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GARRIERS WANTED.-.Severnl additional
enn ana Ksss4n to serve the Daily Exchange the north
corne n q the city Apply at S98 WEST
SAWED AND SPLIT wood
Coal a. low Is 20 5a rE FIX CORD DEiIvERED.
..oo.., ". F. H. ONION,
-!G1s I.!2I corner Lombard and Canal sits.
TT DIVIDEND.
IL he MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BAL1IMoKE have this day declared, a dividend #
Ely Il FER CE% on its capital stocE, for the last
July 27. 1851 Iiy29 eottl sccfetiiiy.
SNITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, BALrINoRE,
~ July 10Th, Is6-NOTI1R-The discount allowed ,oI
DAY Assast the st All per5 paS
vs5 '''''' called JOHN GfEs ps5SsR s''
STORAGE-Wanted IN Warehouse no. Is
-ly29u FOARD 3 ROGERS.
HAMSl HAMS ii, 600 in yellow bags, for
Pan sale sts at low prices b. MENsEL GRAFTON Is
WHlSKEY $50 bhls. Horines Mish D Herr
w and other brands Old Rve snd chocs Or Rourbon
t p safe s on pleasing terms MEIXSEL 8 GRAFTON I45
EHLOUR-80O bbls one brand Extra, Lroe
= assortment of cut Extra and Family for sale by
js29st 'S" 10 isat street street
ZINE OLD WHISKEY.- From 2 TO years,
A l.. WEBB & BRO,
1t corner Pratt and Commerce SITS
quo HIGH PROOF WHISKEY.- 285 bbls.
W receiving and fer sale By A. L. WEBB BRO
Comte Du Montet CHI AGPAGNE, our own inportaton
l. cor. PRATT AND COMMERCE sra.
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY,
BALTIMORE, Jaly 18, 1861.
THE UNDERSIGNED
AGENTS OF THE PERUVIAN GOVERNHFvT
SALE OF GUAE0 IN THE UNITED STATES
noy Dealers and Consumers that the prices as regulated
by the said Government, will ofor as follows
1lto tons and upwards $50 cash less Der cent dis
iooo to So1 tons....,... 60 " " per cent dis
Eoo to 81 ......., 90 &c 1" \ per cent dis,
oo 10 81 60 "
81 to ~ " ..',.... 81 I"
20 to IL G2 q"
~ 10 - G3
b to g. -. 80. 6J
No, 2 GUANO, S53 CASH
iy19-tr DANRih % S9fS9 oTtb RS.
SUTRo BROS 9;,, ,
| Their many friends,
No, Is9 tH'I R KY IFXsI0Ps2 STREET.,
| One door from Light street and
! Adjoining their late popular stand
| HAVANA CIGARS
CHEWING TOBACCO.
WOOD and i FANCY tSS"I PiPFS. OF
Greatly reduced expenses and
a fne stock of GG0Ds, ANU
| Purchasgt exclusively
| VIII enable us to sell at prices
| 10 suit TIN tng PRES. 1t,, times ~
| Ireo+t. lS9 West Baltimore street,
| Igzg LIr One door west Of Light street
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WOOD WooD ~ WGoDili
SAVES PEI GENT. By buying Wnsd at oacs Of Git,
Steam Fire Wood Hi,
No. HoRTHsPRERs.
IAGEN Il. luHHSnEi
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exhibiting with undoubted accuracy the state Of the mar
kets both at home AMI abroad
In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect ts
course of the Daily Exchange winch has BEEN and II con
tinue to be, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVES
sympathzing with and watcful over the true interests f
the South and West
TERMS OF THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
l copy, one year. Observation-Disclosures. 4,o.
lcapy six rnontfs. ........... ro
..'..-.--..--i0.0
Is 8" 500
Address kerr co,
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e. " eo' sysIsss-
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
s7a and: 5g4 BROOmE. cor. OF NC rtr.st,
NEW YORK,
invite the attention Of the gentlemen Of Baltimore to III
EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
eVOted exolusiveiy to the MANUFACTURE OF FRS
LASS CARRIAGES ofevery description,
uIaHT ROAD WAGONS 4 SPECIALITY
Specifications and Drawings will be furnished upor an
pcaon, by mail otherwise to parties who NAV desirpto
aFder.
Thefoiiowing gentlemen among cur Baltimore PATRONS
have permitted US to refer 70 them exceer,e and
style ofour work:
Jos. Wiking, ESD T. II I.ctson Fac
b. II hakepeace, Esq, " CiIuer Hoffman,
". A. Loney, Esq, Geo 4 Brown Esn
VIM. Wooiville, Jr., Esq Alex D. Brown ESQ,
Geo Cooke, Esq, Thos D. John7ton Esn
Il. Wilson Harris ESQ Frank SuIIiva, Eso
Samuel Hurlbut, Esq,
Lloyd Lowndes, EastOn Talbot county, Nd
Col. Edward Loyds' ttez7r
Doors, SHOES AND CATERS,
81 ,rur,,, .,,,,,, - CHEAPER THAN EVER
-, % WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
The underssned taxes tbs ahSd S Of Gormnp ,s
FIJI a8d nv WntsP gF hat he is selling the balance his
room Tor large and select that am now nanufac-
b6 a GER F S Fs"'P Gs
n msafsF q dG do trench Kid Do By particular
s2 # fhS fey sn ar3 ny TorE without
IN the latest improved style Call is
-
nUPoNT's POWDER AGENCY
BLASTING,
AND SHIPPING POWDER,
For sale al Manufacturers prices by the Agents
s,e A. l.. Web Il BRO
-- corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
GAS FIXTURESl
NEW STYLEsli
NEW ST0CKIll
CORTLhN & CO.,
NOS. ZIG, 2I8 BALTIMORE. STREET.
nave now on hand one Of tue handsonest collections OF
GAS CHANDELIERS
to De round in this country GRADE Chan
deliers complete with Shades at slO to -enh Cha,4e
Hers at $3.50 each.
very beautiful Library, Hall aud Dining.R Room
CHANDELIERS
farior, Drawing Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS
o,s ror,,rrr,, FIRE,PROOP SHADES
v.yr,prpo AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &c &C.
any OF which will be sold upon good ermsa trceo
RuaIY goods can be bought in Eastern markets
CORTIAN & co,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixrureg
French and English China
and HouseFurnishinR Goods
1. OF every description.
DIR. W. CULLEN DUNNAVsNT
DEF TIST,
NO. 81 North Charles street
BALTIMORE
,eI-ti Md.
NJ OTlCE.-Ncither the CAPTAIN nor Gonsicn 90
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New Goods
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
hss Tor sale ev ription Of fine WAFcHls, JlwILaY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his store corner of Calvert
and Water sire s, dant,
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NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.

NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
was issued on SATURDAY, the It'll cr July With
view to increase alike its popularity and its usefulness
ITS COLUMNS HAVE BEEN ENLARGED
NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, 1t believed, will make additionally attractive n
the FAMILY CIRCLE, and still more yaluab1a n.;r
ofreference for the FARMER, the MERCHANT o,d a..
POLITICIAN
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
embrace constant variety ofchoi,e and interesting
Articles On the Existing Topics of tho Day.
AND
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
drawn from original, domestic and foreign sourca,
EDITO TRIALS
from the DAILY EXCHANGE on
Official and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| THE NEWS OF THE WEIR
CAREFULLY CoLLArED REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS up To THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE.
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NuTRIT1vE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-Tbis nrana-
ration will render the hair soft and pIossv and
iang on Composed it is Of the purest materials II
can De USED with perfect safety and all the
ses Oh oade and Oils without producing that grasiness
" ~ many mar preparations. Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNING3 Il CO.,
mh2s-tfr oo~r ulists'
-. go North Charles street
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ELDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
ANDREW E. WARNER, IN TIM olfx
No 10 NoETu GAY sFRxar,
Silva WARE AND FINE cOI II JpwETpv
YER PLATED WAKE IN
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
nas IN store beautiful assortment of New tves snd pa
lch Jewery and Silver Ware suitable far presents
eoiacing agreat variety Of Set and Plain Gold NJ
EAK KINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RfNGS So o. ,v -
diamond Ruby, Emerald Pearl Opal &c; Ladies' "a VI II
Si Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature I0CE ETs
TOLD Thimbles; Cut Buttons and Pins Siene chased ma
flsn Gold Rings Pencil and Pens Sleeve RITTTnSS enc
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets pins nd Er
Kings; hair Jeweiry OF beautiful designs, &c ~ ~ "
Also complete assortment OF Best
aat FAY. Lha SEITs Walters, Ice Pitchers Cake Baskets,
s aT pssseIt hnyea, Spoons Forks, Ladies' FANCY
~ ~ " VIZ 'u0 ANS s90 ~
aukDooH rHos. y. RIUh.R
(Ldte Lind d Aurdoch.l
nUSD0CH n RICHARDS,
ARCHITECTS AND SUPERLNTENDENTs,
- CORNER CALVERT BALTIMORE srs.,
II G. LIND, ----
IL AROHITECT AND sUPERINLENDR
Southwest corner Of Charles and Fayette streets
n1n Entrance en- Tayettee -!
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Overbearance of Oficers-A Second Rcpi
ment from Maryland-NIore Troops for Raj
dmore-Desertions-T Maryland Re.i-
mentS.
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A CAREFULLY CoLLArED REVIEW OF THE MOST
IMPORTANT POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE.
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IFfon he Cincinnai Times, July 25.l
Change Of Name-We are afraid, after the un-
fortunate repulse of our troops near Bull Run, that
the name will be changed to Federal Run, although
bull OF some kind was certainly made there.
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DERUVlAN GUANO.
Having completed our arrangements with the Agents
OF the Peruvian Government for usual su pply of
PERUVIAN GUANO,
we RESPECTFULLY inform Farmers Dealers that We ara
now prepared to supply their orders for any ouantt "
Our long experience and established reputation in this
may rely obtaining the GENUINE lin SuTPI TE
RATED ARTICLE, iyered direct from the Agents ware
houses 'AN NAseN'S "aie-
We have also for sale
iCHAEEnE, CAL EORNTA. BAKERS ISLAND,
and a. MEAtCAN GUANO of superior quality
Mn LAND Coz SUPER PtiOSPHATt OF LIME,
anu ihE0o . PLANT FOOD and RUST PREVENTIVE.
;oo., p. MALCOM 4 co,
JSZE u Wood street, wharf
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS,

'ess kerr L CO
t.nailu Erci,nnnn ;, n.r.:...
, 1861-09-02
GEN. BTTLER.S EXPEDKT1ONs

ZEN. BAIkEEk'S E-As Ae'A
Til: txpedit;on which sailed from Fort
Mr1rcc several days ago, under command
<.:C;r. Et+;e~ ;1d Commodore St1ngham,
LIS hctn satisfactorily heard from. On
Tues,sav :sst they attacked and carried
Ferris t',5rk and Casvell On the coast Of
Nor+,, Caro!i1s, took seven hundred and
fly prisoners, including Commodore Bar
rc.3. !a.e ef lne [. S Navy, one thousand
s.ara tfs71as. thirty canHon,a vessel loaded
v:.l provisions, another with cotton, and
scytr.,, ;itc-ucats. The rebel account OF
Tie st::;ai,. ria Richmond and Nashville
admits tic csTture Of Fort Hatteras witt
20 ca1lcu and 800 prisoners. Among th'
trcai. cEts. fno7e IL less i2tcressing, founi
Ii Tie fci;s, was report from the eng!
ater who constructed them, pronouncinG
..tu1 IN; n2;rczE,bic.
Tl:e fruits If 1kis success can hardly bt
sy,1tstir.atei Tie worst nest Of pirate:
e. :..= v!-e!c Southern coast is broken up
Moth ta-1!ina IS iE::i open to assault CT
:: log i:.-- Of sea board The account c
~. : ers AID military stores taken 81 Bu]
T;~r Is si.:Iancc3, an9 the attention Of Je'
PASS &rny, or at least Ct the Mort
t":3';ra regiments, will be withdraw
!: Ill :ile Potomac to i n,orc pressing ek
Et.J* g. iG.nc.
, 1861-09-02

The expression Of joyful satisfaction
c;:'5seG !'y the pesHsal OF Gen. Fremont's
pr c:;4mu:iou IN tie city yesterday was
t5:.,tc unanimous, Men congratulated
each oi-er On lie streets, thai bottom had
'et4 touched ut l:st by the Iesolute Com
u,;.n6cr {: tic West, and all took aew
courage fur the righteous cause. The only
:l.,,,rt: c.sion expressed was z fear lest the
i.1ce q. tue disposal Of Gen. Fremont
sl..uId bc inadequate to the prompt exc
v.;cn of his vigorous purpose. We do
::ot share III this arprehel sion. We look
t, sec t beginning made forthwith Gen
frrrnla: is not the man to let his words
~. cpol AIcCulioch has invaded the loyal
t7-::zcrs oi Missouri with Cherokees and
$ ir.ie=, and Pillow hes brought regl'
:..c!.t q. neg1oes II his army. Now le! the
1;alvr;ng :avages who are destroying
J.. :,c.,'s, robb:ug banks and shooting
ay.:.t- IL Nor;}1 Missouri have tussle
,.;:n t!:e:r own Slaves by way Of variety
, 1861-09-02

c.. Heehe:'s regiment, the advance
::r'.: :: tf GtI, Fr:a:tis$s' { army, has arrived
:, C:e5,:VlIc, Wayne Co., Mo-, without
t4-ts r.i-1i1g ~uy enem:. Gea- Hardee is
a.: = &C. Whether lie has retreated to
A'l:;,1'>@s, CT moved to the Southeast TO
= : =. = - *. @I:7c Fl =,
E!:s :cpev.e 1iSLt at Lexington between
4;{'O 1c:.:s aid sone 100 Home Guards,
wants t. ufinl!i.;n; as also does the re-
T"'-.,d 'E1szls between Montgomery and
H. " t>yer on tie Kansas border.
t.. ::..e of afaus On the Hannibal s.
=, !!t,se; /. Railroad is precarious, but not
t.@;;-e desperate, IS il appears that atra!n
c;.l.c :ls-e,:eh to Quincy last night Quite
It a1ic existed in Quincy yesterday in
70, s,,i .encc ei the reported seizure Of La
s-,:. e., Mr.; 4 few uliles up the river, by
:ht reitl=.
TIT r:oncy plunaered from the Fayettt
lark les bnen restored to the directors.
, 1861-09-02
f.r,n; Raul OF counterfetfers 1t Ster.
ling, 1lllnofs.

f1:-:cE.r1Geuce Of the Chiess5,o Trinunc.j
SrEE11sG, Ill, AEg. 90 1851.
~ :. Clarke ana Christian Weaver weze
?1ts:,a Z It's city CT the caaEga OF passing
s.li.;s+tti- money. Clarke has been suspect
- i: .t..-se months past, and has been closely
rZtLu:G.
70 6sy there wss circus here, and all st
s;.s: 80 tit5 v~4s flooded with btgns halves
:.-G coz:..cs, aIa Cla ke End Weaver arrested
e.id some Of IT, cor found CT them. Clarke
::pee,4oi e. ..-;row lot 2way, but the keen
&c Of the officer detected the movement, and
;.o co1.. wae SECURED 1t this stage his ztfe,
VIC vae Il town, had urgcnt hus;nes st home,
80 u:,sd . livery team ar6 started II great
.a-.> III thei- her1e. soH:e three mi1es distant
.:L:.. Lere.
li, M;s.tnal Alexander " smut q .7aiec," aud
go" 3 Ct. stter Ae19, Nc asie1 EasIns o't;
r.t., s-cceed1d in gaining the hoase first, and
'..e ,t1rd = complete set Of tools, mcaes
l.4...s s-4ac, rkemIca11, a1d I'll INC nscn5!E
1tctss2s. for carrying on TIE frade-
~. ca, kf, vic, BY tn wa5, is quite young
I'd soo1-'cckicg, fit dreidtaly indignant q
aa:s=:y q t: c1h2s: II fi11-'14'1sfes nS'
~ in le- ttstGce y,
t:--Ee is an od rogue, bheiug, it Is SAD
;.,5;E, Il s:at='s prison He #as confined i
~ t.sis county ahcn: ysar On the ch2sg'
& is:estss. s.G c1-eR. { i-s:is= o. its dues.
l. IL. Tjssr - .. t5ake ito The sl5re of Fcz1sl
q ua.lss, q th;5 city, and 1as arrested a1s
nt.:Ec 70 isE!, SAD PCT Of the none.
.es'c: ntt :: h; va= 1hcky enough not +
80, ~ .1-.se eot Wisconsin, bank notes, bill
a's :n,. e5ia4aats, he Judge decided Shat ia
8 r.: .:'* {! ls's s::ate they were not money
;: u S:e -, ,s eeasa rot he he'll for stealing, an
.s:,ir ;i PC ~en; fs.e- But Ills tine fhfnk b
" nEo /, ste, steady home, and hope that &
;t1 in It.: Z. P''s 1'1-7 WIG ~
, 1861-09-02
ss PeAcess meet1D& In End1anApo1ts--
The ssFeace1 men Severely Handled.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sert. Ia convention Of the
s. ssmlathizi rs Of the so-called pcsce party as
ee1ub1ed in this city yesterday afternoon.
Though but few participants were present, a
large crowd Of excited people assembled.
Hon Rclcit 1. Naipoie Of this city was made
chairman, ard while addressing the audience
deL oupcarg the Administrator and the war,
v.s iuterruEtcd end finally Withdrew amid
=r-&t confusion. a man named Mclean,
it;=.,d Ct Wa]pole's, tsen attempted to ha-
Esr2is lie crbTd, st the same time drawings
pistol, when tie crowd rushed IN and he Was
1hrlsr roughly handled. During the melee q
r11rieeT Ct fghts occurred, but with no very
sss:cus c-suite. Coz siderable excitement was
lr.ni1e5ted during the afternoon, and in the
evening crowd visited the residence Of Mr.
Na3pole aid several othtr prominent politieal
ncn whose loyalty nere questioned and forced
tit III to take the cath OF allegiance to the
United States Government, which was done
Ni1lout further distu1 ba1ce. Among thuse
ID, took the oath was the editor VI the In
.i:5.sIsclis Sentinel.
, 1861-09-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triouae.1
QUEcY, Aug. 81, 1851.
This city YES thrown into great excitement
tbs eyerirg, c:oaziored By reIorts that La-
grange is il po2s session Of the -ebels who intend
I'd taking quantity Of powder stored there;
ord slso by the reports 1Iat the Hannibal and
St. JcsePh railroad track Tas tom up for sey-
s,al miles wei II Palmyra, and the rebels
gathering or sae .opI osite s;ds CT the river for
tie rrzroee ii. taxing Quiecy. The Home
GEsrd Sid : German company turned out
With euch a.1se oe :1,9le be procured, and sta
toned thfmsel7n on thu le7ee to guard
seasnst teirg snp.ised r11il reinforced. A
gectltnan Tho came from !P the river, says
lie hard ncthirg Of any -chel5 in Lagrange
Until he e1r:ysd here. AL was quist at h;sl
rsst te7. a tain through ron st. Joseph
arrived at 10 O'Clock. The reports, therefore,
g probably ppsrue aad tie excitement
c!1uaGieEe
, 1861-09-02

I:ss:rs har3ly possible that peace can
X nlk:,;aIned many days longer in Ken
:i;rt1.:s. Tic Tennessee rebels and tl1eir
a::i4= u ke1tacly appear determined to
:ve;: :::ase { col,lict. Fortunately, they
{ : t al e n,Inoaated. The Loyal troops
i: Camp j.. lFc!t and Camp Dick. Robin
s::;, 1T i'y the hero of F.rt Sumter, will
::,. t7:t:s; anything they want in short no
.;ct', :.::,! Ini:iapa and Ohio will hasten to
t::ejr ai0 With joyful a1scrity. We had
::si*d Lat EeEtavky might le spared the
4. .n-it..rs Ct T.ar, but it seems that Brcck-
::I }ee and iiagotTin are bound to have
.!.@ Su.: II their S;ate dre1cheu in blood
, 1861-09-02

LOUISVILLE, August 31-T~o regiments Of
brigade Of Home Gna1ds Of Louisville, under
command Of Bsigaoier General Jonrett, para
ded through the streets this evening. They
made fine appearance, ana ere fully armed
and uniformed. Several companies Of the
brigade, ununiformed and uEarmea, not hay
irg participated cday, arc or parade in the
streets tonight.
The shock Of an earthquake wes distinctly
felt here to day, pereons being aroused by its
violence from sleep. The shock lasted fully
thrse minutes.
The statement from Washington that Mr.
Guthrie had cert sdyices to that city Of an ap
peherdsd outbreak ct hostilitiea il Kentucky
Il nntrIe
, 1861-09-02

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l
ST.. LoCIs, August 81, 1861

Especial ut5patth 10 Lhe th1cAEO 'IT1nQ4e.l
ST. LOTS, August 81, 1861.
The order Of Provost Marshal McKinstry
in regard to passes has been thoroughly en-.
forced to dag upon the railroads leading into
the interior. No impairment, however, has
been placed IL the way Of those bound east
ward or going into Illinois via the Ferries.
The Mareha1's cf1ce has been thro1ged all
Cay, by Eosts Of people dss.Eas passes-a
large proportion OF these probably have no
idea Of going out Of the county, but obstacles
having been placed in Their way, they Of
eou1Ec have been Immediately possessed with
En- uncomfortable desire to leave. The cap
ta!us Of the various steamers leaving port to-
right have received general pass for ra7sen-
gers and Crew. The removal Of all the
members Of the Board Of Police Commission
eze, creates considerable CONSERVATION among
that the Chief Of Pelice-AcDo Donough's-
head goes off next. The entire force will
beweeded out. No appointments have been
mage to fill the vacancies.
There IVES some excitement created to-
night by rumors Of a riot il the 10th Ward
| 1t seems that barkeeper up Broadway has
| for several days past kept his saloon open in
| violation Of the Provost Marshal's order. This
afternoon the ealcon Was filed With crowd
Of recently paid of Home Guards, Who were
| creating considerable disturbance, ard deaed
| The police. Intormation Of the state Of affair
wss sent to TIE Provost Marshal, aud hi
Immediately repaired to the spot, witt
Col Fostr's cavalry company, sud soon pu
an erd to the trouble, by srresting the entir
crowd. Tho company, With Msj. MeKinstr,
at It's head, went through tho city at break
| neck pace, giving the impression thu: the dif
| turbauce was much more serious than it reall
vas.
Tie train from Pilot Knob, to-nigh
brings intelligence of the arrival Of Heeker 8
CreenyiIle. Nothing had been Seen Of Harde'
md no opposition whatever was made
; Hecker's progress.
The money recently taken belonging to t
, 1861-09-02

New YORK, Aug S1.-Richard 9. Freeman
was aEesfed yesterday, en- his way to Kesne,
New Ham mpshire, to purchase shoe aud peg
eing machines fos Georgia, and was taken t.
Fo1t Lafayette, BY o1ae. Of The Secretary Of
Slate.
The remains Of General Lycu arrived at
three This afternoon, and were escorted BY
gusrd Of tonor, to tie City Hall, where they
VIII lie In state until Monday afternoon, Thaa
Forty Thousand dollars, belonging to t.
rebels, WIS seized yesterday, In the PART Bunk,
by Mnrsbal Murray.
The 7bst:s special sayE al is q.iet on the Po,
tCnac to-day.
The Uufcnists near Morson's Hi1l, are leav'
.nse raI'idly.
The War Dera1tmcrt is actively filing VI
cencies IN volunteer ;@7cef, ny appointing off
GERS without regard to rsgnlar grades.
, 1861-09-02

OUTER STATION PACIFIC TELEGRAPH, AL
gust 81, 18GL-The Pony Express with San
- Ia Tx --:-+ ~ .-sra 2t~ P+naua,
tt:.E 81 loo, ,OG0 il specie.
Each Of the Tires political parties have
nominated thiia candidate fer Congress, in
accordance With The statement Of the Secreta-
r. cf the Interior, inst California under the
new eenEus is eutitled to three members in
ktc3d Of Two.
4 fire at Shaw's Flats, Tucolumne county,
destroyed property valued at 900.
There are said to be good many sym
uathIzeIs With recession in Nevada Terri
tory.
All the Indian tribes east Of the Ca=cade
mountains are believed to lie preparing foE
war upon tie whites.
, 1861-09-02
NEWS FROM THE SHETH

a t::=ratth n t4e New Orleans De}f0 Of
.:.c ::1.s:: u.!., from Richmond, says "Ru-
=, = Lerc cc.drm tie surrender Of Gen.
Tustcr:.-s to Gtn. Lee, near Beverly"
a. tie War Department had adyices from
t,.... RtsccGa1.s up IL he afternoon Of the
e.: E. l., III. da. after the Confirmation IF
ts-cyit.1;" rullvT mast have been sent from
D:t.;4iret.tl, we are I'D to doubt the truth
, 1861-09-02

WASHINGTON, Mo., Sept. Last night l6
o. the q. s. Reserve Corps, in this county,
were ordered to arrest . violent secessionist
living some 10 miles west Of here. On ap-
preaching the honse the lights were pnt out
and the owner learning their intentions hrtd
q double bsrre1ed shot gun, killing two Of the
Rtserye Corps: They then burst open the
door ard killed him, ard another man who
ti7sd ana ian. There ia camp Of secession
iss il the ne7gaborkccd, . fe# niles from
whsre the shove mentioned occurrence took
r:ace. Seventy of the Reserves left here this
moriDg to hold them IN check until reinforce
nle1t1 can be obtained.