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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

Us. CONGRESS In the Senate yesterday,
pc 'tIons were presented for appointing Gen.
Fremont Lieutenant General Of the United
States and for abolishing slavery, and Mr.
Wiley made speech on the war, and offer.
ed resolutions to the effect that the war was
forced on the United States. &c. In the
House OF Representatives, committee was
appointed to inquire into the conduct Of the
present war. A bill for building twenty iron
clad steamships was under discussion.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

Inc Petroleum oil business az Alleob,nv
Oity, Pa, is said to be immense. The
wharves are crowded with it, and fiat boats
are constant taking it away. Numbers OF
rehnerles have been crested, but they cannot
supply the demand.
The New York Tribune of yesterday saws
-"Mr. Cisco has called for s., 500 600 ON
the fifty million 6 per cent stock loan made
by the banks, which is about IL per cent on
the portion taken by our banks"
Letters from Berlin state that the situation
OF affairs in America is beginning to pro-
duce Its effects in Prussia. Independently
OF an advance in the price of cotton goods,
me large mandatory at Gladbach has lust
announced that in short time a cupsidera.
BILE reduction will be made in its time If
percon from Boston is now 10 Wash.
lngton' engaged in making arrangements
Tor the establishment, in that city. Of q
arge hotel to be conducted ON the European
plan.
The National Intelligencer thinks that
den. Phelps proclamation to the Southwest
VIII not prove to be a very effective produce
ion
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

DRUG STORE.
HENRY COOK co., SO King st., Alexandra.
I p.1oa constant supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
=, ra,ent Medicines, Spices, Perfumery. Fan.
oy Articles Coal Oil, Ethereal Oil, Lamp 81. Lard
Uii' Alcohol, Dye Stufs, Paints and Paint a; ~
an a kinds, Window Glass and Putty, Coal OH
Lamps, Stove Polish, Paint Brushes. and avsr,,
S SIslcle usually found in we'll regulated Drus
oct lift
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
W AR NEWS.

An artillery duel was fought yesterday
across the Potomac river, near Point of
Rocks, between a Confederate battery of three
guns and battery attached to Col. Gearv's
Pennsylvania Regiment. After short con-
filct the guos of the Confederates were ST.
fenced and the men driven from their posi-.
ton. The despatch by telegraph says a
number of Confederates were killed and
wounded.
Reports from Missouri indicate that Gen.
Pope has met with some success in his effort
t. prevent the arms of Gen. Price Joining
the Confederate forces at Lexington. re.
c"nno's'ance in 70 ce approached within if
teen miles of Osceola, where Gen. Price was
encamped, and succeeded in capturing some
three hundred prisoners and large uuanti
ty of army stores.
From Southern accounts we learn that
Gen. Humphrey arshall, at the head of
Confederate furce, was advancing on Licking
ton, Ky. Gen. Crittenden was at Cumber
land Gap, Tenn, on Saturday last. in com
mand of five Thousand men, and expecting
with which he intended to
invade Kentucky from that point.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

The people Of other countries must be "a
Their astonished at the number of false state
ments. unauthorized reports. incorrect &C.
counts and unfounded rumors, which are
continually circulated in the newspapers on
this side of the Atlantic. A mendacious
press is public nuisance; nor does tho sit
uation Of affairs excuse, in the slightest de-
gree, the want of candor and truth which
too often prevails in the public journals. On
the contrary. that very situation demands
more caution, and a stricter adherence to We.
racity by all ofthose who profess either from
their correspondents, their Geographic dis
patches or their own knowledge, to furnish
the current news. In an especial manner
ought they to guard against false narratives
OF army movements and military operations.
We believe that in war, as in peace, the truth
is best in the end for all. The public NAV
be deceived for day-or citation excited or
depression created-to suit a temporary pur.
pose. Buta reaction is always brou ght about
and no permanent advantage is gained on
either side.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
PORTLAND KEROsENr

100 GALLONS of the above, which is un;vs,.
~ sally acknowledged to be equal, if not gu.
duced price. HENRY cnnK "'e a." ia re-
"oV0 Sarepta Hall KING STRAIT
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
n Is C ELAN EOUS.
N ! N C E n E A T.

nee NEAT
LOOK OUT FOR SOMETHING coon.
a VERY superior lot of MINCE MEAT. for
"A sale in large or small quantities, at
w. G. SIMPSONS Bakery.
oec INV Nc. l49 King street
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
OIL! OIL! DILL!

ARD OIL, Machine OIL Linseed. both r.s
~ boiled, Ethereal Oil, pure Neatsfoot Coal III,
ram ana Tanners Oil, received and for sale bv
nov9> HENRY COOK CO. Sarento i'm
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

AT meeting Of the bank presidents al
New York yesterday, Secretary Chase statec
that the balances now in the vaults of tht
banks would be sufficient for the needs Of
the government until about the middle nj
January, and by that time he was conf den,
that the Federal arms would meet with de-
cisive successes. He also expressed the
opinion that the difficulties with the govern.
ment of Great Britain would be amicab,v
adjusted.
"A number of private letters from England.
represent the public excitement there as
intense, but the speculations on the subject
are similar to those INDUCED 10 by the press
of that country.
The joint committee of the U. S. Congress-
to inquire into the conduct of the war CON-
slsts Of Senators Wade, Chandler, and John
son, of Tenn, and Representatives Goocb.
Covode, Julian and Odel
Twenty-seven insubordinate members of
the New York 18th regiment, who for two
months past have been confined in the cen.
trail guard house, have been released and
returned to their regiment in Virginia.
The executive messages sent into the U.
5. Senate yesterday, and which caused an
inter- upton Of the public sitting in order to
20 into secret or executive session, it is IN.
derstood were in reference to our relations
with England.
The b 'st0n Herald states that the lack If
rain is felt with considerable severity in that
vicinity, and many old wells mover dry be-
ore have given out. In one case, we'll in
Use uninterruptedly for 60 years, is now per
ectly dry.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

Senator Simmons schooner CHARITY with
cargo emotions, whiskey included, arrived
at Hatteras, with irregular papers, and was
seized by "a u s. steamer ard sent back to
New York as prize. The parties are very
indignant.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

JOHN H. DEvAUGHAN's
A M ROTYPE GALLERY
No. Ill, King Street,
Opposite THE MARSHALL HOUSE.
nov 29-lm*
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. A.

uSI hECElVED, full supply of Browns
= Bronchial Troches. Spauldngs Throat Con-
.ectons' Tor coughs and sore throat, Ayers sarsa-
p pSl a.n, merry fectora and good assortment
OF other Drugs, &C., for sale at
MdLBURN'S Drug AMI Chemical Store.
dec l7-2w N. W. corner Kin and Wash'n ..t
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

JULIUS DINELT, DENTIST,
OFFICE. No. II Washington street. abov. K;,r
WHERE HE CAN BE FOUND AT ALL TIMES
nov 22-lmx
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

Oh PRINTING, HANDBILLS, CARDs
q BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS, &C.. &C.
neatly and expeditiously printed on the lowest
'erms, st the Alexandria Gazette Office, near the
corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets.
nov Civ
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
GROCERIES.


M iNCE MEAT.-Just received, nice article
y, % Vince Meat. j. T. COOK.
"ec ~ Old POST Office Corner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
july /, 1851

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Fourth at CUmp Pickeas-7he Comet, &C.
CAMP PICKESs, MANASSAS JUSCIIoS,
July 3, 1861. !
The Fourth of July has passed The day
of the liberation of boIh North and South
from the yoke of tyranny and oppression has
fed, without the usual celebration and gaieties,
without the vented nrth aud frOlic but tho
our houses (tents) have not been illuminated,
and though our eyes have NOT toasted on the
brilliant col0rs OF the thousands OF sky rock
ets roman candles, and other productions of
the pyrotechuical art though we have not
been reused from our siumbars by the roar of
cannons-in short, though none OF those fes
Invites have taken place which in other
times announced to a free people yhat their
greatest holiday was there, still in our heart
OF hearts we celebrated that day, and many Il
silent VOW went up to Heaven that the re-
membrance OF the glorious Fourth'' should
not be lost to us, and that, with the help OF
God, we would establish u rev day of In
Dependence for ourselves.
We We're fully Unidentified, though, for the
lack OF both fireworks and illumnationS, as,
in addition to the come. with its long ara
brilliant tail, (Which graced the skies for the
last Three nights,) We witnessed about eight
O'Clock L. NJ, one OF the most splendid pne
nonena L ever beheld. 1t appeared TO in
the shape Of an immense streak of lightning,
descending with an awful rapidity. l; sud-
denly vanished, when we saw at the point
where II commenced 4 star of an Gncora M On
briillancy, having a tail like a comet, out
bright ter than the one | Just now spoke of.
The tail grew DINNER and was lost to sight in
about an hour, but the star remained station =
AIRY TILL ten O'Clock, and for aught know, till
sunrise; but at that time the drDm gave the
signal for lights out, and tumb.eG in my ten t,
forgetting stars ana meteors IN my sleep.
RatWeen the hours or IL and ~ p ". , an
other sight was witnessed but this time by
the guard only. Two BALLOONS were seen fol-
lowing each other ct Il short distance, coming
troui the direction CT Richmond and going to-
waras A.sxandr.a~~a. lsast, ths;r course was
Iroti southwest TO northeast. BY the time
this reaches you, you may have been already
informed rs to their destination. Ca. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
Correspondent Of the Richmond Dis patch.
From Camp ashland.
T..I.

The New Kent Cavalry, Captain Melville
Walden; 1st Lieut., George I. Brumley: I'd
Lieut., Telemachus Taylor; Sd Lieut., Vim.
r. Clopton; lst Sergeant, O. nj Chsndler "a
Serseant, Sonthey H. Savage, arrived here on
last evening, from Camp Apperson, and sue.
ceeded IN obtaining very comfortable quar-
tiers.
There was very patriotic demons alton of
the citizens OF this county On the read side
while en- route tor this place. The fair daugh-
ters OF Hanover showered lavishiy the most
fragrant bouquets that could be cuiIed upou
this gallant Old corps. Your correspondent
was fortunate enough to procure one, en-
bIacing great variety of rare and choice
flowers.
There Is an old veteran in this company
who has five yaiorons sons in the Confcdera ta
army, and who is willing to sacrifice his life
in defence OF his country.
The recent rains have served TO allay the
dust. and the parade ground has been greatly
ameliorated by these showers. DYKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

THE HANNAH BALCH AND Her PRIZE CREW
We were shown yesterday Il dispatch from
Wilmington 70 the cOnsignees of the Hannah
Balch, i'll this city, stating that both vessel
and ergo had been forwarded to Newborn,
and wait their orders.
The prize crew, who We're put aboard by the
bioCkadirg fleet to take her to New York, were
also captured and are now in laIt at New bern
SO, MIR. Lincoln, we are ready to respond with
an offset whenever you think proper to hang
the privateers of the Savannah. Just try it,
and see how long it viii take 10 swing your
own priyateerS.--SucTn,an nah ReDubLic0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

EFFECT OF THE CRISIS IN PRILADELPHIA.-The
city papers OF Philadelphia note numerous
instances of the depreciation in value of real
estate in that city. DIR. David Jayne is one of
the largest property owners in the city. GA
Chesnut street this eeDtleman erected some
foe buildings, which have proved thus far
more ornamental than remuneratiNe. They
are now nearly all vacant, and the rents
which should properly be received by the
to nearly ttgenty seUen thousand dollars per
anuum. This lossis in one square, and reduc-
tiOns and vacancies Of a similar charac Ter are
to h. found al nearly every point between the
OF the street, in the square already men
toned, many buildings are partially unten.
tad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
Federal Congress.

WAsBtNGToS, July 5.-In the Senate o-day
bill was introduced eODfiscatug the pro-
perty of all civil and military officers above
the rank of Lieutenant VINO have taken up
arms against the United States Government t.
Suci persons are also to be deprived of hold
ing any office OF honor or profit under the
Government. The bill also provides "that all
traitors property shall be applied to the re-
storation OF the Union.
The CLERK OF the Senate, who resigned, was
Joseph Nicholson, and not Asbury Dickens,
as reported in a previous dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
Frem " ashinxrcn Position of the Armies.
General Patterson In Martin sburg--A no-

WasHTNoroS, July 6.--Messrs. Cameron and
Fremont have gone to Fortress Monroe.
Reliable Information, by telegraph, states
that General Johnston I'm command of the
Confederate forces) Is seven miles below Mar
tinsburg in force.
No general advance has yet been made. The
Southerners, however, are gradually ap-
preaching the Federal lines.
IT is understood that n general Federal
movement will take place next week.
LArEsT.--July 6, =. M.--General Patterson
whole force is at Mart.nsburg. The Federal
pickets had fired on each other, and ten OF the
men were killed.
General Mcclellan was reported within two
days march of Martiusburg.
General Johnston had approached within
three miles OF Martinsburg, with four thou
sand less than the Federal forces at that
point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

ALBANY, n. Y, July The fire last night
destroyed whole SO uaIe-two freight depots,
the passenger depot and elevators. fifty freight
cars. "A Of which were loaded,) and five
canal boats Severa, lives were lost, and the
property destroyed is valued at half Il million
OF dollars.
BpsroN, July 6.-The loss by the fire at
PIttSfeid amounts to $50, 900.
MILWAUKEE,, July "A severe fire occurred
here last hi. hJ. Loss sl0o, 0oo.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
Correspondence Of the Richmond Disratch
The Fourth ut Fort Powhataa.
EoGT rowBArAs Iulv Is

uhf OWHATAN, July o. IebI.
The Fourth was pleasantly celebrated at
Fort Powhatan. The ceremonies Of the day
were III Interesting, commencing by the reading
of the Declaration OF Independence b Y Lieut.
Lewis, from The Brunswick Guard. After
which, Lieut.. Foster, from the Prince George
Artillery, read tle Secession Ordinance. The
GRAFTON was delivered by Lieut. Nc Bowin,
from Oapt. Aily's company. DIR. WoTsham
from Dinwiddie, being then called upon, re :
sponded BY an eloquent address. and was fol-
lowed by DR.. Harrison, from Prince George
A number OF ladies were present, cheering
with their beauty and encouraging with their
blessings, as they always do when good
work is on hand. SaKck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
AUCTION 0ALEe
~ Richard Cautnern. avrt-r.
THIS Dsfs soEpAY. stb ias. a. 10 o.e,s
ErTr,HE Day.
By Thomas ". Aeesre. Auc;.,
fOfiice corner 18th aBd Cary streets.l
CROCK of GsCC EaIEs. WINES, L

CROCK OF GSGE .EES. WINES, LIZ
- QUORS. TEAS. sc r0R SALE At AUCTION.
rhe undersigned inteniing q dis -ontinne the
Grocery bu~ine =, wilt Tar for sale, a. public
au ton, on y SDAi morniss, July ftn.
commencing at II n'ciock, at their stone on Broad
between 5th aod eth sirs.,s, their stock OF GRO
ERinn consist ng OF Sussts, iasres Adaman-
tine and Tn,.ew Candies, family Foe HerriEgs.
Salt, Brooms. Packets, Spices, kpp'e vinegar.
oad Frsnch and APPLE , Andy Old re Whisky.
Holland Gin, Wines, Tess Tobtec0, &c.
TERMS FOR all sums andsr Slee, cash; &Ino md
over, sixty dass credit, Ter approved endorsed
nego liable paper.
Sale conducted by THos. ". kEzsEs, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTE1

FARrRza PoISr, July The Great East
ern ste mship arrived OF this Point on yes.
'erday. She brings Liverpool dates to June
2T'h.
The sales of cotton I'm Liverpool, for the
three days preceding the departure of the
Great Eastern. We're 81 0S bales Of which
spectators and exporters took II, 900 bales
The ffiarse clos ed firm a unchanged prices
Breadstafts were firmer in consequence of a
great inquiry. FrC+i sions closed steady
At London, consols were quoted at sgaasel
The steamship Habernia, arrived out on the
25th of June, and the City Of WASHINGTON on
the 26th.
The political news so far received by this
arrival is generally unimportant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

DEATV ER0M SSAhE BtTE.-A negro boy be-
longing to Col. Gran tland, of this county,
while bathing g. few days ago was bitten in
the foot, by what is commonly called water
| mcccasin, and although whiskey and harris
horn, the approved remedies in sucn cases,
We're freely used, the boy Gied in ABOUT twelve
hours after the bite. This should be r warn
ing to bathers. The moccasin is poisonous
| reptile, rs this case clearly proves. -IitIedge-
riiIs (fiI J Rec0riey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

CEDAR KEYS, July The steamer r. f
Cuyler is blocka6ing Tampa Bay Four sail
ing vessels appeared eff here for several days
T0day the steamer Madison, fully armed
went ont TO reconnoiter, and mp to o'cioca
had succeeded in capturing two schooners.-
Inc sohConers are no" Coming III. The steam
er has gone IN purs uiJ OF the others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

a BRAVE DAUgHrER OF THE SouTH When
on Sunday last the enemy's steamer Mocha W X
came in over the bar in st. Marks bay aud
showed her teeth to the bows in Fort Will
l!ams, as if bent on a fight, Mrs. Davis, the
daughter of Capt Kennedy, the Light Keep
eT, solitary and alone, assembled the light TOW =
or with large Confederate States nag and
il the face of the naughty WAY steamer, def
antly threw its folds cut to the breeze. Long
may it Tallahassee EL0ridt1a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-08

Portions OF WRgoK DISCOVERED The
brig China. Capt. Nelson, OF Boston, which
arrived At New York on Tuesday last from
Turks Island reports passing part OF ships
sierra Ia LAT. 81, long. II %. Tie fragments OF
the wr:ct h.d house attached: the hull was
painted black and the house yellow inside and
white outside. Her name could not be asesr.
tained.