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Fort OF Nev York, May 10, 1861.

ARRIVED
Ship Olafaon of Richmond Mel Stewart Liverpool March
via Savannah Bar twhee she was ordered eh BY steam
gsle NogaIs I'm salt to kesmi,a ions Apt q
II \, 8 s;st ssSs5 IS
a &, sas ae s s 20 New Schulz Tor
sh John Dys.. 0f Bo, s srsne, y ,s 81 d.ys
thp Atlas Br Of Glasgow. Thompson. liverpool % days.
ship slotLrsham, s,sasn asyre, April 10 with mdss
Snip h,izabs q Hamilton aTiina Antwerp, 80 days. with
shp Glad TsaRs Se'cn Tsxs Reads % s.ys
Nsses e ssn1 lS inst Ia % y lon = n
lat g q Ion g ~ steam hip Asia hence for iAssrpooi I'm
for premen: i5h OF sinreeocK clicked up boat paiaed
green. The . has been on Tho Gar since Thursday With
sh'p admiral Rrommy Cp,em Meyer, Alexandria u days,
anh ioadirg for Eurcps hss winds 10. The pas
BARI Linden Norton Lerpoe April e. vita coal to SIN,
s cs ana S oye laa s aa.e 6aas days with
coal TO laysr Co Ap e a ~ y lon ~ sGp
1h Got sh,wns $50 dss pendant dds City
Bssk Simon irusS Da,ahsbe Sunderland 80 days via
coal wv Meyer Had some heavy weather lost and
PAN ty!phiae B Henderson, Bordeaux IS days. In bal
Bank larota of Baltimorc, Crowen Rio yansir March
2 In ballast 10 master raw on Rio Jancro bark Fame, Of
E Mgch,., T q FoSey cS Eescss lie % days.
NV Ii svnsena CBr of Yarmouth, MS crosn., w.ter.
ford Gays With coal &c to master Had light " winds
:rolo TIE asAs took pilot the 10th Inst % miles
Il Highlands. from boat Narv Taylor Not
ss MsF SsTie 81 saSsa sa o"d'na' May
brig Anita Or Ray, ke'ytas, May g. with sugr and
n.o'asses TO lhos Owen Con No Gate, near Salt Key
Irl Ntrothon os Belfast, poske Aagua IL DAYS with
sup6f and honey to Brookuan Co. Had great des
OF &c ~ weather
toJ Elwcl 90. sd tn Company wit, bark A ) Ross
tcsr chas II Rogers Cot Nowburypa1t Langley sgyus Il
Gays. vi suga-, dc, 10 Merrill Abbott
Schr Dsshes b. sma, Hisboro, Ms, days, with plss
ter, 10 Walter 1ompkins.
Sehr loin l,umack Pierce. wilmington, NJ, days
schr Adele felcs Cartwright Rizabsthport 70, Fall
River.
hchs swole Brown, froyid snce for Elizabeth
sehr Eo,o. Guiser. HEREFORD for EiiysbsthporI
Schr 4 Hazard, -, Hsrtlord days
sehr sarah louise Woo .'nd, Norwich for phileiph's
Schr William Gray, Duei Portland, CT, DAYS
schr Otis, Anazen. Ro,dout Tor Boston
fchr Superior, Robinson. Fond aut for Rosoa
tohr Alpra, Rogers r, ndout FOR l'royideuce.
Steamer Mans ulta Ag,g, Nes Sedfold
Steamer petrtl, Young, ffoyldeuoe.
BF1OW
BrIg Jane George. from Rio Jsneiro.
fchr Kate Stewart, from Savannah.
SAILED
7thships Harvest Queen, Universe and Moore (Br
Liverpool, Nestslinden (sur. Duba; Ch.rner
bark Alien, Key West; brigs Julia Cok Yalmou
Yankee Flade, Monievideo Guaya tBrem) aayana M
eh!as, TrinitSd
ls,hships star King, Fan Francisco Empire and john
Petam (dan). London keni Morgan, Old Po.ot Comfort
julie. irundy, ilristo bsks oie lbrem Brenen Venus
Cnrecoa Evening Star Ponce; Washington Butcher Phiis
Gaez; Rooer, Move Ponce; Ambrose Light Phuadephis;
Loch Lumond, Plymouth
l9th-s,canship Coat4acoslcos, Washington City
Wind during the day W 10 SsE
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nav s7EAMrs olrY o. BOSTON AND CITY or NEW
YORK.

NLw sTgAnRs CITY o. BOSTON AND CITY or NEW
YORK.
The work upon ttetso new steamers City OF Bostoa
AM CITY ~ New K the Norwich acd worce lice
between this city ard D sion Is rapidly progressing
The Cry q Eo o. Tie eSpe ted viii be ready at az early
day Cor al cpgiIeeTs trial trip Steam applied 10
et eogoe Gu Wednesday last resulted very salts
Fectcry 10 all concerned Tbs dimensions OF the steamer
arc follows --Lopg,h Of Geek Sl5 feet; breath OF
beam 20 feet breath all - feet dep,h or hold,
AZ feet riches diameter Of cyueer 81 inches length
Cr ttrcLe, l. feet; diameter OF tee wheels ss roet
t.chrs The hull is divided mo four water gh. com.
arinSfts as pre- utionsTy Measure In Of collision
80 y i built as strong ron and OF make It.
re. principle Or coubincg diagonal iron braces with
The cJ6n frame beng Ia this case the dis
gcoai ton braces fsstepca the outside or the
fTsNe wefk and beneath the pl,nking which plan It IL
hcieyec viii e6d greatly tie sueug,h II tic vessel
'hc s be,g Gtd up 10 EGG at style with logs than
olc iuscrcd family ond obes state ICONS bes,ies hay
lrg sicepipg GcoCmoJa loss for four hundred other
pt4fttstrs in tho lJaer u ors The ergines are
p NJ tato power fur the size OF tho steamer
"ud p tle hu IL Of the bCaatiru moSel ID * OK
F'ta h sAc w1 be very fat yea sel and capAbl, Of
+"At wv an A9iH lsl4ne sound in any weather The
49, e'' " arrangements Tor hcstoS the state rooms
- seah hafe Oetn crowded foe steamer City OF New
fofS VII IN every r.rpcc. Of dimensions m ,de por
=" ANN* NNiVSt'hu 'Nt1 W vita the Ctr Of pnsor
They nsse been bum &c ordug to tho ,ds,g a.a n,do
ihe surorin'endence of capt.ip coostsek fc,m,r,v
Of tac Collins Inc OF steamship President o. a. en-
ta.y. Builders OF the huh Samuel ssn,ea 4 "a
builders or the engines, n ,vety Iron Yoiss la,er
rics s! Murray painters, DJ'tmAp Sous: cons,rus
ave erg ncer, Charles NJ Copeland. The City * Bs,n
vii be vndcr the coumspd Of CAPTAIN wm, wilcox o
ihe steSmer Connecticut he City q New Ye,k vi
D. Commanded b. Captain Jesett late Of the steamer
Dey Stale.
Thcse steamers viii ffpcvt from and arrive nj the now
he, Tool Of NtetFy street iva blocks below Canal street.
@ne tbc O&tern terminus ~ the tous Will be at New
itnton, Instead Of Ncyn Iout, a. present AT New
sNndop, Wlar' bUIdred Feet long and new
ter tho freight d0r0t three huudfei fec. long src
lt, and 40 V ~ fcaoy for u3c ~ the la of kv
h%N zoe hew totmir0s vii ppeeets several irnp)rAagt
~ saste over tbe oil ose especially In wtutec when
no weather being - hoiserous tho sound
" itaoee " ,ve, t1e lassen gers for New York IN
p0setdi Nh.ott ose 81 Inns, n The rsi~csi ros,e
sNGid tOeg sc tN as s' vi rh cannot ba dom frnr
1hsh's R0Dt. Tie Nufsich atd Worcester Railroad |
toGfsny are tonR t0 p'aec On Their road a Nun.
be 81 CIV ttN'etu Wleol eavs, elegantly ard cor,
lori uttsb d " rU9 between Is efcn auq Ne I,n
tG " rAnfttp1 stsh IL m .afnsrg Nav syprees |
NAM Alsn % t1n tbe nov Toncn ard Northern
O. INT il Wee IOtcOs ~tul ptic and feimerl Tail.
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al SIC zoe. Crude sperm aud xhs,o were In moterae
censrc ex prices unchanged
PRo,a css.-Pok wac heavy and lower, With salss Of
eco &c tb.s ircudtg c,ty and Western mess al SIT
81? sS and at Sl3 for prime Beef STEADY but dull,
ard saes confined 10 40 bills az 81 81 so for country
prime, $40 Sill for repickei Sees, aad at sii &c
&l2 10 for extra ditto Reef hauls were STEADY and Ia
Ter teuaLd With q sse OF so bos a. SIS Cat meats
wire heavy sales OF l2e hbds. AT Shc &c.
for r,ck.ed hams, aDn a &c for dry satet shoulders
lard WIS heavy, while sales embraced SEQ bbis. ana
ts,ces al PC 9e Butter ard ehe.se were steady and
In fair request.
Pss-A sale OF 100 casks was made at 5sic, and SOD
60 were sd fcr export at private terus.
s,csRs were n 2oad deasnd, chiefly for reduing
While prices were firm. The sales embraced sboat 80
III Dc mostly Cuba mu'coyados within the e SC
&c for refining 10 prime grocery goods aud go boxes
we're ~ Id on private terms.
w,nsAEy-rhe market ives heavy, while tie sales ON
braced ECO a SEQ Ibis. al I6c.
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Miscellaneous.

Ban rlaGeco and sana sch Islands shipping aises s
dates per Fony Exrresa, In columns.
scnn FaAScIs EDWARDS before reported asi opposite
Wcsthsr ron. remaiPs iu about The position Ben
jamln, Of RGst Marion has contract a 10 get her on
scHR QucE (snsco during the sE gale inst an
cloed uncer tie OF Ga -taers saud nv side VII
choIs down About midnight abe began drag
ashore on the rutks aud broke She by
Frederick and John william b.ohers wh) the only
persons On board
MfssSG NEsspt-schr ssrah A Smith or Belfast, Wing
called from esJcTt nj, March IS Tor SayaDn.h and has
ttcn heard Of Her cargo was ice she va, Owned
Hafaeen, r, asd onefs aud her all belonged 10
belfast, bic.
IuNcrrp-1he clipper ship yutwaier WA sncosssrujy
launched nj Meefofd On Ihurlc4y Afternoon
The following table give. summary tealcls IN
hafbors OF NeN YORK. Boston, Baltimore, Wilmington. No
Charleston, sayauuah Mobile, New Orleans sna Gal
l.'e sccoaa.s lroul each Of those ports
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banks were small concerns. Few failures have
been reported here this week. A couple Of dry
goods dealers, and lie fancy goods frm-in good
credit almost up 10 the day Of its suspension
srs The most conspicuous stoppages Of the week
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market during the ma 4 week 6ai month:
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Otifuary.

The CosfI 8oE7lY Reports the death OF Mrs HsRTa4 q
WAsIRuRS the wife OF Israel Washbarn ESQ. OF liver
more, Me and the mother OF Governor washbafn aud
two members OF Congress The deceased daughte
9! Lieut. Samuel BcDam officer 10 the Revolutionary
War, and was IN the Goth year Of her age.
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Movements or Ocean Steamers.


KINGSTON. IA, HAVANA AND NASSAU, N. T.
ZJLuFrcn York for Kingston, Ja, hs Atn day of
each month,
KAnsAx-Fiom New Yorkfor Havana via Nassau, n r. ou
the arrival every alternate Gunard seame- at New York
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ paoksses cnd less teAded for he New YoRK HsRAIn
sisztd BE- sealed
.oR NV YoRK--Tins DAY.
4 80 MOON morn s.
sUs IA niCH WATER. morn q
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ARRIVALS.
Euhsrts-Brg Anita owen--Mrs John puelsn and daush
ter. Mrs Molina, Mas Uhn, DIR Peter VII
Wright Ihos jones' Geo Blackburn John Canin angus
tus Dsmknaska.
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--tsnacian nour was heavy ard caser walo the saes
enoraeel aooas Ego bis oitsns AT s5 4 as7 10 ;or
fAHa sotthctn Hour exhibited moro hfIurcss, With
god export dcuapi. Tic s4l.s ON ,rsced about !. 90
hos, ciosng within The tGTgc &C tho above quptsous
rye hour was guot a. agurts with gates OF lis
DDS corn meat wes steady al 9uoa,ons With sales OF
qualities were htayy White 5000 sbinplng t. eholoe lots of
while were srnrce ard firm Saics ABOUT o feu bdshc
MSl 80 VI 90 for MWtgtn White 81 so for choice
white Mntucky, 81 20 n ~ Tor red western. 81 80.
" ~ Tor Misaukco cub, "a 2TS for gnco winter,
ano II 10 VI ~ for Chic, 20 ttslg Corn hrmcr
nnd % q Oh demand wb lca ~ 50 es0 bushos az Sc
40 lor uASourd t1i atite for talSc1 Western
yclCw eSd uOc ~ Oh WCsteta add souteefp yeilcS
lyc WEB ~ tic OF o. gdh limited saics Fnsl Ut
OF w pu ne % state barley sold 81 Gsc Buiay nat
wee cu Rno bcaF oats woe I'm and ia god raqrest
Of Saale nj &c sS,c
CollIE Tho market was steady A seio q $50 bugs
"anaic2 Wss mace al apu stlaa ifs Il Rio
Iorted WITHIN no iotgr oflae 1tJtc; 10 iuAis JaSa
Coros Tho ma5hct vaa arta Win s.ss q about 1900
bales 10 lots cs'ng the b8ts az lsc fr cddnug ~
ENDS, and 1870 fo- eyca lets
lEMonIS-taC8 for grAlo u Liverpool ~e,e lovsr.
10 ships hass u Sd, ana Gc0o bass Of CON, ditto.
~ tGd WIN go tbt q Hour At - too casAs ~ tos
az 2ts o., 80 b6s ~ rotu al 81 por so hs 10 boxes
o. bacn ~ 'Vs., aud 2tc tors tlGhnEary az 2fs. 10
sthed. Flour Wa iofcu Et g 81 81 Ti,i and doid
weight ~ US Rotor We-e steady ~ u2ae0g rnrre
Wss no all rston '" Role. y mtmen. nit Iva Havoc.
HAY waa W TAR demand ~ city use, wiae trsnxac-
tons Tor sh'l mint wMe hnrnj.
limited
koilssrs IL sa'c Of 70 bbas Cuba musso,ado Eas
maze M 49,
nc - - s. 2? rea ard "a sc H. spiris tarpeo
lice ~ 5tc rtVsc aJia To- wfrc d m ard 4lrin4l
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20 iicn Prosiuce.oun 18Th ast b Spartan, Cook On
cIu,sc.


cllAcs
spoken, sc,
kAlr 1hrY STATE rota Liverpool for Mobile, May &
lst - a. ltr "a % - y
fss tddten 0trl grom philadelphia for Cork, no date,
l.t iatts iCna 10y
= latg "a q IVA - n. 49,
rre Aoaosius, i.on Havana fc Cronstsdt May Ia 20
81. tu4#Dl - ~
httm biz steering Sr v,b le,ser IN her fore opsan
NAstrer tits = a 800 lon II 2.
rct ltl stIthup lam ghiade ghla for Buenos Ayrs4
Nay s. iss ~ - ten % 10
Foreign Ports.
gaaf~tt Rfft Il fUr syork " ~
40. SID LYDIA Nlrhsis, for Nl1rk-
sst rs NSvh .ein port ohr 81 Helena, Roberts for
Htti'ss Noy t2Air schns BERGEN, Cole and II Elliott
ivD giass Nlurs
io.pcs, ssy t-in p,rt shlps Black Prince Brosu and
- y. minon tanpson, tor Bosscn, lag hary Tasting,
Uerrhn Tor tc1Na 81 Gls ton railway iron Af; Port
labf tay for % 10. os"ss; Albert Cuer Raynes FOR
DO Nashr atom rtbvrr, fcr Fort phip. a0 luurp
suns OGDEN hcr Cox and jos Oughds, carney FOR do
lcg louald led ard Mercury, Hubbard FOR do d., An
f'g', koote nd rfes tim0r Nelaou, for Syotk; ssg
aNttt Atvhcr ior ,slei Ae. MURPHY ard acs waTist
bWrhs, a.. Co3tloen Nbh, Champion. pistee, gns Vim
vows. dstksov mr. loch Lamar, hrinr. Rea'rl7e 10
a.4nN ANA
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SAT- RpAx, May lb--tP b.
Asi1s--Ihc market vsf du,et aed Gales licinei Mt
10 dt3a Ter POTS end at 81 ok IS Cs2t fer pcus'
t4SAi siti - li0Gr--thc make. vas iets ouofsns
nd active, especially for commcr, str. and western
Snoce prards OF extra stre trm, With in.ted sa'es.
The sa!es were ccnoned 60 Geo go biz, g'oses
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DAGSsGokER5' TICKETS WANTED --FH
i at prices psid for fawntro.srs Ii.se,s oil
Pistols OF al kiL d.; also tickets of DIANE DDS Wal
stars
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The following ere the trade tables for the
week.
IMPORTS
1850. 1860 1861
Dry goc's. ST lsS $50 S53,0S1 l2,TG3
Genes al mefchanolse. ia III A,657 500 1Ql6,Til
Total for the week. 81 3s3 pis 65lI,5sI 2,3g3 aTg
Previously reported So CA l9l So 6JT $50 GiO9s $50
Since January /. sp2 3IT l34 81 2i5,lia 66,l2ll3s
INropGs ot Irop,cy AND Aik1IAsDEI.
1870. 1850. 1881
Tor the WI ek....... 81 asT sos gJ9,5fo 1906 leo
Previously reported 2ebi sos ~ ;5l 594 ~ SAT l52
Since January L.. Se5 ESQ eos 30 6oI l03 4T,2l3,3ls
EyfuETs OF SfDrt
1850. 1860. 1861.
Tor the week........ s1g.649i 5:3 ssf None
Previously reported. IA $1,000 12s35,l9T 2s9s, sos
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ptII.kCAD rRoN-?LAT BARS --ra0 yOEs
II secot hand rs' II rcoS roudico5 10 tsy o.
q . o. th r p'scs Flat Bal calls
h j II OLD = h8Is
Cid Car s1les and Steel spIinfi
xkJpy g. lie oillee o; iGDuAS WOOD 4 1
Aaieen 'are, OF Iondays, nsdnesdsys and Fiis
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. sp2 3lT ,IoA 81 2l5 ,1i3

Since January L. So, $3.50 ao,09l loa 4I,2layals
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUSrAy, May 10 1861.
The following ere the trade tables for the
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T7Fs NEW YoYK DvEIyo AND ra,Nri0
\ .shnIent
WORKS on sTsrrs ISLAND
No So Duane street dale 10 John strreD yrad
7se Brsagsy snS iB yusrr.p,n strset, sr 'obks al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
Axorurr roRwAEpNovEnESr
10 PANIC AND 70 RETREAT
The old FLAX Moves Forward.
THK ssEsS IsLE os EKIS. Asl rH. yEsr
sDcrrrD NrxIcAxs

The meeting al the Court House last night
v.s calculated 10 inspire every patriot heart
with courage and with hope. There was no
misfaking the signs Of the time. or tho quiet.
stern resolve that this government shall be
maintained. AZ whatever cest Of money or
Of men. The Cour House va literally
packed with live pairiosie men. placed per.
pssdsesEsr. and held sncllained for hours bv
the breathing eloquence Of R. J. RYAN. ESQ
the decisive and uaansverable.l logic Of Judge
Ciaypool. the plain. practical common sense
views of Capt Osborn. and the whitening and
sc4thing denunciauoas and string patriotic
appeals OF W. J Nj sterson. The speech Of
Mr.. Ryan was one Of great power aud eio-
quence. A glorious touching appeal for the
life OF toe nation and the honor Of Colunnbia's
adopted seas His denunciations OF those
who are endesvoring 70 persuade men from
snlisling in the Irish Regiment. was scathing
aud bitter In the extreme. Thew were. he
aid. traiters 10 their country and their God.
lie said IL they did not wish - calls; they
should Al least have the lecencv O. hold
their backyard tongues. Foreigners c.pc
eial;v should be true 20 the government. ~
none knew 20 well a. they the blessings i
conferred. They. fceing from oppression
had found glorious refsge here They
must be true TO tho government or stand
perjured before God His speech va, elo
quent and mastery. and ~e regret We have
not time or space TO give a full report Of IL.
II ought 70 be written out and widely circu
ned
Judge Claypooi being called on earnestly.
BY the crowd. addressed the meeting in a very
few words. but every one Of them was wor-
Inv 70 be inscribed in letters Of gold They
were the logical arguments Of n profound ia
rist and an honest patriot. lie WAS Demo
crat. and expected TO be one AWAY; but un-
der existing circumstances. no party could
write platform for him. His platform WAS.
that under no circumstances. could there DO
dissolution Of the Cnion-that he would
teach the South that il the Constitution was
Northern blood. he was in favor of coer-
cion a. Jackson Wa In fine. he was for the
maintenance Of the government nj whatev
or cost.
Capt 0sborn's remarks we're happy and
appropriate He could offer no compromise
to traitors bu, the halter. For them to die
on the Geld Of battle was too honorable death
for those who would raise their hands against
their Government The eroakers for peace
occupied the same position as did the blue
light Federslists.' who constituted the Hart
ford Convention. and be had no u6tifthey
were stripped. the blue streak could be dis
covered down their backs.
Masserson. with his burning words. stirred
the hearts OF the audience 70 their lowest
dso;hs. All the speeches we're in the most
happy contrast with those dwelling. traitor
Gus. and pitiable har,ngues which are being
howled forth by the great peace party
Who denounce their Government. hut have
never rebuke for JEFF Davis 4 Co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
Movements OF the Rebels in Missouri
Expectations on Uniou Men Ma
Ior sturgis' Traiu-Unioa Ne. RAJ
lying 20 the FIag--Sufferiug among
the Refusecs-Prospecfs Ahead.

RoILA. Mo. Aug. 22--Accounts from
Springfield are to the effect that from 5000
70 10 900 Of Mcculloch's army have left for
the North.
small force has reached Lebanon on the
Rolla road. and are engaged in making re
prisals and committing depradations on Union
men.
About 700 OF the szilcs from Springfield
have Joined Col Boyds regiment.
Thousands OF Union men have beer
obliged to abandon their homes in the South.
west. and leave their property to the rebels.
There is much distress among these people.
Large numbers Of them have neither money
nor provisions.
The train Of the Federal army. which was
brough, from Springfield by Maj. Sturgis. is
said TO be worth million and half dollars
The passage of the rebel army north. will
enable our forces, when they move back to
Springfield. to cut of its communication
with and retreat TO. Arkansas. and completely
enclose il n the Western counties Of the
State.
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Night Dispatches.
The New York NeWsand Day Book
&c be suppressed-kentucky will
have so sake a Pesitieu-The Bai-
tmsre Papers-N Baysnet
Wounds An the Hospitais-Bete-
Ser RcIesssed.E. n. Baker 60 ruise
a California n d~-ws.hing-
ton Quict.
SPECIAL 10 rHE COMMERCIAL

WAsATSsToS. Aug. 23.-Mr. Boteler. Of
haFper's Ferry. recently arrested. has been
released by Gen. Banks
Col. L. ID. Baker. of Oregon. j. 10 raise a
Brigade Of 5000 men.
Washington is very quiet. to-das. and peo-
pie seem 10 be entirely relieved OF any sp-
prehensioRs of an assault by Besuregard .
army.
Baltimore papers hereafter are nos 10 pub
Itch news which will injurs the Government,
which they have done very freely heretofore.
The secessionists are spending money To
circulate such papers in the free States Cit
liens OF Baltimore OF great wealth are en-
gagged 10 the business. The New York News
and Day Book derive assistance from these
men and their sympathies in Southern States
Ii Is rumored that the New York Daily
News and Day Book are 10 be suppressed
Immediately by order of the Government.
ID Is minated that the Government willao
longer allow Kentucky to occupy . neutral
position.
Baltimore papers have agreed IN comply
with the request Of Gen Dix, To refrain from
publishing news which will aid the enemy.
Out of three hundred wounded soldiers In
the Hospital, there l. not one case Of injury
by a bavonct thrust
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NonoE IA TEAcaKEs--Sotice i hereb,
given thai the Board II Trustees III receive
written applications for situations a. teachers
n the Public Schools. 20 commence on the
first OF October. any time between this date
and the firsi Monday in September. All ap.
phestions must he accompanied v i'm the Ger
tihca,e Of the School Examiner
The applications are to be addressed ~ Or
filed with Ar. John Rainhard. At hi- store.
eokneF Of Alb and Ohio streets
Bs order of the Board.
las. r. EDNUSDs. Sec. go iaa
div
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Irish MilitnrY Company.

The undersigned is DESTROYS of raising an
Irish Military Company in the city Of Terre
Haute to form part Of the Irish Regimen,
now about 10 be raised in Indiana. All per
sous wishing 70 join this company will leave
their names with Michael W. O'Conneil, at
BOOKSTORE After the Company is filed up.
tue members thereof will be requested to
lect their officers
aul5dtf MARTIN GRACE
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Improved Condition of the Troops
The Upper Pomiomac Well Guar
ded - Administering the Oath OF
Allegiance.

wAsHIssros. Aug 25.-The continued i'm
provement Of the troofs in all respects, is a
subject Of congraial-,i0n in the army ~ well
a. in executive quarter. resulting mainly
from strict disciplin.
The line OF the Upper Potomsc is now veil
guarded. and a, the latest reliable accounts
Gen. Banks Vas ssia resting on the Nonocy.
The administration Of the oath Of allegi-
ance IS presented by Congress was q matter
Of interest % the clerks n the Bureau Of the
Auditor Of the Teassry and the Pos, Office
Department this morning
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Condition of Gen. Banks Array
ausselt I'm sandy Hook.

FRrDKsIcx. No. Aug. 23-The CORES.
pondent of the Associated Press with Cen
Banks Division, writes that the health of the
army is generally good The hospital has
but few tenants. There has been a great i'm
provement since leaving Sanky Hook.
Russell. OF the London Times was here On
Thursday morning. and proceeded towards
Sandy Hook, apparently fer the purpose Of
visiting the whole line OF the Potomac de.
fenses. There Was some curiosity TO catch a
glimpse Of him. Remarks not part csiAry
complimentary 10 him were uttered by s)me
CT the soldiers who had perused his letters