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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-26

A MANIFESTO FROM Mr. SEwARD-Mr. Seward
Is shout to address q communication to the
Commissioners from the Southern government,
which we suppose may be looked upon in the
light Of an administration manifesto to the Dor
der States. 1t is very probable, however, that
1T viii not prove Of much account, but viii be
no better than his late speeches in the Senate,
during the last Congress-an amalgamadon Of
'honeyed phrases and glittering generalities,
meaning anything or nothing. The truth is,
that the administration do not know what their
own policy is, for there never was before such
a set of imbeciles installed In power at Wash
: iDgton. With the solitary exception of Mr.
Seward, who, though shrewd and intelligent
enough, still wants political courage, they are
mere men of straw, with dilution of milk and
water instead of healthy blood in their veins
They neither know how nor are they willing
to rescue the country from peril, and nothing
can be expected towards that end excepting
thorough revolution in public sentiment in the
Northern States, emphatically expressed at the
polls. In this, and in this alone, is there any
hope of safety for the country.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1861-08-24

An INPRovIsED SENATE.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Providence Journal, speaking Of
the sobriety and good order Of the great body Of
troops now concentrated in that city. adds
Nevertheless, the are not as grave as
Cromwell's soldiers. A good deal of fun and
frolic prevails the cheerful, but always decnrous.
songs Of the men ring through the camps, and
many jovial story awakens the laugh around the
fires. The capitol is barrack. When / entered
the senate chamber. the seats were mainly filed
by New York volunteers, who were holding q
mock session. The presiding officer was just put
ting the question resolution directing the
sergeant-at-arms to proceed Immediately to the
White House, and to request the President. If in
his opinion not Incompatible with the public in
terest. to send down gallon OF his best brandy.
motion to strike out the word brandy" and
to substitute 81 did rye was voted down, ON con-
stituional grounds, ard because the 80 Honorable
Senator from South Carolina" who offered it Lad
both his legs on the desk. while the rules only
permitted one. And finally motion was made TO
clear the galleries. disorderly persons were
looking on, evidently with view to ridicule the
proceedings. and otherwise behaving in q manner
not consistent with the dignity of the senate.
have seldom seen the proceedings in that chamber
80 amusing. have often seen them as little prof.
liable tn the country. and less creditsbe to some
who took part in them"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1861-08-24
To the Public of Honolulu.
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In the World


THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet Bogle's Electnc Hair Dye receny imprnved)
by the judges at the late Mechanics Fair held
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and State Assayer who awarded il the Prize Medal and Di
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of the Union. Its unparalleled superiority consists in 1T,
The ingredients nourshIng TO the hair destructive
Others 3D. Does not hurt stain the SKIN 3d. Is
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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1861-08-24

@ By the aid of the astronomers we have
come to the conclusion that the light Of the sun
equals that of All 900 full moons.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1861-08-24

C The human heart beats about sevenfy-two
times in a minute in life Of sixty years, two
thousand millions of times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

nouncin1 that a. the term of most OF the
troops from Pennsylvania had expired, and
nearly all OF them were returning home. he,
ny order Of the War Department, rel.nauishss
his command. General Patterson has also
,nbliahsd letter. dated at Harrer's Ferry o"
he ED instant, explanatory of hia move
avs: "GAnsrsl Johnston ratreated 10 Win
hestsr, where he had thrown up ex
snsive en- 'renchments. Ard hid q larg,
lumber OF heavy guns l could have turnst
lis position and attack him in the rear bu'
"a had received large rein forcernents from
Mississippi, Alab>Gna and Georgia. total
'oTce Of over c5 600 rebel troops aod 5 900 V:r
inia militia. Mv force il less than tweutN
hons.nd men. NiuatHen regiments, whose
erin Of service was up, or would be within
Geek, NIL refused to stay cn hour over their
tine, bnt four. VIZ Two Indiana regiments
Erapk .Jarret's tthe Eleventh Pennsvlvania)
nd Owens 1.-THE Twenty fourth Pernsylva
.ia) FIVE regiments have zone home. Two
more 60 to day aud three to morrow To avoiG
,eing cut off with the remainder, / fell back
md Occ n pied this place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
From WaSh,nHtOn.
"icn' writes from Washington 70 the Bal
moro Suu LIniv 26i IS follows.

"icn' writes from Washington 70 the Bal
imore Suu July 90 as follows:
The public appear to have recovered, ir
part, from the shock produced BY the disasrs,
uHi ct was treat0i in plain terms. Senator
wilson did not hesitate to pronounce it a to-
I'll rout, and 20 iudIc ,te one OF its prominen'
,auses, the incompetency Of officers in com
napd
A bill is now before Congress proposing /.
remedy for this defect while, in the mean
time, the War Department has provided =
preventive by the creation of a miiiiar
board for the examinat lion ard approval OF
Ill c'ticars pricr 10 their being commissioned
The disaster also finds an exclamation
hough not an apology. in the declaration OF
General Scott that for once he had yielded his
IN fgment 10 the politicians who beset him
and p PRINTED the army TO be led, unprsparad
into Dat l.. The SAME sort OF unto ward inf u
snce still exists, and will hamper any com
Glander, OK council OF war, or Cabinet. Tht
President, IL is trua, did not !undertake Il
warp General SCOTS judgment, but II is mo-
doub!ed that the Ca let did.
Congress vigorously and almos unanimous
~ seconds the efforts of the AdminIstratio on
:nd or the State authorizes TO euievs the dis
Lster
The money market in New York was much
depressed by the panic Of Monday, apu Mr.
cisco withdrew, for the time, the apple atiol
for ano; her temporary loan for the treas ury 0
five millions. Most OF it had been offered
however.
The Oonfejerates probably los. as many OF
he fnio: last Sunday as the Federal forces
But that loss, however great, cannot be sc
IL, il the ewes OF the world. against the mora
| toss ct the Federal side. Testerday the Liv
rpocl mil packet took out the New Iori
papars with the details of tho defeat and iiigh
Of The Federal army Of invasion, and II can
not fail. il E.uro"e. to prejndice the cause o
me United States Cover ment.l
Many sTragg ers III The ~ ~, .,ave come in
There is nothing to hinder the return OF all o
.hrri within thu lines.
Gen Mcclellan is about 10 assume the com
naad OF the army of the Potomac. Will he
t:t uld .r tnA advice or dire don of the poti
tieiars? VIII b. have the whole responsible
OF bis comm md, or will he share i. will
hen. Scott ! MncE is expected from Genera
Mcclellan, and il IS hoped III at he will be IN
tr2mn1eied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

Advices from Fortress Monroe to July a.
published in the Baltimore papers, furnish
soms intelligence Of interest:
Gen. Butler has abandoned the project O.
N immedi'te m trch towards orktnwp, ant
viii concentrate his forces near Newpor
News Point, where an attack by the Uonfrde
atss is expo ted.
The battery at SewelTs Point is now vial
'ie, and another between that and WiIlongh
,y's Point, from which an attack is expec.e
N the fortress The Floyd gun Is to
placed in position on the shore, between tn
ortress and Newpor. News Point, for tn
purpose Of throwing shell into the battery
isweil's Point.
,nder steam constantly, expec ting the York
own to attempt ~ run The blockade.
The c,art-m1rtiai i'll the case Of Col. ALE,
las finished its labors, and acquitted him
he ground Of = want OF jurisdiction in tn
'sse.
Two important reconnoissances are takin,
,iace here today. A h,g Of truce Wen
rom Newport News to Yorktown to-day
with two ladies and gentleman, who with =
Il, under pt ALTAR circumstances, To return
their homes ia Virginia.
Several riffed ~ pound cannon have recent
arrived here from New York. Some Will
-,e mounted on the Il p RAps
A number of artillery eli -ers, recsntl'
rom Fortress Monroe, are among the miss
ng in the defeat at Manassas
\ There was an alarm last night, and 1t
xpec ted that Gen Msgruder will short,
make demonstration III this direction. TO,
4, Webbsr now commands liz Hampton -
Fhe regiments there have been drawn tnsid
he entertainments, which nearly SURROUND
he village.
The Baltimore Sun, OF Saturday, adds tht
following
The steamer Georgiana, Captain Piersop
&rrivad yesterday II Jrnins from Old Poin
Comfort, with a few military aud other pas
gers
On Wedr esday night an expedition sent GU
rom he fortress, found up Black river eieve,
mall vessels, snch as are used for the trans
orLation OF OF .ers, and burned ten of them
The other b I'd some corn and bacon GA boarG
md that Was taken TO H An pton Roads. Witt
me EXCEPTION th@y mao all been there sine,
.ae enforcement OF the bic FADE, and that or,
t waa said bad thrice run the bloc zde will
stores for The Confederates near Great Bethel
rhere was 4 female on board one of the We,
cells, besides whom there was not O persOI
Cuud-
nents OF iufantry, vi h two pieces CT arti,
on, but they had not been heard from whe,
he q left.
There Was no other military movement
One Of the regiments at Newport News Poin
vas preparing TO go home. their tern OF en-
i3tmenL having expired
The q brought up thirty-two cases Of con
iemneo mu kets, sent G0Vo only d few day
Go bdt which upon trial proved to De worth
rss. Ins ouiy lbs tructions W! n regard Il
hem was 70 leave them on the wharf in Bal.
LilGUTa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
Cen. McClcii,n Prom ,Sed

WAsaIAar os. july 70 --t}sn Mcclellan has
had conferred On him the power Of Com-
nIander III Chief, with powers as AISLE nG
secretary of State. He has gone to New
York to invite the young PriLcess Olonld1
md Prince Napoleon 70 visit Was h'Dgtou
nd make the White House their hom-
Tine ns vs. from Europe brought, we believe.
" the steamship Arabia, stated that Prince
Napoleon and his wife Uioulds would not
cave Fran uu III the S.h Of August Gen.
Mcclellan has certainly taken lime BY lbs
forelCck.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

III u trotting ui.tch On I.oLs Island, uIy
IS d, E:han Allen Won The ilrst heat aud
t'iora Temple the second, and the race, owl e
TO Ethan and mate ruuning away with their
driver, Flors trotted this heat in 20s.
Among the HeRsians KILLED IL the late bat
Ia was Upl Wa ID hennedy, brother Of tho
NV York Sn peiintoI dent OF Police,
There liz 3 rumor in A sx4udrta that David
Funston, Esq, was SHOT in The battle at Ball
Sna.
Ne volunteers vii! hereafter he reoeiv al into
hs Eesslan saryios who clunot speak Tbs
r. igl!sn language.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived ia Washing ton last
Friday.
The Irish census shows deoreaee Of IL l,er
'ent. In the lssG 10 years.
Gau WOOL wants high command Hs Is
10 New York awa.ting orders.
Lord hn rms seii is % be created Peer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
r.Ip " gshit ION.

WAsBIs July &C In, 800 theYners
lavs forty iii eers and twe.Ye ply sicans here
HI are prisoners of wcr.
The most trustworthy accounts here Isprv-
cent the total force OF the T. ,nf-derate truoy~
t MANASSAS, On Sunday, the I2st last At
on 50 tc e., coo. and, further, that there we're
aot exec. dog ~ 900 of that number engaged
III battle on IN II uay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
E,tePoi Gcnay "A.

WAsaiSsros. July 70 h Inc loan hill, ~
Insndsd as permit the ieua Of i've dollar
Treasury notes, has passed the Senate.
TIE bill iIcreas Ing the meGicai force. inolud
pg amW gIts provisions a prohibition against
ELI iqUots TO so'd ander the penal y vi
Weney I'VE dollars zach offence, Was
passed.
The bill appropriatiug ten millions CT dbl.
iars - purchase arms, Wac passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

Egw IoRK, July ~ FOE steamship A frisA.
vi liverpool dates 20 July zo,b, was board
4 OF Caps Race on Sunday at;.rnooa. Ths
rip to the Care " ~ made within eight hours.
The steamship Kangaroo arrived out on the
.Sth ct July.
LfrerpovE lotion Atrkt The sales OF cot
IN for he week scGiug on Thur>dSy, IL h
st reached li3 ooc bales. OF which st~cu
y ors and exporters took ssch - 90 bah
he iniariCr grades ad yarced duIiLg the week
Sa;i. F,iran1 middlinx Orleans were quoted
i higher. On Friday the sales r~Sched
"a 900 bales, AID the market clos-d FINER
Private circulars report the sales on Fi lay
from l. to 20 90 bates, at the fullest yrso-s
Breadstufs were dull aud with q decii ing
sndency. Provisions were quiet
LATBsT FROM LIvgKponl --Su'0rdgy ofl.y-
con, Jnty 20 BY Telegraph t. L~n1oa
trry he sales " CJtton TO dav wcre
. 90 Dal s. and tho market closed frm
Lo"d0n Money Auket -t'onsuls closed st
'9aress fo' money, a e9s sci for account
Htc.e Cotton 1Harket - ne sales OF COTTON
'r the ~oeK were Is 80 bales. Bas quoted at
Ill francs.
Tne news brought By the Africa lie not u
,eneTal interest, so far as has been reserved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
Fran Miss0vrt.

1ypsPKsDsyCE, Mo July 70 Tho fedeySj
scesDAr White Cload. Gu yes Cerday. fired into
the Blue Mills lIpdiag, killing several o,u-
zsns II liz reported that these Federal van
iais had burned ferry houses, deprecated In
several of the towns on the river. and have
greatly iucenssd the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
ErAm E.rtress Manras.

Foarssss MohK"E, July 90 Tine Old tss-
ows' Hall, the IL. and four other buildings,
10 Hamp on, We're burned by the ledsra!,sts
before hey evacuated the place.
q e nss b en- sent TO New port News ~
.vacuatG that point IN ~ hours.
Heavy firing 10 now going ON At Pigs Point
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
The Canada preSS.

Tososro, Canada, July ~ - The Laf's
II tue British people are being Withdrawn
from the North.
The header, The Government organ. aovo
Gates sending additional troops 10 UanaGa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
TampsriBu with r, d.Fal Soldiers.

ALExAspaiA, Va July - -ramperipg with
Federal soldiers Dy tina ) cessionlsts IA - be-
come so open, within the past few days, that
>ien kuuyan has ordered the arrest " all
sus nee Ted parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

CT Genuine Havnoa Cigars. via New Or
LEA.s; Su erior Chewing To BACCO. fac old
VINES, LiQu ORE, &c. at reasonable prices, TO
Cash. Z B2 CKEN, ,g1at,
No Exchange ok Pear st.
bF WANTED L. ri.i4"a BANK BILLS.
Dt Cash paid Tor EMPTY BOTTLES.
Sl--1iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
RELIGIOUS NstTIrE.-

RELIGIOUS NDTICE.-Dr JNO
~ Ta0aA W ii preach 1t COR HrHlA1
Ia L. Main between 9th add III streets OIL
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY X E,iES s. at s
o'clock Those who desire to Learn what he B.
,ls teao .es tou 'hins Gods porpoeos cnpcerpint
0 attend = 3g-2,&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
The London Times on LincSla's Messnae.

New YORK, Jdly 20 III, London T NEE,
ilncoln's Mess ICE confirms the impreas
that his Inaugural produced, and mat was
that after al initiate loss of life and huuiiiia-
lion on the part OF the North, the result Will
oe the recogni ton OF the Independence ot The
sou them Cont sder1Cy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
AJHxAON GAL -.

=, -. -
is y" W. noL b., a., a. ",
81 at 10 coSk NJ, at ,ts Hisn G .pstabls's
Gice an a-snltmHnt OF HOUSEHOLD AID
-oDes, Bureaus Msh ,sans Sofas, o,,sgs Bed
'tesds, FEATHER RAIDS, aa',ras.as, Tables. WISH
sat Chsi'a, Rocking Chsirs runks, Clocks,
Carpets, VI dow nh43es one Silvs. Watch, Act
ms very good " Jitn to satisfy sundry Distress
warrants IN nay hand
TENN --fi.sh
~ - 81 GO. A. FRESHMAN, &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
LOST, STRAYED B.

OSC Or STOLE s-~.un, m. .....,,l..,
IL on the night II tn ?e trht. in shi. c.ry,
iuLL' BANk NOTES, with two 4cce aucs.
amor 2 the no es " ire two nOt.s ~ $50 each on
4. Mobile ""ie. 'ae baisuca 81 opposed to b, Hout'
Ga o!tae holes-io all fls9 The acc ptancss-
80 Tor abou, f19c the o her Gho1t ,ed0--wer.
&c ptanoas Of b ker, i.swe~ x Co NJ bile AIs
ne payable 10 the order Of J. A w Bradl.y
the 9th IT TO the oideI I, LaTkin Gambreil Pa. 70
.aeet of the acc-l lance, have been etopped +
nberai reward Will be given for the r covsry o
anv rtic" Ct the above property If left witt
JOHN = Rk"sArtr or JAS. SCOTr Of this city
@. W Bno H
!. si--2's Csmn o. trw vi-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
NORTHERN ACCOUNTS

o,aehic tcoaRpt ~ she iii&hf~s oehaeh's
,ns -ortlaerE FFsss, Sc &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

Tho reeignstton OF the Rev. Mr.. Hoge, in
New York, has bssn accepted BY his congye.
CATION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
From Port au Primo.

New YORK. July 70 advice from Port au
Prince have been ieceiYed up TO the u b inst-
six Soani II men-tf war were In port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31
From tbs New York Times.
From the Baltimore SOUTH

Apparently the situation of the Federal
Goyernm snt at the present moment is one of
great weakness and great peril. Whether the
appre hansIoD which is now really felt by the
Government for the safety of the Capital
but which 1t has thus far been unable 10
convert into 4 successful instrument for
srousing anew a popular frenzy at the
North, shall prove 10 be we'll grounded or
not, depends entirely upon the policy which
The Confederate leaders may proper 20
pursue. At present, their movements and
their plans are shrouded alike in y
veil Of mystery which we have neither
Government which has done all
things wei--statesnien who have new or blum
dered-generals who have committed no ME
take, certsinly merit that much conf fence
from ali who eympaIhize in their success
That something Is in the wind, we think IL is
plain TO see IN the first place, ii is not likely
that 70 favorable an opportunity for striking
an effective blow will be allowed wholly 10
slip by, and in the next place we cannot
imagine that any but the gravest reasons
could have impelied Besuregard TO refuse
permission 10 the Federal army 10 carry
CD its wounded, and TO assume the deli
cate as well onsrous responsibility of
caring for them himself. That the duty will
bs discharged with tenderness and ndelity no
ono who Knows the Southern charuc ter will
for one moment doubt; but the hur.isn
and incony enience OF the ARRANGEMENT, 20 an
army whose hospital department is probably
not the best supplied In the world, will aiso
strikr every one. The fact that Bsanresard
should have assumed the burden, when he
could easily nave gotten rid OF IL, rather than
permit q Federal nag Of truce within his
lines. together with the con tinued de ten tion
OF the party who went In quest OF Colonel
Camsron's body, would also ssem to point to
some movement OF importance, In progress or
ia coz TEN piation, on the osher side OF the Po-
somac. What II may be. Of course wa do not
know and for5es.r to conjecture. We shall
probably knew it, when the Federal Govern
ment nads u out-wa do not care TO b. en-.
hghtsnsd soonsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

v.b.ve received flies of Northern papers
=, ,he = b Of Jaiy, 'rerl when We gather tae
allowing SEMINAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

EOH MIA q fuv ,hr ,..s sn.s 10 ysse. .
+ atTonS, able oodiad hkR Want WOMAN. Ap.
ply tjy T-Stx LukPkiNs JAIL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-31

1t has been asserted, upon srfncient nu.
thor1ty, that the commanders OF the insur.
gents have availed themselves Of the skin. 30
general in the south, In the use OF the ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
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