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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

Dark, Glossy, and
LuxHriant Hair!
HOWL
By vSng Hemstreet's AtniGabz Restorative. Don't
anything else on your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
We. HAGAN CO., Propristors, Troy,H.Y.
See an advertisement headed,
ssYOU LOOK In VAIN."
oct25-Iydtw&W
Messrs Glars CORY Vo-Gents: pu chased bottles
Ct your Ambrossl OIL, witch has given tire satisfaction In
Collie, Tootnache and HesdscLe.
Cyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART
Messr Clark Grsgoy Co Nashville Tenn Gentlemen It
gives me pleasure tell thSt Ambrosal Oil has
ms reef and may more ease than the uss Of
other medicine
have used Brittle ana half Of your ARhross OIL,
and from hiss given in elmatc suffering,
woud not ether bottle and hall any price,
provided could get al Respectful y
" G. PCRSIEY
RiHsgoId, Ga Sept Sd. 1859 aplI-S&u2w
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Government is notified
from Paris, that Faulkner presented the Southern
Commissioners to the Emperor. Dallas. at London.
refused to do it until instructed from Washington.
1t is reported that the French and English Min
listers protest against Davis issuing letters of
maPque.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

Thus capita And aor h,Ts hen app deveopi-g tie
great tie Ststsia as
untouched The ngaritbs that aec1srio ara puh
ss where food and fuel hezpeSt. s olo= early
IT, pois and ia the % The nsTt ten the
raj ls AMI necessities the -slsf
least ,e hundred Thousand people E Be gaEe sAse
Ihincs the various manu- actL ring en- y eats
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SOUCHEsS.F AGS
RENT EtsEE.

Made to order at Singers Sewing Machine Ofic
O. 40 College street aprZ3-2w
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SIP lBClAL NOTICES.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.


Depend upon it, notsrs 1t will give rest to yourselves
Relief and Health TO your Infants
We put up an sod article for ten years and
DAN SAY, IN CONFIDENGB AND TROmA o. Il, what We
have allie OF other medlcine- -
HAS 1T fAILEH, IN A SINGLE INSTANCE II EFFEOl
CURB. when timely used did an instance Of
dissatisfaction Who used IT, On the contrary all are
lighted with operations, speak IN terms Of comenda
m>yic effects medical virtues. We SPEAK II
his matter ~WUAT WE 20 KNOW y. after yrsrs expert
and pledge ar re- Sdtioa for The Tst4ae9t OF tohGs
here declare Ia almost instance Hnere the
ueerng ram pain exhaustion reei viii sc tooho 10 NJ
twenty minutes after the yrupis administered
This valuable ere, the prescription OF one OF tn
nost experienced and skifsl ,grees IN New EagSndI
has been used with neoe' falling saecess in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieve the child pain, but lnvigorstes
and bowels, scidy, gives tone and ee
TO the whole stem. 1t will slrost instantly relieve
Gripping in The Bowels aad Wind Collie,
and 9vsacoae convusons Which, speedily remedied. end
death We believe the bot and s1TeSt remedy IN t
gOSd all Of Dyseatery and Didgrsd sa ChadfsR
whether it teetling, from Other cause We
say who has chilli suffering ron
1f the foregoing con utsdo not t1 yogf Le31sc6s,
TIE ~ erdiceS Of eseSs stSnd between AID Sou sui
fering child, and reei that will he sure-ys doSSEa
sure-to of this Medicine, If timely used Fun
directions using accompany each bottle None genuine
the sisnle Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, Is
tte eutsd. wrIppr.
Sol. BY Druggists throughou the world.
PrInctpaI OTTice, 10 Cedar street, N. YEA
PRICE ONLY es CENTS PER BOTTLE.
oct3 Dbl
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River news.

NEw YoRK, May 2-Numerous Union men have
arrived here, having been driven out OF Virginia.
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Away Dull Care.
Have JusI Received another lot of
chose imported Principe SeEaTS,
ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBAC
co FOR TIE MEERSCIIAUM PIPE,
at A Union Street,
J.W.LANGLEY.
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R.IbRoA5 sYsrEH OF ILLINOIS.

Over $I0 900 Gao Of private capital expended %
the rArosd sye Of Ilinois. InxsuCeh part Of the Ia
% these With vaussle public rrnd
10 lands :. dish the STATE Exposes, the TAX as AsR
LIGhT, All nust Consequently. every day dscrsase.
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HAV SEC ABS!

HAVANA SEGAE
JOHN WHoRLEY. 80 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn ,--.2O O0n Imported Ha.
van5s--JUSg RE EITEL FROH "a V4EA.
--latest News from OId VirginiaI
JOHN W8OBl EN-
32 south Market street,
STG6L As8E4O.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERA TON
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APPLICATION on cAPIrAL.

Tfs~e lands lns railroad TO ues "a length
Viii With other ros4s az Dayizabe akps and nv.
thus A6oriing unoroken STA ire Esstsrn
and sou bern markets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The river is falling with
feet water in the canal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

MRS. wINSLOws
An experienced and female phystn, has soothio
Syrup for children teehng which greatly fitses the
OF teethng BY oftenug the gums reducing 81 Inflammation
viii aIsy ali pain and ia sure TO regulate TIL Depend
uDop IT, uoters II will give rest to yoursev relief
hesth yosr infants. Perfectly safe in all Asses See sdTe1
,-ssr,sDt in snoshey ooizmu oct2s-Iy
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From New York.

WHEELING, May Am enthusiastic meeting Of
merchants vas held in favor Of the Union
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From New York,

NEw YORK. May "A schooner from Wilmington
reports her release with 20 others.
The Norfolk Navy Yard is to be retaken and
rebuilt.
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Memphis and Arkansas River q. =.
LsA MAIL LINE. LR%&
CtoMPOsED Of the following AID !ssogsntlyi
- Goats, trvis:
deric Notrebe, Capt. r. l. hAn--
C1rster AsnleYs Russ 1870 -.
a1ittie ROcx, = gE.Es ssa.---.
ROae DOugIAsSs jazz $3.50
One Of shove mentioned BOats VII kAss Ss ~ u
JEsDAYI5, THUKsDAY's and sA1URDA ~, = . -
onnectinc ct kitls Rock with Coaehes Tor .ns =
Springs, and VITA snail eoais for AL PoEts sO''e'
-S~ ioE'nsE inA0fa~1'0" - n eHARysTEAD.Agent,
g. r-crt Il Msdison st'B Aezspa -
..,oas or D. ADAMS. SEeerts
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AGRcULrURAL PRODUCTs.
FERTILITT o. 81.

The Agricultural Prodzss Illinois greater thos
Of any other The Products cut daring The past yea
exeee led G0O0c The wheat G. 1850 APPROACHES
IS bushels while the crop yields less TIA
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TIE eExzRAr Auz Of Insurance Company Of tss Ss1a
Of ns, invites the attention ei Of Tennessee to ~
Esct ihAt heisno7
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS PROPERTY HOLDERS,
AND PARTIES ASSURING.
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me deep ri lean OF ts prsss 10 eutiE tied win suc
derfU facility that tefrnsrs fthe Eastern
moVinS IN Illinois treat nbsrs The area II Illinois
qu 70 that Of England ard the se 10 80 rea bas
IL E.l 81 port twenty milii5ps o. people
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The attention Of the priSg AMI ndus: PARTON
he conn1nIty directed u the EiBg statements sad
erai iudp-erenc. offered them By tbs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

Sizcs 1854 tie company hGVs sol6 100000
75e, seX only Gcdl caiVd0rs and s1srv contract
tss cHigats Ths rod has bssa cOasysos
ed tkroagE ESess Laafs Of ezpenss Of s0s0OOO o
IN $3.50 the Dopul ItiOs Of IoTfaias counties sy0Ss
luhici % passes oLg sB ,9S siaos rhis, 4T029s
haue been added, mailing ne sA0Ls population SI4,s0I
a oaiE Of lA3 Dsr cent
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The State Debt only 81 O 99S ~ aud within the IA
re- years reduced Sc $50 76 add may reao
sal7 expect that in years Il will extinct.
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From Portland. Mo.

PORTLAND, Me-. May 2. An attempt was made TO
blow up the State powder house, containing 900
kegs of powder.
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PADUCAH, May 2-There Is much excitement here.
Companies drilling Four or vepieces Of srtil-
lery have been received from Louisville.
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and sill COCA Druggist, IN the city.
mAr22-dvly
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NORFOLK, May 1.-The blockade Isl evidently
Vigilsntly enforced against Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

YpRkToNS PRISONERS.
Hnr kIDAN Fn4~fHs.A..,

The Richmond Erdminer of Tuesday learns from q
gentleman engaged III important duties under Govern
neut ard sta. toned 1t Yorktown, the following par
tcua regarding the seven prisoners brought ny from
that uInce on sunday morning lazt One was 4 scout
captured by one OF 0uI scouts. They met alone aud
as soon a. the character Of each became known TO the
other, they prepared for action. Our man was too
ouick for the Yankee; fired struck him in The Leg and
inflicted slight flesh wound, sufficient, however, TO
throw him. He bad no sooner touched the ground thhn
our maI. was upon him. ind immediately wrested Ills
weapon from bin, and made ban prisoner.
No il VirgiDian, from Hampton, who was
caught in the act vi leading the enemy 10 camp
lie is relative Of mos worthy and patriotic citizen
of Richmond who says he ought 10 befoTthwith hung
-Four are deseIors from the enemy The seventh is n
deserter from North Carolina company, native OF
Pennsylvania. They are all, We believe, together
with the glorious South Carolina gentleman, Hurlbut,
confined in the PeIitentary both OF the other prisons
being filled TO repletion with similar cattle.
The coHSECTIcUT PRISONERS.
Lieut.. William f. English OF the Montgomery
Guard arrived at Richmond ON Monday evening in
charge OF tho following prisoners Of war: Capt. t
Kellog Second Connecticut Regiment Sergeant Aus
lin c. Monroe Company b, OF same; and Corporal
Charles h. Hanshurst, Company ID, OF the same. Inc
two lat were captured on the 18th Instant while post
ina p Le guards Falls Church, and about these
there is nothing remarkable. Capt. Henry was taken
while accommodating for bis own amusement, beyond
the outpost OF bis company lie says that on the oc
c.son Of lis capture tie fiIt iuiimaton he had Of
danger was the consciousness Of being surrounded BY
ten or dozen scouts. lie THINKS he ventured too far.
MOVEMENT OF HowITZERs.
Tie Richmond Examiner of Tuesday says: Capt.
Shields battery Of howzers have been ordered from
Manassas to Yorktown They will reach here Wednes-
day il not before and probably pass direct through
as tue transfer OF their guns and horses from the Central
10 tue York River road will PERMIT.
NFws FROM MANASSAS.
Tie Rickmond Examiner Of Tuesday learns by phi
waite letters from Manassas Junction that the Federal
forces have advanced ia the direction Of that point
distance Of ten miles IRON Alexandria, and were in-
tienehing themselves. The information Is confirmed
by Mr.. Brent, the delegate representing Aexandrs in
the Con yention who arrived here on Yesterday from
the junction. Gen. Beauregard, in anticipation Of ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.


The plan of the campaign in Virginia begins 10 be
pretty distinctly indicated. The evacuation OF Har-
pers Ferry, which gave much surprise ana unrasi'
ness, lie evidently en- essential feature OF tha pan.
The enemy had already set bis columns IN morton 10
attack tina, position ia front and rear The plan was
to adj vance PattersOns command III front OF harper
Ferry from Chambersburg, Pa, via WiliaTsport,
while Cadw alader, crossing the Potomac beio" az
Leesburg should advance toward Winchester, ana
gain the rear OF the Ferry turning the left flank OF
Beauregaid lines while Morris, in command OF the
force sent by Mcclellan into the west should pun
forward TO the valley Of the Blue Ridge and threaten
Winchester on the left III aid OF the force which ad
already crossed the Potomac near Leesburg the oris
ade Of Stone, Gen. ScheEck had been sent forward
from Alexandria by the London and Hampshire Rail
road
1t was the advance of this party which was arrested
by the attack of Col. Greggs South CarohDans, ana
the s'oppege Of the train. Beau egurd az MANASSAS
doubtless anticipated this advance, and sent forward
Gregg to occupy the line Of this Railroad Ii TINS
successful as the telegram rep ts,
Besegad probably sent another force to dtiVe PACK
the brigade Of Stone which had already advance 70
ward LeesbuTg, expecting there 70 be Jolneo ny
ScheDck These movements probably produced tne
lighting which is so mysteriousy referred to III the
t.legmphic reports Of our morning edition. Gooee
Creek Is a email stream on the road from Alexandria
10 Leesburg few miles from tie later place. and ten
or twelve miles from the former.
Beauregard has probably extended his lines from
Manassas to the Potomac and will bend al his efforts
TO prevent the enemy advancing from that direction
II il evident that Scott does not Intend TO hight at Ma.
nassas thereby giving Beaureg4rd the advantages OF
position but socks by flank movement 10 tuin that
oositiou ard gain the Of Beauregards command
There will be, probably has already been, some lght-
ing growing ont Of these movements Meantime,
J0hrson's force at Harpers Ferry has moved "esl.
wsrdly to meet the parry, probably the advance "a
Pattcrson's command at Rouney Gnd hartioshuig.
Thee warriors movements upon The issue OF Sbich We
defense of Winchester md the valley OF tho Shean-
doah depends must result IN GONE very herce cohlc.
We are hourly in expectation OF hearing of these
rencounters In the Southeast w do not aPprehend
any very serious operations for some days At the ist
accounts Butler at Fortress Monroe, was ealing ior
meuts. We hardly think that he III atempt
20 advance before lie is greatly strengthened Ii he
does, the cafac ground Of Yorktown will again be-
COMO the theater Of great military operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
ARRIVAL OF DESERTERs FROM LINC0LES
CAMP

A Fredericksburg correspondent Of The L0His~le
Courier furnishes the following, under date of Monday
last:
The town, usually quiet, was thrown into a little
Ierment" Yesterday by the arrival Of siA dessrtera
from tie Gabaldi Legion Of New York, stationed
in Wellington. Everyone was Of course curious, and
wanted word and for "a abort iIae there was a con-
siderable lam and squeeze. After he frat puff had
somewhat blown over, learned with q good deal Of
difficulty that they, being French aud scarcely able 70
understand word OF In -lsh were en- route 10 ioia
the Orleans Zouaves, and mad deserted Oh We'd
nesday morning, and walked all the way from Wash
ngton TO poiut on the Maryland shore OF the P0to.
nac nearly opposi Matthias Point.
They report quite interesting state Of aiIaifs az
Washington and addue it among tie reasous wbi.s
induced them TO leave. They say that tie excuse II
tho Government for not paying the soliersyiz: the
absence of pay -ros-is al fudge, and that the GOV
ernment has no means Of getting money. A. an evil
deuce they say that shoe merchant who had ur shed
about $ 900 worth of shoes the soldiers presented
his bill, and was told that ii impo;sLle 10 pay it,
the Treasury being almost entirely empty
They alSo thIow some ligAt 90 the hitherto dark
question as the number killed in The Gght at Acguia
Creek They say that eghtyone dead bodies were re-
ngton---many Of them horribly mangled think ttis
report may be relied on, received similar state
ment from DIR. Green late Of the Navy, who hss us.
arrived from Baltimore.
DR. Green says that New York wears the appearance
of the most quiet Sabbath, ard that all business is at
"dead lock-" lie also says that before leaving New.
York he learned that tie Vanderbilt was abou. %
transport the Wilson Zonaves 10 point South tho
precise destination he could not learn.
hlarylanders arrive in small squads almost every
day and receive hearty westome from almos: every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
therefom that they have lent all their spare cash to

therefom that they have lent all their spare cash to
the Southern Confederacy.
must not forget to mention that it ia matter Of gen.
eral establishment at this station that such vile ncen
diary sheet The ~ Y. Daily Ners is tolerated for
single day in your loyal city, Nobody supposes that
il can influence in the slightest degree the sensible,
reasoning people Of the North. Probably not one
Northern man in ore bundled is of its existence.
But it must be remembered that it has Southern cir
cuatiOn large SMALL the case may bethat its In
famous falsehoods are gayely copied in the
spectacle Southern prints, and the extent TO which
these bels upon the North have gained eredeuee may
be inferred frcm the present rebeous attitude of the
Southern peopo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.


Tie Portsmouth correspondent Of The Richmond
EramIaCr under date OF Monday last, says:
II il proclaimed here, with an cir oil authority, that
befo.e the apse OF another week naval denonttra-
ton will be made against either Norfolk or Ports
mouth Upon what authority thi5 statement IL made
has not reached me- bat thi is known, those who utter
the story are Of all men here, The most likely to be
in their pIopesyngs IS TO Federal undertake
i.-s and Federal Intentions They are politically Oh
the " earth earthly other words whitewasbed
Soces sionsts who voted for tie ratification under pro-
test According to the pronuncsmiento OF these move
mcnts viii he made simultaneously from below against
Scwalls md Pigs Points and Craney Island, first by
steamers al d hen with suf-boats, large number oil
which arc now in Nj Greek.
Cen Butler il reptesentedas perfectly confident that
landing be Elected at one or the other OF these
three puces; ~ d. if 70, that il will be no difficult task
10 Ietake tie Nayy-YGrd and hold the twin cities
But in syie OF tie Presumed wisdom OF this asserted
nroicct and :he "Ligh authority from which it
comes to me- the scheme will never reach consnnrna-
ton. Without oyereacng truth, 1t Is quite probable
that CIaley Island alone viii oier if judiciously
munued with and material quite as much trouble
to tic oyer-a sniue invaders as they can DESIRE Let
uo predict At shy rate that such attempt will end
in signal triumph Of Southern arms.
GES. SCOTT DIsHosoRED.
In The Vir.jria Sovereign Convention al Richmond
on Monday,
Tie ordinance annullng all the honors ever given by
tire State to Gen. Winfield Scott, and changing the
names of Scott and Buchanan Counties to the nane of
States, was taken up.
Mr. Speed moved the Indefinite posponement Of TIE
subject.
2
SIR. Garneit was oppoaed to indefinite postpone
nen, and though in favor of changing the names of
the counties lie opposed to naming them aiterany
living mcn. Without wishing to be understood eX-
pressing disirus. OF the present chief Officers of
Government, be woad refer 10 the great mistake we
had alr ady made ia the Of Gen. Scott, whom we
thought we were hOnoring % ore of the notlest Of
characters, instead OF ore whose nfamy and tIeachery
would be monument to all tine. lie wicked he sub
ioct consierod, and wond suggest that it be passed
over for the present, while we proceed with od-
ulnces IL more direct Importance.
Mr. SPEED mo Lifted his motion by moving to lay the
ordinance on tie table for the present, which was
adopted.
MONEY AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.
Exchange on New-fork, Philadelphia, and Balii-
more - q per cent premium. The brokers are sell.
ing e,ie at tie following rates. silver 3, gold 10 per
cent; bug ing at and
Array APPROPRIATIONS.
Among he bills passod by tie Confederate Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
GEN. LEE WANTS TO COME BACK AGAIN !!
Ih..rsla,. IN " iSHl-

Some days ago l informed you that a rupture had
broken out between Davis and Lee the Commander
inClief of the Virginia forces Although the report
was 40, believed IN many quarters l have the beat
authority Tor saying that The dispatch in question was
true Indeed, Intelligence was received at the War
Department to-day that Gen. Lee bad left the Rebel
army in disgust and anxious to have his old posi-
ton in the Federal army. Add to this the recent COM
plimentary letter from Mrs. Lee to Gen. Mcdowell,
published some days ago. and would seem as If che
was trying to pave the way for her husbands rein
statement TEL to Phil. Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
GENERAL ORDERS so. 90.
HEADQUARTEBs ARMY TESyYssEg,
MINPnIs, June 81, 1861.

lowing:
GENERAL ORDERS so. 20.
HEADQUARTEBs ARMY TEEyYssET,
MENPHIs, June 81, 1861
All merchants, brokers' and other persons owing al
Ieoiance to The State OF Tennessee, and u banks In the
State having OH cepOst balances, on hands balances
of spece bills OF exchange notes, other funds or
causes in action for collection, and belonging TO the
enemies OF Tennessee are hy law Of the State Legs
ture of the State and by be laws Of war; due 10 The
State aud are hereby declared seized and sequ.tered
in reprisal for illegal sezare by the people and Govern
ment of the North AL banks in the State required
10 STATE what amount OF their stock is owned by the
enemies Of The State or by persons who live in States
at war with I, nncssee.
Merchants brokers' bankers, ard others 80 indebted
10 our enemies requi Cd 10 repor 70 the Adutaut
Generals Office Of the MaiorGeneTal commanding the
amount of such Indebtedness deposits balances di1l-
dends in stock stock owned, &C. aud in the meantime
are ordered not TO over the same to other than the
State of Tennessee.
This report il required 10 be made by the 10th day Of
July next ,r,,
by order Of hsj ..Gen. PILLOW.
DANIEL S. DoSELsoy. Ad.-Gen.
TIE CoTTOg PLASTEEs.-The Georgia Cotton
Planters Convention met IL Macon on tie ilth insI.
The Telegraph says:
awe understood they adj iourned their next regular
meeting 10 November ana voted 10 postpone another
deonsalion 10 Europe until tue restoration Of peace
Tkey have called z general convention OF lle cotton
planters OF Georgia ut Macon the ith OF July next,
10 take action upon the eubjei OF investing cotton Ia
the Confederate bonds snd of sustaining the Govern
nent and have voted invest ali tho funds OF the
association in the same securities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

Arhved-Schr. Brszos from the Coast to mester.L
T. Mary Ann. from the Coast to na.ter-L T. Il HEc.m
fom the Coast to m.er-L p 7. Steamers Golden hgs'
Webbing from Adams, Picayune No Broad from Ajax
spss; California Hopkins, from Mobila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
GEN. PILLOW PROCIAIMS ALL NORTHERN
PROPERTY CONEISCATED.

The Memphis Bpl1elin OF Saturday contans the TOT
lowing: