Commercial;
The loss Of the Confederate forces, as
stated BY their own military authorities Is
over 1000. H-l l5,,
The South Carolina troops suffered most
severely, being nearly cut 10 pieces.
A sscessionist in this city declares that ne
has private adviees from Richmond, TO the
effect that Monday was a day Of mourning,
rather than rejoicing, in that city, on ae-
count Of the great number Of rebel troops
killed. tH &.
The fact that nothing hes been heard from
the persons who went out with dag Of
truce, to recover the body Of Col. Cameron,
& interpreted Is an indication that the rebels
have some new scheme aloat which they de-
Hire 70 keep secret. E.
By Saturday night there will be at least
100, 900 Federal troops on the line Of the
Potomac, extending from Alexandria 70
Harper's Ferry. u.5
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OOROORAN AND ELY HEARD FROM.

So EhlLADALFhiAI July 20
The Evening Bulletin has a special dis
patch from Washington, which states on
authority Of a letter from Leesburg, Va,
that Col, Corcoran and Congressman Ely are
prisoners at Manassas. The dispatch also
states that Col. Wade Hampton was killed,
and the rebels were taking care Of our wound
ed and burying our dead.
Scouting parties came within three miles
of Washington last NIGHT.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToE, July 26.
The o. 8. steamer South Carolina, Com
nander Alden, was e Galveston on the 7th
of July. She had captured eleven ve sells
since establishing the blockade. On the Sd
inst. one Of the prizes had arrived at Pensa-
Gala under command of Capt. Boxtsr with
dispatches for Com. Mervine.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
-. = WAsaIsaroN, July 2s

y 'E7-7-11IlNl171' N1I1I W
AcClelland has arrived here.
A committee from New York had an in
teryisw with the President to request the
calling Of Gen. Wool into the field, saying
New York had furhished $4,000 volunteers
and has confidence in that veteran, and
wondered why he was retained in Troy.
The President replied there was no desire
to keep Wool from active service, and be
would consider their representations.
10000 volunteers have arrived here in
the last 46 hours 6Lt Jfat1 f.l
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RRoal RoRT MONROR.
{ FoRr MoERoR. july

1901 FORT MONROE, July 20.
Lieut.. Crosby yesterday took charge Of an
expedition to Buck River, consisting Of 800
men and seven field pieces, upon a propeller
and six launches. IA. f,
The expedition was entirely successful.
Lieut.. Crosby surprised and burned nine
sioops and schooners belonging TO the Con-
federates, and brought Of one valuable
prize, q schooner laden with bacon, corn,
&c. &c Ls.islil
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FROaI HARRTsRURG.

H4RRIsPuRg, Pa July 3R.
On Sunday last Gov. Curtin was requested
to push forward troops to the capital, and in
four days 10 regiments of Infantry, nearly
1000 efficient troops, we're thrown for
ward, aud another goes the last of the week.
The State has also an artillery regiment and
1900 cavalry nearly ready for service.
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FROM 81! I0TT7s.

l1Is q. LOUIE July 20.
The following officers have besn officially
announced as comprising the STAFF Of Gen.
Fremont Capt ]. c. Kelton, Asst. Adj. Gen.
and Acting 0ommissary; Brevet Maj. John
McKinstry, Asst. Quartsrmssters Surgeon
s. G.. ]. Deczmpt, Medical Director; Lieut.
Col. 7. P. 4 AndreWs, Asst. Paymastef.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHlsaTOS,' July %.
HOUSE.

WAsHIseTOS,' July 20. E
HOUSE.
Mr. Stevens asked Washburne whether the
committes on Commerce intended to report
back the bill repeating sll law which creates
ports of entry IN the rebellious States. ~
Mr.. Washburne replied that the commit
tee were considering that measure, and had
been In consultation with Members of the
Cabinet concerning it. The subject is full of
embsrrassmenu; he was unable to say
whether the committee would or would not
make report.
Mr.. Cox offered resolution that, the Sen
sts concurring, Congress adjourn on Tuesday
next ct noon.
Mr.. Wright asked for an amendment for
Monday, which Mr. Cox accepted.
McOlernand hoped that Mr.. Cox would
withdraw the resolution, IS Congress, before
sdjourning, should make some provision for
additional revenue, else the Government
credit would fail. . TIA
Mr.. Wright. Il has failed already.
Mr. McOlernAnd. No Sir move to lay
the resolution on the table.
This was carried.
Mr. VandeYers withdrew his motion to
adjouTn, and the House nsgatiEed the motion
for an amendment till Monday.
The House went into committee on the Di-
rect lax BIZ, 0olfax In the Chair.
Mr. DiEen said this wss the most perfect
bill that could be presented to the House.
Mr. Edgerton argued that the times did
not demand the passage Of the bill, nor did
necessity require it. Il was unequal and
unjust. The farmers would pay the tax,
while stock and money brokers would 90
free It would be better for The government
to experience q temporary bankruptcy than
pass 50 odious q measure, and have discon-
tent and clamor against the war By the farm
ing latsfest Rbe would oppose It to aman.
They would NOT, however, object to q taxa
tion equal in it1 operation. 1 a
Various amendments were discussed, but
without coming to any conclusion on the
bill, the committee rose. ~ 1sss aal
Z Mr.. Blair asked leave to report the Senate
bill providing for the transportation and de-
livery Of arms TO loyal citizens in the re-
bsIlious States &c. Mr.. Burnett objected
AfouTned.
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n TLree CapIIred CoIoleI1.

The Three Captured ColOnelas
The Cincinnati Commercial has the fOl-
lowing account Of the capture Of Col.
Woodruff, Lieut.. Colonel Eeff, and Colonel
De Villiers,
The party with which Col. Woodruff set
ont had ridden into their very Camp, mis-.
taking their notes Of victory for our own,
and the shouting troops for the Ohio Volun-
tsers, who, like the rebels, have little more
than g semi-uniform. Col. Woodruff slap
ped one Of their number sIultingly on the
shoulder, with the exclamation, whipped
them again, hsVe yOu boys3" and before
discovering his errcr the whole party Wss
surrounded by dragons and made prison
ers.
Was there ever such g performance
For the retreat Of our force from the at
tack which have just described, We care
nothing The orders the detaehments re-
eeiVed were for RECONNAISSANCE, not fight;
but they hsd nevertheless actually stoPmel
and carried the stronghold, against large
odds, when the enemy vas 90 heavily rein
forced. Bot after losing Col Norton, (Eho
is seriously wounded u the hip,) 70 have
three Of our leading field officers and two
captains to ride unexpectedly into their
very arms-Words cannot picture our rage,
Col. Woodruff was the darling Of his re-
giment, q straight forward, hearty, bluff
man, veteran IN service, the best drilled
man in the Hardee tactics in America, and
as daring as he vas accomplished
o The Second Kentucky Is furious ct his
loss, and with that Of Col. Nsf and Cap
tsins Austin and Hurd, and burning 10
meet the rebels aeain.
The friends Of the captured need feel no
Eolicitude concerning their personal safety.
Letters have been received from them ali,
confirming their kind tFpetmept. They
are ct present in 0hsTlsston, st liberty
within the ensmy,s lines on parole. The
most active measures have been taken to
effect their early exchange, aRd We hope
10 be With them again in few days.
+ 4 hat hoRr before Gsu. Mcclellan vas
ordered TO Washington, hsFecsived tslS-
gram from Gen. Scott asking him when he
could reach Harpsr's Ferry, and how many
troops he could concentrate there In q Ghort
time. Gen. Mcclellan replied that he could
reach there with 1900 men in seven days,
and proceeded immediately to make the prop
sr disposition Of bis department 10 enable
him to Justify his word. a bali hour later
be was ordered to report At Washington i'm
msaiatsly. a
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FROM CINCINNATI,
CINcINNArI. July 2R.

~ OlhCihhAIli Juiy 70.
General Cox occupied Charleston, on the
KanaWhA yesterday, the rebels rstreating
and burning the bridges. A rebel steamer
was also abandoned and burned.
1t is supposed the rebels will be met by
Rossncranz's column sent out some days ago
to intercept their retreat.
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RRnnI ALRYaNnRIA

sqau azRv6g ALExAsDEIA, July &c.
1t is sscertained the rebels had accurate
information of our movements, and their
gradual Withdrawal from Fairfax was por-
ton Of their plan for drawing our troops
into ambuseadaq
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