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Major-GoneraI sterling Price, OF
Missouri


This officer will probably soon be brought
prominently b ,fOre the public, and orr readers
would doubtless be pleased to know something
Of his antecedents.
i've OF Prince Edward county, in this
State, he removed, when quite A young man,
10 Missouri, where be soon acquired the re.
spect and confidence OF the community IN which
be settled.
He became known to the general public as q
| member Of the Congress Of the United States
in 1915. Authorized by President Polk Il
raise a regiment for the Mexican war, be wen,
o Mexico IN command Of a cavalry regiment.
| He was soon after a brigadieT- general, and
commanded at the battle OF Carrada, New
Mckee, in which he was wOunded-aiso CON-
maaded at the battle Of Santa Cruz de Rosales.
| New Mexico, In both Of which lie vas victo-
Tious.
He was afterward elected governor Of Mis-
souri,. On the assembling of the late conven-
tiun es that S ate, in January last, be was
chosen president OF the body.
Although originally a decided "Union man.
the unconstitutional acts Of Mr.. Lincoln, and
the outrageous conduct Of his agents in Mis-
souri, satisfied him that the honor Of his State
made resistance to federal usurpations an5
o~utrages necessary, and at the invitation OF
Governor Jackson be accepted the Office oil
major general Of The Missouri forces.
Rrtreatirg with Gov. Jackson to the south
western pare Of the State, with the undisci.
pIined force under hrs command, he turned
upon bis puTsuers, and gained a signal victory
over Gen. SIgsl, one OF the best officers in the
! federal service.s Near Cartilage, soon after, b,
effected a Junction with Gen, Mccullough, whC
is now cooperating with him against Genera
Lyon, near Springfield, no.
The people 2ad State authorities of Mis-
souri, Iepose great confidence IN the military
| talents If Gen. Price, ard we are daily ex
pectlDg gratifying intelligence Of the result o
ms operations, and OF Gen. Mccullough co
operating with him. We need scarcely saI
that Gen Price did not attend the late Tgml
convention, which pretended to dsPose Gov
jackson.
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nosn,.,y OF ,no rnrr'.n. oov'rn-

EzasuiIly OF the English. GaveFn~
menE.
The New York RsJald, OF Friday last has
an editorial with the above caption, Of which
the following is tbe conclusion;
We learn by this arrival that Kingston, In
Canada, ia TO be made = naval az vel as a
military station, a. d that a naval force - 20
be stationed on the lakes. Does this look IKE
neutrality? We further learn that the I'm
-lfsh government has sent out THiui0rcemeut5
TO her already immense fleet upon our cosst'
numbering some thirty ships-two o. them
ships Of the line, 90 guns; several OF then
f~rigates, and most OF Cd u armed win the
powerful Armstrong cannon. The whole nnm-
Der Of guns is now about five hUgdred-a force,
considering the quail Z q the ships and arma
meat, more than sufficient to break the block
ade in every port, aud sink our whole heet
thanks to the imbeciiity % the Navy De-
partment at Washington.
Then there is the powerful French squadron
here. which we are assured will cooperate
with the English, because the exports OF
France 10 wine aud other articles have fallen
of more than one-half, in Consequence OF the
ihteTrup. ion Of be American trade bg the war,
and because, without the tobacco which tTsnch
agents are now buying up 10 Virginia, the
whole financial system Of the French govern
ment would be defanaed-a vast proportion OF
its income being derived from the duty on thai
article. We are informed by Lord Palmer
ston's organ that s perfect understanding on the
subject has been arrived at az to tbe combined
action OF the two governments toward that oil
America, and that "this cooperation is to b.
prosecuted on both sea AMI land" Yet we dc
not believe the Emperor OF the French vii
take any step hostile or injurious to Us, unles.
the English government leads the way. Should
England enter upon such a dangerous career
she will rue the day that her rulers have com
mItted her to a deadly struggle With this young
1 giant republic.
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FRum VERs,INIA.

Special 10 the Knoxville Resisterl
LYNcHBURG, August 81 There Is no i'm
porlan- move to note from any Of the theHters
Of war in Virginia. The Ia est news from the
Northwest indicates an early decisive move
meat In that quarter.
Generals Lee and Loring are within eight
miles Of the enemy, who have been withdraw
rng until near Huttensyille.
From Kanawba Valley we learn that Gen.
Floyd, on Sunday. was on Big SeWell noun
tain, thirty miles beyond Lewisburg.
4 detachment OF cavalry, belonging TO
Fioyd's bTigsi e, had a skirmish With tie enc
my on Friday, in which nine Hessians were
killed, ann their entire force then TetTsatcd be-
yond Gauiey.
IHere are only about ten federal regiments
ID The neigbboThcod Of Alexandria.
On the Fairfax Court House road the enc
my's lines extend about four miles from Alex
aDdria-in other directions about seven.
There is no evidence Of an advance on our
lines. It is reported that Mcclellan contem-
mates an advance in the direction OF Fairfax
| Court House.
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GEN. BEN. mo0ULhOUG#.

GhhDAog AAAooss lA-Ap ~ A9'A"
EDITORS APPEAL 10 the DAILY APPEAL
Of this date, l find a very interesting sketch
Of Gen Ben. Mccullough, but it contains one
inaccuraey, which I hope you will permit me
to correct. It is stated in the sketch that Gen.
Ne Cullough was born in Tennessee. This lie
an error He was born near "he Marsh
Store, p in the county Of halifax, North Caro-
lima, and is a kinsman of the Jonss's, Little
IOhn's, Eppss's Cof Virginia the widow and
children Of the late Hon. Jno. W. Eppes,) and
BuTton's, of North Carolina, and of Texas.
A few years ago Gen. Chen Msjor) Mccall
leugh visited his relatives in North Caro-
lima, and while there spent a good deal of bis
time in the vicinity Of Weldon. Mrs. Col.
Joyner lie 3 near relative, and the late DIR. W.
L. Long having married one Of her daughters,
by Gov. Burton, Major Mccullough spent some
time with him in Weldon. While there, l saw
hin often, and before leaving, ne paid the old
family residence r ruin, Tor the house hss
long since deesyed,) a visit. It is almost sew
en- miles from the tow Of Weldon, and about
Eve from the town Of Halifax.
Give old Rip Van Wrinkle all the credit that
belongs to him, and thus vrndicste the truth Of
history. NORTH CAROLINA.
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Tribute to "a shining Hero.


UETEFRs.
The commandauF OF THIS corps is one Of the
m0st remarkable men Of bis day. tie has
seen, perhaps, more varied military service
than any other man in America. A captain
Of cavalry in the Mexican wsr-commsuding
a corps under lopez in the Cuban expedition.
and another under Walker in Ni'arsgua-a
brigadipr-gensral in the liberal army in Next
co, under C0mOHfort-occapyjDg an important
position In the army Of G4ribsldi in lraly, h'
has ranged a wide field in The gratifca'ion a
a passion for bold and adventurous enterprises
Arriving from Europe after the commencement
OF ouF present disturbances, be went, not t
the executive OF the republic for an Office, bHI
to New Orleans (tGe city where he bad been q
lawyer to raise d command. As soon rs bt
mustered 4 battalion, be waited for 10 larger
Command, but moved at once to the seat Of wal
in his native State, and near BIS native city.
ola Alexandria he sought and obtained, al
the time, the posts Of danger. On the dag ol
the great fght at Manassas be was on the eE
treme left. His IIltls battalion drew the first
fire Of the enemy For a full hour, With0u.
support, it held its position, checking ten times
Ia number Of The enemy. A distinguished
gentleman serving in the ranks OF one Of the
reserves. has declared that Whes''s heTculsaE
form rsl!y ing, his battalion, In the face Of ar
oyeTpOWeTinS 70 presented he finest picture
be had ever looked upon. Ii realized bis BOY.
len fancy Of the fabied wars. at the head Of
his battalion, on a splendid charger, he excited
bis men by cpl bet and eXampls-thus they
we're held firm under circumstances sich al
try rarely men. Al length Wheatfe fell ,pierceda!
through, ss by a moral wound; a minnie bal
passed through bin from left to right. Tut
color bearer Of what bal been his company
be Old Diminion Guard-threw around bin
the company %coloTs, and bus rs was born,
from the field. Fortunately bis wound did no
prove fatal, and this gallant young nan is lef
once more to devote bis life to his country
Praise Of bis cOuntrymen is the soldiers bes
reward. Major C~K. Wheat has truly earn
ed t..
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SIX IN EELLHS ENSEs
Col JAMFs McINrosH, who commanded The
second Arkansas regiment of Mounted Rife
mn at The battle Of Oak Hill on the 1O;h inst,
arrive in he city on yesterday, en- route for
Richmond, bearing dispatches from Gen. Nc
CUILoUGH to Presiden: DAVIS.
Toe colonel, having left Springfield en- the
Il b inst, furnishes US some reliable informa-
tion in reference to tnat victory, which cor
reefs many false impressions that are preva-
lent throughout the country.
Tee force e the enemy engaged in the con-
A!ct. be represents al between nine and ten
thousand strong, which We think is quite pr'o-
able, notwtehstandins the statement Of Gen.
FRgmoxr, that they reached only eight thou
sand.
Our whole force under both McCULLo0SH
ans Pace. be positively asserts, was only
13 600. OF whom $500 were infantry, the re
m,iad-r cavalry ; and at no time were more
than 500 Of our troops engaged In tie hgH''
Ti.s M,ssouri infantry fought gaianty'
only A few q their cavalry showing the "hlte
feather. and. as the Yankees say, making a
mastery r~etreat' from the fed OF conflict
Col MclsrosH says that Gen. McCUL-
roueH's command remsiHed Ia their position
cp Wtl on,s creek three or four days before
N. hattie. with be view Of sslertaining the
fore Of the enemy, which was exceedingly
1 ficuit, as the people within the vicinity
seemed to s, npathizs with the RessiaDs, and
were very cbsry about giving information IN
? gard to army n ,tters. On the same light
that he attack vas made by LyoE, our forces
had received orders to march, bat having no
su,table cartridge boxes to protect their smmu-
nitlon frum the rain which unexpectedly csms
upon them, they were forced to postpone the
movement. The Impression among our officers
seemed to be that The attack OF the enemy
wa more fortunate than otherwise, since 10 the
event they nad been on the defensive our loss
would have been probably double what it was.
Co. MciSTosH thinks that the federal loss
is larger than ahat their accounts represent,
AID states tlat be himself counted one hun
drei and fifty Of their dead on the field the
day after the battle.
From the astarls stated By him in reference
to this victory, we deem it, if possible, more
glorio IS aud complete than at first repre-
ssn5ed.
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rs PsRE Mayor.
&c. T4r2s-iot
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EHFORFANT FROM g.-s
PEOPLE AROUSED.

ga FROM kENTGCK Ysss
THE PEOPLE AROUSED.
We were permitted on yesterday bS a friend
to see a private Geographic dispatch from Pa
ducah, giving information in reference to an
important movement among the southern rights
men at that place. It states that q large
meeting Of citizens was held on the morning Of
the p. instant, for the purpose Of taking some
actIon 10 reference TO the arrest Of two Ken
tuckians, IN Ballard county. by armed ~ruffans
from Cairo, and the subsequent capture of the
steamer Terry by the LINCOLN g%un-boat Con-
estogas while lying within The jurisdiction of
Kentucky. Resolutions we're passed, request
ing Governor MAGoFFN to give proper pro-
lection to CT liens of that section against the
repetition of similar Outragss upon the rights
Of liberty and property, and the neutrality of
the State, ard announcing that if the Governor
refuse or fail to give protection, they call on
Tennessee and the Confederate States.
The Information is further given that Gov.
MAGoFFIN had responded, by telegraph, TO
the resolutions, assuring tt EN- that be would
give all the aid in his power, and instructing
Dr. J. NJ. JOHNSON, senator from the Pacucah
district, to visit Cairo, and demand from Gen.
PREHrIss by what authority the arrest and
capture were made, and to report TO him i'm
mediateIy.
This is an important move and will bring
the ''rugg,d issue" Of violated neutrality to the
test in Kentucky. We trust that it may be
followed By a proclamation from Gov. MAGoF-
JACKSON, Of Missouri, cummoning the people
Of the Slate to arms.
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gourHrEN ConmERcIAL AND I

goUTHFKE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
couvE>T1oE.-The President Of the Macon,
"a. Chan, er f Commerce, has issued a cir
salsr. cordially inviting the merchants, bank
ers and theirs, Of the Confederate States, to
meet in msss convention, in Macon, on the
18th dav Of October next, for the purpose Of
devfssng some plan for establishing a system
~ credits between the Confederate States Of
Ansrles~and foreign countries, which may be
nysSiesSjs and available TO all desiring to use
=. and ach will also command the hearty
,~annort of the citizens of our whole country,
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GUE.BOATs FOR THE DEFENSE OF
Ms MpEfIN.

The Richmond Examiner learns that Con-
gr.-s has cal d u on the Navy Department
for an estimate Of the amount e at viii be re.
ouired to construct two guB-boats, designed fol
the de snss Of Memphis, aud the river abov,
this city. They are to be built upon a specia.
plsn wh oh has been submitted to the govern,
msnt. The EramiRer thinks that the boat
will doubtless be cons. ruetsd and equipped al
speedily as possible.
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NENPonr Ngws 40 FoRraEss MoNaol

NEWPORT NEws n FoRrREss MoNsoE.-
According to a letter, dated l3b, to the
New York Herald, there are four regiments
and two pieces OF artillery at Newport News.
The writer says the force there and at Fortress
Monroe is too small for a movemen and too
large 70 lie Idle It should be either increased
or diminished. "rbe command here ct pres
ent (he say) Is merely nominal. General
Wooiis the man foF the place" a lsft-hand-
ed compliment.
The balloon was up several thousand feet
Il saw Msgrudef's tents, seven miles below
Bethel; and another large e~ncampment. not
known before, ten miles above Newport News,
on the north side. SeweiPs Point was closely
scrutinizsa, and the number, location and
bearing Of all its guns accurately noted. Old
Butler was delighted, and determined to fire
dis big gun the next day.
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Jeff. Thompsou a virgInIan.

The public see almost every week, in the
Missouri news, notices OF Col. JEFF. Tbomp-
sons doings. He hangs around the skirts of
the federals with his troops like tome "infer
nal nsehine,D ready to explode missiles Of de-
struction in their midst. He is a terror second
only to Ben. I cCuliough.
Jeff is a gallant boy, and has always been
noted for impeiuous intrepidity. lie is a son
of the late Capt. Msriwea her Thompson,
formerly Of CulpePIer we believe, who removed
in early life to Jefferson county, Virginia, and
in tue now noted place, Charlestown, Jef. was
born.
For the last fifteen years our friend jeff has
been a citizen Of Missouri, and was at one
time Mayer Of the fouTishing city of st.
Joseph's, high up on the Missouri river.
When the John Brown rad broke out, JEFF.
was among the early arrivals at bis native
town. CharlestoWn, and we believe was there
when Old Johns light was extinguished With
tie aid Of a hempen cord. We know he
brought some Of the Missouri growth for the
beneSt Of Brown, Stevens & Co.
That jeff. will nov give a good account OF
himself no one that knows bin will doubt, II
be can only be restrained TIL the oppoTtuhe mo-
ment for an notwithstanding Herald.
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Generai nrGer no. 3.
BRrGSDE HEADQUARTERS,
KEOXvILLE, August tS u

BRIGADE EAbQUARTEhs
ESOXvLLE, August 10 1861.
Tie general In command, gratifed at the
preservation Of peace and the rapidly i~ncTeas-
ing evidences Of co.. hieHce and good will
among the people Of East Tennessee, strictly
~eni0ins upon those under bis command the
most scrupuious regard for the personal and
property rights Of all the Inhabitants. No
act or word will be tolerat d calculated to
alarm or iTritate those who, though hereto
fore advocating the federal Union, nov ac-
quiesce in the decision Of the Srate and sub
NIT to the authority Of the government 81 the
Confederate States. Such Of the people as
have fed from their homes, under an appre-
pension OF danger, will be encouraged to re-
turn with an assurance Of entire security to
all who wish to pursue their respective avoca-
tons peacefully at home. The Confederate
government seeks not to enter INTO questions
Of difference Of political opinions heretofore
existing, but TO maintain the independence it
has asserted by the united feeling and action
OF all its citizens. Colonies OF reginents and
captains Of companies will be held r-sponsi
bic FOR a strict observance OF this Injunction
within their respective commands, and each
officer c mnaudiDg a separate detscbmen or
post will have this order read to his com
m5nd.
By order OF Brigadisr General
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ca The Richmond Dispatch says that Col
Pickett, of Tennessee, has been promoted tc
The position Of acknowledgement in the regular
Confederate service, Of the division command,
ed by Gen. Lee, now in Northwestern VIZ.
ginia. Col. Pickett, it viii be remembered.
after a briIlian' campaign last summer through
the Northern States, Advocating the election oil
Bell, was one Of the first, after the election ol
Line In, to declare in favor of Immediate Be-
csssion, sustaining bis position in the Tennes.
sec legisla ure by a series of arguments whiet
added to bis reputation as one among the mos
gifted OF TsnDessee's young statesmen. Joine'
to bis native talents, C5l. Pickett has had ex
p]erience also as a military commander, sDt
will make an accomplished officer.
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MESS BEEF.

I m ba-eIs-prins article. pr sale By
UU aaIs X BELL, HCRO s HUSToS.