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, 1861-06-28
Major Emory and another Traitor,

It is exceedingly to be regretted that tho
PRECEDENT has yie3ded to the personal pressure
which has been pertistently brought to bear
upon him to effect the rc-appOiutmcnt Of Ms
ior Emory. Whatever his emlnence-and the
government has wasted thousands Of dollars
IN giving him all he has however valuable to
the government his talantg-and they happen
to be Of the most dubious sort; It can afford,
in war wagcd for the support Of the Unioo,
to purchase by place no support from those
who wayer In their loyalty to the Union
When secession Is permitted to be the autece.
dent of promotion, whom can the President
expect to be loyal? II Major Emory would
have resigned had Maryland seeded, what
guarantee Of his fidelity has the commander.
in.chitf Of our armies more than he had Q!
Beauregard md the rest Of the TWO hundred
traitors bred and taught BY the naho1, ana
Who ala deserfit when khalr States seeded.
Residents In Washington very well Know
what Fort of influences those are By which
Major Emory has proflsed They come from
class which haS long assumed to Itself Q
social and political emincnce to which It has
had no claim. and Of which this adnlnistra-
ton cannot tot' early be rid. The Senate, st
least, will see to It that Major Emory Is at
forded the safe retirement for which he made
euch carly provision. It Is impossible that
they can advise or consent to putting embryo
OF conditional traitors In p1aces Of honor.
Another name for Senators to remember to
forget to give their consent to Is that Of one
Delancey F. Jones, announced as lna1or Of
the Eleventh Infantry secesstonlat in full
blast up to the present hme.-H. 7. Forsd.
, 1861-06-28
Afternoon Dispatches.

Arrival of Col. Fremont.
BIT sToS, June 21.-Col. Fremont came pas-
ecreer in the Europa, and LEFT for New fork
L IL piglt.
, 1861-06-28

BALTIMORE, June T.-Thls afternoon the
old Police Commissioners Issued orders dis
banding the force under them, aud Provost
Marshal Kenley at once sNore In new aud
more loyal body Of Police. The Conmlssion-
ers also Issued . protest, signed By the Asyo.
and nna Of the BOARD.
, 1861-06-28

WAsuH6ToH, June 27.-The Richmond En-
ansintr put 1ishts the new Confederate tariff
All lu1uries are cEnzged IS per cent, while
useful and necessary articles range from Is to
corn, seeds, fertilizers, models Of Inventions
aud personal tltcts not merchandise, bread
5tutfs, manufactured fire arms, tvc.
Exchange on New York Tas 71448 per cent.
premium. Brokers wsre selling s1lyer at 8per
cent, and gold 70 Per cent 1r premium. Mal1L.,
The reports circulated Of change In the
plons of Gen. Scott, and that he will COM
mcncc active operations against the rebels,
n1c erroneous. We are further than ever re-
moved from battle. Gen. Scott has no pur-
'pose Of fseekl1g general engagement Ihe
are likely tc transpire at present, Ia sslrmishes.
SCI It's programme Is the concentration Of
Federal troops in TEgtaia ald thu othe; bor
der States g euch bodies I'll to m.ke 1t mad
ntts lor the rebels to attempt an attack. While
thus intimidating them, Tie presence o. cur
forces Will encourage the loyal citizens to rise
in sufficient numbers to prevent any 1us.her
ou.Tn3es, cut of their resources, Increase the
dissatlt faction In their camps and cause de-
se1tiop, and By thus harrasslng ald demoFal.
irg thtm, drive them from tue border States.
Gen. Scott Is confident that this accomplished
the loyalty OF the border States Is fixed. Then
1t is his purpose to transport BY sen an i'm
meme force to operate against .ha Guif States.
THY will be landed under the protection Of
men-ofwar Of the prominent poInts On the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and thus threstened
hy the approaches Of sea, the authorities Of
the different States Eill ut cncs recall their
trccrs from the main body, aud thus break up
the grand army, and make It powe-less fer
any o1Itnsiye movementa. The fragments in
the diff. rent States being then cut OFT lrou1
supplies from the border St2t2s, will be
driven to accept terms from Washington. T.
is no part Of the plan, es at present arranged,
to attack the debris Of the rebel army, or to
attempt to 1etake any Of the stolen forte, as
the restoration Of them will be made one Of
the conditions dictsted to the rebels when
they find themselves forced to acrept terms.
By JANUARY he thinks the rebellion will be
entirely defested and the Union recons+ruc
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Eetn anbertiSen1ents.

C. Il. SCRlREN, Advertising 1Qent, Gs Deer
born It,, u authorized to receice Adeertsseents for
Gis and Oh ths L<1dtng Rnp<7s Of kas EortAre4.
, 1861-06-28

WASHINGTON, June s6.-Ge1. Dix has had
eeyersl interviews with the Secretary Of War
and General Scott to-day, and the subject Of
the fnture programme in this immedistc
locality was undoubtedly under discussion,
but every indication shows that nothing TM
be done TO disturb the present calm until after
the 18th Of July.
Four Foreigners arrived at Alexandria to-day
On passes signed by the B1itish Consul at Rich
mend and E1 Gcy. Letcher. They state that
few troops there, most Ct them having been
sent to Norfolk and Manassas.
Rumors reached the city tonight by special
steamer from Fort Monroe that reconnofter'
Ing party was fired into By 8 rebel battery at
sewan' Point last night, and seven killed aud
Tie names Of Capt. Dabney Il Maury, A.
eistant Adjutant General Carter L. stephcn-
son, 5th Infantry, and I'd Lieutenant Edward
Dillon, 9Th Infantry, al OF Virginia, hid bean
stricken from tie roll Of tie Army for enter
taIng and expressing treasonsole designs
aga;nst the Government Of the United States.
[He1nld's Dispatch-1
Reliable information has been received here,
exposing q cunnipg1y devised plot Of t5e re6~
els TO possess themselves Of the Calio1p!a
steamers running to Panama Their Plan
to place upon these steamers as they leave
port, number Of men In the capacity o. Steer-
ase raseenge1e, who shal!, after getting to sea,
rise and overpower the crew and seize the
steamers, Bv srch nancuyres they hope to
poseess the treasure transported upon these
1esEels, to replenish their empty treasury, and
| clns steamers, to be used hereafter IS psiya-
teess prey upon our commerce.
Gen. Patterson received orders to move for
| vsrd, which looks Ike rebukn for his inac.
| tivity.
Lieut. TompHns' cavalry discovered that
| 2,ooO rebels had advanced to Vienna and es-
! tablished batte1y-not, it Is thought for an
| attack, but to induce the Federal troops to
advance to within reach OF their concealed
| batteries.
FORT MONROE, June 28-A refugee from
Richmond By the flag Of truce yesterday, says
| ttat = worse than Roman inquisition prevails
in Virgins. Thefc Is q standing order that
no one stall be permitted to Leave the c2nn'
t1Y. Gcyt1por 1etchcr Is completely ovet:
ruled BY JsE Davis and Beauresard, ano
even his rat1iotism is called in question "
tho retele.
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cinoannafa -nr...Ieet.

GixciyNATL July 2o.-Floar unchanged;
holders ask shade above the views OF the
buyers in consequence of which the sales
were firm; superfne 3 Is to so; extra
4 oo@4 20 family o0G4 20, Wheat
in light supply as regards old producing a
better demand for new as five cents higher;
prices closing rates being red IS and white
50 70 So ed wenld bring II to 90 for
prime samples OF res and white. Torn
steady at 2S and oats at %. Whisky in
good demand; sales Of SEQ bbls at l3 TO
l3s ;the latter for wagon lots Proyis-
ions quiet but iirm 20 hogsheads of shout
dersi sefa 81 Al small lots of bacon ) to
81 cad II holders still asking a shade
higher mass pork is held at "A n to
Is 90, though small parcels are procursble
at I4-50 demand qaite fight sales un-
Important. Groceries quiet and unchanged
Exchange steady at { prem.
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3 NEW YoRK, July 2o.-A Washington
special says It is rumoged that the Bulls
Run Battery is taken, but is undoubtedly
false. The force Of the rebels at the Run
ID estimated at 20, O08. -
Accounts from Fairfaxsfe O'Clock this
morning say the fighting had not been re-
neP.bd, except by the piekets who are very
near The two armies are only one mile
apart, ours being on The ground of the
battle yesterday, and last night, and the
eneeag within their entrenchments on the
other side of Bulls Run.
General Tyler made a general reconnois-
ance yesterday, but made no discoveries
worth noticing.
Night before last fve federal troops of
a New York Regiment near Fairfax Court
House captured secezsionists. Last night
II more prisoners were taken by some of
the llth Massachusetts regiment, and
mail bag containing $50 letters. The
largest house in Centreville has been hurn-
ed down. The people say that it was set
on FIRE by the owner himself
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Ngw York, July 2O.--The brig Costa
Rics has arrived from Aspinwall. She
spoke the brig Cuba off Cape Antrein, which
that she had been prize of the
-privateer Sumter, but had got away and
haa disarmed the prize crew and had put
three of them IN irons. Two of them had
been put on board the Costa Riea, and
brought here. The ipripatset men cay they
were obliged to ship or starve, and that a
aumber Of the Snmter's men are Northern
ers and will escape at the fret opportunity /;
that the officers are a desperate set aud will
blow Up the vessel rather than be captured.
Two men and midshipman Of the prize
crew remained aboard the Cuba.
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SESArR.-Mr. Hale offered a resolution
that the Naval Committee be empowered to
enquire into the surrender of tae Navy
Yards at PENSACOLA and Norfolk, with power
to send for persons and papers. Referred to
the Colniaitteeaen Naval Affairs.
johnson, of Tennessee, introduced bill
to provide for the transportation OF arras
and munitions of war TO loyal citizens in
the States noE in rebellion, and to proxide
for organizing them into regiments, &c. he
said that the loyal citizens Of those States
felt that the Government was bound to pro-
tect them against invasion and insurrec-
rection. Referred to the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs
Mr.. Trumbull introduced blk to provide
for the holding Of the Circuit and District
Courts during temporary insurFeItions Re
ferred to the Committee on the judiciary,
A bill Lrovlding for the construction Of
one or more iron-clad war vessels, was laid
over,
The resolution approving the acts of the
President, was taken up.
Mr.. Latham spoke and alluded 10 his
friends, F3reskiRriage and Baysrd, and Cslhs
srs, who charged the President with riJIat~
lag the Constitutions. ispE. not q word in eon-
demnasfoa of tl4ose wh0 openly. TaDpled
the Constitution under foos. he said What
ever necessity required the President to do
to enforce the law and the Government,
was right and proper even 4hongh he might
have committed an infraction of the author
ity delegated to him, bat be would not
sanction the suspension of the writ Of ha-
beas corpus in Aarylend, became he thought
that State had showed scr allegiance By
sending members to Congress, and that
there was no necessity for such a suspen-
sion there, except it was evident that the
Judiciary OF the State was disloyaI. No
man doubts the loyalty of tie Chief Justice.
He Thought an increase of the. army not
warranted by the exigencies Of the case,
and therefore could not sanction the act but
in regard to the blockade of the ports aud /
of the writ of babeas corpus in |
Florida, and all the other acts enumerated
in the resolution, he gave the President /
his most sordial. support and he would say
here as n representative Of a sovereign State I
of loyal people if the President had not ex-
ercised these powers, he would have yoted |
to have him inpeached as ueht and IN
worthy of the place. Mr. Latham closed. /
With an eloquent declaration that whatever
happens, his own State would staad firm By
the Union. .a
afr. Rice said he wished to endorse ali (
that had been said by his friend from /
California j
On motion Of Mr. Jofuson of Tennessee, (
the subject was postponed till Monday.
After executive session the Senate adj !
journed.
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Noon Dispatches.
More officers strayed oF-some of
them killed or oaptured-Patter-
son marching toward Winchester
Col. Sigel promoted ohnston
has found Beauregard.

FORTRESS M9NRoE, -Jply I9.--At mid
night 3 party consisting Of Capt. Holiday,
Capt. Edward jenkins, ffisrzt &c hrzzr1;; and
private also T. Edward Rawlins, Major
Of the Kentucky light cavalry, and z. w.
Shurtleff, of the \. 7. Illustrated News, left
Hampton, without permission, on scout.
at half past 4 oseiock tins morning, the
party were surprised in wood q short dis
lance from New Market bridge by twenty
rebels. Rawlins was instantly killed by a
bullet through his head. Johnson and
ShurtleH were also seen 10 fan, ard ranst
have been carried off As prisoners. The 9TH
ers escaped.
'Tnree companies went cut and brought 10
the body Of Bawlins. Major Rawlins ar
rived here yesterday morning, and was for
neEly connected with IA illustrated paper
il Nev Harsc.
Tho Quaker Cig picked up man in a
sail .gat, from Norfolk. He reports only
what was well lsrpwn. viz: That Of the
raising b. she- sAips.o Of war in. Norfolk, aud
the Tifiiisst of eauslon at the,1Nevy Yard.
Thsre. are not l0,G03 troops in Norfolk
and vicinity. He says the rebels. feel sIlre
Of success and they ass determined to SIGHT
to thefast., Tiers was much depression "a
account of the -Telei defeats IN WesteTn
Virginia.
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MILITARY REsIeNArIoNs.

LOUISVILLE, July 2o.-It is reported
that Lieut.. Buckuer, Inspector General, of
Kentucky, has resigned, and Ben. Hardin
Helm, Assistant Inspector General, is about
resiguing. Col. HINT, Of the ID regiment
of the State Guard, sad. Msior Syn1snes, of
the State Guard, have also resignad. The
impression is kkat these designations Will
cause the disbanding of the State Guard
In consequence of repeated disturbances
at the Louisville depot of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, il reference to contra
band freight, during the past week, and the
falling off of business, the directors have
concluded to run but one train Southwark
psr day hereafter, to leave Louisville at 9
O'clock IN y.Ie naRrning. -.
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.

ORDER PLANK E-w X.
May 18th, I86I.--And now it is hereby ordered
and directed BY tine Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the west side OF Third
avenue, from franklin street 20 Seventh street,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk Of class No. 2 20 bs laid down thersou
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. J.. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks olEce, Juiy 81, 1861 juls
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WAsHNeroN, July l9.--I learn from
sources entitled to unquestioned credit, that
the British Government, acting in concert
with that of France, is about to request of
the United States Government the ex-
emption Of our Southern cotton ports from
the blockade, so that they may get needful
supplies Of this staple. You may rest as
sured that the Administration viii, under
no circumstances, grant the request.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


R DE RFoR P PLANK SID E - " K
July 9th. Is6I-And now Il Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or pGrtH %
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side OF
Ninth street, between Ann and Division Streets IL
said city, the sidewalks thereon 70 be brought
70 the proper grade, and that they cause side
walk OF class plumber to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication q this
der. p. BURKE Clerk.
CITY Clerks Office, July 1lth, 1861. iulvII
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WAsnIxaIoN, july la.@-An army office

WAsHINeIoE, July la.S-An army officer
ygAa ssAseek here Today from General Pat
ters5g $ Sffv sion 80 " 30 left there yesters
day. sts+es that he had already commenced
his lfhe If march for Winchester bet that
the main 3ivisicn were moving slowly and
with great eautioa. =
Bpoa representations Of Frank Blair
jr., Colonel Sieel, the hero Of the recent
great battle in aiissonrie has bcea made a
Bsigadier General.
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Morning Dispatches.
Further particulars Of the fight. at
Bulls Run-Forty killed and sixty
wounded-A fight expected yes
terday England and Fraaea are
about to make as'medest csqR5gstt. y

BULL's RuN, July 70, 4 o'clock p. w.sFuorn
careful inquiry and personal observation,
the number nf wounded on the federal side.
amounts to Sc, and the killed to 40. There
has been no firing this afternoon The con-
federates are still IN possession OF their
principal battery. With SPY glass, large
bodies CT confederates were seen moving at
right and left, apparently finding their base
line of operations, and not retreating.--
Batteries are being erected on our side, COM
handing theirs, which are of substantial
character. The indications are that there
will net be a general forward movement be-
fore Sunday morning, unless the enemy
shall provoke one. This afternoon an or
der was received by the troops under Ne
powel, 10th at. Ceatreville and Fairfax
Court house, prohibiting theft of every
description, and enjoinlng respect Of persons
and property, stating that the heaviest pen
aities viii be visited on them for =an in
fringement OF this order. Also, that sol
diers wi i'll not at any lime Constitute them-
selves as judges OF the acts Of Sentheraers.
All rumors Of fighting to-day are untrue.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK sIDE-WAL X.
bIay 18th, 1S61.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city OF
Evansville, that the owner or owners Of lot No.
1o7, in the original Plan of said city, cause the
sidewalk or said lot on second street TO be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they cause
q sidewalk Of class No. TO DO laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication OF this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Cierksa office. July Sd. 1861. fulvg
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANE SID E-W L z.
July LIST, 1s61.--And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the east side Of Fourth
Avenue, between Franklin and Seventh streets, Pa
said city, the sidewalks thereon 90 b.
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk Of class No. TO be laid down thereou
within thirty days from the publication Of thz
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 11th 1861. juYl1
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spEcIs-:-To THE posT.

WASHINGTON, July Cot is believed
that another battle viii not be fought at
Bulls Run antll Sunday or Monday. Phe
rebel forces at that point has been largely
increased and it is supposed that John
sons column ffom Winchester has. formed
a junction with Beauregalf.. 49,
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BosTeN, July 1e.-The in yard freight de-
pot Of the Boston and Majne Railroad was
destroyed by FIRE this morning, and a con-
quantity of merchandise was bad
i. danaged.
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POSTS Special.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Gen. Patterson
is to be superseded by Banks, under orders
from headquarters Gen. Banks is trans
ferred fromsthe War Department of Annap-
oils to that of Northeastern Virginia, and
is to be succeeded in the command of Balti-
Ibere BY Gea. john 4. Dix.
A steamer has arrived from Fortress
Honroes br3ngihg intelGlg eilce tlsat there are
no rebels 81 Acquia Creek or Matthias Point.
They have all gone 10 Manassas 10 assist in
the great hattls with the Federal army.
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NEW YoRK, July 20 Stecks rather low
er and closed heavy add dull. Isxehange
moderate business aHd marke1 arm at 81 OF
for best Banker s Bills. 8ousy Unsettled 1t
4(g5 per cent. on calL.s
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Special Notices,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIZE .e-O. 2As.

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of an or
def Of sale issued out Of the office Of the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vanderbnrgh
county, Indiana, in favor Of William EoTe w. Ma
than Rowey and Joseph EisfIsri and 30 ma direct
ed in pursuance of which writ. 7 will, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST I'd, 1861,
Between the hours Of ter o'clock a. M, and four
O'clock p NJ OF said ay, 1.-THE door of the Court
House in the City Of Evansville, Yaueerburgh
County, Indiana, Off for sale at public auction
the ssd pro6Ge los 2 term not eceeslinl. seven
wears. OF she0ifewine described real estate to-sit
Lots No ore and tEo q and p, in Block No one
hundred aud Rfty@four tI54), in Lsmasco city, and
oes~N Mock aud seven Is aud u, In Block No one
hundre sfzsl aines {Io95 in Lamasco. And SHOULD
said rents afid profits of said real estate not sell
for sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs,
will ~ tl,s sane time ana place, effer for sale
ana sill e Sao ssmpie of sid real estafe for the
safisaacsidu .: said wris and costs, without relief
froEa VIBRATION or aTpraisement laws.
JOHN 8. s9AGITT, S. v O.
Chan6ler Hyness Plf-s Atts's.
/, JuIa nth, 1851. iuIyl2-3ww
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS!
Est1.avad az GtoIen.

rsom my pasture, on or about The 7tt-of june,
I3GISs grey marc with bay colt. The mare Is
nearly white about eight years old, apd fifteen
hands hiEli5 aud has one glass eye. This colt Is
mars, bay, with a white face. thres mouths old,
sud hes ALEC one glass eye. Whoever viii retuTn
thga to me give ne Information of them
shall be well rewarded.
Z. J. DoBELL.
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Last Mig hts Dispatches.

Part of the Su1nter's crew captured
10000 rebels at Bulls Run
Patterson 70 be superseded by
Banks-Dix to command at Balti-
more.
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CfNeINSATL july %, n.---Riger risen two
inches. 8 feet inS the channel weather
clear. Mercury s09
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Read s Lawrence have advertised TO pay tbs
debts of Read q Burrow, but not the debts of AaF0s
Blrraap that he has taken particular pains 20 Ia
charged TO Read Burrow
READ d LAWRENCE.
Jgne 4th. 1861. juRe5