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Rapides, Dowty, I'm Grand Ecore.
j II Pargoud, Tobin, I'm Ouachi River.
InEo,,rrhn nnlfnres FIN 1hfnnrche

Towboat Hercules. LaPlaoe, from the Passes 50
towed down and to sea on The 7th inst, ships
Stephen Baldwin and Gallego, schr Red Fox
brought up ship Pacific add bark Brilliant.
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Per steamship Matagorda, from Galveston ant
Indianola-&2 cabin, q deck, 3 negroes.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Texas, Fowler, from Indianola via Gal.
weston, to G Harris-lst dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Wilson, from Indanola and
Galveston. to Harris Berwick's Bay.
Ship Pacific, Hull, 10 days I'm New York, to A Co.
hen-2d dist. "a.
Bark Brilliant, Colburn, IS days FIN Boston, to
Creeyy & Farwe-Point.
Schr West Dennis, Studley, fin Baltimore, to c n
Soria-previously reported at Powder House
I'd dist, 20.
schr " Wilder, Roach, FIN Pensacola, to master
Basin.
schr New Year, FIN the Coast, to master-2d dist.
Schr Itaenne, I'm the Coast, to master-2d dist.
Sloop Tonnere FIN the Coast to master-2d dist.
Derbignys boat, I'm the Coast, to master-2d dist,
STEAMBOATS,.
Baltic, Meekin, FIN Louisville.
Illinois, Carroll I'm st Louis
John Raine Underwood I'm Louisville.
Horizon, Stackpole, fm Cincinnati.
Ed Walsh, Burke, FIN ST Louis.
Nebraska, Postal, I'm ST Louis
NatcheZ, Leathers, I'm Vicksburg.
Golden Age, Heno, I'm Fort Adams.
Flora Temple, Gasseoek I'm Bayou de Glaize
Picayune No 81 Broad, I'm st Martinsyille.
Crosse Tete, McQaoid I'm Bayou Sara.
Gov Powell, Smith, FIN St Martinsyille,
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

IN
CANTON March Is. lSGl.-8S bales cotton to
Mcfarland 4 Barksdale-62 Carroll Hoy &co--46
T II & NJ Allen Geo a do Thornh &co-4O do
Rotchford Brown &co-26 Warren, Gilmore &eo-
20 Campbell X Strong IL Byrne, Vance &co- 10
R L Adams AGO. Is do Thompson Il Clark-l3 do
Walker & Snider- II Rhorer X Hunts- II J Boyd
&co--1O Frcdlander u Gerson- Patton, Smith u
Putnam-S Payne & Huntington-S Lewis q Ogles-
by Wright l. Auen-7 Block, McAfee &cO-5 do
Samuel Barret--5 FULLY &co-A Frierson, Con-
way &co-4 Murphy, Sykes &Go-4 Buckner, Stan
ton Il Newman 3 Fellowes eco Total 49l bales
cotton.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASREAR CITY, March IA, 186l.-22 hhds
sugar Lane, Salter &co- % do II bbls mnlasses to
Lobit & Charpanticr-S0 do 80 bids sugar S II Ken
nedy eco 80 do 100 bbls molasses r Hare &co-
sundres to order-Total LOG hhds sugar 2O2 bbls
molasses.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer Cuba 1879 bales cotton
and sundries to order.
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FOR ATTAK APAS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. Mach IS at P NJ
Attsk9rRs via PlauIemine.
HCE& AEHEA AAPAS-rEI FINE, FAST
, We = and light dFanglt steamer HiGayune Eo,
H. Il; Broad. ready 70 receive
Fs4ssAtieght for ST. MaFtirsvvle New Iberia Jean.
nnrfsh GeneTve Franklin Charrnlnn Pattfrsrnvie and
au tnermediote landings BaSou heuf and Ba Teche
aug VIII leave as above er freight passage apply board
VlRGlNIVS e. nENT2El,
Ell Advertising Agent,
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E.fverpoo1 Cotton Market Quiet.
Densstis ANA Commercial Intelligence

ENai.ASB AMI, ril SOUTHERN coSFEDERAeY,
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ARRIVAL Or THE STEAMSHIP ETNA.
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ps sas seurusf Hszsas Asp AanEra4s LINES u r
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Leaves avery SATURDAY Al 5P NJ.
NEW RRE,EAFJG AVID

NEW ORLEANS AND VTCKs-
49, h. burg s Mail I.ue-For Donaldsonvills, Plaq
lfl4f nemlne Baton Refuge, Port Hudson. Bayou Sara,
aasa7g River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Water
proof Rodney 81 Josenh Grand Gulf WAenton and ycks
burrThG Eatche2 T. P. Leathers master will leave
shove every Saturday AZ O'Clock ?, NJ
J. j. PERSON 4 20, Agents.
EeI0 II Carondeet street.
The hatcher vicksbarg with the Hope
AndP "a Wv
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TgFo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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"a hAsetbpfeA4 tsGSGkGalT SN&LAR1 BOILER
ssIS, MANUFAGTORY, between Poydras and Hevia only
"a three ninntes' walk from the St. Charles Hotel
~ Tho 1ndarGgnel having largely Increased bis work.
shops having facilities Is prepared FIJI orders
fc any description of BOILERS in less tins and
% they can shop in the South imported
North. - - - - - -.
fseto and AZ inches darletaF
Also CYLINDER BOILERS. 3D. So "a and Sc Inches dane
tor, and varous lengths.
Fronts Crete Bars Stand Pipes Valves constantly
hand.
All will be guaranteed material and workman.
chip
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations steam!
sawnis respectfully invited and udgo f6
themselves '12s 1vhw'. n II. TOIuTFR
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ARK ANS AS YER.

Leavr SATURDAY. 10Th inst NJ s p. IF,
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
IT, b. packet steamer Julia ROune-Fnr Fl Smith
Van urrn, Ozark R0SeVi!e, Snadn, NoriHt0wn,
akzass5G DardaneIe LewohuE, Little Rock, Pine RlgK
New Gascony and all plantation landings in the cndsThe
e1egant light dranght and swift running packet
Julia Roane, W Danlev, master, will leave at
above. For freight passage apply on board -
VIRGINIUS O. nENTZET,
mia Advertising Agent
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N. O.. 0PEL OusAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
PONTCHARTRAIN


MOBILE Per steamer Cuba 1879 bales cotton
and sundries to order.
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TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON.

Leaves on SATURDAY, March 16 Mt 5 p, NJ.
FUR u ENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
Wy Ia The neat light draught packet steamer
above for Cnt.oT Kirk's Ferry Anchce Plan
taton, GoheGus, Ritch's Trinity and all intermediate lend
iHgS Tensas Bayou Macon Little rivers For freight
or pussage apply an board. - ,
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.
nall Advertising Agent.
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LOWER MISSTSSI

Leaves every FRIDAY. at P. N.
REGULAR VECKsBURG AND
Ez5 " Bends PRcke--Thn sRlif"en fiTst.clnss
isAAasskttsT passenger packet Mary EG. Keene, W B.
Richardson mRser, viii leave above for Lake
Providence oodrIch's ding Mikens Bend Duckport,
vicksburF New hinge Grand uG 81 Joseph,
Rodney Waterproof Hachez Adams, Red River Land
ing Tncn Morgtraa Pone coupee Bayou Sara Port bud
Baton Rouge Paqurmirc ponaldSuuvile and all inter
mediate For freight passage having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply on hcsrd - -
TIRGIETUE G. DENTZEIa
fe23 Advertising Agent.
F. K. will take Trcfehi for Yazoo Talahatchie
riyern. he reshirned WICK .hnrg.
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The Grand Duke BULL expressly Tor The Red Rver tNde
safety comfort and speed not surpassed by any boat
In the trade.
The Grand Duko connects at Shreveport with the steamer
Flea for jefferson and all intermediate landings and with the
steamer W. NJ. for Fulton and above the Raft
Passengers and shippers rely the Grand Duke leaving
the regular advertised day, as above.
For freight or passage apply on hoard -
VIRGINIUS c. DEETzEI,,
AiYerlisius ARenl.
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The real victim Of coquette is the man she
marries.
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MoBILE,AND LAKE PACKETS

. FOR MOBILE DAILY u. z.
ine--W inter ArIangenef'trhe Vplen-
P RoardEoan master, Cuba. James Hopsins MASTER
Florida, A L. Myers, MASTER all built exessly for the
baketrads, with superior accommodations win and
andngs as follows unless prevented by bad weather. high or
low water of fuel accident rnachiDer
Leaving the Lake end of the Pontchartrap Railroad DAILY
on the arrival of the 81 O'clock p NJ train of cara Mobile
direct Returning, at Pnschgoia Christian and
Bay s. LoHis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
|
Negroes in lois OF five and over................ i 90
buItHIet anu SeTNhllts 10
~ insure III prompt and eonpes livery Of goods al
Mobile bills OF adiEg mus DC taken in all casts
kY-A An Express Chest Wuy Mail Bag for Mobile ard
r. N. - f'''' "a"
Tickets through to New York. PHILADELPHIA Washington City
tickets, freight, passage, snd further inforuon
R. GEDDEs, Agent,
Travis rStra.
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WEIR COAST.
OHIO RIVER.


Ezg h rhis ard the RenhsThe fine passenger steamer
lsksi tIantic. A. Mc(iill. master, in now n port
sE receiving freight. and will leave for Louisville and
landings above. For feight passage
apply board, - - -
''' ROBT. BELL K co, 81 Poydras.
Tho A. will pay particular attention The delivery nf all
nd plantation basin milf
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Spoken.

By Capt. Hull, of the ship Pacific, on the 2Sth
ult.. in lat 81 40, long. u, bark Hickory, Of New
Orleans, from New Castle. England, bound to New
York.
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The undersigned removal offers sale his
DRUG STORE together with the stock of Medicines therein
contained. Attached to the is n comfortable Dwelling
House. and the premises NIL the usual improvements
which latter admirably adapted the of
keepers The Drug Store favoaby located for business
cupyiDg central position in town
Terms will be made Inviting purchasers. For particulars
apply III premises in the of baksvle
fc6 I'm V. o. KING, NJ. D.
Z K. DIXON, ITT0RNEY-zT.LAW, 10. u Camp
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ALABAMA RIVER.

Coz, Brninnrd & Co.'s D MY Through Line
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, NF9SNrTy-
g9 r. eomey WetuInpko, and LANDINGS on a abaIna
'rivcr, The sthurch steamers C:aEe8llelet
g2s9sss3ssas LAWS muster; III epry u was $, John
Winters master and VIVA. lSn galley, Dick Sinnott.
ter will receive fire. Eht every depot TivOE Circle
and will leave the Lake end of the Jefferson Caaroon
Raj road every day, the arrival of the tx NJ train Of
cars. For freight or passage apply on board or to
j. L. HARRIS, Agent,
1918 II SO Camp street.
P:s. letter bag leaves the office of gent 50 r
DAYS NJ denartrrn =
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ny h. YHzoO River Packet-For TILT ba, Mouth Gold
~ Wafer "oth Tallanatchie, Iebfe, Greenwood,
sSs5ssSs Sdon TcIua Yazoo City Satara Rnd all inter
mediate EtnlingsThe light draueht and fast
ming passenger pncket Col. r. H. Jutfson, G.
Ford MASTER will leave above. For freight passage APP
ply on board
vIRGINIUF G. DENTZE Ell,
m
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SALINE RIVER.
TALLAHATCHIE AND YAzOo RIVERS.

Leaves on SATURDAY. March Ii. at s P. N.
FOR TAXDO AND TALLAHhTCTfTE
&zF n Rirrrfhc sinh T1ua passcf packet steamer
sestssSsSsSg Col. It. II. JuIson, O Ford, master will
leave above fD Mouth Black Byou Cas- iday's
Bayou, GoGvIe Greenwood Sinu Tchu Yn20o iy, Satar
tin, Mouth Sunfiower river. Fcksug AID nil Intermediate
landings For f. eight passage HprlE boar =. to
ml4@ T. h. SMlT II and -. -. TTTTE, Agents.
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BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
NEW ORLEANS
80 And !h 80
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY.
For Bayou Sara and the Coast,
The new and fine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING al O'Clock,
:. EREIP6SEYSDAf :. at nt 3 c'cIock
Returning leaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at A. N.
For Bayou snrn and the Coast,
The freight packet
Leaves New Orleans -F%
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT 10 O'Clock.
Fer Fort Adams, Tunica, MOrganZa, Bayou
GaVn and the Coast,
The fine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, at O'Clock.
Return leaves Fort Adams
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.
Tor DDnaIdsOnviIIe and the Coast,
~ The new and tine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at 70 o'clock.
:, SATURDAY EVENING, Mt O'Clock.
clerk Ia always landing Louis street. to
deliver freight and sign bills of ang th
ni2 3m F. LANOUE, Agent.
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] =.
REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND LAKE
49, h. P.cket-For Jefferson smithland Port Ceddo,
iFlfRs Grand Bayou, Coushatta, Campte, Grand Ecore
1SEesaxllsSt. Maurice, Montgomery Cote AleNRndra-
Eorman's, Goon Rhfbins and all intermediate landings on
Red riverThe entirely elegant light dnught and swift
running passenger packet j. NJ. sharp, White. master,
will leave above For freight PASSAGE having fine
eommodations, apply on board. -
YIRGINIUs G. DFNTZEL,
ml4 Advertising Agent.
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T <. DRX0N, ATTURNEV-AT-LAW. 10. ~ Camp
q stgeats
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REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
Hs h, Orleans Packet Lne-U. s. Mail Fackpf-FoT
n Memphis ahe Bends-The fine Grstclass pas
sssaaasnaasaaR packet John Sim0nds,
Hicks, master will he ready receive freight Tues
day morning the foot Of Gr0d and vii! leave
Rbo For freight passage apply on board,
JOHN F. HYDE K Co,
m5 nnder ST Charles Hotel, left wing.
This line Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston iiaoHd and superior packets fer St. Louis and
I4nn> vale.
~ Bills of lalng signed the Office of the agents mp
O'Clock day of departure.
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STEAMBOATS,,
R n RI V E R.
Regular RED RIVER, NEW
.nnaa4 lRlEAhS AID SHREVEPORT Saturday

IT, h ORLEAhS, AHn T nH; "a W. "'''N'
The AM m0Enhssnt tstc"s' pa pfS1 lnaSa
IcgnarIy for Shreveport Grand Bayou Cophaa, Campe
Grand Ecore Alexandria all intermediate landings on Rod
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ggg Telegraph,
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. July 81.
HousE.-The House passed the Senate
bill nppropriating s., OO0, 900 to pay for the
transportation aid delivery of arms TO the
loyal citizens in the rebellious States, and
the organizing Of such persons for their
protection against instruction and domes-
tic violence.
On motion of Mr.. Blair, of Mo-, reso-
lutiou was adopted, calling on the Secre-
tnry of War to communicate the letter uf
Hon. Joseph Holt to the President, on the
18th of February, in response to resolu-
ton of the House requesting the reasons
for assembling the United States troops ut
the seat of Government.
The House went into committee on the
direct tax bill.
After various amendments had been de-
bated, the enacting clause, on motion of
Mr.. Mallory, OF n.y., was stricken out; yeas
%, nays So.
The Committee then rose, when this fact
was reported to the House.
Mr.. McClernand, of ILL.,, moved that the
bill be recommitted to the Committee. of
Ways aud Meaus, with instructions to re-
duce one-half the amount of direct taxes
apportioned to the States, in the first sec
ton Of the bill. Adopted.
The House then adjourned.
TE.-Acommunicatio was received
from the War department, relative to the
number of sick and wounded ut the Hos
pitfalls, which was ordered to be printed.
A bill to provide Metropolitan Police
for the District of Columbia was passed.
Mr.. Merrell presented petition of the
citizens of Washington, asking the sup
preston of grog shops. Referred to the
Committee on District of Columbia.
The joint resolution, approving the acts
of the President, was takenup.
Mr.. johnson, of Tenn, proceeded to
speak at length in favor of the resolution
approving the acts of the President, and
his eloquent remarks frequently ELECTED
applause from the floor and galleries. He
frequently referred to aud re6uked Breck-
inridpe's speeches on the same subject, pre-
viOusly reported, and closed with an appeal
to the government to save them from the
ruin of the most corrupt aud direful con-
spiracy ever seen in the world. The reso-
luton was postponed till Monday.
Mr.. Collamer introduced bill in addi-
ton TO act relative to duties on imports,
which passed.
After an executive session the Senate adj
journed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

BsgT EyERr suNuEn the demand for
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters in.
creases. IL is found to be the only certain
preservation of bodily strength during a
period when the atmosphere is calculated
to induce q feeling of lassitude aud indi-
gestion. The worst cases of Diarrhaa.
and Dysentery give way to lis potent in.
huenee InnunerabIe persons, who nrs
now alive aud well, must thank the discoy-
erer OF this preparation that they have not
been swept away in the harvest of death.
me Bitters is recommended by the best
physicians in the land. This is the hest
evidence of its real value, because. as a
general thing, they will not speak word
IN favor of advertised preparations. They
have been compelled to acknowledge the
claims of the Bitters upon the community.
Sold by all druggists.
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baltimore, July 27.-Gen. Dix addressed
the members of.gthe National Guard this
morning, appealing to them for tue sake
of their country's interest, which demands
every sacrifice at this time, to remain few
days longer at their camp until his ar
Engagements hau been perfected. If any of
the men had urgent business or domestic
calls which would require their immediate
personal attention, he would freely grant
them passes to Philadelphia, but he would
request the regiment to remain until We'd
+nesday next, when they would certainly be
allowed to return home. After the General
had closed his appeal, Col. Lyle put tho
question, those in the negative to order
arms and those in the affirmative to pre-
sent them. Every arm was presented, and
at the instance of the General threo rous-
ing cheers were given for tho Guards.
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Mr. Liscomb, OF Birmingham, says:
al have found in Bnrhave's Holland
Bitters remedy for headache and debili-
~. My wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit"
Mr. A. s. Nicholson also remarks that
he has experienced much relief from its
use for headache. Ffl n y
Take halfa teaspOonful three times day
an hour before meals Eat moderately,
aud then of wholesome food, and you will
find this is really remedy for sick and
nervous headache, weakness of any kind,
costiveness and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing
fine aromatic flavor, is is very grateful to
the debilitated stomach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

pY-wE have received through W. t.
Singleton, of this city, Assistant Quarter
master of the lst yirgiuia Regiment, who
is now at Bealington, Va, specimen OF
the kind of money which the secessionists
circulate in the West Its dollar bill
on Fairmout, resembling an ordinary busi-
ness check with green tinted ground work.
1t has portrait of John Letcher, specta-
Giles and all, on the lower right hand cor
ner. If the Assistant Quartermas,er can
buy the article Of which he makes men
ton, with this kind of money. we hope lie
win bring down a lot when he returns and
dispose off at FIRST cost.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 27.-Mrs HInsdale,
whose husband is a member of the End
| Michigan Regiment, which is now on the
Virginia side of the Potomac, has return
Cd from Manassas Junction. She was at
: Gentreville during the engagement on Sum
day, aud waited there for their return of
the soldiers, looking for her husband
Failing to see him, she supposed him Il
prisoner at Manassas. The enemy cap
tured and conveyed her thither, aud en-
I plOyed her there as q hospital nurse. On
Thursday she procured pass from Gen.
Beauregard and his consent to leave. She
arrived this morning, fitigued and ex-
huusted. Her husband was not prison
er, but returned with his regiment.
She reports as being at the Junction a
large number of our wounded. The enc
| my say they have over 1000 prisoners.
Mrs. Il. brings verbnl messages from sew
ernl to their friends, aud says that the
wounded are we'll cared for.
The offer of liberty has been granted 10
those who will take an oath TO not again
take up arms against the Confederates. a
| few had done so, but the majority refused.
The prisoners in the hospital are: Henry
L. Perrin and Lieut.. Underhill, of New
York, who are employed MS hospital
stewards; E. T. Taylor of n. j., Surgeon,
Quartermaster C. ]. Murphy, Dr. Swift,
John Bngley, and yrendenburg, of the l4th
New York, are in the hospital. Surgeon
Burton, of the 9TH Miane, and the surgeons
of the 5slh New York, LIST Minnesota and
Sd U. S, Infantry, are prisoners. They
were all taken at our hospital near the
battle field.
Mrs. Hlnsdale says that the confedeAtes
buried their dead as fast as they could be
recovered and that the enemy represented
they had but about so killed, but their
wounded exceed 1900. She saw many OF
our dead unburied as she passed over the
battle field and distinguished some OF
them by their uniforms. She says the
enemy's force is very large ut Manassas,
'and that the officers are very busyin drill.
ing and disciplining the troops; that Gen.
Benuregard is constantly on the move,
going from one part of the camp to the
other md arranging, as they said, for
some great movement. She reports that a
large force of the enemy is at Fairfax @.
H., with heavy guns.
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FoRT KEARNEv, July 2G.-The Pony Ex-
press passed at 2 p. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO. July l7.-P. M.-The
Overland Telegraph has been extended so
miles eastward from the Carson Valley sta
! ton, and news is now telegrnphed to Cali
fornia from the terminus, which is called
Sand Spring Station. The company are
not progressing as fast as they expected to-,
but are confident that they will have the
line completed to Salt Lake by the time
| specified, the first of December.
The first daily overland mail coming
westward, passed Sand Spring Station, on
the evening of the 18th, and will arrive in
San Francisco tomorrow night, the 18th.
The annual emigration over land has
commenced, arriving by various routes.
Trains are entering the State daily. The
stock looks well, aud emigrauts arrive in
fine spirits, having experienced no unusual
dangers or hardships on the way. One
company which has come through from
Nebraska City, since the 26th OF April,
brought l75 head of horses and mules,
out of which only G died on the journey.
The overland journey will be quite an
agreeable task and parties who do not de-
Sire to travel by stage can take private
conveyance and find n comfortable stOp-
ping place every night by next Spring.
\ fire occurred on ID St, Sacramento,
on Saturday morning, in which several
buildings were destroyed and three China
men burned to death. The losses were in
all about $500
On Saturday evening another fire oc-
Cured at the northeast corner of 4th and
j sts., destroying several buildings, with
n loss of about $500
Pc y Express dates from Washington to
the Sth inst. were rt ceived here by telegraph
on the 18th.
The Presidents message is published in
the evening papers of San Francisco to-
day for the first time. The document,
which has been foreshndowed by liberal
summaries, receives general commenda-
ton.
Public sentiment here is daily becoming
more nearly unanimous in favor of prose
cutting the war to any extent necessary for
preserving the Union.
Cen Nye was received with pomp and
ceremony, according to despatch, on his
arrival at Yirginia City on the 18th. The
people turned out en- masSs, and the enttiu-
siasm was intense.
Good reports OF the gold and silver
leads Mt Potosi and other in the Colorado
country continue to be received, aud some
of the claims ranging from $3.50 to $3.50
per ton.