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1aiflf alrirral.
9aug Sppe1l.
pwOw muSSOUHE.
srem The HErrisbgrg Sou usl-1
CAMP Cross, June %, i

Srsu the HErrisbgrg 5ou u7i.l
CAMP Cross, June %, lSol'
G Kitchen. of Bloomfield, Missouri.
do certify that the following is a tT9e and cor
reel statement, in regard TO the movement OF
federal troons owsrd B oomheld, viz;
On the 194h Of this month hve hundred
Dpsrh started from Birds Point, Missouri.
-rocss5ed n Charleston, Of Mississippi county,
Missouri A distance Of twelve miles, and took
possession Of the town, and arrested six men
ana % Z them to Cairo. They then proceeded
TO Byrtrand, q distance of nine miles thew
tbsre took two prisoners, and then dispersed 2
romnanv Of s7u-herners that was about to be
orgarizad. in obedience to the call of the gov
ernor Of Missouri. They then proceeded 10
SVketon. a distance Of seven miles, took pos
session Of the Cairo and Fulton railroad, and
were thea within eigh miles OF myself and
Capt. Waugh, on Little river. They then Te-
treated back to Cairo.
On the 2tst Of June, fifteen hundred federal
troops # Cairo on a steamboat; proceeded TO
Commerce, thiTty-fve miles above Cairo, in
Scott c%oauty: landed, took two prisoners, and
sent them to Cairo. From Commerce, they
moved within fourteen miles Of Bloomfield,
aud six miles OF our eDcsmpment, where we
had six hundred southeTners, armed with the
common rife and shot gun. The federslisis
then retTeated back on The sam road ten miles:
at that point they changed their course and
marched to Benton, in Scott county, and here
they examined every house in the place for
arms, and attempted to rsvish scue ladies, but
we're stopped by their officers.
They broke open several private houses,
thst had been left by Southern men, took all
the provisions in their houses, aud occupied
them that night also took possession Of the
Southern Methodist Church and made it a PRIV.
They then returned to Commerce, left q small
force there and returned TO Cairo with the in
t%ention, az declared By Their officers, Of rein
forcing and return, take possession Of Stod-
dard and Dunkiin COMMITTEES.
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For Eieueen nf-COIonea


mel or t1a drst O. unity Regiment. composed Of Civi
Districts n e., IS and I6 II, u and 10. IA an 8 outsid.
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AGEIcULTURaL- "A correspondent Of the
Richmons Dispatch asks "What makes the
Hessian Fly?D and answers it himself thus
"Col. Magruder's masked battery"
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We are suthor.z-d % zu1ousce the name OF Col
RICHARD B soNEsVlLL8, OF TipJ3D county, as
candidate for the Floating representative in the Stat
Legislature. from The counties @, Fayette, Shelby ant
TiBtou. i've tee
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We are authorized 10 auRoGnce Hon. ". G. DUNLAP
as a candidate 20 represent the counties OF Fayette and
Sh aI5y no the Senatorial branch Of the next LEGISLATURE
OF tennessee. ivTTtps
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We are authorizrd TO snnouace JOHN C HERON
Of Shelby county as 4 candidate for the State Legisla-
tarn. iyIG tee
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We arc author zed TO auuo1lcs JOS. R MO5BY as .
candidate tor q seat In The Confederate Congress.
iyT te
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ALLEGEANY SPRINGS.
Montgomery County, H'trqimta.

Montgomery County, HtTgiHtS.
! THIS celebrated WATERING PLACE viii be opened
4 for the reception OF visitors on the LIST day Of Jane.
Located three aud a half miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad, they are easy Of access, and afford
the best security for families.
Zach department Is supervised by tbe Froprietors,
who viii attend personally 20 the wants Of their guests.
The propriet0rs 4 after themselves they were never 50
well prepared as the present season.
A ul supply OF Ice has been secured.
Passengers leave the railroad at ShaWSville, and viii
be carried in four horse Omnibusses over a hne road 70
the Springs.
These waters stand unriv1led for the cure OF Dyspep-
STA. BOOTH, II = co
Water for sale by S. Mansfield & Co., Chandler &
Cs Wigs Bros. & Co., Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
faq1-aEw1wt
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For Enngress.

W are authorized u announce D X. CUEBIN, Esq
OF this city. a candidate 70 represent this COnEressiona
District ia the Congress OF the Confederate States, al
the en-uinu election Jel5-teH
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Fer EOF0ueE

We are authorized TO ana. Uuce IN. II. STEPHENS
as & candidate for judge OF the Fourteenth Judicial
CIrc1it, composed Cf The counties OF he dersou, Hay
wood and Eadison, 70 Al The vacancy occssiOned by the
resignation or Hon John Read iy17 te
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FEoM SHIB IsLARp-The C, s. steamer
Swain, Capt. Sanders, arrived here this morn
ing from Ship Island, having left the fortified
fi0ns uHstArAao 80 49, IT, a----- --
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We are authorized to announce the name Of B. D
EABBRS Is a candidate TO represent the 10 h Distric
in the Confederate Congress. which meets in Richmond
oil the 24h int Election dr-t Thursday in August.
jy5-te Peppers ofthe d STREE copy, and send bin to Nj n
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For Judge.

We are authorized 10 annouuc- T P. SCURLOCK,
BsQ as E CANDIDATE for Judge OF he Fourteenth Judi
cisl Circuit, composed OF the counties Of HaywoCd,
Madison and Henderson. Election hrst Thursday Of
August. ivI7 uawte
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Ter Colon a,

We are authorized 20 suusuuce &. c.. MCDOWELL as
d candidate Ter Colonel Of the rhiri segment Of Mill
tia, o5mpos d Of the SIKH, Seventh ami Eighth Wards
Election q inv. ivI4-te
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For

B. n. ESTE is q Candidate 70 represent She
County IN tie lover HOUSE Of the next Legislature.
jyI3 te
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Fer Congress

We are author zed % anzouncs JOHN G. Earring
TON as a candidate to rep Hesent the 10 b CONFESSIONS
District OF Te1nes ee, a 3 delegate In the eongTess Q
the OUnfe3erate states. 1eiS-te+
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In the Co nty Court of HardS-
man County, Tennessee, July
Term, 1861.

Whitnill Oobourn and wife. ans others, vs.. Headly
Polk, @. s. POLK, Charles L. Polk, ". W Polk, Be-
dora L. Polk, edward Il. Po.k, sarah E Polk. Petit
ton 70 divide Slaves.
IT appearing 70 the court that the above named de-
l feadauts are non-residsnts or the State Of Ternes-
see it Is therefore ordered by the court that psblica-
ton be made IN the Memphis weekly Appeal, a news
paper published in the city OF Memphis, requiring said
defend 'nts to O. ter their appearance in said cause, and
Gle d, answer or denuT to the same. by or within the
hrst three days Of the August term, 1861, of this court,
or said petition will ba taken fer confessed ss TO them,
and set for hearing eX parte,
IA copy-Testl r. P. NEELY, Clerk.
jys-w4t By E. G. CRISP, D. @.
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N. .. STEWAR il ca ldid4ta loi Coloeel Of the
second County Reziment, comp sed Of Districts Nos. l.,
2 3. 4 s, :, s, 9 and 10 Shelby county. Election July
23i. ivl3-tps
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Incidents OF the martInsburg Battle
From the Baltimore Exchange we copy tue
following incidents Of the late great federal
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ANYTHING A Recommendation Moore
and Sweeney T5ccived q dispatch from Capt.
Garrett, Of Memphis, on Monday, directing
the arrest Of one r Shepard, who is charged
vi 3 steal ny a Rumber Of diamond rings from
q lady m Memphis. Shepard was oysrhauled
and arrested az an early hour yesterday morn
ipg, BY the agency Of the gentlemen who re-
ceIvsd the dispatch, and By the assistance of
officers LamboTne, Turner and McEiyogue.-
louisville Journal, 16tk.
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VETITH Honors paid by the Troops, Inspections, Re
w views, etc, abridged ana compiled By Lieut.
Col VIM. B. RichaTd-OH, graduate snd formerly as
Sis ant instructor OF Tactics, Virginia Military Iusti-
tate. Jrst received and Tor sale BY
All 1w ULEAVES & VADFE
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Fnr C0ngFPsR.

WV. T AvERY is q candidate to represent the lot
Congressional District IN the Congress OF the Contede
80 statps telS-te
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MISSISSIPPI AEC TENNESSEE
-
RAILROAD y.
OE TIME.

FREIaHT AND A-CCOMEODArON 1RsEys
VIII leave aHd arrive as foIoss:
LEAVE AH2IVE At
Memphis sL....-.7i0 ID Garner st........4GC ? n
~ MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ANB Fridays.
LEAVE ARRIVE AT
Garner G-..-..-..s:i6 = N Memphis at......E40 PEt
On TUEEDLYs, THURSDAYS AMT sAFJ BAYS.
Trains arriving At Memphis connect with the Memphis
sad Charleston aid the Hesphis and Ohio RAILROADS,
for the North and East.
Trains arriving at Garner station there connect vit1
3 daily lfRe OF Esil coaches, which leave on arrival q
the mail traia for Grenada, and New Orleans "a. Eis-
sissippi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are sold BY L. 8. Ehcvlton II Gsyoss
-ad Nc-Gnam houses. T.. H0U6H,
mrS General Superintendent.
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For Tie state senate.

EOF EAO&EeF.
JAMES ". HALL, OF 4 pton county. IS a candidate
for F.oaters in the District composed Of Fayetta. Shelby
agd Upton Coun les ivlS-tes
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We are autH0rlz-d 70 announce The nsms q SAMUEL
II COWAR rs 8 candid aue for he Floating Repre-
sentative 10 the State legislature, from the c9uatles Of
Favptte, She by sud Upton. iyi0-tea
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We are authorized 10 announce the name o. JOEh
MARTIN, Of shelby county, ss q candidate for Repre-
sensitive 10 the State Legislature, from the county o.
Shpibv iv6 Tee
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sRrRERF,s KOTFCE.

WAS committed TO Jail at Covington, Tipton -
w county, Tennessee, On tins 18Th iJst., NE-&S
GRO BOY, who says his nome is Billy, and NTH
he belongs 10 VIM. Johnson. OF Memphis, Teunes-@Az
see SAID boy is II or Is years Of age. light copper col
OF, About Eve feet nigh, and viii weigh about 100 lbs.
The owner IS hereby requested to come forw I'd. prove
property. pay charges ana take him away, or he viii be
dealt with rs the law direCis.
DAVID O.. SLAUGHTER,
fesg-d4Z Sheriff and Taller. Pintou 90. Tenn.
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For the LaaisIarure.


We are authorized TO announce JEO. S. D~ICKASON,
SO for the legislature at the ensuing electi"n-AE
guEf 1st iv1N tee
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Ieg5EFaffVe


We are auth0riz d % announce 2 y. MUNFORD,
E-o as a candidate 70 represent the county OF Shelby
ir he LIVER house Of the State legislature. b9-te
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gtravad or Stolen

NEYENT-50 brls. Louisville Cemert, in store and Z
900 MORRISON & On
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VI r. PASSW0EE is 8 candidate Tor Colonel Of the
Third CIV Reg mHnt comp se1 nr The Sikh Ward en-
tire, the hr 2, second, third, fourth and 18th companies
o. the seTe-ta ward, and She entire Eigntl. Election
] % -rL- i-I.-Na
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FaF CnIoneI-GaTn mandanE

/ EDWARD DUDLEY BAGAAND is a candidate FOR
Z Colonel Of The First COUNTY Regiment, composed Il Dis.
tric.s fifteen, sixteen five, eleven, twelve. thirteen
aad fourteen. OF Shelby cFu7tv iU ste
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DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
AND TIE 8Osr SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operator
IN THE WOHLDI
Eight Years AKA Memphis,

TEFeEI the public IN general that he is prepared
/ to treat oil diseases, but esp-csslly those which ara
pronounced i1Curable and called caToulC.
BIS treatment o. Cancers is witAsut any rival. Re-
cause ties VIII be expelled from tHe system, WITH al
their roots and hbsrs. -Ily BY cons ucsnal treatment
without sEUstICs and witE11r the IN is-
he also treats with success. according TO the mos- lH-
proved science OF medicine In Europe, RLeunatisas
4 uralsiG, GCut, Ophthdjmis, fist1lI IN Ano, Scr0fl-aJ
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic BysenteTy. Torpid Liver,
Gravel. FITS, Tapew0rm, Piles, Brcpsy, Diseases OF t4t
SEin, Bronchitis, Consumption, al diseases q the Eye
and gar, and give particular attention 10 all Female
CCmpIsints, especially those OF the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any OF the above
diseases will De cu-ed, and can ind good board and &C
Communications while under treatment at the csct0rs' IL
frnary.
TEs doctor calls attention OF patience 90 q ~Cistancs,
thSt II they arc not prepared TO consult the doctor pdr-
s5RRbly, By writing to him, with an exact account Of all
the symptoms or the disease medicine wtlloe forwarded
by Adams express.
EIHO1cs in Lenow's BEilding, Uui0n street, between
Nam and Second, fourth door east Of vain.
IEGymary on Union strezL, east o. the bayou, ct Dr.
SpisgeI's private residence.
Br G. Spiegel has, in his thirty years Y~rsctlcss e5-
peciauy On chronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
success He has in his possession ever i've thc1s1Ed
plants, herbs, barks. ETC., which he can rely upon 70
care diseases whish are By the most successful pracu
TONERS pronounced incursbls.
he also makes II his especial practice to treat al phi
watts diseases with the utmost success, in q short time,
no -atter Of how long standing, nor OF shat nature.
All Dr.. cpiegcI szks from the afflicted IS g far trial,
then all the reference Eo win give viii be > sseedyc5re
20 tEeu-
Tlorsznds Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, nay be seen at the doc0r's once. Jy2-6m
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Dissolution

LAYING sold our entire stock OF Goods 70 II. Z.
II AUSTIN, the c0partnsrsaip heretofore existing
IS may be necessary % close sse unsettled Lz.issss q
the concern.
We here take occasion to return our thanks to cur
friends and customers for thei- liberal p-l-Orage, and
solicit for our successors a continuance o. TIE sams
pat oaage. HORTON \ HUNTER.
Memphis, April I, 1ss1.-Iap2
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r EsOIvED By tie Board cf Hayst and Erersasu o
IL The CITY OF Memphis, tcst the Mayor keep taadiR.
nstice IN two Of tsc city Bspers, tlat no account aEains
the city will De paid aalegs made by authority Of thu
Mayor and Board OF Aldermen sEd agsIoyej by the Mayor
Extract frolE the minUtss.l
h. D. BAUGH. Asyor.
J. RICHARDSON, City Eegl5tsr.
Memphis lnEaFf s
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BarstOw's metallic Burial Baskets.


Z REGRET exceedingly 20 BE- compelled to say ; few
j words o. two classes Of my boardars. The drst are
those who DO not pay promptly, Il is imPos ibla for ne
TO kesp up without prompt payment. The other class
are those who are dissatisfied with their fare, and TIE
rules ana regulations or the house. Ibeieve the pro-
prietor has a right to his rules, and hose who are dis
satisfied Hsvs the rieht and privilege to leave When
they are dissatisfied they VIII o5hge me to % 50. ]
hope this notice viii suhsce. Very respectfully,
D co KEEL,
jsi1-2n Proprietor GsyosO House.
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o. Y. LTDE is a candidate Tor Colonel Of the Firs'
County EeIEaut, coup0sed OF Districts dftepu, siy-
teen i've, eleven tEeIve. thirteen and fourteen Shel.
Uy county Elrc.i0n ga July. Il e
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c.. A Is 3 candidate for Lieutenant-Colo-
mel OF the second Regiment Of Tennessee Militia, COM
passed Of the second aud third companies OF the Third
ward. aud the hrst, sscond ard third companies Of the
Fourth ward, and the Fifth Ward entire, which c0Rsti-
tutas tie SacaEa RncIment in the cit ia ta
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E4@0ue square, renewable weekly, per anuum, $4,000
" " twice aWeek, " 5000
Es@Two squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, 60.O0
F" " twice 3 week, d" 5000
EasLu advertisements for the Appeal must be handed
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specified line. when not thus marked, they viii be
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that tina.
Es5AH tve-tisemen required 20 be kept on second
age CHARGED As NEw EACH DAY, and Ou thlTdpagey
II adrauce over stated rates.
E=-adverussmeut directed 20 be displayed, or set In
srEr type, charged al DOUBLE RATES.
Ez"Teariy advertisers win be charged extra for eccH-
FyiHg space over contract. and when LARGE TYPE is
required 10 be used, or The advertisement kept or inside
Of paper.
13Tearly advertisers WILDE charged extra at regu-
ar rates, for wants, Rents, Removals, Co-Partnerships,
Notices, To C0nsignees, etc.
H-TTcEsieatA Advertisement must be paid for in
Advance.
E1Eo advertisement VIII appear In the weekly paper
Mess by special contract.
r4~Adv- sements to be inserted in thew eekly paper
emily, or regular intervals in either OF the papers,
wilb charged 81 per squsrefor each and every inser-
tion.
g-AnnoaRciu Candidates for State, County and MI
nicipsi 3hces. s. each, 70 be paid in advance IA every
instance.
E-8arrisges and Deaths are published as news; bat
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and Funeral Invitations
as al other advertisements.
17An legal sud transient advertisements will be
-hargad by the insertion.
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70 No deduction or v~aristion will be made from the
foregoing rates.
ECLANAHAN Dill.
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HOW TO MANUFACTURE LEATHER

HOW To MANUFACTURE LEhIHEb.
HvHE subscriber has o new, easy and excellent meth
Cd o. tanning without bark, making heavier bet
ter aid more surabse Lesthe- IN one Jeuth or TIE time
~reoafred BY bark and dlty per cent cheaper
fpe smeus OF the Leather seut % order. ShGpI
County ard State rights sold cheap Best Of city ref
sncgs given. Address, enclosing stamp,
z. J. 4 Box s66,
iva 7nds- Men pHi-, Tenn.
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CantaIn Stodiard Rangers. n

2. S.-The federal troops mentioned in the
above statement, composed Of infantry with
two field pieces, supposed 10 be six pound
ers. s. G.. K.
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MIyT OF TIE UvrTED STATES,

sra: Referring to your letter Of the 15t inst,
to the treasurer Of the mint, / have to state
that the secretary OF the treasury, to whom |
submitted the question of the payment Of he
mint certificate held by the agent Of the Adams
express company. for the deposit for coinage,
made BY him Yin behalf Of the Fulton baak Of
Atlanta, Georgia, directs the TO inform you that
the same may be paid whenever the auihoTi
ties Of the State Of Georgia return TO their al
l~sgiance to The United States.
lam very respectfully,
JAMES POLLOCK,
Director Of he Mint.
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For &c LegEslaaUre.

SAMUEL n. A OR % Upton C unity, is a csudi.
date 70 represent Madison. Haywood, Lsueerdale and
Upton counties, ia the state senate jyI2-tes
" lest Tennessee wig, Avalanche Bulletin and Ar
ems rg1v aud send qrcgurf IN this rfHea
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For the Legislature.

We are authorized TO announce HOMA G.. SMITH,
Esq., or Brownsville, a. q candid Re for Judge % the
Fourteenth Circuit, in place Of Hos. Jahn Kesd, re-
signed. Election Thursday. August Let. igI3 davies
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"a WHRAT

WE are manufacturing a good WHEAT SACK, and
w will keep a supply OF hand throughout the season.
VERNON, PARfEE & CLAY,
Commission AID Grocery Merchants,
jez7-dawlm he. 5 Front row, Memphis.
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We are authorized 70 announce VI. P. BOND OF Ray
wood, q candidate for De,esste 10 the Confederate c n
gress, from the Tenth Congre sionsl District. jss te
ps1srs ia fra district ny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

BRITISH AGENTS PREVENTING EMIGRATION TO
The UNITED STATES We learn, by our last in
telligence from Ireland that numerous emf
grants were returning and also that those who
had been preparing to emigrate changed their
minds through certain influences brought to
bear upon them. The Cork Examiner states
that at Queenstown alone one hundred with
drew their names from the shipping agents
books. There can be no doubt that this is
caused by the intrigues of the agents of the
British government, and from the ne wspapers
in their interest The country is Represented
as being in a deplorable condition, aud no
longer desirable for emigrants to settle in.
This is huge falsehood. The war does not
exist at the North, and will never come here.
The effect oft is to increase the demand for agri-
cultural laborers; for the great numbers taken
from the laboripg and farming classes for the
war and the necessity for an increased quantity
of food-which is always the case in war-will
give abundant employment and 1emunerative
prices to all the agricultural laborers in Europe
who may desire to improve their condition by
emigration to Z" the land of the free and the
home of the brave" In fact, the Irish poor never
had 30 good an opportunity as now. John
Bull desires to keep them at home to recruit
his armies in the event Of war with this coun-
try, which be seems 20 DESTROYS to provoke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-04

OF two Gheusand rcSek st thAt psiak. ~
Eight ensued, in which the reAels were rsuAsd.
and fifteen OF their number killed Ard several
captured. Col. Kelly, unsortuH ately, was NOR
tally wounded. and died soon after. Many Of the
federal troops were wounded slightly.
There is no change of affairs at Fortress Monroe.
Colonel Bartlett's New York Naval Brigade, which
arrived there without arms has not been accepted,
by order of the War Department, in consequence,
and is ordered to return to this city on board the
steamer Coatzscoalcos, which took it out.
Colonel Bartlett, in midnight expedition to
Rip Raps, fell from the parapet, breaking his
clavicle, or collar bone, and receiving internal
injuries from which he is suffering severely.
We learn by the Prince Albert, just arrived at
st. Johns from Galway, that Hon. Cassius M.
Clay, our new Minister to Russia, has addressed
letter to the London Times on the American
question, in which he endeavors to set the public
mind of England right as to the present war,
declaring that its object is not the subjugation of
the Southern States, but the maintenance of the
laws of the United States and expressing the
opinion that the rebellion must inevitably be sup
pressed, and that it is the interest of England to
sustain the United States government.