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We have brief ntimation Of unpleasant news
from Gen. TYLER's command in tn Kiniw IA
valley. We do not profess to Understand the
story, and il will, to say the least, I've all tho
stronger for confirmation, explanation and par
tculars.
The talkcd-of naval expedition from Old
Point sailed yesterday with 100 guns and .OOJ
men, under command of General BOILER. New,
Of its destination and operations will bc awaited
with interest.
The visit Of Secretary SEWARD to this city is
said to he for pcriccting the details Of the new
passport system, or passenger block ale Of trail
tors. Extensive leaks have to be stopped on
the Canadian frontier. Mr.. SEWARD left Al
blny, for tine West, accompanied by Mr.. LIS
Cor.N. late last night.
A North Carolina correspondent Of the Boston
7rdreiicr fully confirms the former statement,
relative to the Union movement in that state.
-Four Members Of Congress were certainly, aud
others probably chosen in a regular mmncr, on
the regular day-,omc Of them are no stranger.
TO the seats they will occupy. The Union
League, which ha, effected these elections pre-
walls throughout the statc AMI viii soon inau-
guratc a provisional state government, devoted
10 the Union. Exactly thus will thousand, Of
good citizens act in every scccdcd state, a. soon
A. the advance of the Union arms renders it
practicable
1t appears that before Selling the issue Of
the Daily Nc,r' at the Express o.lisc o. Mon
dny morning. Marshal MrurNY, accompanied
by Police Superintendent KrSvruY yisitci the
printing establishment Of the paper AMI cNim
ined proof impression from the forms, t. s..
Il it contained trci-onallo matter II sur
vcillan,c il to be established over the organ.
and tools Of the conieicratcs in thi- city, a
seems cmincntly proper, the least that ,hoalI
he done, certainly is to suppress the attire ,G
Gon Of any number aHorlug all and comfort to
the enemy, or wilully obstructiug the effort,
IL the Government against treason. \ still bot
ter way probably would be, to supprc,, entirely,
oycry such paper until ITS proprietor, are vii
ling to pledge themselves to dcsit from their
criminal course. This would bo doing the work
thoroughly aud consistently, and would super.
scdc the present everyday sensation item Of
scarchc- and seizures.
1t is reported that the English and French
fleets on our coast are intended for service at
Vera Cruz intervention in McNican affair.
being the probable design Of those government.
Mayor WALLACE, Of Washington, was III,
Mayor really chosen by the minority of vote, al
the last election, when lIcrrct obtained the Office
A legal adjudication Of his claim hat been ic
MED, but it is now confirmed without trial.
Dr. W. u. MANNING, Of Maryland, nul T.
g. SEhToLp, and W. T. WALKEE, were a.
rested on Monday, charged w.h REASONABLE
correspondence with the enemy.
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DELAFlELD y co
gS brow
CTATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or +.
ALBANY, August It,
To TN SnrEiTr % TuE CuUNlY uI NEN D
SlE-
NoTicP IA nERFHY GivRS, that Vt the 4
Election 10 lee held in this Stat. 90 tie p
succeeding tn first Monday Of November uc
How g officers are 10 bee elect Il, t. wits
A Secretary Of State, IN tie place OF David IA
Jones;
An Attorney General, IN the place Of Chi
Myers:
State Engineer and Surveyor, IN the place
X. Richmond;
State Treasurer, In the place If Phillip D.
eT;
A Canal Commissioner, in the place Of IIlrnn
ner, Tor nill term;
A Canal Cummissioncr IN the place Of Benia
Bruce, who was appointed a. A. the =,
occsssioned 10y the death of Smuel II Ba
A. Inspector of State Prison, IN tie place OF
7. Everest;
Judge Of the Court Of Appe,ls, in tho p
Geo =. Comstock;
All whose terms of Office will expire ON
day of December next
Ais, A Justice of the supreme Court for n
Judicial District, In the place Of Thu.
tlerke, whose term OF office will exp 70
asi day ui December next.
Also, SENATORS for the Fourth, Finh, Six
s,y.hih senate Districts comprising the
ui New York.
COUNTY OFFICERS To RE ELECTE
ScvTncen Members Of Assembly.
shtrh, ~ the place OF John Kolly;
4 County Clerk, in the place of JOHN Clancy
judge If Common Pleas, in the place ii D.
Brady;
a Justice Of the Marine Court, in place Of 4
Mtyuatd:
District Attorney, in the place Of Nelson
torbuiy;
Two Just. as Of the superior Court, n the !,
Lewis u. woodruff and Murray llu'ru,,
-Four CoronoIs, iu the place Of Robert GtmhSl
drew h Jprkmpa, Francis H. O'Kpo,
william 5 mrmeT
Two Supervisors, in the place If Elijah +.
and Orrisnu Blunt:
Al whose terms Of office will expire on .
day O. December next.
Yours, Respectfully,
ID. H. FLOYD JONES.
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Hydn"o,cn, Nd., hug. 27.-A general court
martial Tor this Division has been organized, Of
which Col. Blddlr, Of the lirst Pcnn,l lvinia
Rifles, Is President and Major Maiilton, Of the
Second l,nnsl lyanil Reserve il Judge Aivo-
cate. II il not known that any officers Of high
rank are to Ia urraigurd.
A telegraph line from Washington 10 ihis
point was completed ON Saturday. Work wa,
commenced at Tcualcyiown Tuesday last AMI
run distance Of about 30 miles in little over
five DAYS
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MSBURGH.

BuHNNG CASUALTY MIR. Elizabeth Slcv-
en', widow lady, residing at NJ. pa South
It'll street, T.. D., was seriously burned yc,,er-
day, hy her clothes taking fire from a stove near
which she WIS standing. On discovering that
her clothing was en- fire, N, ran scream N, into
the street, and WI, 80 badly burned before the
flame, could be- rNtiuguishei, that her recovery
is considered doubtful.
fIHE.-An alarm Of irc yesterday evening, in
the Fourth district, was caused by the burning
OF a chimney in Mortroc avenue. 40 plrticu-
lar damage was done
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ADoRTIvE EFFeRr ron FAsrnR MARINE Es-
oINRa

DIMES.
A loard appointed for that purpose have lust
ccrnple'ed the examination of the proposals. + r
and draw ng- ~ fast screw pr1prllar steqmera.
in answer 70 the invitation Of the Nav Depart.
ment TO acme iNteen or eighteen sL p3uii iefs
and cor structWs ~ marine engines. The invi-
ta'ion was In consequence Of the reprcsc nations
OF many persons that much Elstsr vessels than
those IN the Navy might thus lie obtained
Such steamer were required TO move AZ thu rate
81 fourteen miles an hour. o. these shipn lid
crs nnd engine constructors, only two pifiies
r,s1ond'd to this requirement, and even VIII {
they pfcIo-'d was not satisfactory 20 the hoard.
A letter received in this city from Tcnnos-
ace SAYS that twenty-five H. rfand rebels are
under snn- IN that state. In the Lagrange die
trict all Tut twenty four Of the male inhabitants
have 81 lifted in the rclcl army.
Amos Kendall anil family have abandoned
their home, near Washington, and removed to
Trenton, New jersey, where they will romain
until the clOse Of the war.
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EnHp. .iug 27 Several thousand people
guhoUd around the fremont House tonight, The
OCCASION being q -,r'nlc to Hon. Joe II III. ol
Kentucky. After appropriate air, hy the band,
Nj. Holt appeared ~ the step, Of the Hotel and
was introduced 10 the crowd hv Edw. Ever. II
who made some complimentary aud very pltri-
u;ig remarks.
Mr. llult va. received with earnest cnthu.
si.sm and -pohy about H. miuutc-.
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"cenernI" sicLlcs mud His urIunJc

We publish the reported order OF the S,crcta
Ty Of War in reference to this matter. with deep
modification. The appointment OF another
mere civilian to general command, ought hv
every consideration Of patriotism ami official
fidelity, to have been stcrnly refused, M ui4t,r
Uhat circumstances Dr ptd9s existed in favor OF
the step. We anNiou,ly desire Tor the sake of
the country, that General SIoKLrs may turn
out to be- more Of soldier than Of q man, and
be- a. suocc-. tul in command as IN Washington
diplomacy. But the reverse should happen,
there viii he few 10 pity ~ mitigate the cNcyra-
ton that will fall upon the olirnl, whoever he
may be, who is responsible lur this mo-, absurd
appointment.
The reference of the question of the Colouclcy
al the Second Fire Zou,yc, to the set OF udi,cr,
who enacted the dsgraccidl scene Of violence
and mutiuy in the Park, the other day, it i,
suilicicn, &. sa, is Of piece with the rest OF
the order.
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NHobJh1, I0q "a dispatch frlm
niti-lur; To Mr. bingham, of Alan, ENp &C.,
Company, state that the oNplo1ipu thyrr i, -uI O.
r",I !, nav, n'rn caused ,y boy of P'rcu.-
{. Fremont s.. Louis. Il occurred at the rail
road depot while unloading the Eastern car.
VIM. Mclaughlin aud lohu NJ thcr. who were
u-i!" the car were srriuu w. it no, fatally
wounded. Mt Rcgan and Mr. Bachelor. who
were ON th" outside, wrp wound'd-lhc former
slightly while the latter had a leg broken.
m fNpr'-7 Company are taking the bc,t POI
-ihlc care OF the wounded.
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The Learned aud Aminblc ..rimr-.,

The London 7im,s seems to he waNin biudc.
with spleen than it usually is with AFRO
gancc and pompo,ity. In it, latest cltoril,
that has reached rs, Ignorance AMI spite 50 vie
with each other that it is inpo, tihlc to say
which predominant The following morsl.
will illustrate both:
"Tht tie people of tic NortA viii cs.i pas M.
taxes nuw riupus,d to Dee levied, uu evil b Ilry,
who knows hat the object uus u' tNo uu.ttIlr
must certainly ho t. taxes h'uh will 30. .u tie JOB.
ture of poll ttN, and will hc rtpr' -o tod ,t tIhrur
equal sums from tie l'"or ns nom tie ro'"
To overlook and mi-undcr .tand the most re-
cent, prominent and simple fact, of great qucs.
ton, 80 a. to represent our taxes (Which are
solely on real estate and incomes above $500 Der
annum) ~ "poll-iaN taking equal sums from
the poor as from the rich'-is a a density Of in.
tellcctual stupor dis re,litlblc even to the p,.t
reputation Of the London Times! There i, an
other view of the quotation, hut one no les, dis
creditablc both to the candur aud Intelligence If
the Tim,s. ii the remark apple, to the tariff.
the Times knows, ar ought to know, that the
Northern people have long been the habituatcl
payers and strenuous supporters Of precisely this
sort Of "axes' in preference to all others.
"Thst any sane Eng.ishrnan viii send his money
over ~ Americ, 10 uuy paper certain t. be repIi-
ted, Is out Of the question"
Come, Mr.. T'm,', this is little too COOL
Don't, for Pity sake, advertise your lost cqua
namity in such impotent extravaganza. Such
preposterous, hopeless ding, at public ere Iii
that never yet so much as trcmblcd. in any
storm, i the most huniliatng confession tina,
while you have nothing to say you are in too
bitter mood to contain your,clf. The Tissue
cess of the Times arrogant and wicked lead on
the American question, seem. TO have turncl
it, cntrails all to bile.
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NOVICE OF APPLICATION EOR TIE

NOTICE or APPLICATION For THE
'd.7'lu 20 eff au WSu.trnt debtor. ,r the purpose
f.. 'tuu.rtugg Dis Ip.suu from Imprisonment, pgr-
aInt a. tie prov H1us a tie fsH article ui tie first
TIE OF tie tirh chapter o' the second part uf the
Rsyu ed Statutes
u LII $ KAIrROWISCIL Of Tie city ~ Now
York msuycut Notice first puhl .HnI Ifa d.s of
j y, 1861. Creditors t. r.olr h.urr Hon.
John 4. HOFFMAN,, Re. ord. ut the CITY and
County OF New lurl,,Ht bis o.hee,Np % Wal street,
m said City of New iu.k,ur tua 2lst day of August
lrl, ot ten u'go lu the .yIrl pom, gHd show cause
Why aH assignment al tho said I.suyeurs tate
should not be made and his pen SON Thereafter lie ex-
rmHcd uom arrest an imprisonment, hy reason of
my debts arising upon contract previously made Ina
ms MAJ dual capacity, 81 IN his late INNS name
q" ~ hAlTROMISCH N Brother, aud Il ia prison,
WY he should not be discharged from l. iuprs'
onment
JOHN COOK & SON,
Attorneys for the Insolyeut'
IyiGTrlla III Nassau st, N Y.
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Commander Porter True to ,hr Finu.

Washington, AWg. 27.-Tho Navy Dcplrt-
mcnt /, satisfied with the abundan, proor,wh'ch
Commander Porter has presented in pfltation
Of the charge against his LOYALTY hi, own ali.
dayit showing the alleged secession letter to his
son to be- a forgery.
CoNrRNHASp INrEgC oURSE-TRENsuRY 0TpFE.
The SECRETARY of the Trcn,ur, has Just issued
a circular instructng collectors and other -Grcr,
Of the customs, to usc all vigilance i'm present
inE commercial intercourse with the iuhah'taut.
ol the states in insurrec'iou. The Collectors and
other officers Of the Customs will report all -'if
urcs made under the PROCLAMATION, to the proper
District Auun,, for such proceedings, as the
law and facts may justify in each case.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. ~, 1851.

"Let there Be but one scar better .ionid COS,
millions Of hires hun TIA, ,re shoua lire in lour'y
dread Of acdrs contiguous to a people min could
rdie foreign alliances, and land a,-u.,s ao1t our
chores 10 destroy our liberties"
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CmLpHEN roH THE WEsr.-A large num-
bcr Of children, boys and girls, were shipped f r
the West, yesterday, 10y the Childrcns Aid So
cicty, under the charge OF Mr. {. c. Tracy. b.
fore their departure, some interesting addresses
wcrc made by gentlemen present. It expect
ed that another party will leave in few DAYS
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Another Battle.
DEtIIT ~ CDI. TyLEP'S IDEcYS ~
IHE klNiUHi.

Cuo.pUoG, ing. I've learn from the IA.
nnwhn that col. Tylcr'' forces at Sunmcrsylc.
wcrr surrounded AMI badl, defeated by the re-
bol, under Gen. lloyd, early Yesterday morn.
ing. We have received no urticuar, vet.
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BOARD or SrrEEyI>oR,.-Nt the regular
meeting Of thi, Board Yesterday communica-
tiOn Wa, received from the Comptroller, an
l.36.l ON property below 10Th st., and l.gl1 ON
property anoye that section. The Board post
poncl the appointment of inspectors AMI cam
yassrr, uutll the first Tuesday in October. \
few pap.ls were referred after which the B5lri
aIlumncd % lrdaN.
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CITY NEWS.

hQrArIc.-YNcur EEGArrA.-A Grand r..
gatta will come ~ Thursday, August -, from
the Yacht Club Basin, foot of Vanyorst street.
Jcr-"y CITY It will be a race for jib and main
'aiI, and cat rugged yachts, AMI some Is or / /
boats are now entered. The course will be
from the Jersey q y Yacht Club anchorage to
the Robbins Rect Light, and back to the Judge,
yacht, .ailIus over the distance three times to
complete the race. The ir,t aud second boats in.
OF each clAs-, viii receive prize. The ant
will take place at O'Clock +. NJ.
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TN iUrr "pIN,r' II NG.-lho secession
sEuWi'l.c.- il lart ul Numcld Conn.,, made
ana cn"t recently 10 uI.ic "p'lc' hlI.' 80 a
'''pacr man went I" springfield, amt ordered 4
iias. with the word 'l'nr." painted across il.
When the Manufacturer saw that that WI, the
style Of flag b" wanted. he denounced the man
os traitor To his country, and or lrryl him or
II" returned home discouraged. Thrn the luvul
Union men tupl, holl, and last FRIDAY a hand
som" American laE Wa, raised, with cheers and
spcr,hr, and "a patriotic time generally. The
STAR and stripe 'o very wen for a peace" ilag
In that -cc,vu.-iiu't"dl ora Pass.
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Price aud NIcCullough Retiring.

The Little Rock True Dcmncrdt OF the PA
learns that the troops under the command oi
Gen. Price left Springfield for Camp Walker on
the 10th, and that Ben. McCulough and force
had gone to Camp Scott
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ARREST or \ NorEp SLAVE DENLEn.-
j. \. Mlcha,o, residing at 40. 30 ST. Marx :
Place was arrested yesterday by Marshal. Shcc-
han and Ice, Tor being engaged in the slave trade.
lie Ia. perhaps cNcclcd all others Of the elias,
in this city in this business. Among the ,lavcrs
that he outlitci are the Moutauk, the Brutus
the Triton, the Kate, the W. Il. Kiblc. AMI the
MARY Frances. H. owns the Kate, AMI had an
interest in the Others. lie is Spanmrl about
fifty wears Of age and one Of the oldest, veal
thic't and most successful slave dealers in New
York.
lie was brought before Commissioner Henry
for examination, and held to -, 600 bail, in de-
fiuld of VIII ca he was sent TO the Tomhs.
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ArAInloII. M srINIrrn Lrrrl-n.

Flag officer Montgomery. commanding the
Pacific squadron, in writin., e. thu Nccrc,lr, OF
the Navy, relative to the expiration OF tho two
YEAR service OF officer, and mem says;
For my own part neither cNp'ct nor desire a
day. n-pito from active employment duriu. the
continuance ui our present ,tu,gl" for the main
icuaucr of our national honor and the integrity
Of the Union, II rests with the Department 90
determine MY sphere OF duty either ON thi, or
on IA. other side OF the continent
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DELAflELD & Co,

Solicitors ~ Patents aud Consulting Eigr
O. BROADWAY, New Yurr,
invite the attention OF Inventors and pr,o...,
chauicS b. tkcir facilities for o'tomig Van }
nn1rd.ng advice IN the best methods uf "a
science g. tie useful arts. Srrcirtr,rlo,
CLAIMS viii be prepared hy us iu exact aud }
hcnsyc style. aud viii bc subm tied t., aud =,
in'd ~ our legal counsel, a. j. wuLAGn
who las been specially retained by ne. 70
pleasure TO state that We have ais, secured :
operation Of Prof IouS TpErry, Prot a
EAroN and Hon. THos. ENuNNk, date G..
si"ncr oi Patents,l As BoARp or Cps-ut.
who either iu Individually, or a. . Board, vii -.
their valuable assistance and advice In o..
other examinations, involving chemical =
engineering and mining operations. ~
that iu this regard the nc.t.c, which We q
ui7h t. tie inventor are peculiar ayd o' great Z
DENwINGs and MODELS, both Tor patent, uI
purposes, are furnished by as ou reasonable
NEGoriATIoNs uf patent pr. gcr'y conducted.
For lui particulars, Apply personally on D.
1,
DELAFIELD Y co
arau'l22 os Bro.
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Will auimadycrmF as wo did yesterday
with just severity, upon the lncon,i-,rupy OF the
Administration in the use ol it, patronage, it T.,
but lust to remember that mo- PRECEDENT since
the last Adam, has made su few party Changes
in office as the present. The Postmaster ami
minor employee Of the GoNcumrr. generally
ARE mostly a. buchanan left them Democrat,
and the hungry Republican. Who ln,oWorhcl
for the loaycs and tshcs are mostly ,'.u,
hungry still Even the Democratic gardeners,
porter. and mes engcrs Of the President hous,
remain snug in their berths, nrptc even of -cri
Gus imputations upon their loyalty, which may
or may not be well founded. The ruling fault
Of the Administration j, not political ntolgr-
ance, but a veal, Indulgence Of It's enemies.
TmE Daily Ncrs, in onumeratmg the results
likely to follow from proclamation Of martial
law in this city, forgot to state that al gamblers
would probably be obliged to gainan honest
living. IN st. Louis, Gen, Fremont ob'igcs
them to work at repairing the roads
ID. APPLETON & Co. have published fine,
life-like photograph Of General MCCLELLAN
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\ CONVENIENT LETTER SHEEr.-Mr. Alfred
Pcll, Il this city, is the inventor of a neat note
and letter Sheet which is 50 folded as to furnish
its OWL envelope, and it has the government
stamp ON the outside. The government has
purchased the patent, and allows the inventor
percentage ON the sheets, which are put up ia
packages Of one hundred and sold by the sta
TONERS
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LEGAL EpORTs-wEDNRsDAy.


Assignments by hfiHt Partners IOi,L5ic.-
tor rs. eaM.-The following is the opinion It
Judge Brady in this case: "Thc assignment
which the plaintiff in this case seeks to set aside
was executed by three partners, one Of whom il,
an infant The interest # such infant did not
pass by the Assignment. The assignee took no
title, could convey none a. to his part, ami tho
execution oi the trust is impossible The az
spnmcnt oipoIerty fer the benefit Of creditors
NUT I've absolute and irrevocnblc in terms. and
the instrument itself not subject to any dclea.
sancc 10y the act Of any Of the parties The act
Of the infant in signing the paper is voidahle
and may bc coubtemctci by him, either before
or at maturity. The estate cannot be admins
tered with the doubt Of the infant. ratification,
which can hc solved only when the infant ar
riycs nj the age Of twenty. one years. The
cfeditor, cannot le DELAYED under such circum-
stance think the assignment VOID, and that
receiver should hc appointed
supreme Court.
stephen 4. Spencer, minor enlisted in Col.
IAison', regiment, was brou hit up on AaJsd.
corpus. The Colonel claimed hi, recruit, on the
ground that lac va, II year, Of age. AMI fully
responsible for hi. own acts. Some other qucs-
ton. connected with the case led t. a p,,'pon,.
ncnt 10 "wednesday, Juds e Sutherland wishing
10 consult some recent authorities
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SMALL B"Ars ron nm NAvY.-Thc rapid
'nlarg mrnt Of the Navy is producing great ac-
tNiiy in lngorsoll' boat building establishment
On south stree. \ large number Of hand, are
constantly engaged in turning out surf boats,
l'un. hes, gigs, row boats, &c., for the various
runboa,, in process Of building and r,-con,,ruc-
ton In the several s"ahoari cities. These boats
are con-tmctcd under direction Of government
agents.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

These Powders may bc rlvcp, unknown
drinkcr, IN cu'i,e, tea, ~ lIror, WArf1nt"s
less, and free from uauseatinl. effects. iy2a {
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MD CHAMBER LEVY TRoro,Tp
LoniSriHe, AHq. H.--Goy. Moore. in the Now
Orleans Pic0y,Uc, calls on each family " con
tribute blanket. for the soliicrs.
"ErG TIfrSpEH"
The Savannah RynJhcm says that the Con-
federal" authorities within week would COM
plrc the def, n c., ~ that no Federal fleet can
enter harhOr or inlet, or land troop' on the
coast OF Georgia.
The Wick burg wig advocates the mnnurIc.
turc Of cotton seed oil tor burning, the blockade
having deprived them Of material for light
WiUlE pip sliE CONF FEoNi2
Tie Charleston Courirr saws that an iron ella
steamer named ltndolph ol 10 tons, hl, L,cu
purchased savannah for the cui,i OF Spu,l
Caroline. She makes IS 10 ( knot, an hour.
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C,TATE OF NEW YORK.
- Asst Q'mtel1nsstDl's G,l'. Department
81 Walker street
New York, i f'y 22d,
AT duly authorized claims against tie y. \
Cuntcrmastor'o Department At this depot, %
Presented AZ ONCE al this OH q for s.ti'cn
&. A. ARrHll
Engineer m Chlc'
zee SM&Tu'l26 Acting Asst Q,arterIasIeI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-28
The Privnteer sumter Heard from, &c.

Bos,on, Aug. T.--The British brig Forwa d
arrived here today from Cienfugos, and reports
saw OF Cape Antonio, Aug. All. the priv It ,er
Sumter laying off and on. Spoke Aug. 2Bi,
lat A. long 81, ship City Of New York from
Liverpool for New York.
The supply ship Frarnot left the navy yard
today to join the blockading squadron.
UNION CoSvENrIoS ~ MAssACnrgHrrs.
The Republican State Committee have issued
= call for state convention at Worcester O.t
LIST. The call il addressed TO "all citizens of the
commonwealth who are in favor Of the Union.
for the support Of the government, and for
vigorous prosecution Of the war against wicked
and improved rebellion, and who are determined
IN good iaitl, and without reservation to support
the constitued authorities in all attempts to
restore the sway Of the constitution and laws TO
every portion Of the country"