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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
A CARD FROM MR.. CUMMINGS,


10 ns Editor Of TAs N. T. Tr.buno
su win You allow me space enough 10 eorret an
error Of your Washington Geographic correspondent Of
this morning. lie announces among the Army APP
pcin,ments son Of Mr.. Cummings Of TIE World,
Lieutenant Of the 9Th Regiment Of Infantry. Is ia
only necessary TO cay that the only son have ID bat
twelve years Of age Tho correction Of this error ID
in itself of consequence, and should NOT think it
worth while to make it but for the fact that some Of
the newspapers seem determined to connect me with
tho Government in some way, ether directly or indi'
rectly, without any regard TO tie facts.
Nee.Yets. Au.. 10, i0ei. 1LE&ANpER CUMMINGS.
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NEWS BY THE EDINBURGM AND BREMEN.

NE.MS B1 lHE AMI
News Of the battle OF Bull Run was received on
Sunday lth. IL caused a profound sensation. North
ern Americans much depressed, and the Southern
ers consspondingy elatcd. There was aIniost
collision in the Liverpool Hews-Rooni.
Mr.. Russell'e letter to Tie Times was confned 70
graphic details of the rout Of the Northern army. He
calls it cowardly rout miserable, carseless panic,
and disgracefu to men in uniform not soldiers.
The Times editorisly says the victory Vas COM
plete one. The Union army lost all, even their milf
tary honor and wishes il could find something IL It 10
congratulate either victors or vanqush0d, bat
nothing but what mast stimulate the evil passions Of
both combatants.
The Daay Necs denouaees Tie Times criticism,
but says nothing hes happened which not antici
paied as possible.
All Journals think the event has slosed ne door OF
compromise, and must embitter aud prelong the
struggle.
A Paris letter says the success Of tie Southernera
powerfully operated en- Partisan apinOn in favor OF
the Secessionists
Parliament was prorogued on the 9th. The Quoen'a
Speech was read by commission. The speech says our
foreign relations friendly ard satisfactory, and she
trus there is no danger Of the peace Of Europe Sha
notices the contamination Of the Kingdom of Italy a
and hopes for happy results She says of AmeFicals
|
ago in the United States have unfortunately assumed
the character Of open war. Her Majesty, deeply
amenting this result, has Determined in COMMON with
the other powers Of Europe 10 observe a strict neu-
| trality between the conteading ps.ties."
She refers 10 a &c element Of affairs in Syria. She
hopes the arrangements wiz benceforh secure Internal
tranquility. She rejciceKst tho progress in India
The speech then returns thanks for the supplies votes
enumerates the important measures OF the session. ana
concludes by invoking Gods blessing,
The Ministers said they could easer into no arraAss-
,oent relative TO the Galway CONTACT until the con
MANY was in a position to carry 10 out, which would
not he before February. Lord Palueron said 10 was
much disposed to adopt tho Recommendation Of tho
selec, Committee. and give me Company favorable
consideration. He also said tho Government Is NOS
aware of the American Government having resolved
70 station vessels at ports 20 levy aues.
The great yacht race between ths Enshsh yseA'
Alarms, and American, Camilla, wss won by ias io''
lner.
The Danish Government has granted An imporlsis
modification in Shanhcrs Meth Atlantic Telegraph Con
cesson, by extending the time till 1871, and returning
the caution money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

| The danger of an attack upon Washington, or
an invasion Of Maryland, seems imminent. The
War Department has made requisition upon
The Governors of ten of the Northern States TO
forward, without delay, to the Capital all the
enrolled troops, whether armed, equipped, or
uniformed, or not. The advance of the Rebel
forces toward the line of the Potomac prompts
this urgent call for more men at the seat OF war.
Our private dispatches assure us that Gen. Nc
Clellan has taken measures to put stop to oil
intercourse between traitors at the Capital and
Rebels in the field by way Of the Lower Potomac
and it is to DO hoped therefore, that the fleet IN the
Potomac is sufficient to render the transportation
of an army across that river, below Washington,
impossible. The average width of the PotomsS
from few miles below Alexandria TO its mouth
cannot be less than from two and half to three
miles. 1t is probable that the rebels have but
few, if any boats, that can be used for the
transportation of large body Of troops such
distance, even if uBmolested. Should this be
the case. the insurgents may attempt to get
into Maryland by fording the Upper Potomac,
with the hope of reaching Baltimore before they
can be intercepted. One thing, at least, Is
certain-the Government wants all the troops it
can get, and there must be no delay in sending
forward all who are enrolled. TO the last NM.
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FRANCE.

The King Of Sweden was the guest Of NapOlson iss
Paris.
The Monitevv announces that tie King a Prussia
had sent autograph lctter TO Napoleon the contents
of which were not stated. h is generally reported
that the contemplated vsit of the King has been post
poned If not abandoned. Tho King declines to visit
Chalous Camp uuaecompanied by the several German
Princes who me, last year Of Baden. lie does not
wish to appear as acting apart from them.
The Bourne very firm; rentes closed az ISL 50c-
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the acts of the Nations rulers apa defenders and
do all in our power 10 diffuse anu ioSrease com
6o,> nee in the Government and trust IL our Mill
tary le.>ders The public judgment is DO apt
to be too leSient toward the unsuccessful, anu
few need to be specifically apprised of their errors.
Let the People Of tie loyal States rally as one man
to the support u thei, free institutions, and oil
will vet be well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

An order has been issued from the State De-
usrtmcnt directing that, until further notice, no
sersop sbal be allowed TO leave port OF the
limited States without passport from the
department, or one cOuntersigned BY The secre-
4ary of State. No person shall be allowed 10
land here without a passport from his Govern
uncut, if foreigner, the same TO be counter
Signed by Minister or Consul of tho United
states; if a citizen, he must have passport
from such Minister or Consul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

We hardly need call attention to Mr. Henry
&c. CAREYs mastery discussion of the Rebellion
aud tie rghtfulness and necessity Of the War
Dor the Uni5n, which occupies part of our
sapcr this morning Mr.. Carey sets forth with
Perfect cOgency the duty of the National Govern
,ment not only to defend itself, but to protect
5oyal citizens 10 the revolted States; as well as
Che duty of the People to put down the Rebellion
at whatever cost. But read the letter.
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TURKEY

Adel Pasha had been appointed Grand yizisr; Fuad
Pasha, who returns from Syria, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and KiaIne Pasha President of the Council Of
Justice.
Sir Henry Balwer had had audience with the Sultan.
The latter expressed his deep Of friendship for
England and his determination to eject large re-
forms
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LORD PALMERsToN's OPINION.
THE QUEENS SPEECH ON OUR AFFAIRS.
She Declares Strict Neutr.,...ry.
CONSPIRACY IN RUSSIA
Attempt to Set Aside the Emperor.
FATHER PoIST,

FATHER PoIsr, Aug Is, IS
Inc steamship Boheuiau from Liverpool Thu -
osh, via Londonderry 9Th, arrived off this point a,
o'clock this afternoon. -
Inc CITY of Washington arrived at Queenstown 7s,s.
and the Hibernan reached Londonderry 7th and bots
arrived at LIVERPOOL early the morning of the ssh
ibe Edinburgh sailed on tho 7th and took f3.0oe
sterling
The Bremen took e. 800 sterling for New-York.
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tory and her Majesty trusts there is no danger
to the peace Of Europe. Concerning American
affairs, she says that, deeply lOmenting the pres
emit condition Of this country, she has deter
mined to observe q strict neutrality. Ii is ru'
mored that q conspiracy has been disco'efou III
Prussia, to put aside the Emperor anu e"o .
Constitution to the country. The otner nc"S
from the Continent is unimportant' MT. 4 en
Broeck's horse, starke, has won tho or'su'on
stake.
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The sunday Tribune.

The following are the contents Of yesterday
(Sandayl tribune:
LEADING ARTICLES:
Tue Latest War News The Conspiracy Arains the Army
Paragraphs
Tar WAR FOR THE UNION:
Issue a at'Sy SS;: sa BseR 1
California;; Camp Of Instruction near New. ork
Ss for 4fs S III o FroS Of Mod
Gen; Buter; The COnusband Questions Harmony
TFes,mert OF The Sew.yOrk Ms0 Cen. Mssruder
FALLEN Back Two Sensation Rumot sPOiOdi The
General Hospital.
TsE GREAT BATTLE OF SPRIYGFIELD
Motives which Induced Gen. Lyon to Attack His Gallant
6SP: Us sS Defeat ssS EeS ea
sI ss1ai,GT q Ss Bow sdS I EG
Killed and wounded; Incidents OF the Battle; The
asSSed Col Brand sad os Rebels Is Ss Prs.
THE REAL REBEL DESIGN:
Closing up th1 Potomac Maryland to be Invaded; Wash
Parsda
NATIONAL FAST:
Proclamation by the President Of .he United States Of
America.
Abe Recreation. of Country Psr.cn III K9iekerbOckeri
iSs S Aiay to SSs' Book ' GscsT S; '' JAG
LITERARY AND ARTISTIC.
PERSONAL.
PoLTuCAL.
CORRESPONDENCE:
TAX with Returned Prisoner; Thet PeNceo Petitu
Letter lom Jaaes T. Harvey; The Rebellion and
Slsvety Toe Graduates Of this Military Actdsmyi
The Case OF the sth h gnent N. " s. NJ. An lndg
mint Inquiry Word Tor the Fire Zouavesi Whist
Gewe Fighting fort The Republican Central Com
mittee.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Tie Baptism q Nation; Why Advance Made
ksihane Lyon The Baltimore Police CoumissioneTs
The Solemn Duty of the Uni ed States Government;
How che Rebel Saved 81 bull Run; PickpEs
irom Richmond Papers, Elizabeth Bsuett Browning
poETRY:
30 Just and Fear Not; Msngi Hskr Us, Father ssve
Oar Lana Heavenly Lord! From the Shadows Of
Night!
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Local MILITARY MATTERS.
CITY ITEMS
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
MARRIAGES AND Deaths.
COMMERCIAL MATTER
MARINE JOURNAL.
Single Copies for sale In the Counting Room. Pdce Thss
RsutL
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RUSSIA,

Itis rrmored Dat conspiracy has been discovered
at 81. Potcrsb,g to put aside the Emperor aud ssny,
and give Coastitalioa to Russis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

The interesting and important character of the
BETTER from our correspondent at Springfield,
NO., giving a full account of the recent battle
near that place, induces us to repubhsh it from
yesterdays TRIBUNE, where, probably, it was
mot seen BY many Of our readers.
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Getp2lorls daily Gribnata
no CORRESPONDENTS

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nc notice can be tai er of ANONYMOUS Communications "hs
intended of insertion must be authenticated oy tne
name and address Of wnsernot neseHslJ ioi puoa
tioD but 40 guaranty for bis good faith
W. cannot undertake return rejected
AL bcness letters for tns once Si0oU DC ~
TRIBUNE" Ne~1ofk.
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AUSTRIA,

The Emperor had ordered an immediate ocnyocstion
Of the Transylvana Diet.
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FIVE DAYS LATER faSM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE noHEMrAN.

The London Times on The Bull Run Battla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

In the list of officers who have resigned from the
eoiuuteer regiments, which we publish to-day,
occur the names of few who have been honor
ably discharged, either on account Of sufficient
.,,;yste reasons or in order to enable them to
Eoip other organizations. But probably not more
than twenty-five out of the two hundred anf
,,vsntv five who have left the service since II e
hattie Of Bull Run can show certificate Of
honorable discharge. Who can wonder thai we
1o.r os characterization or even mutlny mone
4bs men when the officers desert their CO .ors q
,apidly The best proof of their inefiic lency il
found in their consciousness oil IL. IL could o.
understood that the War DepartmeVs has dc
sermined that no volunteer officer, who resign
without sufficiently COED reasons to entitle him Il
m honorable discharge will be q lowed to con
meet himself with another yolunt eer regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

THE BLOCKADE QUESTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

TIE Bohemian, from Livery .yOOl on the 9Th and
Londonderry on the 9th '.Dst, passed Father
Point on Sunday, with I've days later news.
Intelligence Of the BATH o Of Bull Run was re-
eeived in England on the Atm inst, and created
n profound impressie The London Times has
sn editorial article expressing fear that the ques-
Sion of the BLOCKADE Of the Southern ports may
scause come trvAble between America and Great
Britain. Ih London Herald has report, not
generally kelieved, to the effect that when the
Emperol Napoleon received the news Of the
battle Of Bull Run he decided to recog-
Uize the " Southern Confederacy." An
ANONYMOUS advertisement had appeared in The
aiverpoOl Herald, calling for shilling testi-
snonial for Gen. Beauregard, in admiration Of
his sliIfal generalshp. Parliament was pro-
togaed on the 9th. The Queens speech says
thst foreign relations are friendly aud satisiac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

writer from Washington to The N. Y. Times
thus fercbly urges the policy of free newspaper
criticism on the Military strategy and movements
of the National forces:
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The following are the contents Of yesterdays
(SanSsyl TRIBUSE
LEADING ARTICLES:
The Latest War News; The Conspiracy Against the Army;
fr0ht OF PTiyatcefiDg City and Country Editorial
psrae
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04
con,tipation CT cosLiyensss

No one Of the "many ills that flesh is hair TO" Is so
revalent so little understood and much neglected as
Costveness often originating in careessness or seden-
tery habits. Its regarded as slight disorder, Of 70
little consequence to excite anxiety while In reality II
Is the precursor and companion Of many Of the most "a
tai and dangerous diseases, and unless early eradcated
II will bring the sufferer to unuey grave Among
the lighter evils OF which Costivenes the usual aten.
dant are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath,
Piles, and others OF like naure while long ualn OF
righful diseases such Malignant Fevers, Abcesses,
Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Dyspeysia Apoplexy, Epilepsy,
Paralysis Hysteria Hypochondrasls. Melancholy, and
Insanity first indicate their presence In the system by
thsalaring symptom. Not uniIequently the diseases
named originate in Constpatiop but tate on an inde'
pendent existence unless the is eradcaed In an
early stage. From all these considerations, 1t follows
that the disorder should receive immediate attention
whenever It occurs and person should neglect to get
box of Cephac Pills on the first appearance Of the com.
plaint as their timely will expe the nsdious ap-
proaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe to
human life.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04
mis- scELlA Us

4 Tue AmAiohMKrIoN o. LANGUAGES. There Is gfows
ing te IN this age % appropriate tho most express
sve words Of other languaees, and after while 70 In
corporate them into own thus the word Oophalc,
which 10 from the Creek slgnisi "for tho head Is
now becon nq popuarzed in connection with Mr. tpald.
ings great headAche remedy but II Will he used in
more general way, and the word Cephalic will become
rs common Eiectrotype and many others whose dis
nction as foreign words has been worn away by
usage until they seem patiye and to the manorborn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

II F0vER RxCITRMENT, and the mental care and ankle
ty Incident to close attention to busness study
among the causes Of Nervous Headache. Ths
dsordered state Of mind and body incident to this dis
tressng complaint, faal blow to all energy and
btion. Sufferers by this disorder can always obtaiI
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using
Of the Cephac Pills whenever the symptoms appear
quets the bran and soothes the strained
arfng nerves. and relaxes the tension OF the stomach
which always Accompanies and aggvaes the disordeet
condition Of the brain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

BSldQ1t -Mlssus wants you to tend her box Of Ce-
phaIc Glue; no, bottle Of Prepared Pills = but I'm
thinking that's not justit naher; but perhaps yen Be
afher knowing what II Isl Ye see she's nigh dead and
gore with the Sick Headache and wants some more Of
that same as relaived her before ~.
Druggist You must mean Bpaldlngs Cephalic Pills
0a.--0ch sure now and you've Eed 1t Here's
the qusrther and give the Pills, and don't teial day
about It, aither. e'rf at . Hif- ga
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

TWENTY MIILtoNs og DoIIAhs SAVED. MIR. spalding
has sold two millions Of bcttles Of his celebrated Ppar
ed Clue and ts estimated that each bottle saves at
least ten dollars worth OF broken furniture, thus making
an aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollars reclaming
from total loss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household word, he now proposes 10 do the
world sill greater service by curing all the aching heads
with bis Cephac Pills, and II they good as his
Glue Heacaches will coon vanish away like In July
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

IC57 Did you ever have the Sick Headaehei Do you
remember the hrobbing temples, the fevered brow the
oathing and disgust at the sight Of oodf How totally
unfit you were for pleasure, conversation, study
One Of the Cephac Pills would have relieved you from
all the suffering which you then experienced For this
and other purposes ycu should always have box Of
them on hand touse occasion requires ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04
a & Ca Real Blessing. sa

Ehysioidn. Mrs. Jones, how is that headache7
Mrs. Jones. s.--Gone Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured in Just twenty minutes, and wish you
would send me more, 50 that can have them handy.
Physician You can get them at any Druggists. Call
for Cephalic Pills. hnd they never fall, and recon-
mend them In all cases Of Headache. f..
rs. soacs.-I shall send for box directly, and shall
tell all my suffering friends, for they arc real Ueas
ing.H ~ tfs - ~ ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

GREAT Discovery Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries OF this age may be consd
cred the system OF vaccination for protection from Small
Pox the Cephalic Pill for relief Of Headache, and the
Of QuDne for the prevention Of Feyers, either Of
which Is q specific, whose benefits viii be experience
"a by suffering humanity long after their discoveries
forgotten,t t8attk sRta ks es HHa .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04
Only twenty-five Cents

per bottle to be had at all respectable Duggsts and
'f4 Perfumen. ~, --,-t
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to the Of his Invigotor in where
the chdren's hair nclines to be weak. The Of It
lays the foundation for good head of hdir II re-
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with the scalp tho removal OF which Is necessary both
its Hair. $780, s.q ~ ssaea ltH InlHdI
CAurIoN.-None genuine without the fac-simile LOUIS
MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also, l.. MIL
LER's HAIR INvIG0RAT0R, N. X, blown In the
glass. 1cf E'sia ~ leei1s9f r9. ~
Wholesale Depot, SO Dey street, and sold by all the
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world
LIberal dlscount 70 purehasera by the auantity. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

III ,ad N orrible 'eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepped into the hapohecarys hand says hi to the
SCAN YOU hease me Of an eadache3" '.Does Il hache
sTd?" says g. "Ecxceedirgly,n Gays NJ, hand upon
cured me 80 quick that ardy realized ad adam cad
ache, r
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certi,icats Of Authority.

Certificate OF Authority.
TO expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1902
.,- AuDlroR OF sTKTE's 0TyicE,
Insurance DEPARTMENT
Columbus, Ohio, January 2e 1861. }
WHEREAS, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE coMPA-
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has ed in this oce sworn statement OF is condition,
required by the frat section Of the act To regulate
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upon the company according to the laws Of this any
other State, and waving all claim right Cf error by
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Nov, therefore, In pursuance OF the hrst section OF
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for the State OF Ohio, do hereby certify that said City
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In Witness Whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
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II. W. TAYLBR,
~ att -tl Auditor Of atate
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-04

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