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SnuTHERN NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IL.
The HandsbOro (MississippD Democrat
says that Horn Island, in Pischagoula bay, is
being fortified.
Batteries have been erected on Cat Island.
There was no blockading vessel off Ship
Island.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th says taat
the prize boat Equality was reported cap
tured by Capt Irwin at Cairo and was hand
ed over to the military authorities at New
Madrid. Federal gun boats continued the
pursuit TO within three miles of New Madrid.
The steamer Cheney and seven prisoners
are also reported as having been captured.
The Courier this morning learns that a COM
mittee of citizens of Harrison county waited
on the owner Of the Oovington & Lexington
railroad and informed him that if the ship.
ments of guns be not stopped the road would
be destroyed. The owner promised to obey,
and six canuons and thirteen car loads Of
small arms were returned to CovingtOn.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, A1g. l3.
England is evidently, through private and
public agencies, endeavoring to create new
sources Of cotton supply, and it is expected
that BY opening railways between the cotton
region in India and the seaports, the supply
Of East India cotton will be largely increased
this year.. An English writer estimates that
forty five per cent. Of the needed supply will
De obtained from sources independent of the
Confederate States, and coniectures that the
British Government viii Uote t,pentV millions
a year for the support Of the operatives that are
70 be thToDn out of employment 6y. a future OF
8 JisU supply, rather than become inpolDed n
the american quarrel.
The probability is, that whatever NAV be
the measures of meditation or intervention
adopted by England and France, they viii be
such as will not necessarily be offensive to
either party.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

OA AOeA11 ANb -"
1t appears now that the money seized at
st. Geuerieve yesterday was at the request
of the directors of the parent bank here, to
whom it was transferred to-day BY Gen. FIRE.
mont
Dispatches reached here to-day stating that
a train carrying troops on the Hannibal 4 st.
Joseph railroad were fred into by secession
lists near Palmyra, and that one soldier was
killed and several wounded. Gen. Pope i'm
mediately sent orders to Gen. Hurlburt to take
such force as he deemed necessary into Mari
on county, quarter them on the people and
levy contributions of horses, mules, provisions
and such other things as would be useful to
the soldiers, amounting to ten thousand dol
lars on the inhabitants of the county and
FIVE thousand dollars on the citizens of Pal
myrs, as a penalty for this outrage.
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Arrest of financial AGENT Of the c. 8.

Arrest Of Financial Agent Of the C. 8. A.
A financial agent of the rebel government
named Thomas S. Serril, was arrested in New
York on Friday with forty thousand pounds
sterling of British money on his person, the
fruit of his negotiations in England Hav-
ing, by some hocus pocus, succeeded in hum
bugging the John Bull bankers out of that
sum, he took passage on board the steamship
Persia for New York. On the way, elsted
with his extraordinary success, he made no
secret of his mission, but rather bOasted OF
the superior credit of the G. s, A. in Eu-
rope. Arrived at New York, the Custom
House officers were informed of Mr.. SerrilTs
mission, and he was handed over to the Uni
ted States Marshal. WequOte from the Trit-
une:
ain his trunk were found several bundles
of interesting letters addressed to Serrill, and
in belt about his body roll Of clean, new,
genuine Bank of England notes, Of the val
ne Of nearly $4,000 It is scarcely noces-
sary 70 say that the whole concern-man,
bagsge, treasure trove and sll-were seized
in the name Of the United States, taken to
Mr.. Surveyor Andrews, and hbeled and in
dicted by Mr. District Attorney Smith. All
this was done, and the unlueky foreign
inanciering tourist was safely secured to
await trial and punishment. Serrill claims
to be Philadelphian by birth, and that his
family is now in that city; the former, il
true only making his treason more odious
and the latter evincing more prudence and
foresight than be has shown since his depart
ure from Liverpool on the homeward Voy-
age.
"United States Commissioner Henry COM
mitted Serrill to the Tombs TO await examina-
ton, which was set down for Monday morn
ing. Glarkson @. Potter is his counsel.
meantime, communication will be had
with the Department at Washington, and il
is not unlikely that Serrill may be ordered al
once to Fort Lafayette, which will put q
stop to further civil action as to his person.
though not as to the confscstion of the prop
erty found in his possession"
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Cniro.

Especial OOrrsspOn, snce 10 Chicago Tribune.
OAIRo, Aug. ls.
The gun-bosts went to within three
or four miles of New Madrid last
night. No important discoveries were
made, but from appearance i. was thought
there Was but a email force left there. Il is
reported that Pillow with his men is at
Sikeston.
Mr.. Mercer, who lives at the head of Is
land No. l, says the steamer Equality was
seized opposite Norfolk, yesterday, by armed
men from Columbus, KY, and taken South,
few hours before the gun-boats went down.
Lieut.. Mitchell, from Cape Girardeau, re-
ports the town of Commerce entirely desert
ed. the citizens apprehending it would be
sacked and burned BY the rebels tonight.
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Rx.rIINIsrRR FAULKNER.
WAsHneTos, Aug. II.

Ex-Minister Faulkner is not as has been
stated, merely detained as hostage for the
return OF Messrs. Harris and Magraw, but
for good and satisfactory reasons tothe Gov
ernment apart from any such considerations.
The reporter of the Associated Press at
Washington, learns that statement is pub
lished in the Philadelphia and perhaps other
papers this morning, as coming from him,
that Secretary Cameron is to be removed
Nothing whatever of this kind was transmit
ted BY the reporter.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ST. Louis, Aug. I8.
The first Iowa regiment arrived last night
from Rolla. 1t is understood they will be
paid off here. Largs numbers Of them ex-
press q discrimination to re-enlist.
The 1st Missouri regiment, Lieut., Colonel
Andrews, commanding went into action 720
strong, of which lumber n were killed and
2ls wounded, SO severely, and II missing
About one-third of the wounded Of this reg.
iment left at the hospital at Springfield ar,
now prisoners.
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Tbs TIIInoIs Army.

Gov. Yates of Illinois has for some time
been urging the War Department to permit
the organization Of an army in Illinois suf-
6cient to meet any force which might men
ace the southern border Of the loyal States,
and to prepare for offensive operations in the
Mississippi Valley. Since the battle at
Springfield, Missouri, he has received the
following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is, 1861.
Gov. YATEs-You are authorized to ac-
cept ell companies of troops willing to enter
the service. We shall accept no more indie
pendent regiments from Illinois. MANY
thanks for your prOmptness and energy.
SIMON CAMERON,
7i24aAa .e H Secretary of War.
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Mos1AY moaNINa. Aue. %. 50.
Fer Governot,
1Iostias Of ths ReBablloaa CoHHiT Central
REMEMBER.

To-day and tomorrow are the last days for
redesnlng the old issue stamped envelopes
They win not be received for postage after
tomorrow, and all letters enclosed in old
stamped envelopes marked at this Office
after that time, viii be sent TO the Deaf Let
ter oaice.
Cleveland P. O., August lsth, 1861.
E. COwLES P. N.
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UuIop seutImcnt IN Maryland.

A meeting of Union men, held at Rock
vile, Mary land, on the 10th inst, adopted
the following resolution: -i''
UResolved, as the sense of this convention,
That the civil war which now unhappily af-
fiicts our country is, on the part Of the
general government a war purely of self
defence"
Then il the compromise advocated by the
Vallsndigham Democracy were adopted, it
would be a surrender of the right Of self
defence. What say the people of Ohio to
such proposition?
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DIvIaIou Of vIrEInIu.

The Legislature of the new Government
Of Virginia are discussing the question OF
dividing the State The subject Is ably
handled en- both sides, and promises to be
the ruling topic for some time to come. The
principal argument in favor Of division is,
that for long time an ill-feeling must exist
between the two sections, and thAtitis desir-
able the new government should go into OPP
Grafton with the support of united people.
The advocates of division propose to allow
the doubtful counties to decide by ballot
with which State they will cast their lot.
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Union CnndIdates.

EDITOR LEADER II am wen pleased with
your nomination for Governor, David Tod,
Of Mahoning county.
Let me suggest the name Of Alphonso
Taft, of Hamilton county, for the Office Of
Lieutenant Governor on the ticket with Mr..
Tod. .iaa alf
Mr. Taft is an ardent Republican, and BY
devotion to the American Constitution and
the integrity OF the Union is unqusstOned.
would recommend William Lawrence,
Of Logan, for Supreme Judge, and William
Pierson, of EriC, for State Treasurer. The
first is q Republican, the second, l under
stand, voted for Bell and Everett, but be is .
decided supporter of the war.
The Secretary of State may be taken from
the southeastern, and the Member of the
Board of Public Works from the north.
western part of the State. One or both
should be Democrats.
am truly yours, a A REPUBtICAN.
Cleveland, August II, 1861.
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We are clearly of the opinion that the
Almighty has not interiered IN this war, on
either side.-NL Vernon BGnner.
II the aAlmighty has not interfered, it
can be clearly shown that the Prince Of Dark
ness has, and the ValIandigbam Democracy Of
Ohio compose the right wing Of bis army.
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Traitors Stop Arms Going into
Kentucky.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS
Napoleon Reported to Declare
for the ConfederacY.
RUMOR THAT ENGLAND WILL IN.
TERFERE WITH T9E BLOCKADE.
Saturday Nights Report.
REsTRRN NRWs.

KANSAS Cry, Aug. II.
We learn from reliable sources that 600
State troops. well armed and equipped, leave
Fayette, Howard county, today, with the in
tention joining JacksOn's forces in the
southern part Of the State. Four hundred
of them are said 10 be mounted.
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un,on nI.srinr nt LouI,rIne.

We commend ths resolutions adopted BY
the UnIonists of Louisville, at meeting re-
ported in our telegraphie columns. Their
mode OF securing peace is strongly in con-
tras. with that proposed by the copper-head
Democracy of Ohio.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug. II.
The counsel for the Baltimore Police Com
missioners has given notice of intention to
apnly for an attachment against the sheriff
for not using ell means in his power to exc
cute the writ against Col. Burke, hs having
mower to call out the militia.
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NEW YORK NEWS.
NEw Yohk. Au0. IL.

INV IVhhi mug. II
tits underSto, I'd that the money found on
Serrill, the rebel messenger Of jeff Davis,
on board the Persia, Is worthless. 1t consists
Of post notes Of the Bank of England, pay
able only TO his order
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8ErOlrRrs.

OOLT'S AND OIhEK KEVOEV-
~ ING Pistols. double and single EogIinT pieoag
Riaes, Ammunition and sporting Aparntu1 IN gTssf
variety, cheap. Also-Conrey's lishinE Tscklo,
such a Rois, Reals, Lines Hooks, Tliss, Rc, -.
Bed Fish Poles IN any quantity, af
b. HATfEhBL8H'S Gun store,
l02 Superior st., OlsFalRnd- 3.
~ airiaE RsatlY szsogted. fnt1'
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FROM WASHINGTON.
HAsH1NoToH, Aug.

WA5tINN4VNi mug IL
1t is charged that Mr.. Walton, United
States Treasurer at Philadelphia, is a seces-
sionist. This will be investigated by the
Treasury Department.
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FROM WAsHINHTON.
WARRINGTON, Aug. II.

Special to POST
Two rebel regiments are at Falls Church
The rebel piekets are in sight from the chain
bridge over the Potomac.
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CERATB AND OINTMENT,

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I0p.srVc, iUg. -a.-Ifitcd States Survey,
Cotton publishes a c,td, thr,ltcniu,, g. seize ALL
wagon. vthiio., steamboat, and tran .portin,i
article for aiding the rebellion, lr.cr September
If.
TiiE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT SHAKING.
President navi, {, still confined with an at =.
tlcl, Of chill and fever, which may iulucc Con
grp>- to PIE pouc u, adioIlnmunt
Vice President stephen, j, Sick a. Manasss
Junction.
VIRTUAL ETrEAL on ruE SOUTHERN TARuF.
The Richmond EJJmiHey Of tie 18th says the
Confederate CUnsrrs, has Il cd,d ~ repeal tho
law c,ta'lshinI, luris Of entry, and throw all
the -uuthcrn Cu1.t open tD iurtign commerce
pro, iinG that vessels Which run III blockad.,
INTO shore u'cts, may Tiy the Confederate du-'
tie, nj the port nearest their landing.
Congrc nm, approp itcd 500, 900 for a
floating Hot Tia for lhc defense q New Orleans,
and SltO 600 for two iron clad boat, for the de
i,rsc of Mississippi River and the city Of Mem
Ihs.
The Charleston CoiTi,r SAYS that James l..
or ha- rails, AN ind pendent regiment for tho
WI. He !, eagerly awaiting marching orders.
I The trUlUr,h, sav- the schooner Adclinc,
y th three former Federal army and navy ofi-
crI- aboard, w.- brought to ~ United States
nou-ol-War, but, taking advantage Of a squall,
got into savannah with = cargo OF coffee, fruits
and lead.