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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23
THE TRIBU for 1861
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CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL.-JAS.
~ WEIR MASON, A. M removed 70 No. 90 East lsth.s,
Ieopens sept TO- Circulars At Cartsrs Bookstore, NJ. $50
Broadway.
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Real gsidie for Gdle.

A FARM Of 90 Acres 80 wood, balance cult
"A vAied, 70 miles Lcus Island; railroad station within
good sui vel wa.rta icarcd, fol bubainsA g'od
fuii, near scloc ch arch. SC. TrrUis very sasy.
h. BLAKE. NO. IA CbEnIbefssG
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financial.

No. o. WALLsT., Aus. II, 1861
nIVIDFND.-The Directors Of the NIAGARA
IL ElRE INSURANCE COMPANY Of this city have THIS
DAY Jesin,l M annual dividend Of TEN Oo PER CENT
l. O. IRVING. Secretary
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Tnstrnctlon.
INST. " Established

AN accomplished French Protestant Lady
"A TEACHER is WANTED for of the bes' Schools In
the city Salary liberal soyss Schools for sale end to
rent o. 3. WOODMAN Co,
Agents for SCHOOL, and TeseheFs No. 800 Bfo.dxay.
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CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
" for BOYS, NYACK R0cklsnd Co.. ~ Y.This iuttu,ion
viii reopen MONDAY sept students htted for cplese
mercaDi. pursuits The infantry dill will br osiy pscticed
aud inucdon given iD military tactics by thoroughly qus
C. RUTHERFORD, A. NJ, Principal
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NETWORK g. NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ls6i
COMMENCING AUGUST ~, 1861.
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V'O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT by SHORE lINE-Leiyss .Iihs' 4th-sv, 20 NJ
snve ia PROV idence 1870 Pun s1iye 10 Provd"nc<
lS0pm Bpm Express Through Mai Tram, sive In Prov
FL CALHOUN superiutendens
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CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.--Fare Six Cents
- Boats leave every hour from to nom foot of
Whitehallst east side Of the Battery.
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Uants.

SITUATION WANTED-By an educated Prot
- .s,ant German Girl as CHAMBERMAID (uodsrstsnds
sewing w,l take Of child Apply st No. HFoEy'h'
| 81 rear house, first h1or.
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NOTICk-FARE REDUGED-SfONINGTO
~ LINE for BOSr0N.-On snd after M0vDAb, Ag 20,
1861 ths fare on this ns wiz ne rsaced oowi.s ases
F0e Bos,or 90; deck. 81 Fare Providence
CABIN, Sc %; dock f2 Boss dly except Sunday at
o. N from Pier No 49, " e., foot Of COulandst. Office Of
tie Ccmpny No. lj Westat Freight sken dued
W. 81. EDWARDS. AasnL
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~ DELPHIA ard The SOUTH and WEsr via JERSEY
CITY-N.i a. Frpress Lipes ksve Nsv.YoTk a. aid 10
q m and and NJ Fare 81 Through tickets 'od for Gin
cir az and tho West sDd for tin and through baggage
checked ia Z q D and trains.
]. w. WOODRUFF. As'istsur Superintendent .
No baggage will be received rDs unless deye Aad
checked IS minutes advance the time Of leaving
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5ales bp Aneilon.

A. NJ. MERwIS. AucIore-I.
DY BANGS, MERWlN d Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 594 aud SO Broadway.Sa-s Of Books Stationery
Picture, Works OF Art Fancy Goods. Furniture. Sc
MORTGAGE SALE.-Will be sold, on the 23d
fl dav OF August at O'Clock p s the Iunber fad
Of 5h-'t aud lohy. quantity Of LCAbEk consist
ing u Of clear Pine Lumber BoAds Plank
v bite Wood Eastwood, and other choice Lumber
LYMAN TAYLOR, Attorney fer Mortgage
Ang1s, 7c, 1891.
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EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Il Of the EAGLE SLATE CoMPASl apply st their Yard
corner isth.t aud otsy TO O. PURMAN, Agent NoE
Nouttlsndt.se. N. Y.
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Gopartuersbip Notlfss.

I have this day dissolved oil connections, and
II withdrawn from tho MANHATTAN EXPRESS Co.
wEsTCOrT, DODD Co. ROBERT u WEsTC0T7.
New. .Yo1k, AusQst Ie lsSL
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COOPERSTOWN SEslINARY.--Tem opens
~ Aug 80 Fine Buildings Location the best Of II sch
eis 20 per Term for Board and Common kugsh Add
L. c FJACK. A. NJ, Coopers,Own, N. u
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SWORD BLADES, with or without Scabbards,
VII. L. FIsCHER
No. ~ Wilsm.sk
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| CTEAMBOAT THOS. POWELL, Capt. Ander-
son leaves foot Of Jays every afternoon a n fos
West Poiu Cornwall Nswbrrgh Poushks-psie, Kondout
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MRS. GIBSON, No. 80 Union-square will re.
WI open her BOARDING. aud DAY SCHOOL for young
LaAie.. on MONDAY. seplember 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

WIZARDS STEEL RlFLED CANNON ior
w ARMY, NAVY and MERCHANT sERViCE..lnssss Issss
10 FiE In BkTTERIFs Nth a., cARRAoRs and lsPLsnssrs
complete including Hotchi.s sho, and hell. Also oss. %
any With ship csrrisgs armns public private vesss'
""" M, lw Isss ssdst, ksw.ysse
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-06-13

lho military eseitenshl has somei
~ diei asny viii ns fiw liiila
iwn haA been afonarl ffom Ne leih
rlfy two days ilIi wrfl Ny he loud
hnfifUf iWD companies ham youf
tum ! l'l t0' llem. tut I
un iulfi thH they tfr itnyc, fear
l..t hne frlluNi snah W any county
should W proud N There u bat
yrly loa young urh loli IN ihia sec.
f'n, nnl ihcy are foidy 10 start
thrncyrr NJ. nslt commences, scriIy
I believe that o1f hilea viii No good
lighting II thor fargloos afe needed.
They are priclIoing with 'Colls 70.
ponlcfs" and fomo al lhom shoot 70.
mnfkahly well Il was my GOOD for.
tune ~ attend n "pIo.nlc, given on
lhsl Saturday, after ioisline and lsh.
.ng until late In the evening. !, was
proposed that the Indies Try their skill
M shooting, wna very much aston.
shed to sec two lovely beings, jus,
sweet.si,tocn, Miss A. aud 81 stop
forward, and made two shot that
Travis would have cxalicd over. II
Is madnc.o to talk abou, subjugating
the southern people.
Yours, &c.,
! upepuvlu
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Editor Paaoia Star:
DEan SIR--I avail myself "A the
columns Of your valuable paper, to
Offer n few words Of advice upon the
suljcc, Of the ensuing ,urnip crop
especially do ! feel authorized TO do
30, since the whole Southern press
has been urging upon the planting
community. the necessity Of cul,iva.
ting largely, all catable and bread
s.ufs which may be needed in the
prosecution Off protractcd war .and,
as the ,urnip crop comes In NJ a time
when q good preparation can be casi.
" made. and a few acres properly
prepared, will amply rcpay The labor
cr for Whatever reasonable outlay may
be expended. 40 az to secure the bcss
return from the soil.
After expending the reqaisitelibor,
the next mos, iinportsn, con daia'ion
is to be sure tha, you have g,ol seed.
This inquiry is never matter q
much concern with most rerihss.
they merely wan. '',mnip stsi = and
IL they have been fortarsi sasash.
q. many cf.en suppose shcy have been.
to have patch or 10, With veil
protected enclosure, 10 which they 20
and gather up the seed PrcmiseeoasIy
from all sorts aud sizes. which have
grown upon the broad surface, the
great aim. is TO them accomplished,
and neighbors a. we'll a. friends ere
made welcome to A. many seed =
they may need, and thus from year
to year this psccess Is 'eontinsed,
without an inquiry q 70 the best way
to make the best tdrnip.
There is viis disuesee between
the varieties of she ssrnip, and thess
10 = psch difsrsnee tstsees . 81
ssrsipsua - isSisssssss~s - ~
Is besv.ea essl sat hsa - ~
crop. All seeds. however so,l. -
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TO SOIFTlfr.RxI,I,s.

iou, In the course n q Saat, seni many
thousands Of dollars, through assnis Who
ara scattered all over the south. 10 tluein.
nnili, NJ, LOUIS and eastern cities fof mar.
Bile, when you can be as we'll served Al home
for the same money, The most II this goes
70 fai,en and pamper abolIiionisls ani give
them the means 10 run on your negroes,
and annoy you In various ways II you
will call NJ our works on Adams and Union
streets, YOU have the advantage II seeing
what YOU buy. Wa koep constantly on
hand The best Italian and American marble
finished In the latest and finest s.yles
(northcfn agents statements 10 the con.
trary notwithstanding.) Our workman can.
not be surpassed by any. n our work does
hot give entire satisfaction, we nre here ut
,ae whore you can call and have nny al.
tcrntion made you wish. n you cannot
come. send your orders and they shall be
filed pro,rntly and satisfactorily. Como
aud $40 u and save tho fifteen or twenty
per cent. paid 20 agents of northern and
Northwestern manufactures.
FISHER, AMiS 4 co.
December q, 1860. n4o-3m
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ohi did those eyes, instead n an,
WITH bright, hui mild affection .hihe,
Though they might tIails less desire,
Love more than mortal would 10 thine
fof thou MI formed 40 heavenly falf.
lIow ever those ofh' may wildly beam,
We must admire, bat slIll despnt
That fatal glance forbid. esloem
When nature stamped NY henuliou' hIih,
N much perfection IN thee ahohe,
She feared thu, too divine fpr earth,
Tho skIes might claim thee for ihou own
Therefore 10 guard her dearest work.
Lest angels might dispute the prize,
she bade secre, lightning lurk,
Within those once celestial eyes.
Then might tho boldcil syiph apper,
When cleaning with meridian blaze,
Thy beauty must curapiure oil,
But who can dare Thy ardent gale.
IT'S said iha, Lcvonia's hair,
In stars ajown the vaults " heaven.
But they would never permit thee there,
Those would 40 far oulshinc the seven.
For did those eyes az planets roll,
Thy sister lights would scarce appear,
Even suns which systems now control,
Would twinkle dinly through thy sphere
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'Wrm mIIag.mm hH l maaa anl
w.H fetFatf bffatr
nafiihfH i1wumf Iuurn.
trn aal FeIliatfal ahlY nv
.laiea culinary a l44laih
aa efilY obtained t iHr u-rr
tfy mf aul htpf slha Himd
hard anl iauabshe, uaiumdIy wp
dlefl
hnd as I have good object IN
,lev, 10 BE- my lesira. NJ ElIu. tp
mako lnosn tha feet, through your
valuable paper that | hi,c nkcn
ihe paina fo seeufs The "pufo unp
wrl' # The be- variety combining
.Ifo md fweoineai ~ pulp, snslly ,u.
pcrIpr 20 the common iufnip, which
! have deposited for distribution,
free Of cost, with e l.. l,allinea.
F.q. Of pnuola vii, moreover,
Use the process Of culture, 30 That,
r.aitcr all may have good iuruipi,
vii follow the directions. There
,i utly a right way and . wrong
ono, l1 every rcaectiue mind, 50 there
s h preparing the ,oil, ni well as the
culture make 0 crop Of iurnlps.
THE Culture. The ground intend
ed for tuinips should now be plough
ed deeply and kept loose, and well
pulvcrIzcd ly additional plowing, 50
as to keep down weeds and grass, tho
same should be made rich BY cowpen.
ing, or hauling well-rottod manure,
from the COW pen or other place ol
deposit, and thrown npon the suriac,
which must be turned under, and il
possible have the benefit Of the rain
before the sewing lime. The exac
time Of sewing matter Of consid
Grafton, If too early, the turnip.il,
will attack the plants and destro,
! them, and il loo late, they noye
fully mature in a common season 4
! bo successful there should be tw'
: scwings--the FIRST one from the Is
; TO the 18th Of August, and the last
? from the lst to the 18th Of scp'cm
Der. After sewing run harrow Q
c brush top over the patch; If the
come up too thick, thin out and you
,urnips will be larger.
The process # s,ri'lJ for seed-
In January, sclcc, your best spec
mems, and with sharp knife trim o
y oil roots, cxcer. the main or tap ROOT
cut the tops, aud set out in an opc
. farrow. filed With wcll.rot,cl manure
lraw the soil elosc up, this will in
part fertility to the tops, increase ih
size Of the seed pod, never cut o
pluck off the growing lsascs rs man
do, and injare the vitality Of ii
stalk, and il you do not have th
C pure turnip by this process, there
o nothing pure under the sun--so say
n Aafcus.
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pANOLA, MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY. JUNE % lsG

w.fhfssa.l fla fanffV Il. N. flWtafafl
eih iihfeiy's ebsmr.on.lh.nf..afn
ibs AZ Az tlndt ntmv. hf,s pp
hIa rammsslon Gom ovti pawef
aiseb. thinning. I mrn0f punlpnl
aiih imam ibua s.anUnt. fa ltas
anl an fn l,befty
Marion continued ntl.aGll un,l
he do.o N tbe wat n,a niout
advocate m ti e,unty'a usin
Aflcr lls dettflnto from iia nmn IA
gpsw ll,nl Wot.,iesl.min ,sml
sigbt an apcmotn. 'n uheh. ba
eome al v.i.ri.n., Li IGt al
Watson -hI surprise of Gporee,osn
and l,heinking of Font l,,o. ,p con
neelion with ,hnt General. who os.
pre,.,l tbo bi,ho,t reYrl for
Marion.
Tho yre,t bn,llo, Of lho revolution
wero now over. The british rcl.r.l
Gom Carolina and Marion G,L
| Il argnmeu,. sboatbod h.a sword
lIerc,nrnoliolis rrm whi,hLern
su,roundod bv emblem, Of ..y
ycors war. The cra,itade Of n.
eouutrymcp would MOI allow HIM "a
an vil, III. inluurv bosc aero.
which hia yalor had dcrenl,d. Bv a
u,oni,,ous yoicc bc wos called Ia IN,
Lcci.la,ure Whlo n Legislnlor. Il.
r.yorcd ,hc c,n.c or cduc,,ion. nm,
clo;mol morcv and rardor FAR tho dc
lu,lel ,o,ies
On the 9th Of February. 1895
this notrio, and christian died. dc
clarin, ,ba, death had no ,errors 20
him. ue said. | can Law my han,
on nv heart. and say. that since
have como to mans estate. | has
~,....-u.,....., -.
not intrh'lohaIIy doho wrong 10 any
thus died one Of Americas noble.
9 sons. the bright lumiuary whic
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COMMUNICATIONS
Gen. Francis Marion.

son vernon's chief why lavish all our lny.p
Come, honest muse, and sing great Marion's
praise"
The name Of Marion j. identified
with the history Of South Carolina;
with her affection, with her manly
struggle 10 be- free, aud with the
gaining Of her independence; while
his name in indcliblc characters is
written highest IL her annals; the
memory Of whose deeds has been
placed BY the hani or gratitude. TO
occupy the center Of affection in every
noble, in every patriotic heart, in
every heart, the chords Of which rrc
strung in unison with the notes Of
liberty.
lie possessed not classical eluca-
ton; but with the great inhcrant
power Of his mind, he drew largely
from the incxhaustabIc source Of M.
ture; he was well ycFsct IN the whole
science OF human action.
lie appears spending the fret ten
years Of his manhood in the humble,
but honorable occupation Of farmer,
during which time We would only say
that he acted the part Of y COOL eiti.
gen, won the esteem Of al within the
circle Of bis acquaintance, and APP
piled himself with diligence and sue
cess in his rural pursuits. Events
we're now in progress, which called
our partisan from the calm arena Of
social lie, into the theater Of war !;
there to exercise that military genius
which proved so beneficial to freedom 9
cause, and rendered the name Of
Marion immortal. From Pcnnsylva-
MIA to Georgia, the whole frontier oil
the Southern province now fe'' scalp
ing-kniic IN its atrociOus operations
The Cherokecs were bearing oil IN
barbaric glcc their savage trophies .
Marion appears as an humble voIuh-
teer to test his maiden valor. for the
relief Of his distressed counirymsn.
In this savage var in which he was
promotei'to to the Office Of Lieutenant,
he acted with skill. and "commaude,l
the forlorn hope a. the hattie oI
E,chew,'' won the glorious name Of a
pa,r;ot ready in persou. with tested
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sESAroBiA, Nay 30, 1861.
Col ". y. Ward.
DEAR Sla--BeIieyins Il will be Of
some interest to you and your nnmcr-
Gus readers, to know wha, l. going on
in this part Of the ''moral vine yard y
| have concluded to write you a shor.
epis,lc. The health Of this section
Of country was never better, our
Doctors instead of rolling pills, are
staying at the depot, reading iaily
papers, and taking evening naps.
The rains having ceased to fall in such
torrents, farmers have succeeded in
working ous their crops, which bids
fair 10 be de noss superior crop ever
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
FOR PANOLA COUNTY.

HaviNG business all over the county,
IL easr nv services as General Collect
,ng Agent. Memphis merchants will asd 4
for collection.
~ hsF.ssNcss.--Geo. n. Wright, n. r.
", ,w,ssi, uernando; +. A. Hamilton. John II.
vest, Memphis. JOHN 4. JACKSON.
January 10, 1850. s2-tf.
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hnal struggle, ahi established eoh
mIi'ee II nffy IT, we present
and voted Nv fhe ffm1u aei n as
tocIatln Marion va The man 20 |
inLh part in siah aeemInsly mad anl /
un'uWoflable measures 4 wis tahah
Wy tliai body, fof there waa = rsuer
ouf impulse In hit character. that /
buried him 70 ile performance Of M
duties, however aflubus or hazardous
with degree Of eheeffalneaa M
known toordmary minds The cpan.
lry was In a state of open rebellion
Consideration was great, llisoorlant
clements formed the mingled mass Of
the people there was the whig pre-
pnrihg in haste for the coming con.
ilict there the faint.hearted tory
llocing lor refuge 10 the dragon folds
of England With the commission
Of captain, Marion first drew biz
sword against England. At the gal.
liant defence II Fort Johnston, Ma.
rion displayed a skill, ,alor and dc.
yoiion to tho cause, that promoted
him 70 the majority md with the
enlargement or " command, he pro.
cocdcd TO Font Mouiric, 90 act well
lis part in her defence, which forms
one Of the brightest pages in the his
tory Of South Carolina. Ii contains
. events that mist never fail to interest,
while liberty possesses charm. II
WA there ;hat the immortal Jasper,
"vho scaled his patriotism with his
blood. anil thick. ias,-hying and
? icath.dcaling bullets, recovered the
nag and returned il to its daring po.
4, sition on the fort. And then cacl
vhig stood firmly at hia post. Ma
!. riou's company poured constant
deally and wcll.dircc,cd fire upon ihl
enemy, and reyc them the parting
blast as shcy lcf, the fort.
Shortly, the ,ain-rlorious Gate
was defeated At Camden. Charles
, ton, the metropolis II the South, fcl
:. into the possession of the royalists
!. The cloud Of war rev darker, low
! ciine, and surcharged with the furi
: Oh. element. Of destruction. WI
ready 10 barsl With the violence Of
hurricane upon the unsheltercd IN
hRbi,anls. the veteran dwarf stand
With liberty or death inscribc,
, upon bis silver crescent. and with
piercing black eye, calmly views th
y pending danger. The citizens o
Georgetown. feeling the rapture o
n strife in which the old Goths delight
;, cd, and admiring the past conduc, o
:, Marion, invited him TO lead ,hci
y band. Before he had trained hi
]. brigade, he received the commission
c Of General from Governor Rutlcgc
= Now, in quick succession, he achieves
: several victories. in importance ,h
IS one rising above tina. preceding. A
a Nelson's Ferry he defeated the BRIT
If ish, at Black Mingo, he triumphc'
y: over the tories, anil gained a victor,
Is over the skiIlful Tyres. These al
4 rcc.cd the aim Of the British Gcncr
Il als agains, Marion. The term "Ma
!. riOn and his men, vas q terror :
# every subject of the crown.
aArs ,bs British .n,lis,. ,r.mbl.a
When The name Of Marion va. told"
Bat the name 50 terrible TO hi
" foes. seemed a pleasant charm, q pro
. iecting angel TO the friends Of liberty
. Compelled by the over wheImInI
V force Of the enemy, to seek the EN-
2. Olamsats Of place, We hnd our part
IS san eneampins on snow Island, HI
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-. 2. O1000A . : DD0000WVV0
- Having pssessed 1lsss6s fas the
sane, have opened . feRslse Ds.rt-
ise nsuss 10 The Western psss u tsen,
vkess Ian prepared 10 eussstais NJ lfiois
b he neal, day, veek, o. By Ne ngosD.
Nspaiss spsssd - fesdes estisfeesiss.
wN. Z. FARMER.
PsssIs, Nsv II. lss9. i'-sf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-02
EHnM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The court of in.
ouiry, composed OF captains Lavalette, Pen
dergast, and Morris, opened to-day at the
navy yard, to inquire into the conduct OF cap
tain Chandler, Of the steamer Dawn
1t has been ascertalned that Howell alas
Emick, who stabbed Walker, correspondent
of the Express, has escaped into Virginia
through the aid of "secesh' friends in Mary
land Walker is recovering.
Prince Salm Salm has been appointed to
Blenkers staff
The following brigadier generals have been
appointed: III, S. Wade of Ohio, l.. ii. Rous
seau, of Kentucky, aud Alvin Schoitf. Major
Hunt OF the artillery, has been appointed aid
to Mcclellan. Capt CJppinger, an English
officer, late in the papal service, has been
commissioned captain in the volunteer service
on the recommendation of the pope.
This morning the Island Belle came up
with the propeller Dawn in tow, that vessel
having been injured by running aground at
Matthias Point. The Belle reports all quiet
down the Potomac, no firing from rebel bait
ferries having occurred since last Thursday.
The r. b. Forbes whose eccentric move.
ments with her drunken commander, attract.
ed SO much notice recently, has taken on her
powder and armament, aud is again ready
for service.
No change in the position of the federal
:
reported. The rebel pickets still occupy the
lower end OF the village of Falls Church, on
the line of the railroad.
The troops of neither army are in possession
of Townsville. Our pickets extend only to
Langley from the Chain Fridge. Langley
and Lewinsvie are three miles apart
A reconnaissance was made to-day by the
Mozart regiment to Pohick Church and vicini'
ty about twelve miles from Alexandria, to the
left OF Springfield station. They found the
rebel encampments entirely deserted, nothing
indicating their presence in the neighborhood.
A contraband came into our lines this morn.
ing. near Falls Church, and was taken to the
HEADQUARTERS OF Gen. Mcdowell at Upton's
Hill He stated that he was a servant of the
surgeon of the fifteenth Georgia regiment,
which was encamped, together with two other
regiments, four miles from Falls Church. on
the road leading TO Fairfax Court House. He
also said that there are no rebel troops there
excepting those just mentioned; neither were
there any Notifications this side of Fairfax
Court Houss. He gave as reason tor the
recent precipitate retreat of the rebel army,