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Another Confederate Caught Arrest of
n Bcurcr Of Dispatches To Jefferson Davis.

C,rciaad, Ohio, Ing 2i.-Dctective King, Of
New York, assisted 10y L. $. Deputy Marshal
Archer, of Ohio, arrested Daniel c. Lowhcr, Of
New Orleans, at Crestline, Ohio, last night.
Mr.. lowhcr acknowledged himself rs bearer of
dispatches from England to Jefferson Davis, but
PROCESSES entire Ignorance Of their contents The
dispatches are in hi, trunks which were seized
in New YORK somc days since. The officer with
their prisoner leaves immediately for Washing
ton via New York
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From Fortress Monroe.

FU,iy,ss Vmops, IUg. 23-rid baltimore,
.Iug. 2l.--Gruerl, Wool and Batter have spent
a part Of today at the Rip Rap,, experimenting
with Sawyer's gun. The second shell threw
burst in the Confederate camp at Scwell's Point,
which broke down the flagstaff and scattered
tic rebels like chat. A propeller which was
landing troops at the Point, put back towards
Norfolk. The whole affair was witnessed from
the Newport News steamer
REVIEWS.
Grand reviews have been held today at New
port News and Camp Hamilton.
TIM NAVAL BRIGADE.
Col. warlrop has taken command Of the Ma
val Brigade.
WHAT A GUS noNr has poNE.
The gun boat Seminole has arrived from tho
blockade on Charlie ton. The Seminole brought
up rs "A prize the schooner Albion, formerly VII.
mngton pilot boat, from Cardonas with a cargo
of sugar, coffee, fruit aud segars. When taken
she was under English culors. The captain and
nearly all the hands were drunk. She had ri.
the blockade oil Wilmington. The Seminal,
has also overloaded several vessels, showing
English col,rs. Shh spoke the Dale last night.
She will coal and undergo repairs at Old
| Point.
BLOCKADE SQUADRON.
The blockading squadron, of Charleston, con
sists Of the Roanake and Nandala. The recen
| gale on the coast was terribly severn.
PRISONERS roR SEW YORK.
The propeller New York sailed today with
| prisoners Tor New York.
| Fortress Monroe, iugvH ~ ria Baltimore
| lughst 25.-Thc Quaker City ha, been pur
rha~cdby the Government, aud after undergoing
| repairs at Old Point, she will resume her posi-
tion OF the cnp"s.
The ,loop oi-war Savannah is at Newpor
News, hlockading the James River.
The Pembroke has arrived from Boston, an
will at once take part in the blockade.
| The twcuty-thrce Confederate prisoners vi
not bc sent to Norfolk before Tuesday.
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TWENTY-FIVE GENTS PER BOx.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Tempcrnnce--I make one more urgent
call up,n all Temperance Ladies and Gentleinen
a ID friends of the cause, aud all Christians OF
cry denomination, to assemble themselves together
m the King street Church, near Hudson street. on
Monday evening, August %, At o'clock, 10 hear
what rum Is doing In our city. Tho meeting viii
lie one of deep interest to all DAVID GALBRAlTlI
President.
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Grent E.cIlemcnl nj Wilmington, Del.

Wilmington, Del., august 2ith.--Great ex-
citement exists in this city this evening. \
large crowd is around the Gazette office, which
has threatened coursc of unjust structures on
the First Delaware regiment. The Mayor is
10 have little effect. The course of the paper
has for a long time been detractiye OF the gov
prnmpnt
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING. AUG. 20, 1851,

''Let here De- but one ,car bef,,r Il should cost
millions Of Tires than hot IRE should lire in hourly
drcod Of Tdrs contiguous 10 a people aclo could
wake foreign alliances, and land drpp,supon our
shores 10 destroy our liberties"
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mia; ID Lieut.. Thcs. 8. Wilson, Of Missouri
Midshipman, Hy. 3. Claiborne; and Hilary b,
Cas-. Of New Orleans.
The 9th Massachusetts, regiment, Col. Jones,
win reform in a few days; and proceed to the
ecat Of war.
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TnE STEAMSHIP Vanderbilt, having COM
p'cted her repairs, was yesterday ioated of the
b lance dock, and steamed round to her berth,
Pier North River. The ship Far We4 is now
on the Great Sectional dock for the purpose OF
having her copper patched.
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Another Good Beginning !!
ARREST or RESIGNED OFFICERS.

Capt. Eohl,rt Tar,ill, and Lieut.. Tho,. 5.
Wilson, az the Marine Corps and Henry Is.
lanboru auI Hillary Ccuas, both Ndshipmen,
have teen sent to Fort Hamilton. They had
rendered 10 the Secretary OF the Navy their res
ignitiuu-, which were rejected. Their nlmc'
have been stricken iom the roll.
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The Campaign in Missouri.
From Jefferson city.

jefferson Cay. No. 1ug. 2i-Gcorge Il.
Smith, uf rctiis county, has been appointed
Adjutnnt General OF the state, and luhu Howe,
Police Commissioner for ST. Louis.
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Clnrlrred nnd Purchn-ed yc..e,.

a great many lists Of gunboits, purchased
vc,srls, aud chartered vessels, have recently
Teen published. Tho lit printed by u' some
weeks since WIS by Ear the fullest given out.
Every craft known to be hired or bought since
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DIR. Henry Zcll's
Nerv vine Pc w IL ers
To CURH
Dru n Il G n N ess.

May he obtained nj the following places;
No. 63 Division II, cor. Market, N. Y.
ms. BEACIfs, PA T. ghth avenue, N. Y.
Mus. HAYEs, iT5 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
De. WV. 4. MERoER's, PA Broad st, Newark.
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chase of this excess beyond family requirements.
Let the government ascertain how much II
wants, and how much II will give for Holr, and
tbo,e who have II will readily cOntract 10 sup
ply ", and take in payment Confederate notes.
Richmond Whio
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Moouxour ExcvnsrON. --fhs stcama Tho
r. Way made the last Of series Of moonligt
excursions on Wednesday evening, from New /
ark. Tho route was around Staten Island.
moro charming view than our Bay by moonligh
cannot DO had in the world; the sombre foliag
Of Staten Island throwing deeper shadows b
the light Of the harvest moon, which shimmere
on tho dancing waves, hero and there dotte
with the white canvas Of passing craft. A CAP
ital band enlivened the scene, in mockery /
the deluded rebels confined in frowning FM
Lafayette, which doomed in dark shadow,
threatening caution to the enemies Of our glc +
rious Union. The Way is commanded by Capt I
John Mason, for many years commander o.
Lake Ontario, who possesses several pieces
plate prrscntcd to him in remembrance Of hi
heroic services in saving life and property. o.
Saturday afternoon while leaving Coney Island
a flag Of distress was discovered in the lowe
bay, which proved 10 I've the steamer Sea Shor,
plying in connexion with the Long Brinci I
Railroad; the Way was at once headed for tho
disabled steamer, AMI Capt. Mason at the 70
quest Of the captain Of the Sea Shore, and wit
the unanimous consent of his own passenger
conveyed the 400 passengers to their destination
Port Monmouth. We understand that the pas
sengers Of the disabled vessel at once deter
mined to raise a testimonial to present to Cal
| Mason in gratitude for his Kind courtesy.
REFUSED \ CLEARANCE. Saturday alo
noon last the Surveyor refused a clearance I
the schooner Alabama, loaded with salt, butter
| brandy, general stores, SC. Tho vessel elaine
to hc hound to Washington, but as she change,
| hands on Friday, and the new owner did nc
appear a man likely to possess 80 valuable
| property, the Surveyor ordered her seizuru
suspicion Of being bound on an Illegal voyage.
| SAFE BAcK.-The bathing squad Of the Brit
ish Volunteers who were driftod to sea, anc
| losing their oars last Thursday morning, wcr.
cast on shore In their boat on tho Long Islam
side, about o'clock the same day. A slilo
very kindly rugged temporary mast and sail
and brought them 10 Camp Eaton, l.. /.
TmE NINru WARD POLICE announce III
death # Joshua II. Hyatt Of that Precinct. Mn
Hyatt died on Friday evening at his rcsidenc,
No. II Jane street, of Inflammation of tho liver
lilo is represented by Capt. Sebring, Of tina
Precinct, as having been faithful and eiIic
ent officer. lie leaves wife and child. Th
ia the fourth death which has taken place in tn
force of this Precinct within eleven months.
SAILED.-The Hamburger mail steamer Bivt
ria, Capt. Meier, left Saturday for Southamptoi,
IIavre and Hamburg, with 81 cabin passengers
and 159 in the stcerage, and the British steamo
Edinburg, Capt, Roskell, left for Lvepoo
with 20 cabin passengers, and others in til
steerage.
EurfIlcr News. see Third Page
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CITY NEWS.

NEW YoRk llosTIrAL, WEEKLY REPORT TO
ArGrsr, 23d 1861 Remaining on August
ltrh, 3Oj; admitted to Aug, 23d, 75i discharged,
cured or relieved, 40; died, o; remaining at
d.tc, 1921; males 293; females 81
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SAN FRANcr.co. Fridav. Aug. IG-P. NJ.

Tho mafkot i Signify more active. Tue
fifteen hundred troops called for from California
are to he organized agrccbly to tho request Of
Mr.. Cameron. Secretary Of War. Col. Clrlton,
Of the United States Army, is to be the chief in
command, taking charge Of the cavalry. The
whole fifteen hundred will be rapidly raised
Five companies, mostly infantry, were accept
ed today IN this city.
\ guard Of twenty-five L. s Infantry, and a
Licutcusrt, went down in the last Panama
steamer, 10 escort the treasure US far Us Aspn-
al
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Bounties TO Enlis,ins Omcer-.

Albany, Aug. 2i.-By general order to be
issued today from headquarters, bounty of two
dollars man Is guaranteed to any person who
brings in company OF volunteers not less than
thirty-twO in number.
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Further News, see Third Page
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Resignation Of Navy Officers.

Boston, Aug. 24.-The following officers of
the u. s. frigato Congress, which arrived here
this morning, have resigned
Captain Of Marines, Robert Mansitt, u YlTgi
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MILITARY NOTICES.

S25-FOr Sergeant and Twelve Men 10
a. up n company already mustered In under
perienced officers, Apply al am, or pm, at i43
Greene -t su24 $500
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A correspondent requests us to publish "a
synopsis Of the tax directed by the last Con
Sxress." The only direct tax u laid On real
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STEAMBOATS,.

EXCURSIONS-THR FAyORITE SEA
II steamer Con. ELLSWORTH, with saloon, &c,
to charter, VIM without larges for Sunday
schools, lodges, &c, Apply 10 JOSEPH T MAR
lin, Is south st. Ru23 24sc'l22
DEGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING
INBANKs,-The steamer CROTON Capt. jas. A.
Dumont will run to the Banks every day during tho
season, (weather permitting)
Lsaving-Edst Riuer. Ledving-North River.
Tcnth st., 10 AN. Spring st., $40 AN.
Broome ST., 100 AN Thirteth st., $50 IN.
Peck Slip, T46 AN Pier No. 4, 900 AN.
And Fulton st., Brooklyn, at !. 90 AN.
This one Of the best excursions out Of New York
Fare for the excursion 20 cents. auA 0'llA
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WHAT To no WIN THE WHEAT.

An interesting question with Virginia farmers
is what to do with their wheat. The Confederate
government is also interested in the same ques-
ton. The probability is that We shall have at
least 400 900 men in the field for the next twelve
months. These will require, at a moderate cal
culatiOn, J. 800 600 barrels of flour, or 5000, 0O9
bushels of wheat. We suppose the crop Of the
state will not exceed II, OOO,0 900 bushels. OF
this amount, about half will be needed for seed
and family use, as disting uished from the milit-
AIRY. At this calculation there would remain six
millions ion sale. not enough to supply the de-
inand ID the government by 100000 We do
and Georgia make fully 2, 900, 900 more than is
requisite Tor their own consumption.
II has been suggested that II would he wise in
the government and patriotic in the people to
come to sotne understanding for the sale aud puC-
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southern News.

"HICH LIFE IN RICHMOND.
A Richmond correspondent ofthc Mobile Ne'r',
"a lady, the editor says,) represents that city
as very gay" The writer says;-
"While here, MR.. Davis received company
every evening in her own parlor, and as it wlS
etiquette we did ourselves the honor of paying
our respects. | found her most atiable, and an
exceedingly intelligent and -prightly talker and
with her finished usage dU mode, she i pecu-
LARRY fitted to do honor to ourcXecutiye man
~
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

These Powders may be given, unknown 10 the
drinker, in coffee, tea, liquor, warranted harm
less, and free from naseating effects. jy23 G'ia
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Raising Of n Peace Flag mt Now Fairfield
Conn.

DonJvry, Conn, Aug. pat the raising Of
a peace flag today, at New Fairfield, about four
hundred persons were present. An attempt TO
haul down the peace flag and run up the Stars
and Stripes in it, place was successfully resisted,
and resulted in a serious fight. Two peace men,
Mossis. Wildman and Gorham, were seriously
wounded, one Of them it is thought fatally. No
firearms were used. Shovels, pickaXe', and
stones were freely used But about seventy
I'nionists were present. The peace tlhg "a still
flying. Great excitement exists.
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Boston, Aug 1.-THE Government has pur-
chascd the bark, VIM. e.. Anderson and Ethan
Allen for blockading purposes, at cost of si5,-
900.
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D1nJury, ] =. M--The two wounded peace
men were alive at half past o'clock this even
ing. There were only about three hunirc poo
pie at the meeting. The Peace fIS j. still ny
ing. No fighting was anticipated y, arrests
Of the disturbcrs Of the meeting have as yet
Ip,u made
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The Traitor wagofHn Commend
ing Operations Again.
THE BALL OPENED IN KENTUCKY.

Lo1isrile, Aug. 25.-The Memphis Appeal
of the Path reports seeing private telegram
from Paducih, stating that meeting Of citizens
on the 22d, passed resolutions requesting Gov.
MaRofIin 10 properly protect the citizens Of that
'cction Of the state against such occurrences "a
the late arrest II ton Kentuckians In Ballard
County, by earned ruf1ians from Cairo, and the
subsequent capture Of tho steamer Terry by the
Federal eunbuat Conestoga, announcing that If
Gov. Magofiin does not give that protection,
they will call On Tennessee and the Confederate
states. Nothing said, Of course, Of the capture
ofthc Evansville mail boat by Tennessee rebels. ]
Tho same plpcrs also state that Gov. Mlgoilin
,,lcpiaI hically proilcred the aid ~. u.red.
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INDICTMENT AND ARREST rop TREASON.

~. Louis, august 25.-Mr, Caldwell, who wa.
indicted for treason hv the Grand Jury la''
term OF the United States Circuit Court, wa-
taken prisoner, Tuesday last, in Lewis County,
hy Col. Woodyarl's Home Guards while at the
head Of 100 armed men. lie was turned over
hv the military authorities into the hanls Of
the United States Marshal, Saturday, aud
LODGED in Jail.
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Columbian Hair Dye


DYeN
IL ne article for hard times-it being the CHEAP
EST AZ also the BEST ever introduced, 1t dyes the
Hair Natural
BLACK OR BROWN,
without injuring the Hair or Skin, and Is 80 sci en-
thcay PREF AIRED, that II will not cause the hair 70
look "a II it had been dyed with stove polish. Many
Indies as well rs gentlemen, who have been induced
to try account Of It's cheapness, say It is the
hest they have used-seyeral were fearful THAI
il was not good because they had been in the habit
OF paying 81 and more for dye, and therefore were
afraid to try an article sold at the low price u
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER BOX.
But they say gives better satisfaction than any
they have yet used, and gives far better pearlncs
Ia tie hair-makiug II look more natural and soft
Try II all-Cspecialy those who are In the habit OF
paying 30 cents and upwards to have their whskera
ur muustiche dyed-"a penny saved ia penny
carned"-and you will hnd, after little patience,
that you can dye your hair well, and better than
mary who charge 50 much for doing it, and ut third
the cost
Manufactured and for sale at 40 South Second st,
WIliamshurgh, and for sale by Druggists generally.
au9 2aC'2OO
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Rolid, No, Aug. Alt. Col; Albert, OF the
IA Missouri Regiment, and eight or ten other
officers who have been prisoners in the hands o
the rebels at Springfield, arrived here this morn
ing. They were released on parole, subject TO
such arrangement as may have bccu entered in
to between the COnicderatcs and the United
States.
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LARGE CrIE,.--According to the census of
1860, there were nine ci,ic. in the United States
having population of 100000 or upwards, a,
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u California by the Pony y

OUTER TELEGRAPH STATION, }
NINETY FIVE Mills wE,r % FuRrkEAENEY, :
saturday Aug. u. }
The Pony Express passed here at 10 o'clock
this morning. bringing the following intclli-
ycnce lrptn the Pacific Cast -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IIoIIowny'- Ointment nnd Pills will cur,
any nllC; only rub the ointment into the chest nj
aud morning and take 10 pills nightly. iOj
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The Enlistment Question sc,i,-d.

THE GEORGIA srPI,IMT COURT JunGE OK nurY.
VAST ngion, dugusi 2i.-Thc question vi tic
terms 81 enlistment, which h.s been the source
tf the recent disturbances in several Of the fcyi
mcnts has been judlcially and finally settled.
The Governments right to hold the SOLDIER,
and the lall1cy Of the prctcnccs, originated by
mischief m kcrs, IL cficctullly expressed by the
decision If Associate Justice WAYNE, (ui
Grorgia), who has made the following Orler,
namely:
"That the wr, Of hrJcds corpn al wGriep-
linn awarded ly me on prior day, to wit, on
the lOth instant, upon the application Of Edward
A. stevens the pet Toner Aforesaid, be-, AMI the
anne j. hereby discharged, and that the Aforesaid
Edward a Stevens be, and hc Is hereby remit
ted tu hi- military duty in the First Minnesota
Regiment, rommind'd by Colonel willis, a
German, and that until then lie remain in the
custody ul the United States Mar hal f.. this
District
ntsLoYAL EMPLOYEES RrroRrHD.
The Potter investigating Committee for q
| long time were in session to-day II is said
ihcy have reported to tho several Departments
bout two hundred employees who cannot be de-
| pended upon rs loyal To the Government.
MORE or ruH wAsnSgroS TRAITORS.
The arrest Of Mayor Berrctt and hi, r'novil
| hence produced some sensation but no surprise;
| that military measure having previously bccn
| expected.
| There were other grounds than hi, refusal %
The oath Of alceiancr, good and sufficient To tho
| Government tor this proceeding. guard has
been u mI-rar,ly PLACED over his house. where
| h, family sIil remain.
| rEMALE TRAITORS ARRESTED.
OF the several women recently taken undc
| surveillance recently, one II Mrs. GrccnhOw wei
| nuwn IN fashionable circles. She a. well "A
| others just arrested, are accused Of giving ai'
| and comfort to the tpulrdUrltCs.
The Provost Marhal's docket Of such cases /
| not M vet filed. The oath Of allegiance q
LOYALTY was yesterday administered to the Wa
Department,
! CO... =. Il. F.gc., editor Of the New Yoh
state Gd-cHc, has hccn appointed 10y the Pre.i
dent Assistant Quartcnnistcr General IN ia
| three YEAR, volunteer service.
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THE RrnEI.s INACTIVE AND HUNGRY.

A great many contradictory reports rs to the
present and future movements Of tho rebels are
IN circulation, but the real purpose of the enemy
can only he conjectured. They seem now to he
more anxious to obtain subsistence than to make
offensive movements for any purpose.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

by TELEGRAPH TO TnE N y. SUN
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Womnn's Destiny md Mans Duty-A
lecture delivered at the Cooper Institute, by Mr.
SOPHIA SAGER WIENER, now published Ia box
form. For sale ut tie house Of the authoress, Al
Thine ave. one hall OF the proceeds will he gwen
Ia aid Of our gallant volunteers. Pricu % cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-19

BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1861.
GRAIN.-Vheat was in fair demand There
were some 25, 900 bushels at market to-day Sales
of white at l5al 80 cts for infer to medium 140a
$50 cts. for fair good and l55al5S cts for prime
to choice red l30al36 cts. for fair to prime per
bushel.
Corn.-Of Corn Is, 900 bushels were offered, and
white sold at 69a73 cts per bushe, and 1000 bush
els at 6Oa64 cts; old yellow at 64a66 cts, and
new at 59a63 cts. per bushel.
Oats.-Maryland sold at 40a42 cts.
Rye.-Of Rye we quote Mar yland at 10 cts.
ToBAcco.-The sales of Maryland this week have
been mainly confined to the receipts, inasmuch as
agents have no stocks on hand to offer. There ap-
pears to be rather less inclination to purchase the
new crop this week, but that may be owing to the
lateness Of the which prevents shipments to
Europe. Ground Leaf is still in good request
We quote before, viz: Inferior and common
STA S.; good common $5a $3.50; middling
$6a s 80 good and fine brown ST .5Oa S 10, and
extra fine $lla$ 12.
The inspections of the week are 343 hhds. Mary
land; and l37 hhds. Ohio-total 49, hhds.
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Victory Cd DEATH.-The following are the
concluding paragraphs of the inaugural ad''rv
of Governor Brown, of Georgia:
Were we disposed to yield, it is now too Late
to calculate the cost of submission. He wuEl,i
but feebly enumerate the results of our subjugn
ton who would remind us that it would fa>t"n
upon us the entire expense Of the war-load "il'
industry and that of our posterity for general
tons to come with burdens and taxation to-
grievous to be borne-subject us to military
despotism, and compel us to maintain standing
armies quartered among us, to insult lis with
their insolence, while they rveted more secure
ly the chain of our bondage-deprive us of our
self-respect, and break spirits with the crush
ing weight of our degradation.
Sooner than submit to this let the last man
in the Confederacy die molly at the point of the
bayonet, and let our wives and our children,
and all the property we possess, perish together
on one common funeral pile; and let the winds
that pass over our graves and chant our funeral
dirge, tell to other generations in other chimes,
that we lived freemen, and we died freemen.
DEFINING THEIR PosITIoN.-The Abolition
opponents Of the President and his policy are
fast taking their places in the ranks of opposi-
ton to the Government Gen. Lane, Senator
from Kansas, few days ago made speech in
Boston, in which, it is said, he took strong Anti
slavery grounds, asserting that General Hal
leck's army was fighting to crush treason, but
at the same time to preserve slavery"
The reception of the speaker, we are told,
was every enthusiastic" fact, if it be a fact
proving that the meeting was composed of the
Abolitionists of Boston, who are leading off in
the movement to abolitionize the war, and turn
it into crusade against Slavery.
The dividing line between the friends and the
enemies of Constitutional Government fast
defining their position. Let the question be
fairly tried upon this ISSUE and the result can
not be doubtfu.-New York Argus.