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GEN. REAUREGARD.
Tho Manassas correspondent Of the Now Orleans Delto

says:
"Gen. Beauregard, quiet aud undemonstrative he
H. has become the theme Of any number Of anecdotes
well apocbryphal s:criss His personal movement.
are often extremely mysterious. He 10 said frequently
to disappear from his quarters dressed in the PLANES;
citizens clothes and riding q conesoga Of highly un
wsriks character and to be gone in this guise torI
refrain from saying what length Of time His highest
officers and mos. intimate friends do not know where he
mas BEEN or what ne has been doing. The secrets Of
bis Journey he keeps sscredy to himself 1t is noted
however that when he returns these occasions be
quite busy with his maps and Diagrams, and the infer
is that he engaged While absent in making OBJ
servatons of the country beyond his own lines, and
perhaps even With the lines Of the enemy. This habi!
Of Gen. Bsauregafd leads persons 10 believe that
the report published in Of the Northern papers, Of
Gen. Bssursgsrd having. not long snce, been both 10
Alexandra and Washington might not BE- entirely with
out foundation. But IS much as dislike to SPOIL a
capital story of and mystery. must say that
am not ready to endorse this belief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19

The great blessings Of es sovsrrsns under which you
lived and reloieed for over seventy year. nov ~
hsy, sought D.. s-.ro,ism cf arms, se si shcs fos
What arms ar, Nh yeu really do that and breSk then
spirit, when rdom5s and Davis are wandering In exle
despisei and sinOss forgotten among men, except oy
the euormity Of their crime then, sir, you want DC
ssanlinc. Army. - - u -
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correspondent Of the New York Tribune says Com.
Srngham intends soop, With immense aset TO move
right up the bay against Norfolk without regard to bat
.eres. He has 800 guns aud $500 men, aud viii be
aided by 5000 men from Fortress Monroe suppose,
by tie Irstino Butler
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
Mr.. BrsskinrIdge.

Two gentlemen from Kentucky, who profess to know,
deny in positive terms the truth Of the telegram that
Mr. Breckenridge had supported the Lincoln policy in
the Seua.e The statement was put out to operate on
the Kentucky elections which come of in short time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE BLOCKADE.

The second batch Of vessels ordered from England to
the North American station all gun boats, drawing
ut az average noe more than nine feet Of water. The
annexed are their names
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~ Les 5.siasss MD bs addressed % ne Est0r q
ns VIC"
Articles orea boa sidSs Of ts paper ell not Dc psoA
sd ms rule Of 20 saBadsg c.ehs Dc bHOcR 70 an
sad i IN no eass b departed o O5isG5y NOTICES SzcSs
ING agh haas charged for a. advertisements
~ We caanOs Hadsrtlke rejected communication.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19

The grain crops in Northwestern Arkansas are the
most abundant gathered there Such Quantity OF
wheat hes bssn grown that milsu anxious to make
contracts for - dsi'y u ~ Sour W. 70 pr hun
drsd peandk -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19
Az IUAsous PLrA-Ths bully bragsart JansI Wat.
son Webb ohsfscssrisss himself saicisnsly n ,s-

hARnr CouRr, NV Yol~, Jstf SfH BEyoRr JuDor
ALKrR.-INPoRTASr LfoM DEcrsox-THs STANFORD
BAhK ys. JAMES WATsoS WrBB-SpPPLY Who W.
J,NTs W Arson WIBB.-Thess actions we're brought on
two poes OF asfendAnt given ioF tho ssF7 Of ths cog
mercia editor Of The COURIER and Enquirer. Tbs N.
sser 10 each case was the same via that the defendant
had been duly commissioned Minister Plsnipoten.
tsry &c BY the President Of the Uoed States 70 the
Court Of Brazil and therefore, could not be sued under
the Consultation, except In United States Court Tho
deGepdapt produced bis parchment, duly signed and
eoun1rgcsd by President Lucolo and Secretary. esv.
ard, and The Court stsr due delbsrson hsld that The
plss vs. sufReimk and that he sotioa could nol b
1 NhAa; - dsfsadaas lyass, asishnay { QSsss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-19

GENERAL oRDrR no. 40.
WAl DrrARrarST, ADJUrASr GExRRAL's OFFICE,
WAsHISarox, July 3. 1861.
The Siats OF Illinois, and tho States and Territories
west Of tao Mississippi river and on this side Of the
hocky Mountains, including kew Mexico vii 10 iYtyre
constitute separate military command. 10 be Known as
the Western Department" under command Of Msjor
General Fremont. Of the United States Army. Head.
quarters 1t 81 Louis
By order: L. THONAs. Adi't GenerL
zen. fremont lee EashinStis on the sh instant for
Baltimofe, on visit TO General Banks Gen. fremont
vii not supsrsede General Patterson, but will probably
be detailed to command Wsssrn department, yOs b
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GEN. YRENONTs FIELD OPERATIONS
shs foyiosins order, esdgnsg Cen. Fremont to the
command tbs Western department has been pre-
mulgated:
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continues a. unapproachabe as ever Even with oil the
assistance afforded BY the ate heavy rains, and the
tnuous streams Of water which poured on them en-
all parts from the mains by night and day. the heat they
give of intense that 1t is impossible to penetrate
beyond few yardl inside the bsckened walls from the
and side. Nothing dare approach them from the river.
In the centre several large cellars of oil aud taov
blazing furiousy The glare Of these hImfs,
which unseen during the day. shines out as brightly
as before with pighal when, of course, the alarm is
spread that the ro has sgaiu stared fresh
OF destruction There Is however, are happy to say
not the Ieas, DANCE. nov OF such additional loss.
All tho ruins the oatsSists Except, as We have
saj, these next the river rot Only cold but well
surated with water. The burning cellars In the centre
which be reached must burn themselves out and
elapse before this tes place they lett TO them
selves. The chiefs of the sre lhgsde however, Of
opinion th,t 10 day or two they will be able to
get the hose sufficiently forward reach these
Of fire. aud IL may soon hope TO the last
embsrs o. this tremendous ooof ,gration eIngushsd
The cellar ia:i u fellow beneath the warehouse which
leans so fearfuly Tie spot where Mr. Braidwoods
body was discovered, has almost bgfnt itself away.
since Monday evening the hose Of thIee engines has
been pouring in end and driving the great
mass Of fee il contains out ut the other in the centre Of
the ruins gbere is impoteDt for further mischief So
great has been the quantity Of poured in here that
the vaults have been almost D0ded, and immense
quantity OF the melted tallow hoAted completely out
The BODY Of flame at this spot now so much redpced
that the rsmeu have been enabled advance far enough
to roach 9Th water the walls at the end Of the vault
through the spsrsses Of which the Of fame has
been pouring since Saturday sisrnoon, and which trs
therefore almost white with hest Tremendous clouds Of
se,m are thrown off hero as the jets Of the hsss fsl
ltupon the briekwotk.
Unfortunately however, this sds Of the warehouse Is
az nj III cut of the perpendicular the 'front.' and %
certain become st more 90 as The Of brickEo
contracts in o0orS th:t when the fire Is entire
ly eIingushcd thu imminen, danger will prevent the
spot being used base Of operstioas foT pensuang
further tosards the CENTRE where tho great vaults still
boil and fame unchecked Adjoining the cellar which
his thus been partially ertngusned Is another stored
iirey with lard aud bacon. Ths has been fire,
ihough to judge froG the hot jets of steam that have
been s.uug from the oophoes SINGS Sunday, the con-
ten.s mus, have been as snsctusly ovsrdone The
HIwss had actually found their way In.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-17
Spalding's Prepared Glue,
SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
6y"A TIToH IN TIME SAWS NlNs."-E$
As accidents wH happen in wereguioted tonitsa
very desirable to have cheap and convenient
way tor repairing Furniture, Toys. Lrockery, SC.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no usehod can afor
to be without it. IHalways ready aud up to the stick
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"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PR1oB Is
cents. Address,
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
As Ced@r-st., New York.
CAUTIoN.-As certain urprinripled persons are at
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tons of my Prepared Glue would caution all perscns
to eXaLn before purchaiag and that the full name,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wrapper: all others swndliRg
co inttrieits. -
GA single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cot annually to every
household u
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco A. N u T 0 IL
HAIR DRESSING

u Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large eo"es'
x..,s sor 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
If apv person. young old, there is not It's esua III
,,o world 1t will make the hair everything you ~sh
30 ho and moreover, it has perfume that IS ihh'eS
s,rerior to any of the fashionable extracts ehef
~ American which alone should entte 10 pace Oh
every ladv's toilet table,
Use the Regeneration before re.tins and YOUR
N the IN wen more ifelike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these Sou
a good healthy head Of hair. Will
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~" Manchester, N. II Ito whom all letters shoa'u
be addressed.
L, F. PIERCE,
xuho1esale and Retail Agent.
niyIl NO NM
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Geo, w. Wilder

IsAGENT for the sale of Geo. A.lPrinceL& Co.'S I'M
Iproved patent prize Medal
MELODEONS.
The Premium has uniformly been awardedo these
Instruments whenever exhibited In competition WIN
others Manufactured at Buffalo n. Y.
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FrcckelS. EruptiOns,
Sunburm or Tan

This Elegant Preparation renders the, Skin soft and
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and will give Immediate relief to the rtings OF insects
Nothing poisonous enters its composition The con
tents of bottle might be taken without harm Its ap
plication every night for week, will cure the v"
We. HAGAN 4 CO., Proprietora, Troy NY.
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

fq naG0. 81 sfI FT NEch AND JOHNS sP2AiNs
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For all of which it is speedy and certain remedy ard
OF Dr. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, tie famous bone
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| BITES AND STlAGS
Every HORSE Owner
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vermont Central Railroad.
49, A ~ sEs - ~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences Monday, May q, 1861.
Trains Ding North mud xUast

Commences Monday, May q, 1861.
Trains Going North and West
Eeuye montpelier, dt $50 AM, $50 AN and 445 p NJ
MI az a. RAIN connects al Windsor e. White River
~ uhcl"h with trains leaving Boston and Springfield
az ''oo M same day. and New York previous eveninl
leave !tdsor at l25 arriving at Burlington nj oo
p M RouSes Point at 8 40 r NJ Mont real nj 10 "a NJ
it On al 81 NJ connecting at OgdensbIrgh
West 'o' D1'''" 0'''"so anu the
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at 6 o A.. NJ. for
Bur|n2ton and Rouses Point " "
NIGHT EXPNESS connec,ing at Windsor with twain
WhMn eIVcs New YORK al co. NJ, and White River
Junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell at
e 90 p Or L"Wfence at 90 the previous day
bur"gon at 80 Rolsc's Pnin, at 30 4. M Mon
teal at 3o. M, and at Opdesbn rg at 90 p. NJ. con-
ntc'g WIN steamers for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and he
West
Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier at 10 M. 100 P NJ and 10 80 p NJ
Mail tram leaves Rouses Point at 4 90 A. NJ ST. AL
pans al W A. M connecting at Burlington with Rutland
and Burlington trains for Saratoga Sptiags Iroy Aban,
&c, connectin ut White River Junction with trains fol
" ellis River, Lueon, While Mountains, Rauon &C.. and
for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &C, and connecting at
indsnr with trains for Boston, Springfield, Hartford,
New Haven ard New York arriving in New York at II 10
p.
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at 8 10 A. Connects
there with train from Montreal The morning, con-
meets at Burlington with Rutland aud Burlington Railroad
for Troy, bany and New York, and arriving at North
field AT 8 90 NJ.
Montreal at 45 Rouses Point at 90 connect
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Troy, Albany, and New York, at White River June
tion with No ern Railroad for Buston Worcester &c,
CARRYING in Boston at 40 A.. at Windsor with Sul
van Railroad for Boston, Springfield Hartford, New Ila
ven and New York
Sleeping attached to both the Night Express
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston, and
between Rouses Point and Troy.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tie west for sale at
the principal stations. G. MERRILL, Sup
St Abans, VT, May 81, 1861
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two batteries Of marine artillery, the Seventeenth an.
Eighteenth for the Antilles where they to rep tn,
FIRST and Second batteries, completing their fou
years stay in that colony They besides 70 take par
in the campaign Of Mexico.
THE SPANISH ARMY ANR IT'S DANCERS.
fars (Nov ~ correspondence OF the London Army and
Navy Gazete.]
The Spanish force for Mexico IL TO be organized at the
Havana and is to consist or 1000 marneF 100 lanoefs,
l5oengneers eco sacks ladders &C. aud 20 siege guns
The Journal which gives this Information adds that
some some sort of Mexican government wond prevent
another kind Of fever from commencing Goethe when
In the campaign were Brunswick, with his Astro russo
emgrant army was trying TO get TO raris and when nu
mourie2, with his army OF the Mosee, threw himself
into the wood OF Argonne and stopped him, described
what no called the battle fever This fever consisted Of
strange noises in the ears good deal Of heat dinnsn
the surface Of the body, ndsiinct vision which
created objects Of v own and nothing in IFS natural
color. Such, vel as can recolect, We're the symp
described by the great German poet q tho battlo
fever and Mexico might do much better than only 10 get
out of ono fever TO get into another
MIRAMoN MAKES A PROPOSITION TO THE ALLIES
NAPOLEON REFusEs HIN AN AUDIENCE
Paris (Nov. 27) oorrt spondenoe Of tho Londtn News
General Mramon, says The Pays, lately wrote to the
Emperor 10 explain The part which he would propose to
play in the affairs Il Mexico. Mramon 10 have
obtained III acquiescence OF the Spanish government TO
his plan, VII ~ 70 take advantage Of tho irpo inter
vention of the Powers 70 affect landing the Mexican
coast, and to overthrow Jaro2 by coup dc mann With
this view he has ordered 100 muskes in pelgium.
The Emperor notwithstanding Mramon's urgent solici.
faA0nS has fo ,sely REUSED 10 afaa him da'fcace,
and IS therefore, TO be inferred that his Ma esty dsap
proves the young generals projected nerf in the
alai S OF Mexico.
SPAIN AcCoRps FREE SUFFRAGE TO MEXICO.
Tho Eiotd, Of Madrid, Il 2ist utuo, sani Official or,
gan, in rey to scme remarks Of opposition journal
dcca cs that The Spanish government in Intervening in
Mckee, does Lot intend 10 support the prcteniehs OF
Mlamon, Marquee and ntana, but only to allow the
Mexican people TO give themselves government in
formity wih uter traditions and wants.
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FoREIcH OnIcs, Nov. u, 1851,
THE REsSI SHIP HELEN AT LIVERPOOL

Liverpool gNov 27 correspondence of Tho 3otlon star
To-day there was'r good Gca of cstsoinogi Change
ii consequence Of che arrival in tho Merasy late on
Tuesday evening, tf confederate vossl direct from
Charleston.
Iheps.ne OF To arrival Is the Heirs commanded
by Ct.sain Wesserdorl.
Sha left Charleston tho eyerf. of is,e Cd inst ard
Ca;sW wcsre>lorf informs passe safety cus
without seeing any II tk bocs1dng squ airos~--
shtsnHances 10 tho pert being uiteear Of the federal
i,ss TIE becn is an Aei icsa built bark Of $40 ,an.
paCxtrcineE handsome yesssA quitciew and "r,gular
skipper, a her from Csr.est.r plainly shows. Tho
tss,s Goa'd 700 barres ef aud 500 barrels o.
spirits o' rPenne; but S proysSns 10 leaving Charles.
sOn she y d slowed away 80 bslcs of tton which so
was chi9,d TO nnsbp agasr, en- nse3enee II e ter
GitJ Of The ChoTbSoN s,15leass 10 VT luie c0itoa "a
ont 0fts pert
This s,tstecn may nHrear sT sc what strasc in th.s
fare OF tho arrival Of tht steamship Bermuda Havoc
Yesterday, with close 9pon q 10 Ales OF fvp
Chnr We bo~overly aity inform ed TIM, t.fs
Bermuda received her cargo cotton as reward 10,
the tcmority displayed byher caTtain in a. ming es
tEareson blockade wish of supplies Cu ,cs
ton The holders Of cotton s.i Esdiy exchange a,ri
Article for and otsor ecsssari0s shcy WAl MOI
sell.
s.Icrc use, said ptain Ncsferdssn "ns,css /.
running the blockade in 4Rllast. in the cx ectxon ot
getting cargoes OF cettaa Il Is only %esssss Ike She or
muda which car-y plies ~ t0aySsstoa 1at t,t5,
expect 10 get cotton clrgoos !"
This dee. minatioi, tas captain sfCs cenFnpas 70
Charleston alone, bat ~ prevails thrtUgou all tac south
ports.
The Helen sails the Confe serai flag end M se
the rassage from Char aLix port IN tso ~ ,r
days, although she encountered rather stormy woather
Through the kiGdnres 81 the sgnecs the yIr,,
favored with files OF Cha. paIere-the la
dates being 10 Novanrber Q Although tho aprre s,,,
considerably diminished il size yet they contain VIM and
other OF the ve1y latest dates from North and
kuroTe. Tho papers well advertised and contain
numerous calls upar tho people OF the South youn
eers, and, Judging fru the reonders these csir are
well responded TO.
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS GENERALLY.
Secretary Stewards Action and the Trca~
son Of BrcC kiDridge Conttasted.


We never thought the method adopted by Mr.. Seward
OF picking quarrel with England a. very judicous one
end that Tor vcy apple and obvious reason. Wl has
about II many things which the experience OF history
informs u have always allurcd mankind especially the
younger and more thourcNs. Glory, adventure, pro-
motion, plumber have ali their charms. Bot there IS
one side Of war Tor which Il Is mpos ibc 10 get Up
enthusiasm, ana that is the financial side. Ru4Ied states
the poet tells regret the wreaths their graAaher
in everlasting debt il y the slave who sits IN the
Gucrors chariot the gall TINT adds fresh bitterness 30
defeat the shadow that dms the brightness Of victory
When therefore, Mr Se ward sroye RAISE up deino
stroH sgainst England he could bar lis have bit upon
worse way than by asking individual states Cor CON
trbuton " foriify ngas he. the shores Of the lakes
and Of the ocean, All apt to think III ortreir
neghhors but they require proof before they allow their
III whit taks the form Of pecuriay outlay This proof
in the present instance was not forthcoming We do not
for pa.t, anticipated answer lust ike thnt
which he has rsceived from Pennsylvania.
Another event OF considerable slsBiicance ia The
solemn resignation by Mr Breckenridge Of his Office as
Senator Of Kentucky. This goDtlalnan, pc! haps the
1nost prominent person IN the democratic party
,las sought during tie year that has elapsed since
the Publication Of ST. Iircoias sest,on to discharge
tie farcbns OF leader nf cost.tgtisual opposition
Ist we eori9s DO not understand hog Mr. jirccs,n-
ra'ea PRESIDENT lincoln ana r. cabinet f5r rSi aot,,g IN
t1rsaaics 81 constitution shc be las lust contentci
he's no existence IT sne constitution Of The Union ee in
exisgeneo Mr. Linco'a IS bound IT It; but, thon Mr.
Breckenridge and tLg SonietU States boaAd br Il
roo II tho cona1tcr be " be eDn ends, eancs let
then Lie JON North or South IS he pssfes tut
IN Lincoln ago ! freed from his ioers. Mr. Jfeekeu.
sy. socy.y sepn,g I, think tfat nht II pnrraety
scesos .er Ike Sos;N 40 90 In 0rsr 10 dsestroy tho