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War Items

Ns'h"b aVa oaoNcs huAA~1s~ -
,rss,,, ryr p,,,,,. ". 4.
tho rra h ~ clio. e, ,r, snd IA much bese1S-
i,r ,h,n Giro.
T.. ,,o,,
IN 'W'uiN" WELL, u" "ace
D.np iio' ortmsnaid' ven" sood -
lHS Nkw loKN tRALo, wa pctioc stn
oh1ed for sale I, Cfa'l'ston. Osght this 70 -
pumitto'- Charles "a itdcv'y.
rA,tuorIc BAsks The Binks sf Pr,vS-
d'ncr, X. J., hsva subsoi bod 800. 900 - vaR
n'n 10 NE Go eminent.
R.r Ii,os Is not sond c;vo to business. 4
week ago these was not al Anessa. ship e
bark at Eobiles and only tee IN ~ -
schooner.
F,u,, =, rur Rx-por,cy Dr.,.~,-
Acro,' a, \ ,,cn couptv n T h,. ni.n,.a M.
oo,tos rTo-tr.
Mou,Io Cu'ct, ruy ia vtrp,ai,, are pyssose.A
e property worth in the a'gregate betwssa
tb,ce anil iour Hilh"ns OF Gollr'.
ass,r,r ny A Si.yt-Fx Gov. No~u-
up,p. Of North Carol n, was recently as
.,nl,,d by n s',y, Who cat him ssyeroly nh
q bludg,6a The negro was lynchsd.
A-.,,o,,. NJ I.
, NV Wv ot,i os sAys
ii Ia ,h, ,a,,,S;,t;rn 80 .u,s,;or, sS ~.
c ~ 70. oS ,ns 'opu'"'''" proc '"A''oh ~ us
e., - H.. ,,,,,r,,;, ., u,,
,.,t.iy,ab T., h,s ;ssu'J nN,cs s.r .r.II
,,, ,n ,.cn,',,n,.i,,. ~. ,,,, 10 iii s-.n
rl,t,c IN ,h, sh,enoo of ,r..,.'
" IN .AristA.Iosii As'HhrA'nsDtnst "
Nh''' bumnSf m u"rie III ntgihia doos nos
'N''," 'ya'V W "hl'n On" VI arc h
'nd. ms mipim tion IS iehioie.
AMMUNITION IN UuI".-I he Ohio Stdfesssan
avs here are now in he State Arsenal ia thsk
oiy 1000 cip-'o,k u. y. muskets 1909
,hiic cm pinea lo " fhhs'u r'hss, anu i'v'o.-
"o'"un'S nNon am"'"''"n'
inE ikicE "f SE' rss"N - fourp IN Ne
| Nt"'k li6t. Inc tNP''S "i Ma'he slNks N Nm
los 10 tne C'm;i'' AZ per cent. auVanc<
"hio Virginia O'hIs, shntt time snes
In"'d AZ H. now i'h win siHlcuity al oS.
| TIE WAR DEPARTMENT Is ia treaty to DC
cut the oyster ieet Of Massachusetts, each boat
| to cary a crew Of 25 picked uen TO act in con
| junction with the feet in bloekading southern
| p"r,s
| Ir W,su., WE'RE UoRsrs BKaaARs vom.
Rm.-Ih, Newt erne IN. C.) Tr,gress grave
| lys"ys that the south viii whip IN every P'ts.-
cd oat'Ie WheIo their adV@sfs 40 nos eee
number them IN the proportion OF t"oto ose~
THE FEAR OF risir Of the U. 3. troops
from Washington, recently induced the slAp-
| ent [ b.,w.n two ard three thousand bar
rls of hrur, ard n considerable quantity =
roc.. cs, from Alexandra TO " Naueatou, W.
| t'na.
| TurC,rswe T, r,rr Pcsr Orr,cy DyrArr-
| u,'.f A, Wn,hinpto have or,sn,,ed thsm-
| .,ly,s into a military comnapy. In cas- q
| r,rrt, ty lie, are TO 10 COZ m indei by Cast.
| SCrrr, If Pa, who behaved 20 calamity u
| E,<ho.
kMn~C yrI.rr r,rtY tv~p,ps of troon. b,
| .e,.l',ro, II .,a,,l ed to W, sbin tom H. tL.
| ~, - - It ,Cth, Ir,.b nri,ad. A.. N.i..
| uri,,G,y cr I, 'rc's. IL,y arn w,X arIt,d
| and ar,io,s ror s,,vI,e ,ny whe,s Thss 10
Nv" nxo,S out of rho s,s. y rcom;sS,;nr i"'' WI"
| Wv"
| As HARlY AZ MARCH LAST the PresldenG
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~ sMENr WANTED. q;

|JCRSE-TiU PARENTS OF 4 DAUGH-
~ ter s,e ., from . revere o. fprtua', ~puli
on. 10 csiiirep in anv Iii knn an tamil y of
IOrsl and chTbtian ba5its, no oth'rs med apply ,
'ercnce given AMI req ired, Aitress, .ENl'LlSi y
. ,DTE-TASr, New York Sua Branch oNcs nl
Rurth ave. l3,lUj,YsH
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0TEAMROATN.

X BOAT FOR ALBANY. -STKAhNR
kARMFNIA viii l.svo Ne. Yorh trSm foot VI
'son 81 every Monday, Wednesday Aud tridsv.
A. COX A n, oommencixS Wsia0sts~. tpra
4lii!.; the ialermstiAts lAndlaSA sp?l. "a
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Nor ONLY NAVAL but a hrg" number o. mil
itsIy officers sho hastily r:isned during a
panic, have applied to DO rainstlted; but with.
nut success in any case, for tho reason az
'tatsd, that the Administration do not want
en- d doubtful Loyalty.
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NyARE FOR SALE-ONE BAY MARE
WI IL nd high, ant Il .our1 All kind, 1T ir-
,ny use. Call al l3o Ea,t 2.d H. bctwe,n ~ nnd %
ANeEuts. li,l;i,3.
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COTTAGE TO LET-THE UPPER PART
~ Of a Cottnsa No 10 Downing street near yarick,
n be let low " sood tenant Apply 200 Varick It,,
corner OF Houston. IL, 1893
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We n.fT.

BAKERY 70 LEr-NO. PA DIVISION
ID II, large chop hnt frIt ,claU oven ',o apart.
mcr,a. Inquire u q. q. HALLOCK, u A folk I, or
at lIO South II. h.l23,O
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REAL EsTATB.

FARM FOR SALE In ROCKLAND w.
30 miles from New York, farm OF % scrse, good
lher, balance highly cultivated, 1ns building, I'D
tered fruit absndsntj prios SA,Opt tsrr. sAsy
GfRs D. TAYLOR, ca Broa wv, room 4
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DIAPER CUlTERS-A LARGE LOT OF
1 secord.haad PAPER cutters o. Austin, Hoe'N,
Eisls and wilson. max, all in GOOD order, for sale
t. ll,l4gJ
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'EM> rur SAFE CIIEAP-A VILLAGE
E, . ot .cr.N - c ttslc, harm, &c 100; also
.,',-. ,' .I.. o..t - nc'S- near White pIain :,
.' g -. LN.E ~ Lib lTty 4. my'i, ~, ,2IAc
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l. Notice !, ereby given that Note drA sn by me
on February yith, 1891, ~ favor OF John g. NcLssn
for Thrift Dollars payable o1 thu 1t Of June 1891
Will not he paid at maturity for The foliosi ~ revoa
no considerat'on. @ n. VASDERYOORr. Jsd,r.
on hArfet Pel' Gu. U,'sL3
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I[OlTE TO LET-THE 5yTORY BRiC6
Tpusa ", % Pow erv It. 2roOllyn; rent sg'n
rqulre II tAlhEu LoGKHNOD ! Co, NJ. ~
.'Iirpgr - T.. Y. s0lu,24Is
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OUSE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
, Tor good city p-operty or good farm, hon -,
, ioft carriage hpus. and tive -ts Of ~lys-Al
I'D orde. and doing q go bu inesr one acre Of
md plantY Of fruit or Long A,And. In1nirs at
ven u, Williamsburgh. lali2,3
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TS FOR SALE 80 l0C BUILDING LOTS,
be ,utifuily situatsd and graded 1t Eest Nsw
/ on AtkHtie and Fulton asee lines Of city
ads tsIp'nsie At this point sill he said low and
sa-lpa6is tarm4. For pArticulNs, apply W
CsTUS tyIHB IN, Asu Yo~s, xino aoou.tY
ylaL.n.lA
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nOUSE 10 lrT-h NEAT AND CONyE-
! nj mt g-s,0,, Anuse 800 Wet nh It, la good
,rier, rrt +5. u'd lie let in Apartm 'nts u email
lSI l. mYll g4ac'lS
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COTTAGE HOUsF 10 LET, Oh rOe DL,
" go pr sni.sIL-At ths bHS"tiiu .yillsy; y
HArence,i iR, L. l., = OF Al hO r'ii - SoS York
D., Loug Lsiani RAllICsG, which rum train .s,rJ
Alf hocI troin Ma! ne = snest cg'ta5s hGass, onp
unins roen,. vim plen'y o. Ispd tor sHhe'l 10
Nrrhsser, sesy terus VIC b~ n.dG. Apply }. fH
'ARE, 1877 GrlI'F. spl2, I?<'e
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rs FOR SALE-FUUR ON GRAHAM
VS. u. corner jackson Ut. Brooklyn u ID Eaeh
SxlD. Avenue Ia regularly pavcd-lay insly
ildiug. Will be sold on accommo5 stins srms,
sHOS, III Broad ssy, RON ia ". iI,I5I.J
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HORSES FOH SALE A SEW LOT Or
Cansd 80 poness just ~, C.us1a u 70 Is hsuds
'ns'ehct sd iu' tss'siess siD te sold ebe.p. Ap.
~ a. 20 Wsds st I'm eI
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ARTICLES ron SALE.

y tor saie rsrui.s-rsd. sn5 esssas<iy % sans,
Sf@ rM0c - eSv.- sss sad O a:s .essh
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WAGONS FOR SALE-A NUmBER OF
w b. d-.-p ~aeons- o. every style, constantly 90
,'vs ,nad. to order. H're yoa e>n sef 500
'.i,iS, A. a ~ r-aEDs abls any that rsn bs Ia
ri IARi-5 .ason factsry, b3d It.. between sth
,-euu' ard Prc.d~sy. Every srtiols a. here
ssrNn'ed 10 be q re. ne~en'ed- AlV.SeS
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HOUSE AND GARDEN TO LET AT FORT
L Leo, sirtioN \ 1.-The a pair al Ncy Jcrs ,, !
N rrtc. Eak from tcpyt plenty Of fruit Apply /, A.
QukCkINBl SH,S Broad st, or Of GEOK ~ SGHDR
= tue pTcmis'S, b,lOO,3
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OUSES FOR SALE-<i2So WILL BUY A
nes 2-etory house and lot; one for SlGoJ, half .
4 from cars which run 70 forr!ss, graded and
d streets. Terms from slO9 to s5oo, down. the
Il fts tn go g. & w. s Ssaa'f saa III. Sses.n y D. o.
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OIAEOS FUR bAi.k CHEAP--A LARcfS
.ala cheap Tor cAsh, enstalneits, every plane
warranted. Al u, q. CAI.ENBLR9, 10 Leroy PiAoa
'' fiAsts 10 In. ssls.s4.Als,
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uORSE CART AMI HARNESS FOR
9V lb-. pony bui rocksway with ppn, In es II
Ter. So, = Eat WahLiStjn ) iis cpr th st
l3.l3S
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HORSE FOR SNlE-A GOOD BLACK
- mrc, w'istty sith f,E iwm &c bird h,-r;
she Ia II hArdr hgh; p,uy built - he sold tor mt
u NcconmodAti,n her. Npp = ultil A,ld, iu the
butcher shop, Sll coud It, pear North 9th 4, WI
namsi uTEh. l4iG3,3
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personal rOTICEs.

NFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAs
Try in Sto snJ want n seanaD In sons ftbs aonth
IN s.sn,G, Any !pisTmAtion vii bs anih,iS r.,
l. O., boz $50 SUI otioe srIp ala.sISt
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rEWING MhCuINES-TWO SUPERIOR
> double thr, al Fewing machines ior sale at bar
suh, exchanl d tor new or good second hand hTn,
rls or velvet csrpctd largo sine Apply at 10 lniver
.Ny Place, corn,r Of Ninth It. ls,Iaf
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IOOaS TO LET AT II VINE ST., NRAB
" tp'op I"Ty--G rom and tSs bedroom, suit
be i0r euls family ouly 2eFe renoe required u
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J. stons under act u Feb 81, 1903 or Jdis "a isNa
and Widows hose hu3b nts hsys been filed or tie
calling on the slbrribr at the southsast corner a
ta'anSsT. md Chatham -. CALVIN W, esTB.
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JUSE AND LOIS FOB sALE-oAALL
,house and tso lot foI sals ohes,, at Woodns-e..
mhas b. rsilrcad; somrnutsiioo ~ csnt pr
bali cAsh also lots for sale from go, pay able
y II NJ; DOWNING, 81 a d, LsIdEss Ss'
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JIORSR FOR sALE-A SOVRBL HORSE,
LID ycar- old, wth hSrnes sod bu'iuss ~arcn, "
is stIitsh Tor Ary igLt iH-.pe = ia gain b.
had tie owner IA, ", further uss for It. The sam,
Ii,la2,s CmAVLks DusFSBUaY. qG5 wst-t 4
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EOONS TO LiT-BY THE WEEK OF
LLnieht az ~ Sixth avs, cor. st 9th 't ssod .ins
hstt Tho hsufs hN, bs a rsesutly rsnoyatsi ana
dolulirer strictly ohssuysd httkiT
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N RESTAURANTS

THE TWO PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT LINCOLN RE.
fuses 10 communicate Congress the purpor Of Major
Apderons dsspeches President Spencer only gives all
Information bul practically Demonstrates the fact that
Massey Collins Cos Philadelphia Ale b. sold fer three
ces gss ~ No 0ortlandt street. northwest corner Of
Broadway, sfkNCEk
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WANTED-BY A LADY OF REFINEMENT A WE
w furnished Room, with Board, where there ot
toarders and with widow preferred the locality must
spticnable above Twentieth street, and
ingten and sixth avenues Address William D., station
Eighth =
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III. PERSONS FOLLOWING A GOOD ADVICE WILL
"A never fan Ladies and gentlemen, avoid being hun
and call address note by post TO n Har
rs 1868 Howery where may be sure dspoe OF your
OF Clothing, Furniture Carpets aud Jewery, At fair
price and be bambugged For SILK Dresses from ~ 70
90 for oats from - 70 Sl2 for Pants from ~ and up
wards Laoes attended Mrs Harris 800 Bewery, oppo
site Fourth and Great Jones streets
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EOok WArTEn-1O DO THE COOKING, WASHING
" and ironing for small private family steady
and neat n her babS aud have good city Apply
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SITUATIONS wArTEp-FrMALns.


As OOOK-wANTED IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY,
~ ayeopg cook and 10 assist In the washing
useless apply for this situaon
San bring upexoeponAbe
Ing or after Tin ths evening
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CUPERIoR ACCOMMODATION Is OFFERED 70 r
~ gentlemen and their wives, three four single e
men W the sma elegantly furnished house Of kns
wlccw lacy, without family the house would be le
nished to responsible party without chdren reference
high respectasiy given and required Apply Il No 81
Eleventh street, nonr Ut. Marks church.
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WANTED TO RENT-BY n RESPONSIBLE PARTY 4
w good House in Williamsburg Brookyn with gas
Address II. W., Herald oiee stating prse and loca
ton
, 1861-08-03
The LATEST: NEWS:
GEN. FREM0NI's EXPEDITION.

GEN. FREMoN1's EXPEDITION.
Birds Point Strongly Reinforced
SEIZURE BE GEN. PILLOWS
REBELS.
News from Springfield, Missouri.
M'CuLLocH MOVING h0R1HHARD.
Gen. sigel's Force 6,en Strong.
ST. LOUIS UNDER MILITARY GUARD.
Excitement at Lexington.
ALL QUIET At WASHINGTON.
STRICT MILITARY REGULATIONS
L Flag Of Truce From the Rebels.
REBEL BLOCKADE OF the POTOMAC.
Three of the Steamers Aground.
Reinforcements Constantly Arriving
PENNSYLVANIA SENDS II, 600 MEN
MORE TROUBLE IN BALTIMORE.
Three Days L at er from Europe.
, 1861-08-03
Gbiraql1 Tribut1e
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1851.
MISSOURI.

Gen. Fremont's expedition has reached
Birds Point, raising the force there to
some 5000 men, with good supply of ar
tillei,y;; and> these and the brigade at Cairo
give US total Of some 12.o0o to 1900.
Nothing is heard from Gen Pillow, but
the fact that he has seized the Irregular packet
boat at Columbus, and commands tho land
communication corth from New Madrid,
Fll doubtless inspire our troops to sharp
lookout, in anticipation of an attack at
any moment With the two armies in
ouch close oslfmityy, and the known des-
peration Of Gov: jackson, forswhose es-
pecial benefit herebel movement is being
nade-a battle can hardly be postponed
many days.
The intelligence ho@ Springfield, Mo.
is also alarming. Gen sigels force has
been reduced to some 5000 by the return
Of three months men, and McCulloch,
with 8 knowledge Of this tact, is moving
northward for " better subsistence"
The rebel plot is rapidly coming to a
head in Missouri Our troops await the
onset with mistaken courage, and pur:
pose to atone for the prestige lost al
Manassas. In the interim Of the Virginis
campaign, the attention Of the country
is now drawn to the great battle field 0
the West And it will not be disap
pointed
, 1861-08-03
. THE NEGRO QUESTION,

We trust there is no mistake about the
reported order Of the Secretary of War,
directing that the slaves, heretofore kept
in confinement By the Government at Al
exandria, have been liberated and employed
a, honest wages On the entrenchments Of
the amy, and that, in future, all slaves
coming within the lines of the Federal
troops are to be set free and treated IN the
ssme humane manner. The experience at
Bull Run, where slave built batteries re-
pulsed the finest army. ever organized
On the American Continent, has
tanght its own lesson. The body
=. Coi. Cameron, brother Of the Secretary
u nar, slain by these batteeies, lying un-
u1'ea On the field Of Manassas, and the
nsng Brother refused the sad privilege.oi
saazmg On The features Of the brave Colonel
.oI ue a,ghlanders- could there be q more
powerful Personal appeal addressed to thi
~member Of the Cabinet, 10 recognize tht
rights Of the 10000 ioysl :blscks VI,
, 1861-08-03
THE BLOODY EDIGT.

Yesterday We published Gen. Pillows
proclamation to the border rutt1ans Of Mis-
souri, calling On them to rise and exter~
inmate the Union men, and promising
them immediate aid.
Did this sentence escape the attention Of
pur readers?
We wm help yoa szp e ss1; sox;r, so5ds e',3,oas e
treating al such as enemies il found under arms."
The ends of Pillows invasion Of Mis-
souri will not be satisfied with conQuering
the loyal inhabitants and reducing them
to sutjcction to the mandates Of Jefferson
Davis, but he comes to help" the tories
t'erpd fran tie State tie population hostile
"to their rights (seeession) and institu-
sstionR,r (slavery) treating all such as enc
umies." Thus we have indiscriminate
banishment OF women and children, as
well as Of men, who are loyal to the flag
of the Orion, and sweeping coniscatiou
of their lands, houses, goods and chattels
Such is tie publicly announced purpose
of this secession scoundrel and his rebe]
crew.
Men Of Illinois! Will you stand will
folded arms while this REASONABLE an6
5aoody eaict is being carried into effect
Your loyal brethren in our sister State cal
On the young giant Of the West for assist
ance to beat back and drive out the cnt
throat rebel horde. Shall they call il
paip
, 1861-08-03
uxS11H Ce6eREBLsPECIlL SESSION.
SENATE.
WAanaHEroE, Ang, =, 1861.

WAaH1HETus, Ang, =, 1861.
The bill relating to the revenue service Was
taken M up. It provides that tie Secretary Of
the Navy may charter or purchase additional
veeaels for the revenue service. Passed. Mr-
Hale, from the Naval Committee, reported
back The bill authorizing the construction OF
twelve ANAL side. Wheel steamers. Passed
. The report Of tne Committee OF Conference
o1 h1 to Rsys the the weE ,d ef s sn
the bill passed. M. Eimmons moved to take
up the reaolntion tor ad}ournment. Agreed
to. Mr: Simmons moved to amend 80 as to
permit the House to adjourn Saturday. Laid
over. Nj. Simmons moved TINT the Senate
meet thereafter at IL O'Clock.
!: Mr. WILSON, Of Massachusetts, moved to
take up the resolution approving the acts Of
the President. Agreed to.
i; Mf. BRECKENRIDGE said ha should not
believe the Senate ever intended to take yoto
on the resolution. He thought seuators were
willing to let It have the go BY.
VI. DoOLTrrLE moved to refer the reso-
luton to the judiciary Committee. Lost
yeas Il, naya23.
Mr. SHERMAN spoke at some length. He
approved Of all the Presidents acts, except
that one authorizing the Lieutenaut. General
to suspend the writ Of hahe2s corpus, sud for
this reason be could not vote for the reao-
luton.
M. SIMMONS, by consent, maae report
from the Committee Of Conference On the ta1
Conference Is essentially the: House ta1ifE Ehil
The ten Per cent. aa yalerem IL etricken out.
The duty is raised on spirits, Winea, liquors,
and silks. The income tax is placed st 8 per
cent on salaries Of over $500. The duty on
sugar is &c: coffee SIC; on tea 15c- The
direct tax Is $2o, ,000,006.
Ill. JOHNSON Of Tennessee, said he would
vote for the bill, tn order to carry on the WAT
The report Was then agreed to, ayes 81,
noes 8.
The joint resolution from the House, az
pressing sympathy with the bereaVed families
Of soldiers who had fallen in defense Of the
Republic, was taken up and passed.
Mr. WILSON offered an amendment ap-
| propriating $4,000 for the collection and
organization of the volunteers, provided for
| in the bill to increase the army and navy.
| The sum was reduced from $50 600 to q, 600,
| and the bill passed.
| The Committee On the Judiciary reported
| back the memorial Of B. Stanton Of Kansas.
| Mr. LANE protested, and said the people OF
| Kansas would not consent to his giving up
his seat to accept Brigadier Generalship.
Adiourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion, it was resolved By the Senate
| and House, that we acknowledge the faithful
services and loyal devotion Of our soldiers
who have fought and fallen defending oul
dag and vindicating the supremacy and majes
| t. Of the Republic. We commend to genar
| OLE people and to the army which is now ea
| ger for the contest with unyielding courage,
! the imperiEhable honor Of their example
The day Was occupied in discussion on tn,
bill to contiacate the property OF those foun(
| in rebellion
Adjourned.
, 1861-08-03
FROM ST, LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
81. LOUIS, Ang. 2.
At meeting OF officers Of the Home Guard
this evening, It Tes reported that the men
we're willing to continue In the service until
Gen. Fremont's return. Tho city is entirely
in their charge now. i
Two hundred Of sigelts three-months' men
returned from Springfield to night. sigel has
been reinforced BY AeTszal hundred three
years. recruits. They report that there were
twenty-five prisoners In the hands Of General
Lyon, among them e1Rpeaker Cofey, who
WAS released on taking tlse oath Of allegiance.
His release was excitfdg much complaint
among the troops. !:
: Correspondence has behn discovered to. day,
and will be Published tomorrow, conyicting
Senator Polk of rank tr.ason and secession,
making it sufficiently elear to WARRANT his ex.
pulsion from the Senate,
+ :A1.rge police. .I6ar several hrrdrsd
Home Guards are under szns this evening, e1
pectfng an attempt to mob the groggezies b.
discharged volunteers.
, 1861-08-03
4 Singular Reason foF 1nsubofd1nA'

A Singular Reason fof 1nSubofd1nA-
Iton.
The Washington correspondent Of the N. Z.
Tunes gives the following singular reason why
the streets Of Washington were permitted to
be filed with demoralized soldiers af. er the
battle Of Bulls Bun:
Many civilians have been very much sur
prised that the military authorities shou1d
have permitted the stragglcrs Of the demoral.
lied regiments to 60 around Washington and
Ale1andria, without any spparent effort to sift
them apart, and gothez them up by companies
and regiments. Gen. Scott explains that By
| letting volunteers run loose as 1t vera after
such disaster, they much more rapidly re-
| cover their spirits and get over the fatgues Of
| the fight and the retreat-tAat being habitu-
| ated to reading and hearing neW7, they would
| become Disseminated and moEcse if they were
| at once retu1nedto rigid discipline and the ee'
J clusion Of camp By letting them mig to:
| gether, and talk 1t over, they soon hear OF ali
| there Is to be said-to realize the extent o1
the disaster-to revive their hopes and 1ntlane
their deei1es for reyenging the deaths OF Their
| friends, 2ud reyersing the tide OF battle; Foi
| these reasons, no more notice was takeu o.
the members Of the diBorgan1zed regiments
| than to guard. against any acts OF violence
After three or four days Of 1dleness, lne men
went almost Of their own accord back 10 camp
and resumed with apparent relish camp duty
sud camp fare-
, 1861-08-03

4 gentleman just from II Washington tells
lis that the newspaper press and telegraph
but iuperfectly report the salutary reforms
which Gen. Mcclellan has inaugurated in
the beaten and demora1ized army about
that city. There is, he says, IN the very
atmosphere Of the camps evidence that
new life, vigor and genius have been IN
fused into the command, and in the de-
meanor and look ofmen and officers there
ia that which says that at last leader has
appeared. The limitations Of his power.
If eny such there are between himself and
the President, do not seem to be known
He is inferior in rank to Gen. Scott, bu'
seems to be in measure independent O
that old Ghief-whether by arrangement
with Old Chippewa himself, or by Presl
Dental favor, is rot declared The rela
t:onsb between Mcclellan and his superio
a1e kindly and cordial.