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HOW
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VALUABIE INyESTIoS.-We were shown q machine
for moulding bullets which has just been invented
in this city by CALF ASsBEsToR and WILLIAM JoHT-
cox at the machine shop of Ellis i MOORE, which
will render invaluable to the country atthis
time. The balls are prepared out Of cold lead and
in any shape or size that may be desired from the
round to the concal ball by changing the small dies
attached to the machine. Prominent and expert
enced mechanics pronounce it admirably adapted
Gar the purpose for which it is constructed 1t will
turn out with perfect ease from forty TO fifty thou
sand bullets per day, and Of character not to be
esualied by the ordinary bullet. One Of the ma
chimes will be in operation in city in less than
ten days at the shop of Messrs. ELLIS MOORE.
The writer of this paragraph is himself me-
chanc, and assures the public that this machine
Sill prove success in every particular for which
1t l. intended. The patentee who refused to dispose
of hiss mould to Gov. LETCHER, Of Virginia,
look te his laurels. We now have machine, which
for utility simplicity, and durability, far eycels bis.
Ought citizens to feel perfect sense Of their
security, when they know that they not only have
troops who never faltered before foe CT showed
the white feather in any particular. but ingen-
ious a set OF mechanics to provide them with the
means of defense the world can boast of. The
model of this machine has been thoroughly tried
sad found TO perform all its inventors claim for it
st can be either propelled by hand or steam.
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MONTGOMERY, Nay 13.-It is probable that Con
gress will adjourn within the next ten days 70 nee,
again in July, in such place as circumstances may
render it necessary
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Meeting at the Court House Last Nigh
On motion Of John J. McCann, ESQ Gov. II. 5.
Fsote was called 10 the chair, and J. o. Griffith ap-
pointed Secretary. On motion no. j. McCann. Josiah
Farris Jn0. Hugh Smith, VIM. Shane and d. c. Love
were appointed committee on Resolutions, who.
through their Chairman JnO. !. MCCann. reported
the following, which adopted almost unani-
mOusly:
WHEREAS, A successive failure of crops. coupled
Will tie unsettled coalition Of political affairs, has
SO en- barrassed the people that is impossible for
then &C discharge their liabilities without depriying
their families OF the means of obtaining food and
Faiment: therefore be it
RssolCed. Chat the Courts now in session or
shortly 10 bean session, be earnestly requested
adjourn until such a time as the condition Of the
country will admit of their proceeding in a regular
course SO far as the rendition of judgments the
collection of debts are concerned.
ResOlced, That the action of the Legislature in
recommending the adjournment Of the Courts. and
the exemption of the soldiers property from eXccu-
tion meets our hearty approval.
Resoioed That the course of the Hon. West H..
Humphreys, in adjOurning the Federal Court, is an
example worthy Of imitation by the Judges of the
other courts.
ReSoluid That a committee of Eve be appointed
TO wait on IT, Judges of the several collecting
ourts and the Magistrates and officers OF the county
and earnestly request them to suspend all legal pro-
cess Of collection for the present.
The chair appointed the Committee on 2esOu-
tlous on the above committee.
On motion the meeting then adjourned 10 meet on
Wednesday night, TO take steps in regard TO cans
wasting the City, County and State, with regard TO
the action of the Legislature.
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ITh. note. Of all Bank. quoted a, pa, are han

HANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST.
CONNECTED DAILY BY 1nr MlAcHAsTs' BAsE-gHIp.nD & O.
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RURNs az soALDs
THE FRIEND orr THE NURSERY

arg Instantly rslisVsdOf their anguish, pain and MAN
nation, By timely aPPlica ton Of this UGrosOs healer
and the aeEh is = By charm, blsnish or
scar remaining.
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River News.
LOUISVILLE, May I3-The river is rising with II
feet inches water in the canal.
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Read This!
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. PROPERTY HOLDERS,
AND PARTIES INsURINe.

The GEFERAL AsEST Of the Company OF the sts.
fact thst he isEJg
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HEADQUARTERS 2D DTvIsION TENNESSEE MIrITI,I
Nashville, April 18th, 1861.
yENQ tae Commanders Of Volunteer Military Companies Of IN
% Division of Tennessee Militia you are hereby ordered 10
report forthwith to the the division the
your company the number and description Of arms date
OF 80 This order will apply companies now
organzng to report when completed.
BF CHEATHAM,
Maj9r General 2d Division Tennessee Militia
aDIQ
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NEW SPAPERS

Bold in Nashville by G. W. Eendsrshott, Berry Denov
Ewing Pendleton, and BY all responsible druggists
where oct29dtVAv1y
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BROOKLYN.

MuIrArY ArFAIRs.-The official report OF
casualties In the 18th (Brooklyn) regiment, as
autographed yesterday by Hon. Mr.. oDkLL,
shows "a wire killed. 20 wounded, and % miss
Ing. CeL WooD, who e known to have besn
wounded 10 Sill mbsing No reliable inform
atom whatever regarding him can be obtain ID.
bnrgson HoMHsTon IL known to be a prisoner
Assistsnt Surgeon SWAIN has not bean heard
from, but also supposed to b. q prisoner.
The 18th (Brooklyn) regiment are expsctsd
70 arrive here ih'. (friday) morning. They
we're mustered out Of the service yesterday.
Preparations ware made by the Reserve Bat.sl-
lon VI the 18Th regiment and Hone Guard,
last evening, 20 give them a proper reception.
The men OF the 13.h (Brooklyn) regiment
stationed at DAliino,s, held . meeting after
the disaster at Bale Run aud althl ugh their
three months term had nearly expired. they
ar snimcusly agreed TO remain In the service
Tor the present, and ~ lcng as speclAlly mead cd
by the Government. They sSnt ucssaesger
to the President, waiviog thsir right 70 rot nm
hone, ard offSriuR 70 go shsrsver ord,rsd, or
rsmsin wksrs they Thea were. The President
II Is Ut deTstood, Thanked them for thsir offer,
which Ia said was In tho hi lhsst egree cred
liable 10 tn m, but undsr the circum stances he
declined II. Tbs plan Of the G Jvsramsnt for
the future, be remarked, reduirsd rusn who
were sn~ciAlly enlisted for tire sntira var, The
regiment VII therefore return houe. Thew
s'ssxlsstsd here on the 3lst inst, or let Of
August,
CoRoSER's IsvssTIoATIoN.- Coroner Hon.
Ton continued the investigation Yesterday
into the circumstances attending the death q
BBmoEr EoAS who was found murdered in
her REQ n ~ 1877 Navy street, about week
sincs, but elected no facts 10 show who thu
guilty penon was. A woman is urdsr arrest
on suspicion. The inquest was farther adjourA
cd until the 25th inst.
CRn.D POISONED ut EATING MATCHES -
A child six Yeas Of ace, toa Of SAMUEL. Boz.
IIso, residing at No. 147 Gold street, d'ed on
Wodnesda y night from the effects Of poison.
II appears ho got hold OF som matches and bit
OF the ends He was taken violently i'll and
did soma hours thereafter. An itqd,st Was
hsld, and a verdict In aecoidaaes with thu
facts was rendered.
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Lisut,osnt FERopsor, Of Cympany II 18th
Regiment, n Y.S.M., who rsvurnsd yesierdsy
mosnlsg from W1sbir gtor, ststss that only
four u Ihs o. mmissiensd ofiicers OF the Ied.
m,nt had pport.d no 10 wednesday afternoon,
a, Pat CUconp. Csp'ain LANG. Of Compuuy
q, IL shot through the thr al Captsin Bro IN,
ofC)mpssy d, Il dead Captain Shlunghsm,
Of Company I, 10 slso killed. Captain M.nsoO,
u Company A, IL . prisonsr; Csptiu lie, Of
Company X, Sigh ly wounded; LisutebAAt
Csoptell, Of ConpsnJ II. Is . prlsJn,r.
Lieut.. FsrGusob states that Companies A,
ID and II wsrs stationed on the extrems ldt,
10 front q and within forty yards o. accession
battery. In one charge ihise comp miles lost
sixty men. twenty hom Co. Il, 20 Of Co. d.
and 10 from Go A.
Cl. Cameron was Ia fr'nt OF this position,
and was one Ct the 6rst that fell Ill was shot
by . sostsiou horsvtnsn, thought 70 bslohg II
the Black Hores Cavalry.
Frank Go wos, the eoiorsd servant OF Cipt.
Cows, shot this man, and run his bsyonst
through his body, He sllo captured the 60
oestionit's hofse, q magnificent black chargs,
and brought him into camp.
Lieut.. Ferguson also stats that Lieut. Col.
Elliott OF this regiment was not in the hght
but Was al Washington at the time In VA
lAfd's Ho,L,
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Case Of HcQuiHidn Proceedings ddjouraed--
In The matter IF the application Of Purcell Nc
Qvinlda Tho case Of PuIcsn Moo a,nlan In
whose behalf . writ OF habeas corpus was L.
sasd on Wednesday nov came up for argument
and examination. The charges made against
MO- ainlsn are that be was bearer Of dispatches
10 the rebel fcress for which he was commit d
70 ths authorities on Governors leland. Cd.
Smith, the comma, dant at Fort Columbus,
made return 10 the said writ to the effect
that tho said MeQainlsn was d.tsiusd by
the government Of the United States On
charges Of treas;n. The Counsel for the pri.
sonsr, however, objected TO this return a. not
Eficisntly On slicit. The Court however said,
that strictly ,p,.hlng the return was insafh.
cisut, and ihould be smsrassd, % as TO chow
that the prisoner wa n the custody Of Col
] SAITH when the writ was tervsd. In thi
| state Of thipgs tbs case could not proceed fur
thsr until . psifsctsd return. Judge SHIr
xAs ihsssfere adjourned 1t over until Fddsy
| the 26th Inst.
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BAuIAL ASSAULT nj THE NOTORIOUS TeN
MUSDAr-ToM MgSDAI notorious charactst.
discbar, Cd from Stats P1isn SIX months
ago. was arrested yesterday, on complaint Of
JIsrRs w. SHrrH, an aged earmsu, living at
No. li2 Esst 26th street. IL sp1sars that on
WodncFosy. MunDAr With some coapaniona
all more or less ubder thu influence u liquor,
was passing through Wooster strsst, when his
hat fell on IN front OF comp ainsnt's cart which
came near running over 4. MuEDAY instantly
ssizsd q rang from the cart, and with II s.ruk
the old man powerful blow upon the isfs A'u
aud side, inhicting severe injuries. Ga bling
arrssted, Justice QUAuKESBUsn lo,ked him up
10 aniwsr.
GRAND LARoExr.-MARoARxT GALLAoH.
Mr., an Irish woman residing In S,amusl st..
Was arrested ysstersay charged with stealing a
wallet containing e35, from Mr.. MARY Rus.
Sri Of $50 n nroe street. II sppsars that Ms.
RoisRL called 10 ses the accused aud, bsing
fatigusd with hsr walk, lay down upon sofa
AID fell asleep. When abe swoks she missed
tte wallet, and accused MARoARKr Of taking
It. Shs denied The charge at first, but subse-
quenly confessed her guilt, and restored the
property. justice BAESNAs locked her up for
trial.
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Arrival Of the vsnkorbIlt nrsm Fer
Pioksss.

Arrival Of the vsn1oEbrt frsm Fer
Ptcksss.
The Ulifd S'st,s s,ssn transport Wander.
bit, Capt. T. r. LIrsyRE, arrived early yes
tcrday morning from FJrl Pieksns. L.fs New
Yosk June 18th, with Col. Wnsoss SiKth
Regiment United Sta'es volunteers, and an
sasortsd cargo OF Govsrnmsnt stores, eonsist-
Ing Of froyisions and ordinances Of the heaviest
description. Thls cargo was the largest svor
taken cut 81 the port Of New York by any vss-
sol, excepting tie Great Eastern. Afor pro.
ceedlng 70 seA, Cap'ain LuxvRK found, &C
cording TO ios'rpc sons from q verI msnt, that
he vas destined for Fort Piekens, whers che ar.
lived on the morning Of jane oath. After an.
chorng - near "A possible 10 Fort Picksn',
Santa RHa Ilapd, and insids the blocki-
ding feet, Captain LFFsvRK proceeded i'm.
msdia,ely TO FVrt P,ck,ns n cJnmu-
mic tie with Col. BEowr, commap ling tbs de-
putuent OF florida. Alter . bri-f Interview
with that gentleman, Capt. LEFhvaE rsturi oil
on board and gave orders for this mandate
Decentralization a the troops 10 Santa Rosa
island, which was done without the slight At
sccidtnt occurring. All bei1g safely landed
than commenced dischNging tho heavy cargo,
which WA done wi h great rapidly, vita Oh |,
astistaLoe Of the boA,s from the irigate M'ssls
sippi.
Ipe afTlVh OF tn9 NAnuorOilt cfoAlou tno
greatest excitement among the sscossionists,
whoSe movements could be distinctly obNrv d
from the decks. Tee vast size Of the vssssl,
the large number Of srmet aud uuifor o ID
msn on boud caused the intensss, excltsmen;
and slarm smorg the followers Of Gen. BR .eG
The teossiionists kept watch night and day
| from Fort McRea. upon oar movsments, and va
also kepta sharp lookout on them from the Van
d.tbilt, with signals ready for The fleet sua fnrI
Picksns In cas-, Of an attack. Steam WAS slsc
kept up day and night. Il was with dbmay
that the secessionis's behsld the dissmba'ka
ton tf WILSON'S Zousves, the Thousands o
shells, guns, &c landed up,n the bland o
Santa Ross.
Left Fort P.ckens on The 18th July, and ar
rived at Fort JEFF ,rsos on the 18th, haule
within SIXTY fsst Of the Government whaf
and discharged the remaining portion Of he
cargo. Ian Tortugas On the Goth for Ne
York.
Ten Of wrLsoS's Zouaves return home a. IL
yalids.
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MILITARY ARDoR.-Since the arrival OF
thu news Of tho disaster at Balls Run re-
eruiting at tho numerous stations has been
rore lively thsu for sumo time bsfors. Ga the
Monday following, as an instares. over two
hundred men presented Themselves At the Office
Ct Captain KIaKER, OF thu G0th Regiment,
Offering 10 go to Gil the PLACES Of those slain
from that corps, and were much disappointed
when told their services were not yet nssdsd.
Tbs po pulAr feeling at fi'st mixture OF aston
',imSnt, grisf and dGu,sy, has changed to a
it.In receive for vengeance, asd bJth by words
ard &C .lOrs this lie shown on every side. Many
voices are suggesting the employment of negro
regiments by ths Federal Government.
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Eebsis D,iSs Of TJphsis Fever.



.Woshingtdn July 25.-Tbs following is a list
Of tho wounded In the Georgetown Ho.pi'si:--
Lieut.. Mason, Second Cavalry; L'sut. Hop
p'n. Company D. 10th regiment 4 new York;
Pfiy atse-Fr.d Wis,nburg. I'd Nicbigsu rsgl-
ment, JAG lb Sny der, I'd Connecticut Tsgj nsnt;
Philip Lawrence, I'd Wisconsin rsgim,ni; Josh-
ua wilferton. IL; nishigaa regimen; FOO nss
Gunner, I'd Maine reginsnt; II. + Bt,el,
let Michigan TsEimsrt; W. 8 Consl uA LIST
Michigan regiment; II, l., Austen, 2i Ve-
mont regiment; Owen Mayo, I'd Maine r.gi.
mont, ". Wiissp, 1st Cavalry; II Y. Md
dls,Or, Bfooklyn fourteenth regimen; II
w. Cbaptn, "a 9 mn. regiment; ]. v d len,
I'd ARTILLERY; John Hurd, "a Maine redm,st;
O DonspSin. I. Nh ply, aud G. BinioGer. ID
Wi.contin; W. Kinney, N. Y. 69tb; john
strstton, WIN. Collins, CHARLES H,li, -
Walter. Gel. w. Mcintosh. Henry MHshsil,
John Rutls5gs W. Rutherford, Stacks, N. Y.
10th, John u. G:ovo., N. Y. 18Th; Thos
Thompson. h. Y. 18th, Ansi q. Howsn, ~
Yereon,; p. Wander ssrtsu, LIST McM an,
| Edw'o Carver, ID Maine; ii hooks " Y lat;
Janss Burns, J os'ph Connolly, n. Y. 20 b; Y.
Bldridgo. "a WisCondb; John 0ah|asn 81
Maine; Charles Hall N. Y. 79Lb; A. q. 10 -
| ard, "a Vnmont; WIN. Cr,ips, N. Y. 10Th;
N. &, Nichols, I'd Michigan; McC ,nnsll, N. Y.
jackson Guard; Huga FAbes N. Y. 60 Ia;
Corporal l.. W. Darby, I'd Mama.
| The following are the wVuhdsd brought %
II
g. X. Hiss Minnesota list; DIvidsop, &c;
| Anthony do; Il. 8 Frank, Conoscticu I'd;
| David blanchard, Mains i'h; Wn. Bray, Mw
sschus,tts 9th; VIM. Myrrbon New York
| 79lb; First Klspsehnidt, DsKalb; q. w.
| Cooker, Minnesota lat; n. A. Fargusip, do;
| Fra nola Gi aeon. do a. Hugh McLsug hliu
| New York 86tb; William frsokfWd. Fue
Zcuaves Thos Crosby. Wiscopsin ID Ser
gsabt holmes New Hampshire 81; Lieut..
Zshsus, New York -; q. Thnmp-cu, On, 1st;
J. Nsthsni.l Wright rsy York 27th wm.
Dbvoock, Maine "a; Div,d H,mtog, 2 'utve,;
Albert Charles, Now York lib Madison Mo
| G elland, Now York 10th; J. NJ. Zook, Wis
| consin "a; Timothy Curtan. ichusstts Ito
Jas. LaDsafco, New York 35,h Chas SIMMONS
New Yoik 1ith John Mcdonald. Rev YorL
10th; Juemish MeCnty. Fire Y 'ulvss; A K
Knox, New Jersey 30; james McCown, Far
zouayesi Joseph fryj Mlnnc.Ot, Frat Hiram
Harding, do; G W. Mutklsr, New Jerss,
First; James Mshoney, Peter Randall, Job
JAtchs, Stephen Johnson, Minnesots First
John AnozN DO; Captain Whlte1ouso, Nam
Fourth; Lieutenant Burgin, do John ii IN
nergin. Fire Zousyes; john C1rkling Ne,
Yotk 25th; John o ConHor, do. Martin Wool
On, Michigan First; SNgsant-hajor Good via
Fire Zsuaves; Corporal Williams, do.
| COL nlEs uSDxR AnRmr.
Col MILES, who commanded the rsssry
corps At Centrsville, during the fight AZ Bali
Bun, la, been placed under arrest for dsrsli
| ton Of Guty.
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JERSEY CITY.

RAILROAD Aocmxsr.-An accident occrred
At an early hour, yesterday morning. tne
NGthsrn NsV Jersey road, but ssuussoiy
sEiihcut very serious TssultaG , ans s'ocx
train, Wbila on thu way &C. 80 a. IN
over an on, which was lying Es no ,,n a1ck
At English nsigbborhood, ard tn Va%ouvo
ard two cars were thrown OF. 'n' nrsmAn
was slightly injured.
Tnn TmnD vKRMosT Rzd'
Third Vermont Volunteer Regime, Colonial
". q. Saith. arrived at Jersey ny yes
tsrday morniBg. by tho KiE City. n: rsei-
mspt q composed Of hardy, abls-bssa man.
They ieit jersey Ctty to- the seat Of q y"
In the sftssnoQn.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

CHARGE or ENBHzzLHMnr.--A young
man namsd Henry MoRsEL was yesterday
tstsa before JWtios WALrER, on the c,m-
plant Of his fathsr ffom whom he was charged
With embeEziing $50. The accused was COM
mittsd for examination.
THx Hosu GUARD PRrARNo ToR THE
WAG-Capt. Corr. Of the Brooklyn Grsys
q Home Gusrd) l. now actively engaged In
forming q regiment In WILLIAMSBURG. A
majority OF the Hems Guard OF which Mr..
Corr was captain, have Joined the new rsgi-
msnt. Ssvsial recruiting Offices Ia both Dis
uietl have bosn opened, and the success that
has attended the movement thus far, justihss
the beliAf that but short time will DO requir-
cd 10 ill the ranks Of thi regiment
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Frsss Fsrtye.s nre.r..

Fortress Monroe July "a, ria Baltimore, July
70 "A f,g Of trucs was cent from Newport
News to yorktown to0ay, With two lsdiss aud
q gentleman who wished, under peculiar cir
cuInsIancts to rsiurn 10 their homss in Vr.
einia.
RfLsD AZ PousDKKs.
eovsrsl IiAsd ~ p,un srs have recently ar
rivid from Now Yoik Some OF them will be
mounted On the RIP Rbps.
D1MoHsIRLTIoS KNPxCrzD.
ThCre was an alarm last nigbt, and II Is sK
Ttcttd That Col. MAoHUDRR will AXE q do
Ii onsifa:ion ~ tits direction.
AFFAIRS ABOUT HAMPIos.
Col. MAN WsBRR Is noV In commend at
Hampton This Regiments have been drawn
inside of sntItr chnsnts which nearly surround
the village.
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Statement Of General atterson.

Boi'mcrs July PA private letter from
GDsra PATrpRsor, dsssd Hsrpers Ferry
22d instsut tsyG G,nsrh JoEssroS retreat
cd TO Winchester, where be had thro IN up
81 heavy guns. ] could have tuInsd bis posi-
tion and attacked him by the rsar, but he b ID
rcceiv,d large 2. cnfcreomtnb ffom Mis- issip
pi, Alsbsms and G,ofpda total forcs OF over
ibiry.fve thou'and Confederate troops and
Eve thousand Virginia militia. Ny force IL
lsss than twenty thousand. Ninstsen fsg'-
p<pb whose term Of service was up or would
be wi hin q week all refused 10 say one boar
over their timo but four, viz. two IudiSaa re-
gimsDts, FLASK JARRErTs (ths I1tb Penney
vsnis), end Owns Chs 9Th Pennsylvasil)
3 Regiments hsv, gone h'ms. I've q orc 80 TO
day ar d 'hr'e more tomorrow. To avoid be
ing cut of with the remainder fsh back and
occupied this plaza"
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81. Louis, July rs Major Gen. FGxHoNT
arrived bore this morning, and took up bis
quarters At ths rsicsrcs Of the Late Col.
BRAnT.
AooOunts from Ksoklb, Iowa, say that sew
erL hundsd seccss ioniEts had taken possession
Of Memphis, Scotland County, M'sSouIi, on
Saturday lat and were entrunchlng thsm-
about 1O0e UHiOa man. under Col. MoEH, en-
camptd near by.
One theutand sand OF arms have been dis.
tributsd along the southern border Of Iowa by
Gov. KIkKWooD. Much excitement existed
en- the border Of both states.
Tie ssossslonlSis are disArming the Union
men In northeast Missouri.
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NEW YORK TO TIE RESCUE.
$4,000 More Volunteers Called
For.
PROCLAMATION OF GOV MORGAN.

Ths President Of the Unitsd States having
requested me TO furnish additional troops for
the prompt suppression Of resistance TO the Con-
situation and the laws do hereby call for q
vcluntssr force Of %, 900 men to ssrVs for thrss
ysers. or during the War. Buch force will
be raiasd pursuaRt 10 . general order
YbIeh VIII be Issued imm,diatsly, and VIII
prescribe the mode Of Organization. To the
end that every Pr rtiCn Of the sats may have
An opportunity TO contribute thSrsto, the rem
dssvous viii be Il New York, Albany and H.
mira, the headquarters 1t albany.
IL witness whsrsof, have sst my hand aud
sfRrsA tbs pEivy seal Of the Stats, 1t the City
OF Albany, this twenty fifth day OF July, In
ths year q our Lord one thousand eight hun
drsd and sixty ono.
90 ESwm d. Mo4oAN.
BY order Of The Gsvsrnor
LooxWcoD L. Dorv, Private Ssorstsry.
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TouiriNe. Ky, Juy a5,-ihs .JournaI lays
thst to. Ken,lskians who csc p,d from Psu.a-
cola hays arnyod h re. They say thors arc
only alb ut tix tbOussrd Confederate troops at
Fort Pics'Is, ara that they are miseraely led
snd clo'heo, ara bave received no pay sinss
mhco' Large numbers Md usd Of tyPoo'o
fever. Ihere hays been macy dssassrs. ard
almost Inc entire ioIes are dssusted, snd
woaid rsiu'n none ihsy couId gst away
CAMS ABANDONED
line camp OF ths state Guard at mul6roughs
hh was a'aneortd ye.tsrdsy, and the arms
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Hsveusus Of Gen uIou,oIrau.

Philadelphia, July 25.-G,n. MCCLELLAN
SI'ived here at hslf-plst two O'Clock. this
Gft0nOoB. lie vas escorted though the
streets in q bMouchS by grey horses. The
rtrerve regiments ra'aded at an hours notice
In lis bon or Tho carriage In which he rode
was loaded down with boque.s. Tie greatest
enthusiasm prevailed.
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Elres, I.Suss., Accidents, Ass.

SUDDEN DBArH.--A man named JoHN o.
HKn died very suddenly yesterday morning, at
his rssidsnSs, No SO West 18th street. Il ap.
pears that whUe riding In an Amity strsst
moved from the stage 10 q drug store On ths
corner OF Sixth svsnus and Amtty airsst,
whsre be vas sttsndsd by Surgeon ycExs, sad
then ssAt henlA who're he dlsA. An inquest
WI h held upon The body. ss Il
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GkH. Wool has given to the public spri ed
complaint Of the gro!s i'll tr.stslsnt he hiss 1uf-
fsred from the War D,Pgtnsat, It reveals a
dsplorsbls abuse a power TO which We shall
rscur ct our next opportunity.