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Highly Interesting News,
THREE TIMES CAPTURED

Forfren Monroe, Aug. 10, ria Bdlhmore, Avg.
11.-Ths Qnaksr City this morning brought
up ths prize schooner Geo. q. Baker, OF Ca
vsstcn, ana Der Coufsisrats crew OF four men
In irons. Tbs schoonss was captured by ons
Of the United States block sdipg hest, of Gal
yeston, and sent 10 New York With United
States crsv on board. Sl,s was captured yss-
tsrdsy OF Ceps Hsttsrss, b the rsbsl priva-
ter Yak VITO pat four q Der own men on
hoard. MsanwhiIs the York was sssn by tie
Unit.d Ststes gunbest lisbon, which gave chase
and burnt tho privstssr, but not until the
crew hsd beaehsd her and escaped. The
Usion then rscspturcd thu B .hsr, made ptL
to the Qask., O,ty. Tbs United States priz,
crew are still 10 the hands Of the rsbsls, names
unknown.
ror mt ssAsD FROM.
bsut. CsosB1's exp dition 70 the ssstsrn
shore OF Virsibia, no Y absent four days has
not been head from. He sailed rith an sffsc-
tive forUs end three days provisions. No sp-
prshsnsiohs are yet fit % TO his safety.
FLAo on TRUCE.
A asg Of truce c,ms down this morning
IRON Nafolk, 10 make hquhis concerning
several Confederate ofac,rs, whom they sup.
posed TO be imPrison.d h,rs, among oth,rs
THE HAnITcr oyTBAoE.
luS low nouhSb TemhminR IN hampton
Ihur.dsy motnipg have not yet bssn destroy
ed by Oh, ConfsdsrAtss,who ere no near Great
Bethel. One whtts woman, an invalid, was
burnt 10 death In the grest cenhsgrstion.
WHAT r. SAID.
II Isrsro-tsd that one o. Gen. M1oasDvR's
captains p'nsuatId vi hin our lines Of ptekGs
At Newport N.wI and declared the place too
strong TO be st'acksd.
LOCO ratlops are now issusA 10 the cOutrA-
banos at Old Point. Thsir s,rvie,s are iovalu
able TO tn, Quarter master, who provides for
thsir various wants. Tnsy work With al
sefity.
ALL ABoUT oLoRI."
Ths CaptAins and mates Of the wrecked ba'
"Giory." fem RIO Jarerio 10 Bal ,imore. with
. large cargo Of coffee cans ron Suffolk with
the a,g OF uuos. They synpAth 70 strongly
with the Confsteratss. IL 10 more than pro-
bate that the Glory was purpossly lost, a. the
cargo was saved and sold at twice tbs ordinary
pho. "A an sDeoni AZ smsnt for this mat Dsr
" avoidin z thu blockass, ths Contsdsrs.sa paid
prou pay, and treated the Captain with con
4 sid,rstion.
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81 Louis aug. 1th.-C'pt DKHNIsoN Of
Ksusas nototisty, arrived here today, en- route
for Warrington, TO arrange with the War Ds
psrlment for mastering his n on into the
Unitsn States service. He has $40 well mus
tered d, c'plin, d n On on the wsstsrn border.
Nothing nsw from Springfield.
Gen. FRhMonr has orde. cd the number OF
artillery companies Of this ttats to be insreas, ID
70 "a.
Springfield Aug. 8.-Mueh alarm hss en-
created mere In Consequence OF reports that the
r,bsls were thanking the city on the South wat
and East. 1hs stores were closed, and the
citzsrs gathered together all yLuablss that
we're EARLY transported.
The directors OF the branch Bank Of the
State Bank Of Missouri here, placed about
t250.000, nearly al in tpscis, In charge Of
Gen. LYoH for safe keeping.
Franklin NO., Aug. I0.-Advices from
Springfield are to Thursday morning.
No battle as ye' has been fought, bat one Is
hourly expected. Five hundred cavalry we're
ready 10 move on Thursiay morning and the
Home Guards were 10 motion. The rebels
we're sncsmped on Wilson Cr~k, 10 miles from
ON Thursday evening q slight skirmish took
pl1 CO between sNpe patrolling parties, 4 miles
out on the Mt. Vernon road, In which four oil
the rebels wsre killed.
Pdlosi, No., t@. 10.-A airy Of ITO rsbSls
made dash into this town yss.srday. Thsy
were fred on by IA Home Guards, and CON.
psllsd TO retire with . lCsi Of two L lied Ard
several wounded. One Of the Home GuAtd
was mertally wounded.
II Is reported that there are 1.100 rebels In
comp about 80 miles below here.
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Freu I,evisvtus
Excitement at Barboursville.

Losdtilie, Ky, Ase. 10.-No trains havs
been allowed TO run eastward Of tho Tsnnsssss
Riveo from Memphis for the past two days IL
Is supposed that ths rolling stock Ia Engaged
In transporting troops TO Union City, Tonnes
re-.
The National Union nsvspapsr OF Wlnchsst.
or, Ky, yesterday says that they have bean
informed that between 300 and 800 disunion
troops hsvs cens into Kentucky through Cum
bsrlapd Gap, and are marching on Brbours-
vile. With the supposed intsntion TO ssizs
so 900 pounds 70 ba:on end rob the hank there.
II Is feared that they Intend TO proc,sd
thence 70 Richmond, Ky. The Uoionists In
the vi, inity Of Barbsursvills have SAINT 10 o VS.
lay, J,ekson, Estsll, and othsr oountiss, who're
Union men ere rapidly gathering with rites
md sbot gus The extra says that the above
IS reliable, but We have ne means Of Verifying
~ hara
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THE VoLusTxsR. RELisF DBBu asrx Eu.-
The amount distributed at the dia.rs.s r~Ssf
Offices during the past week were % follsvs
At No. II Fourth avenue, about o., 900 nes
i6 Fourth svonts o. 81s at the arsenal, oec-
nss Ofssvsuih avenue and Thirty 6fth strsst,
about t4,ot0; and at the Rotunds In thu
PAX, s5. s25 total S19. CAS-. The nunb.r Of
rsturn'd volunteers will considsrsbly rsd.es
the disburs.msnts Of thh wssk,
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Probable I.,su.lo. .. Ru. IL. Blockade.

Boston. Aug. II "A southern vessel. now
a. 81. Johns, N. B., and haviug . conslders-
hls quantity Of munitions Of wsr on board, 10
& Gtsd as bsioR dsttinsd TO run Tie blockade.
The captain AID osnsrs, who are both citizSi s
4 Charleston, are cautiously purchasing fur
her tuppliss.
The steamer New Brunswick carried from
Boston, last Tuesday, 81 100 worth Of tin
plate 81 2(O worth Of block tin, and e950
worth Of quick silver THIS b'irg an unusual
Importation to st. John is considered as pat
OF the cargo inter dsd for said vessel.
The above vessel IL the ship Alliance OF
June 18th, aud the goods above referred TO
were lAE6sd along aide Of ts' at the wharf
here.
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WITHDRAWAL OF CoxrnrrroH.-- Il "a
understood that the Tribune Association Win
disoontisus thar Sunday edition nsxt Wa.
and that within short Time the DAILY fswes,
viii fellow the example Of its smisbl. snl
loving nsishbor. 1t Is said that the Sunday
edition Of either journal has bean publishsd st
a loas Of 1900 q weak.
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s.ssy 10 b, ierccsni u II, n that eas. W
cannot inasiEa WINS. thing Il koown 70
three persona Il Il no ioags . secret" sad
TALzsxRArD. General MoCLnzAz, vs Gus.'s
VII improvs o. that, and eonsiesr secrets tobs
thines known 10 but one person.
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Az IrrERnsTro FACT FoR Dxsxnr,as
Hereafter all dsssrtsrs from the army viii b.
arrested BY the police or citizens, and tried b.
Court martial at Governors Islssd. Any cis-
zen capturing dsssrtsr win receive prsrd
~ NN0
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CBuUARr.-BAssuA's whales are now bssA
dad. The hrst did shortly after its srrsvk
hsrs. the second departed this life On SaturA.v
last. rhs cause Of thsir dssth was uaAoubt-
sdly the foul air Of the cellar In which thsv
woe placed Their skins will be stufsd All
placsd on exhibition In the Museum,
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Sinos the refusal Of th. Union Honc Gusrds
(vhs are not obliged 70 lssvs THAR ouu coun-
tiss o. tovns) 70 prsocsd 10 ths dissf sctss dc
hie's, and thereby efsotssliy though insf
rsctly aid . rsb, lion thsy heartily dstsst. the
soting 0ovsrpor has erdsrsd ready the whole
available ftrcs Of North Cuolins lately Ia Vir.
ein'a 20 return N once 10 the stats, and sup
prsss this domestic outbfsak mere appalling
than any thing thsy have 10 fear from "LLn-
CoIlb hirslipRs"
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CoLn,xIAK.r, and snEnxAr, M.ior man

CoLo,xLs KKYs and SHERsAs, Major BAR
sARD and Captain GKrrS, wAo led divlsion
brigadss In the battle OF b AL Run, have sent
in their official reports. Cen. MoDowELLs
statement however, covers the whols ground,
and having published that, We find nothing
worth repeating In thsss reports OF division
and brigade 0ficsrS. They ell show the uss-
l'ssnsss Of more personal bravery, when unsc.
compAnied by proper pilit'ry discipline and
accurate drill.
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ADMIRAL busDAs AND THE BLOCKADE &c,
Richmond Va, August ga RIA Ne,c ORLEANS,
la August lcM The ne WspApsrs this morn
Jog ssmt- officially announces that Admiral
DsSDAs intends 10 take bis feet In Char
lesion, regardless Of President LIsooLH's
blosksds The BHthh C,psul here states
hoy ever, that he has no fieil authority for
fuch q s'atsueut.
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CITY NEWS.
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
Slavery Abolished.

By the arrival Of brig L,urs, Capt. IAso-
IHoRSE, We have advises from St. Domingo
City 20 July 26th.
The war bstwssu Hsyu and Spain IL at an
end, the officially with the two countries being
smicably arranged. A decree has been issued
by the Spanish authorities, declaring slavery
forever abolished there. and any person inter
fering wi h II, will be considered liable under
the ooDspirstors act. Emigration from the
United States 10 particularly desired, the gov
eminent effsriug ss an indictment tracts Of
land, and hsutirg all snigrsnts, % acOspt.
ing the terms, protection. Even the Amsri-
can residents thsre favor the protect, and desire
emil ratiop.
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H.v, J..epa H.I, /. o.ves..

0so,go. N. T., Aug. 10.-Hon. JosrrH
HoLs, Of Ksatueky, arrived In this city at
IL this evening, on his tour down the
lake and river 81. Laurencs. Ga making his
appearances. he was welcomed 70 the city by
the Hon. WIN. DuxR.
Mr.. Hour, amid dsafslipg chssra .-..,yii,d.
Fellow citizens I'll beg you ~ ne assured I
am quite ovsrwhslme1 oy the kindness and
brilliancy 81 this unexpected weleoms TO
the Empire State. I AN not going to
make anything Ike . political spssch-
But msy ask you have you hsard the news
flom tbs great Commonwealth Of Kentucky.
(Cri,s Of We bavs. and three cheers for Ken
iueky) That news has been flashed over the
wires from one srd OF the country TO the other,
Or, aking q determination which nothing can
shake 70 preserve ell that Southern traitors
would dsstrov-sll that Northern patriots
would save. II IL Dissemination Il the pee
PIE Of that old stats to sand unalterably and
forever for the Stars and Stripes. (Vooifsrous
cheeiiDg.) kentucky IL determined end by
the recent election she tails New York that
hsrssftsr abe will stand With her side by sds.
Kentucky never fAltsrsd although her p )litl
ci.ns did; but In the depth OF her soll sue has
been determined to slAnd by the Union.
Fellow citizsns-I thAtk you again for this
generous welcome, 90 unexpected and so unds-
sol wed.
M. Hour then retired amid perfect show.
or Of fireworks. Tbs demons "a Ion was en-
tirsly mIromptu, but was such Welcome as
oswsgo has never given ANY Other man. y
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LETTER FROM CoLoSEL CoRooRAN.-Ths
following brief letter was received on Situr.
day by Mrs. CoRCoAAS, from her hush and,
the q lore Of the 69th Regiment, now held
prisoner by ths rebels At Richmond
RICHMOND, Va, July 20. 1861.
DEAR WIFE:-l wIots q letter TO Captain
KBKKR few days since, acquaiutixg hlu Of
my bslng In closs confnsment hare also Capt.
McIvoR and Lieut., CONNOLLY, with about
81 other officers and 600 nom commissioned
ofieers and privltss from various regi usnts
among whom are SirgeAnts murphy and Dox-
oHuE and SO Privates Ct my regiment. They
hrst two days after my arrest, but feel quite
we'll at present. ! am deeply afflicted At the
lols q Acting Lieut.. Col. HAoERrT. who
was among the fret who fill on the bet tlshsld,
also several Of my brave soldisra. II H. how
svsr, consolipg that they attended thsit reli-
gious duties bsfcrs that day. had many
bair- breadth stcsp 5 but God 10 His infinite
mercy has been pleased 10 preserve me.
4 ], amy uneasy to know the fate Of many
officers and msmbGs whom l bad not seen
In line mmst iatsly after the battle, among
whom are CaptS- THoNAs FRANCIS MEAoHsR
and CAyAsAoH and Acting ,Adlu tAnt Gate
Captain JoBs II. NuoEsr. Ny regiment
came of the he'd In admirabls order, and vel Q
on the road to Csn'rsvil,e whore l hated TO
rsst and await orders for future action, know
ing that our artillery would need protection
10 returning. Two rsRiments that had nc I
be. n Ia line, sud were rstu ming In disordsr
lung n my Aank, arr whom the cavalry were
sesn ady at cling toward US these Regiments
broke pIscipitatsly through my lines, throw
Ing US into disorder, and cautsd q gerer q
| flight.
| Ilsmouutsd and crossed rail fsreA ov,l
which tteI tAd gore, and got the color b,Ars
70 halt, and c.llse in lbs men to raj y arouNt
the flag, but Just at tbs moment a eischArP,
Of earbinos from the purfuiuR cavalry aud GU
own art cry drowned my voice. AID ds'Ioye'
ali my ,ffoits 10 muit'r the m'n. had onl,
nine men Wh) b ard me AID halted an
those with the two ofie as aid mys,If, yer
INN sdiately surrouRSsd. and taken 10 Man
,ssAs that night. We lstt thar til. following
morning, and arrived here Tuesday night
IA utter ants BAGLIY 1ns GAsSos, vi b tw
Gil mis-, cue L. utso.nt Co!fn |, aud o'hs
III Ars end piivS,s Of various real nsnts
arrived te's this oruing. SINE OF on
wtui dsd have also b,eu brought here. bat
have rot ~. lsAiu'd thsi a. MAJ. aiys uI
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Ccef.dsr.ts Army. h q dsfsuitss, b gsnsfs'iy
tiscr.sit,d Ths aalss q Coffee today were
2es bags. WHOA vas psid for N Oonf'dsrsts
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A,rs.t IF a II. bel SOY ia B.s.su

Boston August I0-Ths III itsd States Mar
shal arI.s'sa, last night, q psrson who had
reeist. rcd hig s.h at the PAtksr Hoass as &C.
JohpAH. Piltsburg, Pa, " bat who lubR snuy
hes confessed hinief ~ JoHE WnILAhs, q
Nofoik, Va, and Il supposed 10 bold G om
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NEW Yonk HosrIrAL Weekly rspsrt 70
August 9th. 1861. Remaining On August ~,
$40; admitted TO ds.s So; discharges. eur.A
or relieved, 64i disd. z; remaining NJ dsss,
3T. Mslss, 978 females 20.
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mlsdoa h ths rsbd amy. Ne vss ssr-stsa
q . spy, and b. crtss rscsiysd from H.
Secretary of War. He vfli b sent 20 Tort
Lafayette, near York Harbr.
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Prisee Nap ssesas Win " m...s..sS

fftnce hAP0LE0Ne visit TO Manassas has
provoked . great DIAL OF comment. Ths French
bin, under the pass of sscrstsry SnwARD.
They were sons % " eight hours, during which
time they examined tbs BATHS nsid OF Bull
Run. and spent . night within the rsbsl lines
at Msnassss. They had an interview With
Cen. BkAuREoARD, who treated them with
great at'suiioa.
Although every m,mbsr Of Pdnc, NAroLx-
oSs turs was forbidden 10 speak Of the Incl
dents OF his visit TO Manassa', the Prince hin-
sslf had an intsrview after be get back with
Cen. McCLKLLAN, but With no other. The
eolorsd 'oichman mace public what Il known
OF the primo sly visit at Alexandra. Col.
FsApKLm Furnished him with four United
States horses. He dined that day with the
Re vel Col. SrxwAsr, at FAitfax, who gave
bin for . change OF horses four eaptuud a.
Bull Ron. Reaching NJ nassas lac tia. n 'ght
he was rscsiv by Gen. JoHssT u Who sent TO
ManAsas for Gen BaAuREoARD, who arrived
early In the morning.
Ths Prince was ve'y much hWnei upon.
The couvsrsa'ion bet Wsen him and BKAURK-
oAND was In French, the latter intsrprs ting
remarks maze by other effic,r'. 0os rsa son
to induce the Prince 10 go on TO Richmond
uaA 'thst our Congress Is now In session, and
we wisb yol 10 compare our LEGISLATORS with
thtss at Washington At Fairfax. on his
returo Col SrswARr said to him; Il hope
yCur eJuLiry will not ihterfsre In this contest.
With 10 outside Interference We can take are
Of outselve'." The Prince did not commit
himSeli In his reply.
The rebels profess 70 have 80, 900 troops at
Mansssss and boundl' IS rsinf Jr eements behin nd.
TIE Maryland regiment Ia encsmped three
miles this SIDE Of Fairfax, and cir pickets ak
tend mile further. This regimen. 10 very
sbabbily dressed worse than those at Man.
asaas. A large number are barefoot. The
c lord driver Of tn, Prince is we'll acquainted
with Gen. JoHSsros, who greeted him kindly
He was given In charge Of a soldier. but al
lowed to walk about ut pleasure. He Wal
asked no questions by effects but quizze(
numerically by ioldisrs sent 10 him for tia
purpose.
He was asked about tho force and forti6sa
tiot here; what force there vas a. the birds ss
and particularly II thu northern part Of tn
city Is we'll defends' IL rh'r, are any troops q
liver Spring the Blair pls,a This dive
was s'nt for by the Pre- id'nt today. who simp
iy asked him questions about our jst Wag IN
and sto es-ITibHne.
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ARRIVAL or The SCHOONER WIN. s. IT'S.
DALK-SBH n CHAsHD 1T PsIvArxxR -
Thu schc onsI WIN 8. T,dIs, Capt. TouRsrkB,
arrived yesterday from Fort Picksns, which
port she lsft July Goth, altar hAvirg landed
ordnance storss for the Fort. There was
nothing Of any importance trans pirsd siHes cur
Last sdvioss. The health OF the troops was
good, and they are In good spirits. The rebels
were rtill engaged Strengthening their fortid-
estiOra On the Sunday prsviOss to Capt.
TouRsrKR's sailing q miniature sail bost,about
ala feet long. having . tin cannon for q
bowsprit, arrived at Fort Picksns, having been
sent by the rsbels. Her cargo consisted OF
New Orleans papers, containing full account
Of the battle at Ball Run, for which news the
rebels Cred nine guns.
Capt TouRNER reports that on the 9Th Inst Z,
OF Hatterss, saw q small schooner, pilot boat
build, makirg for bin, and whom within q
quarter q a mile Of his vessel, she fred into
him, which he did not notice any more than
exposing the Stars and Slipes, The shot was
L repeated, and after firing three times she ran
up the Confederate Dag. Cap. T. s'nl kept
his course. when six more shots ware Hrsd,
none OF which took effect, sach one either pass
lag across the bow or stern-the last lust
grazing his port quartsr. The prvAtssr then
gave up the chase, she bang left 30 far astsrn.
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Nev 0rieo.s, Augua ieh "A Washington
report that Eeat. WALrxR II. BnPHKus,
Ormsriy . Federal Engineer, bat nov VI the
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ARRIVAL OF THE REcAPIURxD SCHOONER
MARY ALIcH--Ths schooner Mary Alice, in
charge Of joins n. BENTLEY, acting master
U. o N, sriived in Quarantine on Sunday
morning.
She sailed from GuAyAnillA, Porto Rlco, July
q. for New York, wiA 210 hogshsAds sugar.
July 26th, In lat 2s CO, long. 60, IS WA board
ID and taken posssssion OF by the privataer
schooner Dixh, . prize crew placed on board,
15 ordered into Charleston or Wilmington.
Capt. WV. +. WELoH, and three OF his men
wee taksn on board the privAtesri their Damss
aIe H. ANDERSON Of Germany, W. NICHOLS
OF Brooklyn, and ARoHT HAYES Of Staten
leland, August 30, when in lat 1914, long.
1850 was spoken by the U s. GATE Wa
hasb, C.pt. MERCER, who rsto;k ths schooner
and gave the prize crew quarters oa board the
friea'e. SANE Gay, while preparing the papers
10 tend the Mary Alice to New York gave
chase, with the Schooner In TOW, aud captured
tbs brig Sarah Star, which had no papers, end
had no hCling port. Put Pie crew on board.
The plivatssr Dixis ID . fore and aft sohoou
or, Of about 1870 tons painted black, carri's
hrse guns, and has crew OF forty men.
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Um. Psrpstl Thomas T IsNcs, z. W.
How. J. C.Ilstin. 7 ID. vsrmuyeA y. n.
Morfison, snd J. d. Jorss. Ed

Mvsro n I'm CrrrRAL PAnx.--on Sstsri
day sfsrneon Last. over ton thousand p,rssus
yisstsd N Central Pax, 10 spioy tie dsiIeicus
frsshn.ss Of ths ssnesph.rs, explore NE charm
Ing labyrlnttn q The Rs.bls and Iistsa 10 the
bswitshjng strsiss Of DoDwoHTTs bsas,
which than gave the srst Saturday sfssr-
nsoo concert Of the season. A largo nu.-
Der d carriages throegsd The drives sns.s
the occupants 81 which were 70 B, 80. nssy
Of the lovely vsnsn vho. our city has r,.sca
10 b prOud Of possessing. Ths prosr.-us
which was announced was fshs I'D 10 IL .s,s
and Letter.
Zach Saturday sftsrpoou, untH ths erc,t
ocmss, these Saturday stsrncoa oesssstsvin
be repeated. and . more dsliehtfsi ptsss Cor
s.slthful recreation We know not.
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love 70 ycu, sunt wn1xAw, u.pt. Rxn ssd
eli ffissds. YouF sesct,onsts husband,
MICHAEL CORC0kAn.
THE LATEST NEWS.
by TBLBoRAPH TO TEE ~ Y. SUI.
War Movements, &c.
Interesting frsm Washington.
RxFURp or PsNOz NAPOLEON
SECRETARY CAMERON TO oBy. BUrLsR
psrRUc1ozs REGARDING con.
TRlBkEDs.
Another Pirate Burnt.
RBcAPrURB OF A PRIZE SCHOONER
ARREST OF A SPY m BOSTON,
TIE HAMPTON OUTRAGE
A Wsman Burnt to Death.
THE KrGLIsH FLEET.
RS RUKoRBD INTENTION TO RUN TIE
BL0CKADH
Excitement In Kentucky.
REBELS MARC anrG UPON THE STATE
NEWS FR0E FORT PTCEEHS.
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Mn. CHASE AND THE BANKS On Saturday
Secretary CHASE attended q meeting Of Bank
Prssidsnts, which had bean Convened at the
American ExehApgs Bank, TO take into eInsi-
dsratisn the rosnt Congressional war lean
scrip. No definite oOuoluAion was arrived at,
but COMMITTEES vas appointed TO communicate
with the b stOn and Philadelphia banks. and
report on wednesday nsxt. The following
arc ths sanss Il the committee
John A. Stevens, G. g. Gee, A0sos Taylor,