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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

The FIRE At ALBANY, N. Y.-The firing of
the Boston Railroad Depot, at East Albany
on the 9Th inst, has been noticed A tele.
graphic dispatch says:
So fierce was the conhagration that nothing
could be saved. Five canal boats and steam
dredges which were in the slip had no time
to get afioat. aud the persons in them barely
escaped with their lives. The destruction of
property embraces two large freight depots,
the Passenger depot, the ticket Office, the ele-
vator, fifty four car loads OF freight, eight car
loads Of live hogs, five canal boats and one
valuable freight bridge. Tha long passenger
bridge was part tally saved the canal boats
were all loaded with grain. The des TT uction of
property cannot be LEGS than from $500 900
to 500 900 There are rumors that some
lives were lost. About sixty men were
in one building that burned so rapidly as to
render escape very difficult. Mr. Fairchild.
one OF the superintendent s of the freight de-
partment, who was endea voring to save the
books, was badly burned about the face aud
breast Several men jumped into the creek
some, 1t is supposed, persisted in the building
ara two nremen were injured by a collision
between two engines. The whole dock was
burned, and 80 entire was the des r nc ton that
everything at the depot Is swept clean.
The loss by this fire will exceed half q mil.
lion Of dollars. The buildings that were de.
stroyed cost the company over 500, 200. The
company had no insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Ex-Governor M0RgHEAp, OF KENTUCKY
We had the pleasure Of an in interview, yeste
day, with this distinguished and highly in
telligent gentleman. His sympathies are tho
roughly with the cause Of Sonf hern ihdepen.
dence. He has written a very able letter to
Senator Crittenden, urging him to taxs a
prompt and manly stand for the recognition
recon truction are holy idle and chimerical.
Mr.. M. states that an Overwhelming ma ioritv
OF the people Of Kentucky are at heart In
favor Of uniting their des TIMES with ths Con.
Iederate States, but that local Influences.
welded by the enemy, and a deficiency OF
arms. place the State under temporary "a.
straints .--Augustd Coastitattonatist. pth
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Persoaak-There arrived yesterday at th
Spotswood House, besides 9th srs, A. b. Long
street, Columbia, S. c.; Philip II. Montagus
Florida; W. s. Winder, N. c.; J. Richardso.
Savannah; +. Van Bibber, C. S. N; J. d!
Seldom, Goochland; S. ]. Sharp, Villa
Canere, Baltimore; A. D. Dickinson, Prin
Edward; R. W. Patrick, Centerville, Texs
At the Exchange, A. McCleish, Alexandra
Major T. W. Woodward, S. c.; Col. Hill Cs'
ter, Va; d. ]. Wilmington, Tenn. DR.. Boz
m IN, n. O., and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Candidates for Work-Iu pursuance q
authority vested in him by the Convention .
Virginia and Council Of this city, the Mays
yesterday Impressed" into the public ssrse
the following free men Of color, viz Bar'es
Clarke, Josh Banks, Warren Richards, Jis,
Roberts, Tom Freeman, Eli Megent, Bsssrf I
Hogg and Bill Fields. They were put nj I
the cage until this morning, when they viii :
set to work ON some of the projected fortiso
tions around the CITY.
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CRors.-A correspondent writes us from
Memphis II made q journey short time
since all through Attakapas, Atchafalaya, and
up Red River for long distance. 1 had
therefore, the opportunity of seeing and judg.
ing Of the crops Never has such crop of
corn been seen, whether for extent or quality.
The re las been Mt least twice as much planted
as was ever before put in the ground. The
yield, from appearances, will be immense
The whoa. and oats looked equally promising
and were splendid to look at. stood in cot
ton on the 22d day of May as high as my
knee. The cane never looked better. So that
to starve us out, as our generous Northern
friends propose, would seem just now alto
gether impossible"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

No Arms PURCHASED By FggMoSr The cor
respondent Of the philadelphia North Ameri.
can telsgraphs from Washington
"Gen. Fremont while in Europe contrac ted
for no cannon or small arms, nor did he bring
any over. The report was a mere coniscture
hazarded by soma over anxious ne wsmonger
Our Government has abundance Of exec Hen
arms for all its needs, and the works we haye
Ia operation can keep us In full supply for
the future. In addition 10 this, n new clipper
ship, with cargo OF IA. 900 stand o. arms and
number Of brass rified cannon for the rebels.
has been captured OF Ohsrlsston by the
United Statas steamer Quaker City. while At.
very.l This was supposed 10 be a vessel from
Belgium, which the nset IN the Duff had been
warned 70 intercept, hein, destined for New
orleans; out unfortunately that vessel got In
q trick"
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Fines.-The Mayor yesterday imposed Z
number of fines, as follows: Doggett b
bank, S. for selling spirits without lcsus
Dominic Francisco, IS for selling liquor to *
drank at the place where sold; Edward Verss
S. for renting kitchen TO Billy Tally, slsTs
without the consent of his master; Bee 8
Dixon, IS, Ito be paid by Dixon for sellias
whiskey without license; Patrick Keess'
and Thomas 0'Neal, IS for fighting in TIC
First Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

REVOLUTION In ST. DOxIsao -Adyices from
st. Domingo to the Sth of June have been re.
ceived. A fierce reactionary movement aga MS
the ewal Of the rule of Spain is prog, essing
in st. Domingo. Gen. Santana had es tab.
lished perfect reign of terror in supper; Of
Queen Isab-ii annexation project, but the
Dominicans had takea up arms against him in
Mcca, Cibao. Vega and every important stand
point of the country. A reinforc cement had
been sent from Porto Rico to the Spanish
army, and it was thought that twenty thou
sand soldiers would be required in order to
sust tain Santana and her Catholic Majesty A
severe NOR taiity exist ted in the Spanish regi-
mentS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

ANOTHER VKTERAs GoSR.-Matthew Seay
one OF the few remaining veterans of the
hevoiation, departed this life q few days
since, at his residence in Henry county, at
the advanced age OF one hundred and four
years. 1t is said that the old warrior was so
much exercised over the present war and his
inability to engage in y second struggle for
Freedom, that general prostration OF his
systemowas the result. Quietly and calmly
ne breathed his last, with q blessing upon the
southern forces in the field. He has gone TO
reap the reward Of his labors. Peace to the
paass Of the patriotic dead.-Dan. Reg
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Committed.-Mary L. Carringtoa, ,hl'
charged with disorderly conduct an, iuIs-ls
ton, was sent to Jail yesterday by tia May
on failing to give security for her good .
havior.-Archer Ruin, q free negro, fOsca
the cars at Manassas junction, and sent bsa
by Col. Walton, Of the Washington Artilisr
was enrolled as a member Of the indastris!
ciety know as the chain gang.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Doctors Of Medicine.-Among the gradults
OF the University of Virginia the pas, re.
sion, ls60-'6l,) the following gentlemen re
ceiyed the title Of Doctor Of Medicine:
4. l.. Bronaugh, Loudoun, Va.
Fugate Clark, Pulaski, Va.
NJ. N. Flemming, Hanover, Va.
X. w. Hines, Palestine, Va.
W. X. Jones, Appomattox, Va.
A. ). Mayo, Powhatan, Va.
Russell Murdoch, Baltimore, Md.
George Ross, Culpeper, Va.
ID. Is. Smith, Dinwiddie, Va.
Geo. w. Woods, San Francisco. Gal.
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Designs from Fortress Monroe,

From the operations Of the enemy and their
movements at Newport News,it seems probable
that they intend crossing to the South side OF
folk and Petersburg Railroad, if they can do
so. No doubt these plans are frustrated by
our able Generals, and proper measures taken
to hold the enemy in check, if they attempt
such an euternrise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

COMPLIMENT 70 tbs SourH OAKoLIxiAks We
learn from the Londoun Mirror that the Ia
d'es OF Leeshrrg. Va, on Thursday week,
presented . beautiful flag tn the 4Ih Regi-
'nent, 3. y. v. The presentatio was accom-
FAMED by an appropriate speech from Col
I+cos, and was acknowledged by the Rsgi-
ineht through Mr. Clevelsnd. Capt Wilkes
aho, In response 10 loud calls, spoke grace.
fully and eioqnsntiy On thu occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Loss-Ths manuscripts copy Of the ksp0', !
the President Of the Young Mems Christian
ISOLATION, made 1T the last meeting, when ~
kindly loaned the reporter, has been aosusss
from this Office. win its present posssss''
kind enough to return it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

A NATIONAL FouSDRY.-The Raleigh Stan,
dard calls the attention Of the Confederate
Congress to the immense beds of coal and
iron on Deep river. N c., and zealously urges
the establishment of a National Foundry
there. The coal, j, Is said, is equal to the hes
Cumberland. and the iron ore, by cheap pro
GEES, can be easily rendered equal for gun and
cannon purposes TO the Marshall iron OF Eng
land or the tmportations from Norway, for.
merlY used at Harper,s Ferry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Diseharyed.-The following parties ss'
examined by the Mayor yesterday and "
charged: Peter Kennedy and Matt CAVE
charged with threatening to shoot Mary su4
van. - Henry Howe, charged with lafes-
and being a suspicious psrson.-wesley Low;
charged with attempting to stab Mike Asa'
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FATAL AecfDESr.-M Mr.. Simmis and wife
were burned TO death on the night Of the Sd
inst at Scranton. Pa, BY the explosion of =
Kerosene lamp while they we're filling it,
Both were dreadfuily burned. and survived
their injuries only about two hours. They
Leave seven hslplsss children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

SorrHsKN ExPagss CoMPANY.-The corpora
tors Of this company met in Augusta, Ga,
on Monday last and elected the folio wing
officers : President, H r Plant: Directors
Sebring. Charles ton ID Ii Bald win, Sa.
yannah; W. X. Chiffon, Montgomery q
w. 7. Jackson, Augusta; II. b. Hunt, Au-
gustY.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TaE DISPATCH.

The price of the Daily Dispatch, naiisi, is
- yer annum ~ 30 Tor SIX mouths, 81 u fer
three months; and 80 cents per moath for
less period.
Neither the Weekly nor Semi Weekly Will
be sent tor less period than twelve months.
Price Of the former ~, the latter ~ per An.
num.
We make this statement just now, a. our
terms are not anders tod by many who order
the paper by mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

lAiscoLS's MEssAGE.-lt Is not necessary
that we should copy extensively from the
comments OF the Southern press on Lincoln's
Message The universal sen timent is-let The
Senth prepare tor a vigorous and determined
resistance and retaliation
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PUBLISHING IN RlcBAoND.- The Baptist
Church, chiefly through its home missionary
department and very much under tho impulse
Of the energy and pious zeal of Rev. Mr..
DICKINSON, is doing much in the way of pub
fishing. We have before US two tracts, " am
d Soldier" and "Volunteers Wanted" gotten
up in this way for the army. The Church has
some fifty colporteurs in the field distributing
thei. tracts and books.
The most rem al able part Of this enterprise
however, is the publication OF the Testament
1t was found suddenly that there were no Tes-
taments to be had. There never has been an
edition Of either Testament or Bible published
south Of Mason and Dixon. u fact showing
how complete has been our reliance upon the
North in every branch of art. The Church
determined at once that an effort must be In ade
to supply such a want as the Testament. Al
edition was put In press, and is now in rapid
progress. 1t is gratifying to see this evidence
of determination to supply wants occasioned
by the interruption Of our intercourse with the
world. We are led pari passu with the dis
covery of our utter dependence on the North
to undertake, by our own industry and in
genuity, to supply our wants, and thus the
more certainly to secure that independence for
" hich we are now fighting
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Elag 10 be Raised.-A substantial any y
flagstaff has been deposited in front u
late Custom HOUSE, on Bank street. prsPA
tory to raising Gag Of the Confederate 90.
over the building, which y now used i0f w
eminent purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

dkSsRors GiFr.-Dr. JAS. Y. Caorp, of
stanoid CO, presented Major q. q. WHAR-
TON, Of Gen Ficyd's Brigade. with the beau
tifai horse known 50 well as "Baiisy Psy ton. .
q few days since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

TK,4aaAra NKws--n conseq uence OF inter
ruptiors In the working OF the wires uta Il
Montgomery. Ala, we are without our nsuai
supply OF telegraph news this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

SisacLAs PHgsonEs0a.--Such q violent
s.,sxn ragged areusd kics Lake, Upper Canada,
G}finS tps !sst week, that 0ns OF the most
ssautt1i A;atas, cgi1sd R.ordan's Island /.
has disappeared.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-12

Episcopal CoSvEErION.-The Episcopal
Convention of the Confederate States, lately
in session at Montgomery, adjourned on the
9Th inst, to meet at Columbia, S. o., on the
10th Of October next All matters in discus
sion have been referred to two committees, as
follows:
Committee on the Constitution The
Bishops OF Georgia, Florida and Nils sissippi
Rev. Messrs. Barnwell. Trapier, Price, and
Messrs Allston, Elerbee and Guyon.
Comm ittee on Missions ps Gregg and
Lay, and Rev. Messrs. Crane and Wise, Gen
Martin, of South Carolina. and Major Beard
OF Florida
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TraHr LAusxa.-A young woman rses s,s
fell dead while dancing 1T ball In nu raa.s
~ a "a. Iss 40 e1roes ,, s sIisia
"a great measure tsom tSAt laatux.
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Southern Publishing Houses-A CORA.
pendent, writing from distance, ask, 70 ;,
informed "whether there is, or is likely to h. Is
short time, publishing house in Ricbmo,a
or any of the Southern cities, prepared -
publish Southern text books" There 49,.
such establishments in Richmond, Char,eston
Memphis and other Southern cities. Our a..
respondent is correct in saying that ether.
arc plenty of men in the South who can Wi,
much better text books than the nissrphs
stuff VS. have been so long getting from ,ha
North. But heretofore Northern books. lib.
Northern wares, were fastened upon us like
leech, and teachers who had been drilled /,
these books themselves, were not comp.,sn,
or not willing to try anything new. Those
among US, too, who did write text books, did
50 to give publicity to peculiar views and
supposed improvements Of their own, OF 10
furnish text b ok for their own classes in
college. And hence whatever merit they pcs.
scssed, they were not sufficiently elementary
or were too unique for general acceptance
But now We Innst have text books or we mu.,
stop teaching. We cannot get them from the
North while the war lasts, and We ought DO,
if we could. We cannot get them from Eng
land while the blockade lasts, and they will
probably cost too much when it is over. Then
let us have our own"
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Mr. Morris, smploysz ~ he telegraph com.
,. ~, on Monday last y tsiisaf fsoR VS..
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=, L. Brockett, Of Petersburg. has been =
lQol. WsiAiSsrJ stationed ~ Norfolk.
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Lo0AI X1M11a'

Tie Fourth u Amslia Np,snss.-TAA MAIL.
Of some exercises recently at Amelia Sor,n.. 10
which appeared in yesterdays Di.no,.s
should have stated that they were in o.sh,.'
lion Of tho 9Th Of July. They were sS rS.a'
bly, gotten up entirely under the airect;oa :,
Mrs. Semple. Tho actors were little Girl. w "
boys, and beautiful procession with Ii. a aua
comitants of Confederate banners, 6ors,. 'a-
wreaths, etc, in great profusion, wer. - -. "a
Of the interesting scenes. The recitation. par .,
songs were happily adapted to the day and "a, "a,
time. and were rendered in excellent s,v,. I =.
the bright and beautiful little children oS
took part in the exercises. At piyb, quo
works were introduced, and added In,.t
the eclat Of the celebration. Capt. Mepl.,"
Of the Navy, assisted in their exhibiton !,
was an error in awarding to DR.. Spotsvooa"'
place in the management Of the intere,,;,ss
proceedings. That noble hearted Viry;,;as
and true Southern man, whose creates, MIA.
sure in life was the throwing his coum;ss;'E
in the face Of the Lincoln Government, s~,
taking service in the Confederacy Of IN. So".s '
was present and enjoyed the affair with nv
liar delight The sentiments of the occs,;oa
the purity and innocent loneliness Of tho oh;,'
dren, the flowers, and all that wont 10 ~
beauty and interest to the scenes. fpnndo
more enthusiastic admirer than him. r.
whole affair, we are informed by tho,. wS'
were present, was exceedingly appropriat. oaS
beautiful, highly creditab!e to the aec'm '
plishei lady who designed and directed il.
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bonn unteren @piomac mad bent Giiben 3u 3ic6sn,
sic fu9ren Bic 9eltsrn Mtttng fort, ibre Nrmse
.Oon @qutd Greet nnp llmse9eno gu entfernsn.-
Guntretonp6 ia9en, oaB Die 2ruppen fit ta5
IaOti6e Gir9inien b~eltimmt fnb. Wenn Die
Nadridten BON FER erUBen @rpetition linen
giinftig 9epeien paren, 70 nurpen Die Nebe(len
piele 8etpe9ungen niGt unterupmmcn BADEN.
9teSue. - Gen. Mc@leQan, be9leitet bon
ietnem Stab, Dem prin3en bon SOinoiQe Ii. g.,
btelt 8tltsrn iiber Osn, 8uell's Dipilicn, ipelde
wenjea Mleilen Ron Der Stapt i'm Eager eBt.
General 6remUnt Miro wabrldeinIih
balo pom ct. Qout5 in Der 9unoesbauptltapt elm
trefen,
Sin srpBer8at1t I'm Nr tent 8.
= Gproeltern QbenO wurre BON ben Sif3ieren
peS 6. Gapalerie Jteg. Oberlf @mUrp, i'm WaiD~
instpn armsnbauie elm 9rCbe6 6et seseben, NO.
BEL Die bette @eIsllduft 0a1tinstOn'S ~pertreten
mar. Gulea, Correspondent Der QOnppn GimeS,
befanD ltb unter ben @tnoelapener.
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VeHisfeiten aHe Dem GIeen.
hea Mirnfen Sum4er heri

E5taHU0HFE VF5 TTTUrVTT ~sFFTTsT PSrTV1VztF
ptt4e, Z. 9frp. Gin bswufneter
Dampfer Der CONFEDERATION bradte Die Brtes
8etip Nnn Net8 BON Nlatne, ben Withael, SEN
nefee unD 6 onDere S@ife oils Brtisn In Den
9afen pom @barietOn.
Der 9irot Sumter fol- an Der 2eelette bon
8arbaDUeS pe99enpmmen pcrCen letn.
gBtgfoa 1T gum 8rtgapier, 8Unbam gum ge
nsralmajCr in Der Nebelenarmee ernannt pOrpen.
Sn 8i4mOno berridt Die Mleinuna, paB SIG
G6iTe felt Rem IS. 0iat Die 8lVfape pur6brO
den haben.
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SGh -
@dGbtnotun,8 SOP. Commodore s..
S. GcUtt pom Dampf,r TsY(tone State, pel6er
in bic Ser. ct. 3urudfebrle, phne ieine SrDrP,
ben @iraten @umpter gu pfrfcI9en, bis er tbn
f4npe, befol9t gu baben, iteAt iebt Dor einem Slot
ten SnquiItipns0erttt In pieer Stapt. Man
miro lfa ertunern, paB er nit elmer pertbpOuen
Dri1e mad Vbtlapalpbia ~Suriidtan, peIAee r ntAt
mad Sen gBet brin9en moGte,
gin per 0Ct0moc tnie iltAue5 ru9ir4 Die Stg>
nalfeuer Der 8etupe ltnO jepc Na6t gu leHen.
Spraeaums nes f6pebitd,en G~elanSten bsim
NrGfSenteu.
g8a atom 8. giQO. Der ueue Wlt=
ntferreIcent pom GArepen lino NOrlregen, 0rof
Gouarp 0tper, murpe pem 0rdiirenten 9eute pCn
bent Staatslefretdr pprgeltellt 1tnp ilter9ab letne
2eettimatton.
'Gr bemertte in Ieiner Qntrittsrebe, baB iein
6err, per 8Gntg Opn Sdirepen, Die Sanoe, Die
bis iebt 3tptIcaen zen beiren 2anoern erlltlrt bat-
ten, auf tepe QBeiie St ltarten luhe uno er letn
MGali6tes tbun perpe, pielem ,3iele 5u3ultreben.
Der 9rdipent antnurtete, DAP er mt 6reupen
etnen @elanpten &AweDens anertenne, Der IN
aelelllhafttiner uuD poIti(6er Be5iebun9 tn
SApepen einen 70 tUbei Stang einnebn1e. Gr
fubr fort: Dies Qanr bebauptst unp tpiro aud
fernerGin betouptsn Die NienI 6enreGte nnO bic
@lGgli6tett Ger Selbitregierung. Die 0eIAtAte
@6pepeu5 Setet, DAP pte6 aud paS @rnnpprin-
8tp S6re8 9anpes 1T, uup td weiB, rab Sbr
@ouperQn partn nit mir u6ereintimmt. Wtr
tDerpeu uns itetS freunpliA unO peblwoleno IN
ben 8e8tebungsn gu Sprem 8aterlanpe e~rtpeiIen
unp tn merpe 9lihts nuterla0eu. Siren Nufent.
balt in pielem 9anpe Sbnen perlGnliA angenebm
gu maiden ais Sbrtr NegieEuug CUR 0fnu8ttnz
uu9 gereiAen 8t lallen.
@olitiibe Mii1onsn berpprra9enber Sarser :ad6
europa.
@a19tngtpn s.. gloo. @r3bil@Uf 9u=
abc5 perlteB 9le1p. gurt am NltttppG, nm nab
europa 8u 0ebeu, unp 5r. 8bprlOp gGeep ipIIte
ibm in Dem teuttsen Dampfsr folgeit, 0obr-
S6etnlt6 Miro 8ii4cf @lc5oam, 8ii6pf Der pro
tefanttlAen -@pi0rOpalftrAe in SbtU unO Con.
GOsrstt BON NfoHaduietts In eisler g8pGe eben-
falls na6 europa ab9eben.
Die gleihjeiti9e 9leie pieler 9erren l6eint i'm
GtnperltdnDnib nit Der 8egierlng ltattSninOen,
ba ~pieielben bier tGr3ltA nit Cem 9raltcenten
uup Dem cabinet in COMPUTATION 9epeie n linp.
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sRihtin nm mi0ruri.
Gin Ereffen bel Belmont. Sas Eager Der Rebeaem
]serft6rt; ale lire SdnOntn, Tassage. %ferce &C.
aenentttet.

Gin &teftet bel Belmont. Sds Eager Der NeOelIeta
%sert6yt; aae iDre SdnOnen, Tassa9t. %ferce &C.
.s>l.. senommeit.
Gdtrp. SQ., T.. 9lopbr. Die GrpeOitipn,
melAe geItern untrr Sen. Grant uno Wc@Ier<
nono pCn Bier o6gtn8; lanoete In belmont, WiV.,
8 Wleilen pter9al6 Columbus (8Y.) }, pelhss an
Dem anoern nfer ttS M.1Ffippt lisgt, nm 8 ubr
Wlpraeus nit $500 Mlann l1nlere Sruppen
qrifsn tie GebeQen, 1000 Monn fart, ge9en IL
ubr on unp Der &f Oauerte bis SUnnenun<
~tereanq, pprauf Die 9ts6ellen nit 9roBen TerluIt
aus tbren Gerl6ansungen ab r cen GlnB 9etrie=
zen wurCen. s'l- .' 81 P-
Ssbr Quaer muroe 0erbramnt tbre YrCStfOnen
neblt Grui1, 6anipnen, YferOen unO Maultbie,
rem, lorte 100 @efan9enen fel in unire 6anOe.
gta6pem Dies eel4eben, lhiften ltG Ote unIrt9en
ptsper Elm, pa Die 6einpe Serltdrfunsert pom 20
lulnbuS befanen.
Sbert OOug6ertY BON 9atnOtS wurbe per-
munOet uno ~eefansen %genpmnlen.
Der 9erltlt Der Jtsbellen TT nt8t befannt,
mitB aber iebr b~epeuten0 gene Ien letn.
Der @erlut Der 8unpesiruppen betrd9t 300
800 an 6UOten, @erpunDeten lno SermiBten
aseitere @iuJelbeiten iiber bic scbEudpt.
G6tcaap, s.. Soy. Sine SpeSialpepeIhe
1dot. Da6 pie Yunocetruppen ben &ebeGert erUBe
8erluae perurI1Gten, II Ranpnen nabmer, BON
nelben spsi 0oVOngebradt wuroen. NaAOtm
bae &ebeusnlager serlt6rt mar, bemertte man,
6aB Elm 8ebellenccrps pOm Sentudp ufer ilber=
1esten, UNI Die ganDeStruppen i'm 9tuden on3u-
srcifen. Quf btm 0tiId3a9 trafen lie auf rte
pom &entudg ufer oOrDer 8tlanpten Gerltarfnn>
cen, pelde le init lAperem 8erlult %jurIdtrteben.
unIer gerlul belauft Ith bon 2 9fegimentern auf
800, Der 9au3e If nod niht ermittslt.
SO perpunoete Nebellen tpurpen unter parlae
mfntarlag8e naA Cairo geI6tft
Sberlt Qamon pom Der 8uupesarntee tt lhwer
berpunpet. Mlljpr @lerfer wurbe oertpunoet
nnp gefaneen. = Sbert 8ri8bt BON Der Ttrbel-
Iena,m NEE murpe get6otet.
Der @erlult Der 9febe1en Io(l un9e6euer iein.
Dieelben murpen pom Gen. @beatham cOmrnan
Dirt, pa Sen. Yolf fN in Columbus befanp. =
Sen. Spbnipn pnrpe perlpunOet.