The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
LATEST NEWS.

out to restrain theW Nine u them arG
now in jail for attempting dcscr,ion.
ARRIVAL OF A CoNTRABAND.
A contraband just arrived informs
GEN Scott that there are no Southcrners
at Springfield station, but IN force at
Bufke's Station.
The Worlds correspondent SAYS that
the Coniederates are moving north, east
aud west from Manassas, contemplating
TIRES simultaneous approaches on WASH
ington
The Confederate pickcts are stationed
every five miles from liarper's Ferry to
Fortress Monroe, on the Potomac and
Chesapeake.
L. 5. CONGRESSIONAL.
The direct taxation bill includes per
cent. Oh income, 8 cents on distilled md
two cents on iermeuting liquors.
All Democrats and Southern men op.
posed the bill which passed hy major.
ity Of Il
MIR Cox proposed peace propositions
in the House, only AZ members voting
in its favor, including Cox Webb. Nor.
ris, Nugent, Pcndlcton, Nallandirham
and White, Ohioan. Cravcns, Holman
Lane, and VOORHEES,, lllmolsans
The Senate adopted the amendment TO
the Tariff bill, increasing the present tar.
ia ten per cent, and charging ten per
ccct on the free list, which was opposed
hy seven members
John Underwood Of Virginia, has been
confirmed Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury.
Ii the House, the bill appropr;uting "a
million aud quarter Of dollars for
twelve light-drait swift steamers. passed
In the Senate the bill prohibiting the
paic OF Intoxicating liquors to the army
passed.
The bill for furnishing rasoally con.
tractors has become a law.
The Tariff Bill has passed by % to Is
FROM CAIRO.
CuRO, july 0-The troops encampcd
here are in ermcnt, drcadlng an attack
The troops are being withdrawn from
North and West Missouri
NEWS FROM THE CONFEDERATE CAPITAL
RIcnaoNp, July 80 -Cougress has
unanimously confirmed the appointment
Of Bcauregard as General in the Coulod
crate Army, his commission g. date nom
the 2lst Of July.
The veil oi socrrsv has been removed
from the following bill, which passed in
secret session
A bin permitting soldiers TO send lc'
ters without the prepayment Of postage
postage TO be collected at the office OF
destination This ill also coulers the
game privilege on members OF Congress
rnE LONDON TIMES ON LINCOLN.
Nsw yons, July 80 The London
Times, ia an editorial article, says that
Lincolns message confirms the impress
sion his inaugural produced, and aids,
that aitc, an infinite loss of life and
humiliation on the part Of the North,
the result will be the acknowledgement
of the Southern Conicdoraev.
FROM SEw YORK,
Ngw YoRR, July 30.-Aiviccs from
Port r.'rincc to the 18th inst, state
that six Spanish mcn-ol.war are in that
port
srcrSsioNisrs TANpERiNG WITH LtNcOif
SOLDIERS.
AtrxAsrRr,. July 30 -Tampcriug with
the soldiers by >ecessluusts has become
50 bold within few days that Ruuyan
has ordered the arrest Of all suspected
persons.
a. s.. CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. July 80 in the senate
an amendment to the Loan bill. permit
ting the issue Of five dollar Treasury
notes, has passed
\ bill appropiiatine ten millions OF
dollars for the purchase Of arms has also
passed
THE CANADIAN rREs5 oN THE AMERICAN
CRISIS
IoRoNro, July 3o.-Thc ,'lohe says
the sympa,hies Of the British people are
being withdrawn from the NoHh
The Leader. the Nvcrnmen' organ
advocates the sending OF additional
troops 10 Canada.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnlyoroN. July 20 Gen Mcclellan
is 10 have the Commauderin.Chicfs pow
crs.
The Assistant Secretary Of State has
gone 10 New York 20 invite Prince Nap
oleon TO visit Washingt ton and make the
White House hi. home.
orr pooTi AT MANASSAS.
We have been kindly furnished with
the following dispatch received yester'
day by Coy Moore from prominent
gentleman in Richmond
We have captuicd-
!. Over sixty magnificent riled cannon.
. Abont one thousand wagons, OF
which at least five hundred were loaded
3 About fifteen hundred horses.