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Military News.

DAPARTUsE or THE BIoKLxs BRIDADE.-
YssJ.rcay vas 4 busy day In Camp scott in
consequence Of o. ders having been receivsd on
Friday night, from headquarters, for the i'm
mediate departure Of the Brigade for the SCAT
Of war When the order for the departure
ly telsgraphsd to the Secretary VI War for
Psrmission 70 get tho remaining equipments
foT bis. men. nom any source, public or pfi-
vAts, Asd receiving . favorable Ofd,r agencies
we're at once ct 70 woIk, and on Saturday
evening and yesterday large quantities Of
arms and equipments Of various kinds reached
The camp. This aftsrno N ths LIST or Excelsior
regiment Will depart for Washington via KIN.
zabe,bport, aud the FL or JaekIon regiment
will ls1vs tomorrow, and the others lmmsdi-
atsly after. Yesterday Capt. HAYMAH, u. y.
A, multsrad in i've full Companies 70 serve
for three years or during the war. The Ex.
cslsiog regiment viii proosod on board .
transport this aftsraC On for ElizAbsthpogt,
and thence TO Washington by rail.
Tar PAIsmzsr's LIVE GuARD.-ws uu-
/ derstand that the oaicers Of this model res-
a ont have, by permission Of Mayor WooD,
1 taken p,sss sAion Of the Barracks on the Bat
/ terry, and that the yooDs are b.ing thoroughly
i rsLovattd, clsanEd aud purified, and Will In q
few DAT DO ready 10 supply ali the men Of
L the regiment with rationB and olothing. A
| fsW sciuits Of good character and ply siosl
| ability wanted. Apply at Headquarters, SOC
| Broad say, at the Barracks on the Battery, OF
at 1903 Broadway.
PmsHBx To Col. CooRRAsE.-ln considers
tion OF the valuable ssrvioes rendered TO oui
shipping interest by Hon. JONI Cochran
/ (noW Colonsl) vhsn In the last Congress, I
humber u toe ship o1nsTs Of this city have pre-
ssntsa TO him splendid pair Of English Pis
tolS.
MousTED RIELEMHs Through the eager
ness Of Col DuoKKL Of the New York mouAt
ed RiaemsA TO obtsin the position OF Colonel
the present probabilities a'e that the rsgtmsn
l Ia "bus,sd up" Capt. GRExss company still
l remain at the PAX barracks, end wtli stss
10 the nucleus for . nav org aniLation OF be e
cspted by 0oysunsnt Tor special ssrytss.
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A r MY EXPRESS.

sxND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
10 SOLDIERS BY HARspbNS EXPRESS,
"a BROADWAY, As THRY HAVE THE
u. q. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO
FORWARD TO THg ARMY AT FORT
REsS MONROE, WASBIsGrON, AND
ALL OrHBB POINTS FOR HALF "a tR1
THBIR EXPRESS Is THk UsDEsr ~
The UsITkD STATES.
THEIR CHEAT FERN AND PHILA-
DELPHIA BXPRESsES SRNr AS FOR
MKRLY. jy20 2lsc.i0T
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INSURANCE.

ARE YOU INSUREDi
"A RUT0KAs' PIHH IEs. o., IT6 OhSthAm bquSrs,l
OtEner Of Mod direct
RIyLpIND.ITrhe DisestoTs A ASys y, Seclarsd
syabls "a tho ffRST DAY Or kUGtsT NEXT
70. Tsn,fsr scVti WIN 10 eAosed from the sab
b. .. FKLLows.
in p,s si ss:siz1i
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THE Nav STEAMER City Of New York, of
the Norwich and Worcester line, makes her
frat trip this afternoon from pier 80, North
River
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ENPIoYnENr-F.. nAu..
WIErHD.

EAErHD.
AGENTS for ~ stichins p.psr. - FuKsu 4. t..
AGwNrs-K nov.e. Insect dsstrsysr,a ~ crisu aIss
BOY for bakery, ios South 9Th 4, wmsbursh.
By at lsi Water =; vsges 81 per veet- lfss
BOZ Al u Maiden Lana. muA vrits vs'I. %
CLBHK for shippins ofhcs-J Ohsths n ssusre
LAeTsRs nsilor. hseiers. 81 ~ Rev B,very.
Invented 10 sslioi, ORDERS 10 sutton st.as stalrs
hAH vi . on farm tA Broadvay, NJ sta,rs. 90
WRAPPER str per wanted. at sil Sixth a's. Vs
IsGih rnea for making boyr Oh 60 P,i-cs Z
sOONDUCroRs-Appiy Chat an ss-ars 10
sBRAKE5enr,-Apsiy1 Oh.tha, asu.rs. lie
sCLsAKr for s,orss-Appiy Chatham square
tExPREss divers-App,y Ch.thsm ss..ra
P0RTrhs for s,ors--Avp,y ChsfhAn ssu.pa.
Q Nnr fos seay~ss-Appiv uhssA-. esnars.
100 MEN .n army shoes ct 6s ve.t is,h st. Is
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DRESS.
DAMAGED DRY GOODS

DAMAGED DRY GOODS
~ SELLING OFF
DAN .0ED BY fIRn AND WATER.
The whole Of which viii be sold A. an
IMMENsR BAOkIE1CI,
10 efiect an eAtire elear.pcaS
THE ENTqn vALgABIE STOCK OF SUMMER
l. sisss tfen out bafors The P.l ssds CONNIE oss,
snorains tns REST OPPORTUNITY FOR BAR
faTtsai.s s.fssi.s. /. requested % eur .tock Of
pnEss GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
CMOlKH ADD 0uA ais.
Laos AND MUsIIu CUR AIMS ana DRAPE1Y,
ROalHHY, GLOYe9 ANO hMBROIDEAIE6,
STRXW RoNNETs AND u .Ts; AND
HoUBRK kKPING GOODS
o. all descriptions, The shols Of winch has been 70
duosd nearly ems half In price
TyRh9 CASE.
61T G1H CHARLES q. HOOK.
CILK BONNETS, rs CEHrS no GA
~ wholesale manufAoturer closing out hiI stock
without n gud 20 est, b. the snkh oos OF dozen.
Head dresses equslly cheap, % Walker u, west o.
Droedvay. M stAirs. 0psn from A. n 70 81 IN.
hl9 fit
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SAVINGS BANKS.
TNIOH DIME SAVINGS BANK,

ITNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
" No, tfS CANAL IAN. x IT. C0 Co MR. 9s yAHcK'
psR SI ISL s% @ u SaSf fso 70 sSSOO. resolves
Sig Per Cent lntersst allo sed On ali gums Of e6O0
and .sS ~, RsI H Ca q s1s5 amounts
ON DKPOeIT e526 900 90 DURING THE FAST %
MONTHS.
iY1ets1el GABDINKR .. CHAPLIN, BSa.
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+ 1 N A N CT A L, 90.


NEW YORK Saturday, July 20.
There was less doing ., shs board this morning
and Prioss wsrs lower. We presume ,hs check .,
Bulls Ruu inf, coed Le reaction to some sx,snl
Cover msnt sticks Lost X pH cent. Of the ls,s
sdvarcs The reaction, however, 10 COT nped so the
SIX" q 1891. Treasury notes are firmly he'd. The
Federal Sixss. due next year, are In dsosnd ~
~K. The coupon bends sold At SoK. Tho arnia
Of Ihs southsn ita,s bonds were North CuoliuAs
and L;uisianAs, which are ere zach ~ Per
cent be'ter TsuDsssess fell oh per cant, Ger
siAsS kisscuiis hold sta'y ., AZ Is, the r.
vorsble nsws fron General LJon's forcls iDfiusro-
irg tuysr.
Money is In coed supply a. ~ Per cent
Prime p'per 10 scNoe and wan cd u 10 per cen,.
Exchange on London oor Cd frm a 10Th for ira
ola@ bi L., with NV tIAssAotoss q leIk.
Tia following liable will show the tSs.l rsosips<
and pAynsnis - tbs AAaistAni TreASursz,s ofnos,
and ths reoepss - the Custom House for ths present
Ousann Houss Aszisaana rrsASurer's
Receipts. RooeiptS. Psymsnis.
S0ls 50l 90 ,lA20 0O 10 1TO5,lT8 %
BAlaucO July IA 1914 ll0 80
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o the H'sip- bs duties during ,hs week slsO,-
Oh 10 were In Treasury noass.
Tns above table shows decrease OF 81 30, csa q
In ihs smONni In ths hands Of the As.IslAns Trsa-
,ur'n - compared with the elOsa Of the previous
WeskI
TAs following Il comparative u.Almsna Of the
imports Of fOrs'gn dry goOdA Al New York, for the
week and since Jaa.l,-
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Personal NOTICES.


AMY PERSON KNOWING ANYTaING
IA o. N. ytsrs. boets Of . boy % yesn ola, nth
The nsms II BILLY, -ho va. la s'sn on eundsy,
N. 10 yuy. a. 10 ?, m =. ne cor q Hut era.dvsg
ct 20 t.h sstne 4 cor Of ss. Sc adwsy, 70 give 10
formation about bin. Ha was drtsy IN vaits liuea
coat and pants and red 10, sbirt; he also had
Viii airs " bat " Tn back ibbon. be l, OF long,
LIB. 1ib
CLAiMS FUR B0uErY LANu, PEN
GRO S %ooSH t M,Iu..o %,ty .s' Sd 3,
isaS vsr.Ss vs. s4.s'ios
T.RFr HOME on rgg G-s INST, A
- boz raned JAMES MU,i'HY. Is Year, ola
andy hair, isrss dart eye horid mpler,on stout
shees. Any one giving informsuon hun vLl q
a. great favor 70 kis m ,thsr. hrA auspaY,
24s 0eld n, Brooklyn lis 50
&6O wNED ON sun
pOO day ,fts,noon. July 3ist, CD ARLEs
ylsCHER, :. HUI Gate 10 on . dart &c, coat
AIRY informs,,on CONC rains the tody will be lh.u.
.srss., near Tnirs ave. n. Fis6nSR. Eastern s.si
II use. lys2 $40
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very respectfully,

NorE-We sh Ill sndsavor to 90 justIcs, so
far as pcssiba in the way Of honorable
mention of our gallant soldiers who distin-
euish themselves In the war for our country,
though perhaps We may not comply, In form,
with the sugs sstion Of our correspondent We
oheerully sndo' ~ the commentator, so well de-
served, Of Capt HAnMELL.-EDrroR.
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pALM OF WHITE LILLIES-L.ADIKa.
sktnt For PREsRRvIrU and BRAUTWYINd ths
skIn ksnds unxivslie1 10 thcn Who ere IN Ne
sho.k nv Ne
RAIN OF WHITE Luxu0.
b unezqsllsi for renewing fylffL1 Bf|OfoHRI
TAN. sUHpURH, FRncK1ska, and IN imperfpkicuS
aSis. W sv ,i s Si,s sss 4" -. Ar
rrntrA - - me- frvn ~ lnt.rises nsreAAs,s ana !
I'm ISs q flis. ssiy 8 ssss.. 0.. - ksd 4 2
ave, H~v Vet t4o No.
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THIS Is NO HUHBUG-BRKAD-Ex.
z. l.Iss brs.s g h Asa :. a9op y ms lars.
ld.llssI alton asia JANIS GOODWIN. H.9 IHln
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REAL ESTATE.

DARN FOR SALE-A GOOD FARM
c,-., "a nh imp smsnts; al Win be sold for .oU o.
half Gosh, the bAlanes stg psr osnL for torn Of
yesJs-S miles oD city Ind liro At 6l9 Green
Wieh u. O. MALCOLM ig20 kstSA
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A ssssessSsa

Editor lS,m.-I wish, with all Difference to
suggest . column In your paper 20 DO headed,
Honorable Mention, to record the heroic deeds
OF our noblo officers and privates. Keep 1t
Just and stimulate noble Efforts. l would re-
%. ctiully suggs,t that Capt. HAMMkLI, Co.
Y, oh regiment, Col. HAwKHs Z,usvss, have
place In that record for saving the lives Of bis
company. by Gods aid, In the late &C lion at
Newport NswA
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PROVISIONS.

CHEAP BREAD FOR THE MILLION
~ Mott 4, below Bsyaid 4, AnA branch ana Cana
4, near Bsxtsr u; full yeiSst Warranted, or tn
Not. Il ard SIS Canal IT. his 6stzS
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,AUCrIOn rvorrCns.
anIrU ArOrI,MEkp

A T.. Smith AUCrIuNEkR, WILL
"a. ss,l hi. no.s.y, Il is,t oe'oes, = ige r...h
,srs end IN, isssvsod, s.ii ~ csSeres IL rish
sst,n brooade. aod e-erythins belongpg 10 hrf
elias housu. Sac peeitive. IVA
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A CCrlON SALE OF READY MADE
asc,cr- ~, % Bsvere, vi sail tn. d,T, asd last,
At % o,eFck, ~. O. a,.?eoulM - sbivo, o,msri.
,ips 9th, casslmsre a Hnsu frcct, srot id sud.
csc esees doe kin, th. osssl rser AID lin N n,s
4 san aod velvet vestsi 80 eths o.s / N eres,
be yer, tsr~.f trimmings, be. sSd aiout IOn pur
- htrsN sfoss, hrcs.es &C. -eN
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: 81. B)GARc. AUCr'Rs rsIs DAY,
a ,ox e'eisck, q ~, saetIo, rooms Ne,
cass, % ais, oas-ass grey horse, vssoa and hT
bosr. 10
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XXTATCH STOLkN-ON FRIDAY AFTER
po.n aotm aelocs. In b.oe1.AZ rear fsrk
tbs pa,s % that returps Il 70 22l West Asth areot,
e0aGn OF sss. Will rse1ip sl0 rewA d any ~
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DOLlCkMAN'5 5nIrLU LOsI-us rdE
I 10Th July, nGl, = p,lioAmans Shiel No 1913
TIE Under will be suit tblv rewariea by lsAYing tho
1t tbs Pol 20 HeSdu srp, or ~ the I'd DIT.
Psiiee curt, Jefferson Markst
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A UCrION SALE OF
N HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUppI rIjRH

BY trstr of .NE3P LYsCI III
Complains ths eutirs furniture cf sver, ..crp,ou
90 ,uIned 10 to largs 81 III " sius, tB3 Nrsi 9t
~ ne.r SUI ave, the vhos -ovsr eu,eO0 vsrth--to
~ 20 VII iOli reee 70, rsa Or shine; hae tapetry
spe tngr.in osrpse. gu mlersry az, sup wo pi.us
sf.A lesrfs, cola ssd.,ssds. isss aud suk u.
tsios, shdss bssts ia 81 all k'uas, ia-ts AIR m VI
sole table, pesnh ~, dieioshs French chlna q, GU
es- Gu lsry, stlverusre, -; ell - ., bav'ns bs.n
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A UCTIoN NOTICE 800 CAses BOO rs
~ ssi hoe. % be ss'd 1t suetioo, 90 xond,y Ju
9fd u 1o~ e,e,sck, a. tos ore o. O. 9. sA85ONS
.. \ -e,sS-shie eoSs ~
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TO LET.
sTEAMHOATs.

hay BOAT FOR ALB ANY AND rhuY
har ipts m sd,sie l.ndiDu.-Btesmer AnhEN MA
We redAy and Friday, att A. N, lapdins a 9Ha
arest. tylT Nac'lS
MGRCH AN rs LINE Foo ALBANY, nv
WI ery Td sdAy, ThursdaV Aad Daddy, AZ 20.
q I'm PArk 40 aud Y 'blnson y, Fsre 80 reats
The large and fAst ste ,ms- HORTHsAhkRICA,
.soS " snes, l.syes - abov losnseeans WITH the
y v G@-'-i Y q. '"'dP4a,'iT
l'nh ohCOSU ANIMAL clU SIO eOn
j the bsueht o 81. Pat-ioka Church, L srt HAmn'
tn, II tate p aoe IN rhu's az, Julv 50 lS0' In
tha Ad,Aosnt q. d r5mAntic WocdA. splendid bIes
band IL ngaged for ths oconon. JI33 r'lO
TO CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS -THE
new and ecmmodl9u. sc sm.Rlsay nAJ0k AZ
inquire on board or II NJ ,. OONslDINK, lIS South
It., opRo.ite the hartford steamboat lAnains.
Ivfb NAo'i14
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NGINK SKINS STOLEN-e25 REWARD
wi will be paid - my part sIviug into IN Ahon
that VII lead 70 .hs recovery Of no III skn., b.
lo1gipG 10 q ., witch HAYS been stol N from Hresd
ar a K,Tpei, ski DR.. asaes. Farrisn Ard dsN 5rs
arr cAute ned not n bav the GAns. Every ska bears
NV mAk MARK j, KING, vat
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pAwnBROKER's sALE-B. LEVI, AUU-
O'Clock, as am AID .ummss resses, IasA siir,.,
Saws, CATERS and .ho ., shees, shiit pecs 90 d.
slilsrinss msna ciotn and summer cloth y, &c. Or
Oar Of r. HART. l6
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sroCx YLuuTuArI0uB,
This t.bls r. derived ~ so~p.~tss. Il Ne Ns-a
hoard s.iss s>sh dag -
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LOST AND FOUND.

hIEMoRAHDUM BOOK LO3I-S2 RE
w wIrd-Lost on 4te Of July last, small Nom q
rh' dunn pocket book VII ever viii retnrn II 10 ar.
II, FIN OK :, coz Yeeey Ana Wsshlngton IS w,l re-
j. BEARD, Baker, Tompki-uyille, y. l. iY90 H'lab
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81: BoGARr=AUCT'RS- DAY,
Ne a 10Y 90 o-E, at M, 100 Hes, cot, Of, cjnsta
bssaie Of the II Ok ans fixtures Of grocery store
6 SosIios. vagon. &C. WATTS WEsT, Con tabls.
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v LINE FOR LONDON, SAILS sA1UR-
a asy jay T'h, Ss ssvS5. Ps'n~ !, P Man II
u River, foot ef Plns A.. For PISS & !r.itI o 2
CIR at BlItSln or ireland. App.y 70 TAps, %
Co, 80 South II. VSi VIE
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NJ DOUvuIr, AUOClUr sEn, W 49,
W. cell on TusbsY. Ia y 2sd, At lOx O'Clock, at
,SVe'ey t. the eu1rs oek Il the said s,0e, ooa'st
skV' MT, ,Isss, Of -vsry v.rsty, eelr., t-sthar
81 !. ID, A. siEueA. " - aissih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26
A Federal Congressman en- the Fight Mt
Bull Run.

In a letter pu bished in the Baltimore Sun
of Saturday, from the Hon. Vim. A. Rich
arGson, member OF Congress from Illinois
who processes to be an ye-witne-s of the
scene OF the engagement At Bull Run, he
states that The action Wts ccmmeucei by 1eu
Itler, OF Oonnec ticut, at half pistl O'Clock on
thursday that the Michigan, Maize and
lSccEsin regiments stood their ground
brayely, while the New York Twelfth and
-itsstc husetts regiments run With all their
might, throwing away their arms, kna psacks
ana IN Tact everything that in paded their
progress. The say that their officers
lack courage and Were the frs: 10 take the
back track Il seems that the only regi-
ments who could be relied On IN their greatest
emergency were com posed of foreigut rs-the =
New I urk Geth (Irisn } and the ~ the Scotch J
The writer gives IL as his opinion that M a.
nassas cannot De taken with 30 go men in
two months, and that the North has beer
greatly deceived, not emily in THEN number
and discipline, but in their fighting qualities
rushing as they did into battle with shout
winch rose above the roar OF cannon whilst
thelr artillery was served in unsurpassed
style. One bal! fell directly amidst group u
OF COEgres ssmen, amongst whom was Owen
IIovrIOy, which caused II luGlCrous scamper.
ing and dodgiGg behind trees, very unhecom-
ing these Gignltaries. One remarkable feature
WnIch IMPRESSED Itself On the minds CT the
Oongressmen, during their route 10 the scene
OF action, WAS the absence OF all the male
population capable OF bearing arms. The
lew whom they saw were a few decrepit old
men and women whose eyes ''fairly flashed
hre at the sight OF the Yankee soldie 5 - The
letter concludes with The opinion of Gen Nc
DoWell, that there would not be an irnmedi-
ate engagement, unless his troops stumbled
over some OF those inevitable mas ked bat
teries" which seem so much 20 exercise our
invaders
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MoR2 P2IyArgrRsMES UApruEED.-From Ia,

MoR2 PRIYATgTRsAEy CAPruRED-Froml late
Northern papers We learn the following:
The brig Costa Rica, Captain Peel. from
Aspinwali, arr iyed at New York on Saturday
morning. She reports that on the 5 III instant
OFF Cape Antonio, Jamaica, she spoke he ar ,e
Cuba, Captain j ID. Strout, tro.a Port Of
Spain, Trinidad toT London. Tha CAPTAIN of
the Cuba reported that on the 4 n instant. OF
the Isle of Pines, his vessel was boarded by
the prlvateer SGm ter, aud the brig vas de-
clare5 prize to the Confederate Statas of
America. A prize crew of five men were put
OH board TO take her 10 the nearest port As
soon as the Sumter was out of sight, CAPTAIN
Stroud succeeded n disarning the prize crew
put them n irons, and the brig, with three OF
the prisoners, Is now on her way 10 NewYork
1--WE OF the priVateer prisoners were trans
terrsd from the Cuba 10 The Costa Rica and
were brougheio New YORK.
The same papers also bring statement of
another recaptuIe:
NEw 1oRK, July 2l.-Arrived, ,schocuerS J
Waring, one OF the prizes captured By the phi
vateer jeff Davis" ON the night OF the ls Ii
ils tant, W hen fifty miles sou III OF Charleston
the steward. William TiiIpan, KILLED three OF
the prize crew with a h4tchet. The other two
were released on pioIass Ing 10 assist in work
ing the vessel. Their names are .iames VIII
mer and James DaWsett, formerly Of New
Jersey. The negro Tilman with the aid of
The rest OF the crew, except one ma med Donald
McCloud, who refused TO assist in the reca
sure OF the vessel, brought her to this port.
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A Word for our Country F,ieads--Enjoy-
ing the abundant comforts Of the garden, ths
dairy, and The iarni, the people in the counties
around l.ichunnd aro. We knew, willing 10
send TO yhe city many comforts Tor the sick
and wounded soldiers in eur ci;g. Until fur
ther advised. as thcy soon will be by the oor-
mittee OF our citizens, lei the,n send their
bounty t" any ot the members OF the Com
ml;tee for Providing for the SICK, published
in our paper of Tuesday, and it will receive
its proper destination. We are the more con-
vinced of the interest Of cur country friends
in this matter by the fact that so many of them
have expressed desire to take the wounded
10 their homes, anu come to tie ears for the
purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

The HospitaI at Mason Hall Church, under
the able and Jealous care of DR.. Geo W. Briggs.
assisted by AN efficient corps Of ladies wbers
valuable services are constantly rendered, is
receiving & large share Of the sick and
wounded from Manassas into its large clean
ly, aud comfortable rooms. The neat and
comfortable hospital at Spin icld Temperance
Hall, in the same neishborkood, which enjoys
tho eXcellont attentions Of Or. John Knox.
and the most abundant iniuistra,iors of n mum
Der of ladies and gentlemen, is also filing up
from the same source
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

ASBc-OGg OF JEFFEKsoE DAyIs.-A CORES
pondent of the Jackson Wississippian relates
the following incident IN the life OF Presidsnt I
Davis, which reveals Il beautiful trait Of his
character!
l ara acquainted with a man who was a
private soldier in the First Mississinpt Rsgi-
ment, under Col. Davis, in the war with
Mexico. The day Gen. Tay Ior reached the
Walnut Springs. The day be fore the M lem ara
BILE battle of Monterey, late in the evening
after long march, the private In question
was taken with something like u congest!ve
emil, and lay down beside the road nearly
sen se!ess.
1t was now considered very dangerous for
the soldiers 10 fail behind the rear guard on
account OF Mexican Lancers and Guertilas.
VINO were codgIng after our army, killing and
roh.ing any wEo might be separa ted frofa the
IL am body. The main body OF the army had
already passed by we'll known Colonel IN
company with ano her officer came up, hailed
demanded who was there and what he WAS
DONG The sick man gave him the name of
the Regiment and company 10 which hp BE-
longed, and told him that he was very sick e
The Colonel with an oath told hin h. ..rtgk.
oaed It tods nboaf near from that .,lacs 10
he'll as any other,' and passed on and .eil h,m
lying there.
W.o scas he Cotoasll l foroear 10 tell You.
Presently Dol jeff. Davis cana alp in coln j..
lany with an o-icer, hailed and recei ved he
same answer as Was gwen 10 tna first Colonel
Davis called bait-said il would not 10 To
leave hun thsre-got down, examined and
fcunsi niIa to De- very SICK indeed, ven TOO
sex 70 sit on horse-aSh-l him :: H. had any
Teii,iio"s ala iks cotnpany" 4 waich hs " as
member, and VINO La '.xouia have left 10
take care of bia" He selected his co c sin A
Lieutenant III The company. DAVIS said he
would send aim back u stay with Aina whi.h
be did. And then tying his horse 20 a , hs-
parrai bush for the sick soldier 10 ride when
he should oe able. Col. Davis uent fron,
there TO tue camp on foot, a dissgace OF fivs
miles, The sick man lived, GOT well, was at
the battle oi busna Y sta. and is now Gap
tain OF Il company which Is ready 10 hight in
deicnce oi the Confederate Statss, when ,ts
services are needed. The Lieutenant, who
Was unable 10 get the sick man IA ~ camp ba-
iore ~ Q eleek at night, Is now Lieutenant t
| ia u volunteer company Of Southern troops a.
Harpsr's Ferry, or near there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-26

Complimca'ed.-Mr z. q. McGruder, for
merly clerk in the Richmond Post Ofics.
ard now "a member Of Capt. Walkers Battery.
lately stationed near Aquia Greek, was com.
plmsnted personally by Gen. Beauregard on
Sunday. during the battle al Manassas.--
When Walkers company (the Purcell Battery
commenced their fire. the first gun was aimed
by McGrudor. Richmond boy, whose havoc
was go evident among the ereDy that the COM
manding General DID he gunner the honor OF
requesting his name. Praise from such a man
is praise indeed The Purcell Battery did its
full duty last Sunday. There Is an affinity
between Artillery and NcGruacr.
We are informed that tie Second Tennessee
Regiment, Col. Better. md Fir-t Arkansas
Regiment, Col james L. Fegan, were both in
Sundays battle, ard acted gioriously. Gen.
Beaurcgard was SO pleased " It'll the perform
ance Of the Purcell Battery that hc presented
it with one Of the splendid brass rife cannon
taken from tbs eoemy. The battery is now at
Aqua Creek.
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RIcHMOHp. ] uiy q, 1851.
To ne hdftor5 cf the Dis2.,'tch Two highly
respectable LADIES have de { bean At my hon se
whose husband and Fon ara Il III ting for onr
liberties, who were their support in more
peaceabe times. Thay ha re families of small
chlicreh to feed and ciothe, end find 1t very
dlhlcuit TO obtain work, owing to the yery
large amount done (fur pay by persons in very
good circumstances. In some in tances large
quantities are taken into the country for scr
wants to work upon. Ii you can. by caution
ing or advising those who have work dons
to ascertain il those whom they Employ ara
needy, you viii De doing a praiseworthy act.