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Ersu fortiess Monroe.
ThKIso TINE RK PoEsIntLIrr.

TAKIFo TINE RK PoEsIHILITH.
| Fortress Bonros August 1Gh, ria Bul,inore
| august I'm ter. BU,LSR YESTERDAY a,suu al
roslons,Diuty Of Ply ng tia Nov YJtk .
| gtmsntP. About S2n, Ou9 had boon Gepositsl
for zone tine al Old Point for be want OF a
PayUssLr
Tns shp Fair Wind Of Boston With a cargo
81 Ruino ~ae this II nirg we W ih- II ads
10y Ihs :. X spaulciogi d'sablsl co dl..oo.
che 4 ,shlrS OF HOG | lend.
The Brit 81 biig tf-wsr Gl,da Or WAS yea
toIdsy ciulsii K IT The caps.
flag q truce Yesterday cosvsy,d Mr..
WHSbLros, formerly Uni'sd s aJss mtr i,t,r 70
NleArsnfuP, tbs CN fsdsra o picksts beyond
Nov Market bridge
McEk rRn oHEBs RSLEAsAD.
A flag VI tfucs Is Just In from Norfolk
with rpotal hUELnUr ~ this Connecticut
rigim l. released b, tn Coufsdtrass tor hts
a,'snti' 10 & !. GsEDIeEK actsr too bstr'a AZ
5Gl hon. he stGt's q at a cJi siderable Iun
p.r OF RELEASED lIis'' els. including several
n p -iD', II IfGc OF Priu. tom ,rIos.
In d U.in On, the 4, n',Sar,lss are &C iysly
Ir'psii z for an a';sck up'n Fortress Monros.
,s'r tn hsLT. }. ros p pular IN N. e. ,hfsdsr-
"a c'mlT' Snd ap r'pra ma sri,l Is beng
,o'isc 90 IN lslRa quantities a. Norfl K. Ths
'.CS uI,n For ivs. VI nso, viii be made
'.tmo tn,Nt-s, h, hits
Al 1uER ,rSoy.
Rnt more Aug II --Tha report about An
mt ndsp 1T CO ON Fyr,rs Monroe ID a Defect
sbsurctyy.
IEIs SS rs ErIr oSr G THROUGH TIKI pE,ys.
P.rhRs.
Fortress Monroe Aug. II ria baltimore An,
10 "A Has OF truce c pv-ysi od,y, C,.L,v
lssni, a nambtr Of lsdios wi.hipg T. 20
\ :. nth ~
Corp RAJ HusIBUT Of tho Pirst Conr.ciieut
hfsiw'nt, who arrived her. YESTERDAY from
h'enmord' brought ~itn MIN = Buubsr Of
= tons cfa~n up by our woundsd aud i'm
| pT'son,d soici.rs for crmproni,s in r.latior
20 an eXe' aogs q priioasrs. Taey we're d.
rteted 10 several ON nstt neWsp spers Of thu
| y nrth fer pu nlication.
- G,n'r. BurezR sent o whole ba eh to the
| PRECEDENT. " 'N'
Co.. gr'@mSn ELr's name Is ,aid to head one
/ ct The LetiuCns. N'''
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ARREtr or Az ALLEGED SsCsssIoSsr -
A man ABOUT 50 years OF age, ding hi.n,slf
n jor CnAs KorrxRAS, and hailinS fom
Carroll Co, Miss, WAS arrested this morui- e
as Sec"ss'onist' by order II C,p'. CAM,Rus,
ofthe 18th Ward police. 1t spyeA's that he
has besn cruising acou; the city, r3pr.sautipg
himself as an officer Ia the c ,n'vderate ara v,
"d CA ning to hSvs fought in that m, at
Full Run. Hs csrii'sa revolver and bowie
knife, and has teen particularly loq1scious
wolfe under the influence Ct liquor. He VAS
aiken TO TIE police hsad qusrte.s, and t,is
gram bas been cent to the Secretary OF Stats
at Wa hirgtor, 10 ascertain what disposition
shall DO mace Of him.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Important Action of the State
Department.
ALL FoRBTGy TRApHE PLACED uyDeR
GOVERNMENT SURrBILLAScR.

The State Department, bss just Issued III.
following notics address Cd
"7'o OIL Whom y may Concern.
Until further notice no ps, son Will n. al.
lowed N go sbroad from q port Of tbs Uai I'd
States without . pssspor. either from this De-
part nent or coun,srsignsd W tue Sscrstary
o. btsts N 2 will any psrsou b. allowed 10
land In tbs United S,sus without a "a mort
rom Mtnistsr or Cjnsul o. the United Sta -es.
or, II foreigner, from his own 9ov.inm.n,'
conn'srsign,d BY such Munster or ConsuI "
inns regulation h)Esvs, 10 not 10 take Of
fec, In feSTd 70 parsons coining,f-,m abrosd
until rsssoDabls VI ne hall h,vs slaps.d for n
70 oecore koo IN In the country from watch
they nay proceed.
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fT0@ bslsimofs.
Arrest Of Secession Bridge
Burners.
Az NTFtCK UPON THE FFDERIi
IEOOPS AT NEW CREEK
BRFDGE EXPECTED.

BI'Hmore, august IA ls.tor from West
import, Nd, oppOsit. Piedmont, dated tnu
ID ifs,, iais tta' the FEDERAL Il, u,s last
sut day nigh, sucestd'd in cap uriDS hr,e 40 .
orious ssee 81 brtg, buru-u a. New
I...k
"''.-- IL e'sv,u bunlrd SEQ. s,iOuiss Ia
rsporrd nsi' ROM ey. 1hs + iderh rp,ps
srs a. No Go X bulge ard exDsc 81 t. b,
& set d ly tnoin. The FeierAls rave Der
u-tnfVtctd,
A lsr.e nuru6er OF fpg;tiv,s hon Virginia.
Inen, wUI on and c1ildr,n tn great distro.s .rs
la'ly p'ssing though Wee or pirt seeking
,sfuke.
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FIom WsshIost.n


washington, AUJ Il -EX-M mister FAUX
ShH Is not IS . as bean stated, merely de alnod
to,tsee III the return Of Mes re- HAR-
"ia'e camp for tire purpCss Of rtc,ysfiop the
body u the LATE Col CAMsRoN bat for o cd
-nd "a iHsetOrs iasons To the Government
AGAR! from any tVch considsratiops.
Iha reprter If tie Assoc a,sd Press at
Warrington learns that sta en.nt
published in Pniladslphla and p,r-
hp' Id othsr papers this morning. ~ com.
'Dk from him that "S.crotary CAMnHosr
to DO remJvsd. Nothing Whatever Of hi,
kind was T. antmitted by thu reporter, who.
by this pubieS'i,n, desires 10 rsneys himss,i
rem sVon tu picicn Of a siHg currency TO 4
Ta,smtnt utterly destitute of any FONDA ion
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Nav YoSK HosPnAL "A isun 7srs.and
ipg SEEMS TO exist with regard to the order
assigning 10 sick aua woun 'e1 volunteers a
portion Of this tospitAl. The officers thiuk
that they have no authority which will enable
them TO roe'ivs returning volunteers. and to
these admission is no. granted. They are,
however, admitted 10 Bellevue Hospital
Where there are ample accom- nod.tions. tn.
week y statement Of the Me- York Hospr al
exhibits to'al Of 3t3 patents Admitted du
ring the we'k, 40 diseh,rsed, cured or re-
eyed, 81 died. 2
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tho ship AlliNAco- Her Probable DeatInH-
lion

Boston, Aug ia gentleman Just arrived
rom b. johns, N b., safes that TIE ship
Aliarc Capt DIS FOREST forusrly OF Charles
On, e, but bow und'T tic Bddsh Hag,
slltd IN MoEosy lest for Havana Her raj
estimation 10 we'll known 10 DO Charleston.
be Captain bosstd that hs would ru1 the
nioekads "ith'u cifieulty. Fer cargo coa-
ycf pig lea, If y csIboys Of qu'cksilver, tys
sses q rih's, l-ig' qusut' y Of spool cotton,
lps, nesdl,s thr'a', psrcuts On caps IN cksr-
Il etc. MIR. LAFnTE Of CIaIl.stou, came
rom ~. Johns TO P,rtland on the steamer
Gaslein City, yesterday.
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THIS SEw SrAsPs AyD EsvKLorrs An
Advertisement which a, displayed at "a, Post
ofice on tho 9TH inst, s.Atirg tina. tho rev
STAMPED envelopes were rs.dy for delivery,
and that tho old would no, be permitted to
pass through ,h' nails sf'sr the 18Th, was
misnterprsted; and thu puclic have b.,iased
the Hsip Office with their .u,plus stock d
stsmpe, which the Postmaster has teen sxpsc'-
Cd to aeceptiu H. u Of tho rev. The old stamps
esnnot be exchanged NJ thv r. 8. flee uutn
Monday or Tuesday next. The Postnaste.
ha- not received that numbsr which b, rsg.rUs
as suficient TO form a capital Ia trade: a, d be
will not introduce the rev token. OF poe al
prslaymtnt uI til no feels assured tha, he has
enough and % spare for within six GAYS If
tie safe OF the fret no style D stag, stamp
thoss at pre- en- in use uill bscom, w,rthlsss.
The Uoit,d States Government, Ss any one
ihathss evsr dealt with IL kno ~, does not 70
csem su ~ q Ssnt to its own dates, Whatever
the party ia power. 10. gentlemen, IL next
week you have larger supply tha1 you cen
use In six Gays Of the pictures VI JKFFsRsos.
ard FBANKLiS, snd III, Fsth,r Of his Country.
fly TO tie Gsn,ral Post Once aud q, AXE tbs
exchange.
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Cove nor JAcLsoA's Forces.

Kansas CITY No., Aug Il, 1861. We learn
III IN e.iabls sou' ces that SIX hundred Stat,
100 =, ell DR. He'd ana equipped, lssy,
F'ye - Hnvs'd tosnty, d.y wi tho IN
teRtion If jOntrK Governor JAcKsoNs force.
IA the southern p,rt u the Stau. FyuI
huI disd q h1m aye snd TO DO Gu lts1.
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IHE CorFRpRBAoY HoUED To III "R.
CIGSILAD.n

CIGSILAD."
Lou'MWs Aug. Il, a di-pa'ch from tn,
N,shy,L- E''o" and American t. tbs |. pis
Nlhe tOW"r, Ssys lhst PTs.Icsn' DAVI, h.
iSu'o proclamAt O., ordering all nsid,n,sn
'h' u n" deTaLs states who o not Iee,g IL,
'h- en'tda'sey I" 'Spart within forty days
tmlsi
III" Co fstua'. c ngrsss has resolved 70
adjnrn .. The 10Th inst, TO meet in Noy.m.
bsr LeAt
lIs 6eu,sd a'org the Na.hyill, Raiiroa5
tina the T'b'l auto II es 'aks none, non
IA To Passing n " hwsrd, VA e. ia kniwn TIA,
they take all toe gold IN trGosiu In come case
giving The own'rs curr' ncv the sfor which 4,
a. . discount 81 a. hast eight Der cent
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ASoTaaR AAssAoHUsErrs kEorMzsT.-
Tbs Sixteenth regiment Of Massachusetts,
Volunteer, Col WYMAs, arrived here yes
trdsy BY the Fall River limo en- route for
the seat Of war, AID proceeded BY tn. N,w
J'rry Central Railroad. Tas r,giaent is
full and 'p.eus to be about on a par with
the other h''sscbusstts regiments which have
Pc sssd thu ouRh the city.
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rsrginE festival sno'srcursion for "a. b.p.-
a. q be widoss and orphaus Of tsos. memb.r-
oftbs cob regiment who v,rs ktllsd II Ball
Run, ard has sl'o donated s1Oo to thu iuod for
their bsD.at. The day for the festival bss not
ye, bun fx.i
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NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1851.

"L~ aeye BE- but oss ,oar better should cot
p'.l6ons Of hrcs than hat ,oe slouid IRE !. houyly
"dresd Of icdrs contiguous 10 a peopi, NIB could
epoke Jorti0n ar'anoes and land arp1i,s nps- our
shcrcs 10 desfroy olp h6,rt.s."
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nov.-.ss a h. COME a. rat. ForO,.

Wosh'n to1, AuI. l1-Tas ConDd.ra a
to'cs have nearly all fallen back 10 FaIf.s
Court House thus widening the dls,aucs s.p.
'rs'irg ,hs boeiils fnos. The p.ckus Of o. h
armies however, occupy the same ady.n ,sd
pN tions ~ kssst, fore.
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Al pos Is cot Of AdJat.At asser.I OF IN.

ABrny, Avg. IS. 90 S.ns.or HuIuoru O,
n.vi, Ont ala g u " has be,u tsbd,rsd
ths ttiiss ~ Afiu',Et Gs'oral. and [. is M
deis'o ID has acc pt,d a.d wlll enter on the
estes II his fiji ;, TON rfow.
The sppoin ment /, ois likely T. give rcoi
ra'i'f,qicn Tor Mr.. Hit Housx is k1owu TO
possess unusual "a 'i1gs,iohs for tbs position,
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Gl.rttdHd; sugl Is p ines EAP JLN on aud
tHiIe arrived ters last night, and took rooms
81 be Augis BoUss. They Fall for Lake Su-
Star.
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Boston, AuI. 1.-The 18th Massachusetts,
Regiment, Col wIMAs, will leave Camp
Uemsrcn noon today, march 10 B ,ston, and
seat Of war.
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The HAIF MILLION RsLlEF LoA1.-Ths
subscriptions, ~ TO the close Of business on
Saturday, had rsach'd the rsspeetA lie sam Of
SlO6,iO0, with more Of, ring In small sums.
The payments roT average $1,000 day.
Controller HAws is srj ing a vacation FIR a
week or TO, at Long Branch and Rockaway.
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CITY NEWS.

GESsRovs.-- Mr.. soMkas, propristOr Of
Jones Wood, has tsadsr,d Il . us. o. bis Uruunds
nee 81 expense to the COmmlttss who are Ar.
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Boston Au'. 1.-THE b on Banks A. raa
20 tax, Ten hilli ma ana the ccuntTv M
i've mtllt'ns ~ the first ms aim mt of ths
VEN ment losn.
Col +. w. LADDER e on a visit 70 hi, father
Lynn, WHO les a. Jns point Of dsAth,
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FDIcA1ioSs or DIsTAK s.-As In thos.
bitter winters ia which, tho wne i, OF business
bs'rg eloessd, many Of he unemployed sre
erv'n to '.sI s'd shsrevsr It. may b, ,oind
60 now WIN the wihtry blasts OF war are
swespiog over tho lsnd, the pcor are b,gion,pE
to feel thu pr ch'rgs Of wsnt. tbs humber of
v'grsn's app'a ing at the Polic. Cours ia
daily auguen'ins To. list Of lodg r. at the
station bous Is nightly swell lag. Appeals for
private aid sr' becoming daily more fl.qusnt.
tn lotgers Who present thea vs., at our eta
4 hou'ss ar' now manly women, me of
whose husb'nds and bro'h.rs are serv.nE the
u it'd Stst's-Eumbering nearly two hun
bred.
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Tee BslriusOrs Police Coz nissioaers' Ha-
bsas CoIpus CaSs-shsIin Campbell 60 BIO
Attacked
The 90 unset for the Ba tlnore Poles c m
'nIsSiopsis, at Fort lafayette have given motto
a the r intention 20 Apply 10 Judge GARRtsos
FOR attachment against Sheriff cAMrBKLL fOrr
using III means In his power 10 exstu THE vii
agsinss ColoTel BORKk. The Shenff has the
power to call cut the militia Of the county TO
aid him In serving tns process, but 30 ia, not
NitbstAI ding 'ts TO or's ~hich havS been cir
culAted SlOrf CAnPBELL has HoJ called on
tho mlllt ny snd txcsot going In person with
tSo ~ bis dspur's to Fore LAfAysttsj hs has
taken 10 st'Pi 10 enhrcs Judge GARAIsoNs
. der.
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AsoTIsR ouTRAoE AVID PROMPT ruNIsnmEsr

DLpa'c"S reached here today that a train,
Conveying loops oyar too llanoiOsl and st.
Jos"pl ia'road, was trsd into hv tie rebels
rasr Palmyrs, and ems aNldior allied and s,yt-
ial 10. nd-d. General P,Ps INN Q, lately sen,
orotIs 20 General HURLBUT u AXE sulh tore,
as he &C med Necessary 10 Marion county
quarlsr thu On the p o9ls ana lew conui
buttons o. horses, mules provi lus and suc,l
oih'r tbirgs as are useful TO sol. isra, ampunt d.
irg TO ten thousand dollats, o. the inhAbitauts
on tito citizens OF Palmyra. as the penalty for
this Outrage.
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PRINCE HAPoLEoH,
PkINCEsS CLOTuDH,
DUCh ERS Ok Az
Tbesa di.tiu gDish' Sisitors have favor
their 6rst sitting IN tie UDttsd States, To-
It'll q card and other phi otoeraphic 'iksoee.
for sale NJ our new gAllesy.
h5I :
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Core AT IHE CsSTRAL PAEN,--NI It.
witbstat ding the unohss'irg promiss OF ths
earlier part Of Saturday The ,un rays care
ont Brightly towards evening. ard frt,n.t,ly
l-Tss crowd. iius ing to To, rsnerosity OF
'hs ~eAt'er CLERK, visited the Can't. al Park for
the pu pos of h.sii x the ftoond concert OF
The season by Dodw,rtb's Bind. /, came #
~ per a'ooin'ment a, h,'f past 90 ock, ard
Wa worthy OF he highest co msl da ion. Tao
lection "'Te excl cot srd vol p,rformsi,
and wee justly appreciated by the audisncs.
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A GurBoAr LAUscHRD % 10 Of tb. ,v.n
ty-thr'e Ruhb's's con raced for by tn. Gov.
utm'nt was sutsnsfully lsuu,h,d on So ar
day lsst' from tn, Sbi2 ya,d Of } EsoL,s
at the FOO Of Tenth s'rs.t Eat River. Her
tirn'nsions ere: length 166 iest: sxu. ne
breadth, 20 f.; hold, IL II. She will carry
twelve 30 p undsis, oaa swivel, and one su IL
gun on the forocsstle deck. Her maehlte,v
will be put in by tho Novelty Irjn wosk..
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TIE Ste a oahip IL "a

This s'eSuer sailed from Liv&poOl Ga Ju )
3lst, Snd toucesd a Q rseRstown tho follow &
day, ST ) ssilsA at 4 p. NJ, fr this pert. The
seenty OF the linz ave not az all Spp' shsniivs
If her safety, as she is one Of the most sub.
stantiai ships Shoat, having ssvsn Wster-tight
compartments.
Tue Stssnship Persia, whieh followed the
Etba, hsd clear and pleasant wealhsr, making
the IAsssge in eleven days. Some disarrangs-
msnt OF hT machinery is supposed TO have
taken place, and the mex. arr raj from uroI .
will probably announces her.
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Further News, see ThirO
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THE BEsr Is TIE CHEAPEs
ayd AL who try PYIEs' o. X. SOAP
SUPER or to al Oihsrs, for Swing money
Sid by 0rootTs ga eTaiy
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NOT ThUk.

Tic state mont in the laio news from Gil
fnrnia that J. g PALMER had lsft that at,
fr The purpose of tskirg charge u tho IN.
isr't rue missary Department under General
FHEMOSI.
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i;s. Geo BANK MoYlr RESCUED.

81. LoWs august lGM A d.tschnant q
uut-d ga - troops ON Cape CIR irdsau
sez'O 6t y-'ig't III ussnG dollra, belorginR
l. tie bank a Gtnevi,Ve yesterday, BY or te;
81 Gsrsrsl FEhMHT ard brought T. to Thu.
city tolay NJ toe request Il tae directors o.
the pareut b.. k b.re, TO whom II was tians
trrsd by General FRoMEST.
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FRkDRIOKH
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC CALM
FHn LARaEsT N rHn woHIp,
no, bsT BROADWAY, Me- "
WAR PRIOKs ToR yIOrURA
PiAtn Phoeosr spbA mD alnD~ IN nno 4
LAsS-ass on P:r Observation-Disclosures ................',
CabiIist or Pnrlor stke. e. =
Indla Inb Photographs.
Hiniatures, In hne eases .....,.....,.. y
DA @ UG EOTY P
Various sinas, put up In rioh oAsas An0 a.
from. ...........-........ss ''''s''SA
We hove reduced our pdoas "a ecoi
ttmaaL q o In eVeTy instances guATanbS
picfuTe 6tAnEess ADt citizens I'LL NJ
an GtrtAlninG rOsort, b. vhiab W resp
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS
This bs-autifuJ ana WHY popular pissuHH
PociAlity In the nuaiHa.a.
DISTWGUIBHED PERSoh'
Photographs Of dis tinSuishsa indivionA'
ALBUMO FOB CARDS.
4 pien6id assortment Of AIbans suitAi
sCaTt. de Vtstts." also banas and oAs~
~ O. D. FREDnCn . {.
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BRASDRKrH's PnlIA
BEEsH AHD aH uIHs
MvES BOXES FOR oss Dot&
Ar - soUta Bscotn Bnzzx. WuGAA
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THE LATEST NEWS.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE ~ " sUA
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liverpool, <Ui 9,-CnToN.- TIE Boxer
circular -, Tn III, sAl 3 Of tho week AT G3 00t
bales. Ike market OF ehed With an advsno,
Of l'sl but tlosSc easier, With but title In
4 ir', and prices Waot. lh. All hoIiZed quo
A'ionsfor American cotton range fCon 8 5.1G
to 9lld.
Sra Il OF TRAr Thu advlcss from Man
ch are fay T,Ula. The mai ket Is trm
BRHADs'UiFs quiet but stsSdv. Wh,a
que, tsna'ng downward, and quo atitns bare
IL mSIntsiDed.
PRovIsIoss steady and unchanged.
London. fTif0y, Contols cl0s at 90I
30 s.
Auericau securities fiat.
Tho bullion in the Bank OF England has In
cTe,ssd f1C9 COO.
The specia in he Bank OF Rravee, has in
ores ssd ~ 600 900 francs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-12

If they are never led TO q successful teTInl-
nation of this crisis until Mr.. POLK lends
Them there. they might as we'll fold their
arms and abandon the struggle. He will
never be chosen 10 lead them. They have q
leader now in whom they can cOnfide, and in
tend to keep him-a leader whom they know
to be true. Mr.. Polk may be, and We Doubt
not il, with the South now, and desires her
Independence. But in the great struggle i'm
mediaieIy following President Lincoln's Pro-
clamatiun of the 18th of April, where was
he? Did he exert his influence in favor of
the Separation of Tennessee from the Fede-
raj Government We have never heard of
his utteIing a word on the subject previously
to the election. He was voiceless whilst al
most all of the public men of Tennessee were
speaking whenever occasion offered. He was
so quiet, that the community in which be re-
sided scarcely knew his position. When the
s.patriotic sons" of Tennessee conclude to
give up such Chief as Gov. HARRIS, they
will choose some one to take his place whose
position in that great upheaving of public
sentiment which ended in the declaration of
Tennessee Independence, was open and bold.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-12

POLITICAL PROGRAMME. The Nashville
BUaner puts this inquiry 10 the friends OF
Gov. Han ris
lis il necessary, then, to re-elect Gov
Harris for the purpose of securing his cleo
ton to the Confederate Senate, and giving
the State Senate an opportunity to make
John Doe Governor for two years ?"
Thus far this pertinent interrogatory has
not been answered 1t is rumOred, however,
that that il the programme. Harris is first
to be elected Governor (that is, if the people
will ratify the edicts of the political mana
gers) and then he b-cOmes a candidate for
the Senate, leaving him the opportunity to
appoint his own successor.-M1aphis Bulletin.
The rumOr here spoken of is nothing else
than fiction. There is no foundation for it,
except in the aDprehensi0ns of his enemies /;
who know that he has discharged his duty,
and will not shrink from any responsibility
necessary to secure the success of the South
They are afraid that be will BE- sent to the
Senate, where they know he would not lend
himself to the intrigues of cOmpromiseIs and
recOnstructionists. They know he is the sort
OF man the masses love, and they envy him.
But. really, Gov. HARRIS is not an aspirant
for Senatorial honOrs. He has other things
to think of. Whilst his enemies are SANDER
ing him, be is engaged actively every day,
doing all he can to advance the cause OF
Southern Independence and to protect them
and their children from the assaults of their
abolition enemies
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-12
FRIDAY, JULY u, 1861.

An Executive long accustomed 10 govern
il necessarily led to discard and spurn the
voice of the p ople.-Banner.
We clip the above from disingenuous
article in Wednesdays Banner. Let US apply
to it the tombstone of sincerity. Gov. HAIR
RIs has already been elected for two terms of
the Governorship-fOu years. Another term
will make six years-a short period really in
public life, and two years less than the State
Constitution authorizes in the case of Cover
nor. A Senator In Congress is elected for
six years, and instances are frequent where
individuals have served several terms cOnse-
cutiyely. a scat in the Senate is position
of vast Importance. Until the present crisis,
the Governorship of Tennessee was posi-
tion of less importance than almost any 9th
er State Office. We have never heard the
Banner declaim against the length of the
Senatorial term, or against the propriety of
one of its peculiar friends serving twelve or
eighteen years in it. But our neighbor may
say tits is not an executive office. Very well
The Presidency Of the Confederate States Is
an executive Office. The term of that Office
is str vaars. Yet the Banner, whilst condemn
inc six wears service in the GovernOrship OF
Tennessee. as necessarily leading the Execu-
tive to ssdiscard and spuru the voice of the
people" PROCESSES to favor the CoI federate
States Constitution which fixes the Presiden-
tai term at six years. What makes 1t less
dangerous for an executive of the Confeder-
ate States to serve six years? Is the posi-
tion of less importance than the Governor
shin of TENNESSEE JEFF. DAVIS has already
been elected President for one year He IL at
the head of the Government, understands its
wants. knows its resources, and what is nee
essary to its defence, and the prosecution of
the war to a successful termination. lie Will
be a candidate for reelection. The reasons
that render the reelection of Gov. HARRIS
public necessity in Tennessee, are similar to
those which will render the reelection of
JEFF. DAVIS public necessity in the COnfed-
crate States But how can the Bdnner con-
sent to see DAVIS serve SeUeH Yeas? To be
consistent our nei ghbor must seek 20 depOse
him, and substitute some willing instrument
of DISCRIMINATION for the great revClutiona-
~ leader. Every objection, nearly, urged
against Gov. HARRIS has been made to DA
Wis. He is an old Democrat, has been de-
nounced for his radicalism, and as discrimina-
ting against his old party enemies and in IA
vor of his old party friends in his appoint
ments. Are we to have the BnHr in the
field against both HARRIS and DAVIS? We do
not see how it can discriminate between
them.
But, we will not pursue the subject further.
We have already said enough to show the
captious spirit of the Ban'ler and the insight
fcance of its objections to Gov. HARRIS.