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Affair, Ken,ucLy and rennr.see.

CHICAGO, June IS The Cairo correspondent Of
the Tribune telegraphs on the itth that General
Buckner, Of by, was here to-day, AID says that
the State Of Kentucky intends ests blishing grand
eEcampment Of State troops at Columbus He
say the Columbus people bad no business to raise
secession flag, and that be has requested them
not TO do IL again"
The Memphis Appeal Of the l4th says warrant
Is out for the arrest Of Senator Andrew johnson
for treason against the State Of Tennessee.
Thursday last was kept a. day OF fasting and
prayer throughout the State. All business was
suspended by the secessionists.
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Large FIRE mt Bangor.

BANGOR, Me June 16-Late last night fire
broke out in the lumber storehouse Of A NJ
Roberts Son, destroying all the lumber and
mOlasses in the storehouse, and also lumber on the
wharf and on the docks. Tho fire spread and de-
stroyed large quantities OF lumber on the adioin-
ing wharves and docks. The property Of Blunt
d Hindman, X. Davis, r Jersey, Menander
Pearson, Foster Moore, J. NJ. 4 r Hodgs-
kins, Nathan Aver, Judson, Pool and OIL Frs
together with several houses occupied by Irish
faInilies. were also destroyed. Loss probably
about s5O,0OO. The fire was the work Of an in
cendiary
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England's Neutrslity-PrIvateerin
Of Cavsur-GatibaIdi,e etc

INV York, June I7.-AdditionaI intelli gence
by the steamship Jura has been received
Lord John Russell has stated the intention of
Her Majesty's Government to secure the stricte,t
neutrality during the conflict between the United
States and the Confederate States
MIR. Siddell ga e notice Ia Parliament that he
should ask the Government Ministers IL the In.
terdiction Of privateers was not at variance with
the former practice, and what was the reason for
the change In maratime policy.
Count Cavour. the Italian statesman, is dead.
The agents OF the steamship Adriatic refused
the shipment Of rifles for New York
1t is reported that Garibaldi intends visiting
the United States shortly
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HAesRsTowN, June I6-Several pickets were
thrown across the Potomac river last night oppo.
site VIII anspOrt. The first division Of the
army, under Major General Cadwallader crosse d
the river to-day The troops waded through the
stream with the water 10 their waists and soon es-
tablished themselves across the river, their ad
vance being covered by two pieces of cannon Of
the battery of the r. ode Island regiment planted
on the bluff at Williamsport
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Boston Troops En- Route.

NEW YORK, June 10 The First Boston Resi-
ment arrived here this afternoon at ~ O'Clock,
and were received at Jersey City by a large dele
cation 81 the Sons Of Massachusetts,, who furn-
ished an excellent COLLATION.. They LEFT for Phil
adelPhia at O'Clock, amid the cheers Of thou
sands
London last night by falling from one Of the cars
whilst In motion
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Movements of Gen. Pa, er,on,s Division

CHAMBERsBURG, June Is General Patterson 8
mastery management in fitting out his command
and putting II in full discipline before he moved
has had Its effect and the division is now in full
march towards Williamsport. On the other side
the Confederate have evacuated Harper's Ferry
and are retreating southwark The Federal troops
are also pouring into Hagerstown, and from thence
towards the Virginia line opposite that point.
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Arrival Of q Secession Prize PrIyateer a
New York

NEW YORK, June Is -The schooner savannah
a privateer, in charge OF Midshipman Cook
arrived this afternoon, with the Stars and Stri pes
flying In triumph over the secession flag She
was captured by the brig Perry, about sixty miles
on Charleston. She bad taken the brig Joseph,
OF Rockland, and sent her into Georgetown
The savannah Is armed with an Is FOUNDER
pivot gun amidship,, and was formerly a pilot
boat. Her crew, Consisting Of 30 men, were In
irons on board the Minnesota
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Cav. Hicks Visits the Federal Camp at Ha.
Scrstown

HAeKRsrowN, June 16.-Gov. Hicks, arrived
here this forenoon to consult with Gen Patterson
He visited the camps Of various brigades, and
was received with cheers loud and strong He is
staying at the w ashington House, where, In an
swer to repeated calls, he appeared upon the bal
cony, declared bis unwilIngness 10 speak. but
made sundry promises to meet his friends socially
tomorrow. He was called upon by many citizens
fo-da
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Local VS.,

IL Tkeagh TEE STAR 10 priated on the fastest
ssecrl pre- In use south OF Bnltnore, ia edition
D. - large ~ re1,uire II TO h pun 10 press at an
early hour; hdTerise,oents, therefore, should be
Ger; IN before 70 o'.ivck m; otherwise they may
acs appear Ent!i TIE neIt day
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Troops En- haute

Bosros, June IS The first Regiment Col
Cowdin, leaves here tonight for Washington,
Inlly provided with all necessary equipmenss
The fourth Maine Regiment will reach Boston
on Tuesday, and proceed to New York
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Troops en- route for Warrington

PHILADELPHIA, June ia Boston regiment
arrived here at ak O'Clock this morning, aud par
took Of breakfast provided by citizens in the
neighborhood Of the depot They marched up
Washington street to Broad and Prime streets,
and at about O'Clock left in the for the city
Of Washington.
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Evacuation of Ler.burg by the Confederate
IrooPs-Destf uction of X aiIread Property

HAGERsrowN, June I6.-lnformation deemed
reliable has been received here that the secession
troops abandoned Leesburg yesterday morning
and made hasty retreat, after burning all the
cars, locomotives, depot, etc, Of the railroad
terminating there.
The federal troops under Col. Stone, according
to the same account, soon entered and took pos
session of the town.
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NoTIcI.-DisHict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted In the BALrNoRs SUN are received
at sad forwarded from The STAR once
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Msjsrity In Eat Ten
DesRee.

LoUusvILLR, June IA The Courier saws that
the majority against separation In East Tennessee
10 estimated from ten 90 twelve thousand
The Tennessee secessioniss have taken posses-
sion Of Island No. 6 within the jurisdiction OF
Kentucky
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BOARDING..

GUNNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES M
- single persons. Also vacancies for a fe W Stu
dents Terms moderate. Address K BURNS
Palnheld. Cumbe land nounty. Pa. je 6-lmeot
TEN OR TWELVE TABLE BOARDERS
l. can be accommodated with excellent Road in
gentoei private family, central IocaionJ At sis
per month. Also, a znit Of Z looms on second floor
for rent Apply to Mr.. SWAIN, a. Star Ofhos.
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A FuGITIvE.-A slave woman belonging to Mr.
John Little having elOPed, Mr.. Little made dill
gent search and ascertlined that she was in one
Of the Ohio camps He made a visit to the camp
and told the colonel commanding what he wanted,
and the reply was, "You shall have her. IL she Ia
here ~ Search was made and the fugitive was
found, completely rugged out in male attire She
was Immediately turned over to the custody Of
Mr. Little, and was taken to Jail. Every oppor-
tuniy Is afforded loyal citizens Of loyal States to
recover their fugitive slaves
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Kew York MaTkeu.

NEW YORK, June IL -Flouris hesvy and saloc.
lower Wheat 10 dull, with q d, clining tendency.
Corn 10 steady and unchanged. Fork IL hesvJ.
Whisky 10 dull and unchanged.
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PLOT TO Blow UP THE LONG BRIDGE Two
seceSslonis's were arrested by members Of the
Third New Jersey Regiment on last Thursday
night, at Hunters landing, near the Long Bridge
TDey had In their possession four kegs Of powder
bundle Of fuses, and a package Of matches
They had taken boat, and were moving In the
direction of the further draw Of the Losg Bridge
II 10 supposed with q view to blowing Il up A
sergeant OF the regiment overheard them essayng
their plans. The men were sent to General Mans.
field
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MOVEMENTS ACROSS The RIVER Many heavy
guns and carriages are being rapidly placed In
position at Arlington Company B, United States
cavalry, under Lieut. Tompkins. went near Fair
fax Courthouse on Saturday mig Mt rec notering
but did not fall In with the sscessonsts, who are
reported to be In large force there The New
York Eighth, Thirteenth. and Twenty eighth
Regiments are all encamped near the Sixty ninth
Regiment company of United States infantry
Captain King, passed over into Virginia this
evening.
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FTsun Care.

ST Louts, June IS Major Gen Mcclellan ad
dressed the troops at Cairo on the 18Th, promising
them they should be the leaders Of the great army
and that ere long they should have an opportunit'
To meet the Confedefates
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The New Orleans Blockade Net Esfsrced.
NEW ORLKkNs, June Ia The ship Mnmaro-
neck, from this port fer Liverpool. crossed ths
bar on the nth inst. without noleststion.
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YKsTERDAY afternoon, man named Dan ST.
monds, me; member Of the company attached
to ShsrInan's Battery, on Capitol Hill who was
walking near the Capitol building, and without
the slig htest apparent provocation, drew a revolt
Yer, and discharged IL at the soldier who came
zing his left side. A guard was instantly turned
out, aud went in pursuit Of Simonds whom they
soon caught and be was taken at once to the head
quarters Of the company and placed in irons, and
is held subject TO Gen. Mansfield decision In the
case.
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RteovxREp. saturday the money, or all except
ABOUT sl7, stolen from the residences Of Mr.. NIL
lef 90 noticed In the Star last week, was recov-
cred by the detective firm Of AlienA Co. It had
eesn stolen BY girl In the employ Of MIR. Miller,
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AccIDRNT.-Mr. James 6. Naylor fell from a
shed Yesterday, breaking his thigh. He was at.
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MORE OF THE ASSAULT CASE IN GEoRGerowS
II seems that one Of the Ohioians assaulted by
Richard Trunnell, In Georgetown, a night or two
since, was his IT'D own cousin, and that they
had called previous to marching to get a revolvtr
Horace Howes, another bro.her.in-law OF Trun-
Sells, who formerly belonged to the Potomac
Light Infantry, put on his uniform and called to
see General Mansfield in relation to the matter
aud II Is stated represented himself 10 be captain
OF military company ard succeeded in getting
release for some Of the parties Inn plicated Ii Is
reported that Howes, dreading an arrest has
made himself scarce, but we understand he was
seen In Georgetown yesterday.
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RIFLKD CANNON FOR ALEXANDRIA Mime
rifed cannon arrived in this city Yesterday, six
Of which have been already removed to Alpxan-
dria. They were cast at the West Point foundry
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RuMoR. reported last nj ght in the camps
near Arlington ights that two men Of the Twenty
fifth Albany Regiment had been SHOT by rebels
within a mile of The camp
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ARRIVAL OF COMPANY X, NINTH REGIMENT
Yesterday morning the fine com pany Of so picked
men, under Capt Bunting, formerly Of the lew
YORK Seventh Regiment, arrived In this city and
attached themselves to tue New York Ninth
Regiment. Forty-two Of the company recently
belonged to the Railway IN. - Artillery, and
are In every respect q fne muscular set of men
The company brings with II a splendid silk flag ,
an exceedingly costly and beautiful specimen of
manufacture, and Is highly priced by the gallant
oo's The following are the officers of the COM
Pany-Captnin, Bunting; First Lieutenant
Orderly Sergeant, George +. Cook; Second do !,
Suion MeIick; Third do, - Alexander; First
Corporal, John w. Brown; Second do, George
Brown, jr.
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JUsT ARRIVED, and for sale at Riley's wharf a
cargo OF Ice, Potatoes, and Mackeref Apply al
the wharf 2tK
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and -a-hal street,) schooner Ann Pickerel Elzey,
Philadelphia, with red ash coal for C. M KEYS
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TIE sRcosD RKsIAxsr OF NKw HAnPsHRE
VOLUNTEERS II expected to leave PoEtsmouth to-
morrow FOR Washington. This regiment, like
the First New Hampshire regiment, IL said TO be
Vefy well supplied and EQUIPPED. II 10 under the
command Of Col Gilman Marston, and IL to be
sent oy steamers direct from Portsmouth to w ash-
inQton
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The SIxrY-NINTH IN. W REGIMENT were
turned out yesterday afternoon by an alarm, and
started to meet a supposed enemy; but came to
nte
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MARRIED

MARRIED
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. J. 6. Butler
ROBERT w. ROBERTSON to Miss BIIZA-
BETH +. BOWEN, all of this city.
On Tuesday, the lIth instant, by the Rev. John
to MARY f.. EROSION, daus hter of II. j. Cros
son, NJ. ID, of the Treasury Department
DIED,
On the morning OF the 10th instant at 3 O'Clock,
alter long and painful illness of consumpt on
WlNDLIN SAUTER, 10 the Esd year of HIS age
q native OF Germany, and resident OF America for
% years "
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deF pig feel,
But 'tls God that hath bereft us
And our sorTows He can h al.
On the 18th instant, SAMUEL, son of Pamuel
and Laureta Mont gOmerF. .ed yesrs and II
months. Baltimore papers oopyD
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THE LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD is
now in running order (the bridges having been
rePaired) as far as Vienna, fourteen miles from
Alexandria
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PORT OF WAsHINsroS.-ArrivedS Saturday af
ternoon the brig Allston, Captain Smith, of Ban
cor, Maine, with lumber consigned to N. G
Hitchburn
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PAYMENT OF THE NEw YORK VOLUNTEERS
Paymaster Page, and Postmaster Sedgwfck of
syracuse, have arrived here, with funds to nav
on the twelve regiments of New York volun-
teers, and are now at the camp performing that
lPrYica ~ -
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WALKERS spirited painting Of the Storming of
ChePulisPec by the United states troops during
the Mexican war, attracts, deservedly, no little
attention, especially amongst military men who
served In the war with Mexico The spirit with
which the battle scene 10 thrown upon canvas by
Mr. Walker makes the picture a study merely AZ a
picture, but the interest 10 considerably hei ht-
ened by the fact Of Its fidelity 10 actual urren-
ces, positions Of troops, topography Of country,
&c being vouched for by U 8. officers who were
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APPEAL TO CouRT This morning, Patrick
Givsn was brought before Justics Dom TO ans wer
the charge Of selling Intoxicating liquor on Sun.
day. The evidence was positive, but the defend
ant plead that tie sale was only made by fear Of
breach OF the peace by the purchaser, and upsn
The magistrate, who fned him as and costs
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JAEBoE ARREsTED Yesterday ]. J. Jarboe OF
Long Old Fields, Maryland, who 10 accused with
Grafton Suit Of the Homicide OF John Ogden
during the late election at Spalding's precinct
Prince George county, was brought to this city by
squad Of soldiers who charged him with shoot
log Al them from his house. He was carried to
the quarters Of Gen. SandfOrd, in this city and be
was committed TO prison by the General on the
charge made by the soldier He was subsequent
~ tak en- before Justice Dom, who committ him
formally In both cases-the killing Of Oeden "a
well a. the shooting at the soldiers
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SrRAIGHrKNED FOR LEAD-Last week, the in
surgents at Fairfax Court-H House took up seven
wagon leads Of lead pipe attached to the water
tank at Vienna station, on the Alexandria, Lou
don and Hampshire railroad, for the purpose Of
moulding bullets.
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DxATH OF sLExxRR GUARD Mr. william
fanei, member Of the SKINNER Guard, ed
last night % his residence In this CITY, Of typhod
Fever, Induced by the exposure to which he was
subjected In the recent constant service OF the
company. He leaves widow 10 mourn bis loss
6 MS company Is now In Maryland uEdsr Colonel
stones command.
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ORPHASs' CoURT.-Saturday, Judge Purcell
heard the petition Of Edward Swami, asking to
be released from bond Of franklin Minor, admin
lstrstos OF the late James Roberts; also, the de-
The case rgued pro and con. by the petite ner
ana the respondent, and will be finally heard on
Tuesday. - :
Letters OF administration were issued on the
estate Of the late General Lawson Mr. Hanson
OF frederick, 10 the administrator, and the bond
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TIE OTHER DAY, lady In a hack, drove up 70
the door OF Mr. Selby Scaggs' house, in the coun-
Try, In the absence Of Mrs. g., and ringing the
bell, desired to see her On learning the lady was
absent the stranger handed the servant bundle,
and directed IL be given to Mrs 8. on her return
She left hastily In the hack, and the servant i'm
mediately afterwards discovered the bundle to
contain strapping big white boy baby, about
Two weeks old Mr. Scaggs expresses his decided
disaPprobation of the whole proceeding.
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DocroR RICHARDS, Of this city, went to an ad-
joining county Of Virginia, few days ago, for
tne purpose Of bringing home his son, who has
been at "a school there for several years He was
arrested 1v the rebels and taken 10 Richmond
they alleging that the Doctor had seen too much
to be allowed To return At present. His horse and
buggy was sent TO bis family here.
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DRowsrD-Yesterday afternoon, as n party 81
men and women and a child were crossing the
Eastern Branch In boat, 10 gather strawberries
on the other shore, the boat capsZed. All Of the
party were saved but one woman, named Mrs
Quinn, and her child, about two years Of age,
VITO were drowned before aid could reacd them
The woman lived on Third street (Isand) between
ana o The bodIes were recovered
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POSTPONED The examination OF r.. Sorrell
who was summoned 40 a witness In the case O
Jno. minor, charged with completely In thu
seizure 81 the stock and oats on the farm Of G
Vanderwerken, but who, by bis own and otne
testimony, was In q manner implicated, was Be
for to-day at eleven O'Clock. The witnesses wer,
duly summoned In Virginia, but did not appear
The case was conseq sently postponed, and Sorrel
remains In jail. :
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SOLDIER BEATEN.-On Friday evening. a
Rhode Island soldier named Tanner was attac ked
In store near the corner Of l. and Fourth streets
and beaten badly by several rowdies His head
Nobody was arrested.
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CENTRAL GuARDHousE-Bsfors Justice TRomp-
son.-Besides few intoxicated soldiers, who
were temporarily confined, and dismissed when
sober, or given up to their officers, the following
cases xere disposed Of yesterday aud this morn
ing Geo Bruce, free negro, disorderly in street;
1ne and costs 80 81 Sarah Ann Rollins, do do
after hours fine and costs 81 o.. Mace Hawkins,
committed on suspicion of being runa way slave
from Prince Georges county, Md He was AZ
rested while inquiring Of soldier where he could
md Gen. Mansfield, 50 az to get The said) pass
into free State. Geo Brooks, alias Jenkins, free
negro, IAN old convict, charged with stealing a
violin from Richard Thomas; committed for
court. Elizabeth Glascoe and VIM. n Porter
free negroes, drunk and disorderly, and VINO
when arrested by the night policeman, made a
violent assault upon him; workhouse 90 DAYS in
aefaun OF hne and costs, sc IAN each Maria
days
A SOLDIER BKATKN.-On FRIDAY evening. a
Rhode Island soldier named Tanner was attac ked
In store near the corner Of l. and Fourth streets
ana beaten badly by several rowdies. His head
ana lace were badly bruised and disfgured
Nobody was arrested.
SrRAEeHrKNED FOR LEAD-Last week, the in
surgents at Fairfax Court House took up seven
wagon leads OF lead pipe attached to the water
tank at Vienna station, on the Alexandria, Lou
don and Hampshire railroad, for the purpose Of
moulding bullets.
PAYMENT OF THE NEW York VoLuNrKKRs-
Paymaster Page, and Postmaster Sedgwick of
syracuse, have arrived here, with funds to paw
OF the twelve regiments of New York volun.
teers, and are now at the camp performing that
service.
The SIxrY-NINTH IN. W REGIMENT were
turned out yesterday afternoon by an alarm, and
started to meet supposed enemy; but came to
their intrenchments again in about twenty min
utes.
RuMoR.-Itwas reported last night in the camps
near Arlington High;s tbattwo men Of the Twenty
NTH Albany Regiment had been SHOT by rebels
within mile Of The camp.
ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
ana "a hal street, schooner Ann Pickerel Elzey
Philadelphia, with red ash coal for c. M Keys
PoRT OF WAsHINsroS.-Arrive Saturday af-
ternoon, the brig Allston, Captain Smith, of Ban
gor, Maine, with lumber consigned to N G.
Hitchburn.
RIFLKD CANNON FOR ALEXANDRIA Mine
rihed cannon arrived In this city Yesterday, six
Of which have been already removed to Alpxan-
dria. They were cast at the West Point foundry
THE LoupoUN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD is
now In running order (the bridges having been
rePaired) as far as Vienna, fourteen miles from
Alexandria.
AccIDENT.-Mr. James G. Naylor fell from a
Shed Yesterday, breaking his thigh. He was at.
tended to by DR.. Palmer, and Is doing we'll
Jrsr Appuuvn and fo, sala % ;la,,.
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<xuME AND SEE Our usv style INDIA. PAN
u ANA, and AMAZoN HATS Just Ieoeived
o-gay also, the UNION TIE o. No. go ss'-
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WANTS.

WANTED-By q young girl accu toned to such
w service, PLACE as q chamberma:d in a
No. 10, Star Office. /, 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
ANOTHER coyFGDERATE PAIzE.

Augusta ost sl.-The Charleston Mercury of this
morning. says That among other recent captures by our
p-ivateers is the brig Grenada Capt. reeng ofPor'-
land Maine Her marine cargo consists Of sugar, mo.
las'es, mahogany and honey.
1t is reported that in addition % the boeSadipg feet
large steamer transport with Yankee troops, hover
ing on the South Carolina coast.