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T.. II. LuDIow, Ano.lopssg.
CONDEMNED STORES AT AUCTION,
~ By Order Of l. Hsnas,os ns,, Agent Y u LupLo
IL ocoes the Navy ard sroosys following eon1
..ores rRovlsIoSs-A isse qg.nsy Of sre.A bss reIs
aonT coffee, butter, beans dried apple. kc CLOTHfNUPea
jaekes eoth aud duck srt.Dg focts es
urper, flannel shirts and DRIVERS cloth caps calf and
sutts percha tes snd trews-rs kc SMALL STOi
Ibacc bessssx ob0n tapes necde shaving be
COMBS brushes buttons &c. Also quantity 0f snpy barrels
boxes, Nc. am
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Ocean 6teamers.

Ocean Steamers.
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.--0n
A. SATURDAY. July 2cIhs United s.Aiss Nj. stssDs.
North kiSsr, foot q Bsssh street on SATURDAY July sh
noon; - -, r., .,., ... 4. IN,
wi bs'iis othe, results. ,snd a s even. Of s.'ss o.
Of 's''Oi and p..,s9syf ts5 E'ishs or P''ssspPy'o
A go atckESl,l Asens'. No TSerosdwsy.
The steamer 81 LToN win saf Aosa.tH IT.
rI,HF NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM.
IL SHIP NEw-YORK. %. w,nks Commander carving the
upi!sd stat, NAL u s. IOm Pier No % North Ri'ei iOOs
' '' SATURDAY, Aug p ais o'elostm.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
'''lI3 n8SpcS. s HavnE SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN
fis, Cabin, siSo: second Cabin. eco sesrasc, s's
''' ''''n' or fs' oEffGkkcHs Co, No ss Breads.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
LLsr0o sndiE. and fss.I :Ds
sss.n!Sp cS psw.sss cs
bull, Iron ste.n.hig. as follows
cry cry OF %AsHiNortoS.:.:.:s s:.%d.I. July .,
Asa s1sry saT6RDiY q acsn. oS risi No a. ssrl
River.
FIRST CABTN...........stsl lsfEERAoE..:.....,...e1
First Cabin to Iondon.. 90 steorsse to Lendon....
f'. n e.Su S-Sn /" % a.mSsis s s.sslsss 20 hs%Sas
Pss.enss, forwarded 70 Hsys Bremen Rotterdam,
AD,ve %, kc, az equally low rates.
Persons wishing bring their friends tickets hsas
following 10 NewYork FROM Liverpool
town-fust Cabin, Bi5 &s5 and $05 Steenxe ou Liver
pool so; from Qussnstovn $50
These SsesGiefs have supenor omodstcns for pssssngo
and sarfeons They built n wssfght
isoD sections ssd hsvs psis Mt Fire Anvihlso beard
inrher Information, apply 10 Liverpool 20 WILLIAM IN
MAN Agent No 2s Wster-s, In Glssyvw WIN ISIAN.
No 81. Enooh,squsrci Ia Queenstown 10 C. w ~ sEH
Willism-st Ia Paris JULES DECOUE. No Place do ls
Bourse; IN Phlsiephsa 20 JOHN g. DALE No. ni Vslau,
OF. AZ the Cou panys Oaeea
JOHN O. DALE, Assrt, No. IS Broadway, NY.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-Al fist
class steamer will leave New. .Yok Is ilh AID as
ofesch months except when these dats m on 81 NDAy wkea
the day OF departure Will be the MONDAY following For
freight or ps sse apply Al tho Only ece No nsslnt ueen
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EOR CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND,
T DIRECT FA.E SIX cEs Cheapest and mos. bean;
whitsh.l.t, between Battery and South Ferry: Boats
HALF ROUR), cszsssi wi.S ssslss Islsnd RsiEssA ="
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rT,HEALLEGHANY HOUSE, LONG BRANCH,
GTtnrsicus.

EXCURSIONS S.-The splendid steamboat WEI.
H KENT wl be chartered for sattshschool os other sI
olronr on TUESDAY FRIDAY Of each week during the
simmer wth cominoJious BARGE, required Also the
barge INDEPEhDEsCE 10 charter dsy Of tho weed
loot Of fEoSIAs'a,'t fas.iy, wsaas:ay, Ela.y, o.
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Cost an6 fonn6.
professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON. NJ. D., Editor Of The
ecspe sno aud Consulting Surgeon No 20 sh.
az once conzaaoas the Obscure diseases the
pelvic vscsrs RaptEra Pes vaeocele and Fols
10 Z, sad zee svsainss. - - '-,'' "
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ALBEIT II. EcoLAr, Auc,Ioneef, -
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (Ibursdayl, July
w ~ O'Clock the Stock sSlssreom. No 3t william
s, q good vsriety Of CITY INSURANCE 5TOCk3, BANK
STOCKS BoNDs and other sEcuRl riEs suitable for Invest
nsots For fall p.ticuars Condsr and Eoqulre News,
Conusrci. Advertiser and Evening POr Catalogues can be
nhIal lrcd al m GalnaroonI.
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SIODl ECONOMf IN TINE of WAR.-The
ny HAL eocO H.sdbins 81 OF The 6ss( Bilssds
~ ssoa tusirsn Csas ealy 20 su psnAsussna.
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TINION DIME SAYINGS BANK.
" No i2g CANAL, CORNER OF VARfCK-ST. ~
Open daily rom 10 20 :. and from 20 10 p. m.
siy PEI Cent allowed all Of $50 aud UNDER
sDd five Per Cen, on larger amounts. :
AND HAS RECEiNkD
ON DEPOSIT aJ25.o5G 80 DURING THE PAST
30 NJ hJHS r..
Deposits heflo Jui 20 bear Interest from July
GARDNER y. CHAPLIN. Secretary.
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Annsemente.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Amnsements.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. f1
PROF ANDERSON, Ja
THE GREAT WIZARD or THO WORLD,
Is producing pc feet furore Of excitement here
HIsFEATS OF MAGIC sis most wonderful bcheld
while hs great ropeyng experiment surpases ali comprehen
HE OVERS ANY VISITOR $50
VIE VIII ,e tightly b., be cannot release hm.s n
the rope shslno sbrsd the sn impede The circulation
" To me o,eSa s tspP.as sTe Ssy AID Sess ~
ALB1No SISTERS. SEA Lilo 1. MAMMOTH BFAK SAM
IRisS RaSS faGi fIsf Si N2sfrEG'SAAh s2s E
Admission TO si 2sosnu Cnaren under 10. IS cents.
I AURA KEENE's THEATER.
H THE COOLEST
BEsr-vEYrrIATEo fafArER fSd IN THE CITY.
I. I ToNIGHF
EVERY MONT TILL III PURTHER NOTICE,
THE SEVEN SISTERS
UNCLE SANS aaahGic LANTERN,
TWO HUNDRED S'a asb sb effR TaE4YS-Two E1-YS-f NIGHTS
THREE HUNDRED ASp SpoTHg Tig'rY-FouR THOUSAND
nrW WIN Music ISL TAE NEW HEW gtf5rscFSjes sscoFSjes.
80 NEW DANCES, li
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
W INT TE r. q A r d L N.
w ... UNEQUlYocAL SUCCESS
Of M. end Mrs FLORENCE.
TONIGHT, (rbURSDAY,)
PAUDEEE o'AAFFr ETY YY,o,rycv
THE YOUNG ACTRESS ''''''o.''
9G oRENcE FLosEENccEE
Doors opco at Il; Comlneacs at O'Clock.
CEORGE CHRlsTYs MiNsTRELS.
" S.oyyesant Insinse. Broadway. near Bond.s. Only
Tia ed an cool chocs lon Of peonsnce. ior the week
and diversified Bin Of Epailmen. Doors open a
CoHmsp, sats Adnitasnee rs o-rts . ........s ..
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New Edition.
T,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

~~'~N~~@ Unu roc.
new edition Is uow ready containing the OF President
Lncos Cabinet the Of the ministers TO sose
Governmeas and other interesting political matter.
ooErxSrs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
oovERNNENT OF THE UNITED sTArEs-Erecu:ive
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS RESI-
DENT from the Udted States at Foreign Courts.
SENATE OF THE UNIrEp STATES. Nsmbess 81, Polih'
esIly ciassfed-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES. Politically Clsssihed.
XXxT.iu C0NGRE55 tssfsrs ebo'eD) fohssnY Cs'sne'
FREE HoMEsTRADs. or The Action Of ConEes' on the
Question Of granting Hom.steAds to Actual Settlers On
lPphHe Domain inclu5ins the passed fSr The pr7o,
sudtbe Presidents Veto thereof L. .r-
RYPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1890.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tDoagiasl PLATFORM for 1850
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (BI,skinriage) PLATFORM i'f
ls6a f
NATIONAL UNION CBsln PIATFoRM. for 1892
ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION OF soUSH CAROLINA.
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NoRfH AMERICA.
prepared the Smithsonian Institution and containing the
Temperature Of The -Four seasons AID the Mean Tempera
ture of tie lSe Points North Americs, principally
&c tbs United St.tes-
ELECTION nETURSS FROM ALL TIE STATES OF
THE UNION. csIefaiv compiled expressly for Tan
TzIBrsE ALMANAC
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1852. lCss and 1890.
Terrns--Cash in advance
psid. BY fIpress 81 per 100. Casn orders solicited.
Baet nHnesI ben q TEE @ ~ ~ ~ cen Ss as nos
each, postage Yaid Address THk TRIBUNE ksw'ior<
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rNocH LrwIs. General sOSi. Aii,oas

DAIIRoAD 10 LONG BRANCH, N. j.
hARITI md DBL. BAY ABROAD for red hssk shes.-
bury LONO BRANCH Berrcn Wetks &c On sndsnsfssy 20,
foot of daily al 10 m saa a. Iss re,s
r.tsru,r, ir.ss BeIscn ~ 0 a -. ssd m, Sd iONo
BRANCH a. ic N, sad M s,..ss | ,esnsss .. Sc
a. sssr' COMMUTAIIoR and EXCURSION TiCkkfS
sd al n iucs5 raes Hotels Lous Branch charge oSr
sit the tuner.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD--CHANGE OF
IL fERMISUs-Lexse Jans.slp and 3isht Pertiss New
York and % fof Ofcenroti " ua and s;J p
for syosset $50 n far Fasinsd l. Pot He~psesds
O. % ia $50 t;se s8d s:J0 "a. Ter JaBaca, sseSe q
m re M $50 20 ssae and $50 TENns leave Hun.srs
Point ARRIVAL ef boss fem yaases~li,
NEw-JERSEY RAIIROAD-For PHlLA-
IN DELPIIIA and the SOUTH shd WEST via JERsEr
CJTYMu a. Express Lipes leave HeSN0 0gf s end N
mr. sSd asaasp fs,s. 81 Through tsasssslS sr Cin-
eheoied in I. m. and p. tfsina -. "a
j. W. wOoDRil w, Assistant superiai sndsst
No bsssage b. received for rss unless devssesa sa9
cheoksd Is minutes In advance oi the time efisssins
fll,ecellduecus.
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Drn GOODS.

yIISEAPPLE GOODS, just opened, which with
the former stock will be sold at prices 70 pond to the
times viz: from e5 and upward Also CHECK silts wide
Ell colors FOUNTAIN Co, No 6S3 broadway
E'LAGS.-AMERICAN ENSIGNS of all Sizes
constantly hand Churches and sehosls furnished with
flsgs st small advance over cost.
CILK AND BUNTING FLAGS, all sizes, con.
~ any hsnd Resiments Epssns and Stands Of Colors
hand short notice National aud Maritime kise
Of ell nations Rogers and Maryats signals. Sc HOJEh
0RAH An, Manufacturers No. 81 Dusnest
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E0R CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-Al FIST
class w leave New York Ist lth and fist
ofesch months except when these dez a Oh 81 uNDAy wien
the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY following For
freight or pa .se apply a. tho Only oce No Iswn ueen.
ID. u. ALLEN, Asont.
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Gunner Retreats.

CTRAwBERRY FARMS FAMILY HOTEL is
- no open reduced for board The locality 10 Of
the most dclsh fa In Monmouth County NJ and Pee.lsry
ada otel for families For particulars address w. H. MILLS
No '6Js J,roadgay or j. WiRREN, Lcedsyllle, N. j.
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CEA BATHING. LIMITED STATES HOTEL,
~ Long Branch ~ j. Will open for the reception Of visitors
Junol0 1861 Whtbs enlargement Of Doing Room Paior I'd
djo1p Rooms season, will eapiy accommodate
500 xuests Address. u. A. SHOEMAKER, Proprielot
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NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.-P
~ ,.nser sins vie Psvsnls Ferry fom iSes s ch.nsss'
Ia ~, ExpresL
Ga m Milk belly for Oisvfis and hterDe5s.s astisss
III m Accorauisi-tisp dsily, for Port j-ryis :.
4p N, Way, for hAslse~n Nswburgh aud h'sEnefisls
etatioDs
sp. m. Might Erpros'. dsfy c.
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90 iDbom 1t map Concern.

CRoIoS AoUEDucT DEPAETzKST, RoTusDA, PAEs,}
EEw.YoEK, yuy 10, 1901.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that FIVE PER
CENT PEHALTY VII be sided the fret d.y Of Ausas!
-'A' =" ~ -" '''' n. C. HAEcE. Resl.,er.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

OUsyaD. Avg lT-FLouK finn and unchanged WHAT arm,
wiki a. Upward tendency supply Offering very light Gales
ero bush 10 Chicago sprisg 900 bash Red Winter West
a0d At 3 IS with bug fer shipments ct al l2t Co.'s
sdsse Cd 2c the nsrket closing with little none the
b. q &c Other grade quiet CANAL fREIGHIs siesdy;
P5H1sZoo bills Flour 20 1oO bush Corn. CANAL ExPOETs
Is bhb Flour 5000 bush Wheat 1890 bush Corni 5000
bIl1 Rye
ca rSgo. August lI-FLoUR firm. WHEAT sdvs9eed lc.
sss & No j. st 5 5ic. No. a. 2a723c in store CokN
tc higher sales At z512c for Mixed, ahcst OATs st sey
Receipts 90 bbls Flour ~ ooc bash Wheat $4,000 bush
COM 1890 bush Oats Snip e1ts % bbs floul; $4,000
bph Wheat So 600 bush. Corn - 600 bush Oats FEEaHTs
rsHilLl LzCHASCR dull aud urchGnged.
HruGfo, Aug IT, o r. n.-fI0uR steady. WHgAT IN good
den and and odysnced 02c sales 1890 bush Mwsakae
Clss 81 ae u ooo bush BED Winter lnSiaHs a. 81 ~
II 90 bush No Chicago Spring a. 9Oc IL 90 bush No do
z Sc Coax siesdy sals 1901 bush at s;e CAN4I
FEgGHTs fm. LAEE EFFORTS 90 bbs Flour u 600 bush
Wnett q to hush Com 6! o. bush Oat. CASAL EKroRTs
ee blls. fou q 600 blsh. Wheat les ono bush. Corn.
ALHASI, Aug I'll il fair deusnd. WheEt-no Ssle
o White Red STATE In better demand and sslsbe 81 s
VI 10 OATS sc. for Cbcsgo sales OF n S bu IA
se Of Safe reported Com m better demand and In M
amply sal % 90 bush Western Mixed g. ate prime pay
shipments by thu evening viii he ~ tO1
bUs WHsKi-Sales 100 hbls l5c. RECEIVED by Central
for New Yok3O40 bbls Flour 20 To %
Tobacco 300 bbs. HiTTines p Farks Wool go boxes
heese boston and 80 bbs Flour 80 bales Wool
q bbs Highwiues SUPP by New York Aus 10
o0o bus Corn 1880 bush Wheat, burh Oats and
u 90. bush iced.
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FROM m,'S0uRI.
RoLLA, No, Satin, dAy' aug IL lSoi

RoLtA, Mo, Satin. day Aug IL iSol.
TIE 81. LOUIS RepuJHcans corr 7lonSeh' iuiliS' 81
the following item;
The forces engaged in the battle OF Wilson 'Iess
reached their camping ground at po'ot eight .niei
southwest OF here to-day where there is an abuudal &C
Of water and other facilities for camp life.
Major Sturgs assumed command of the ormy .at
point 30 miles from Springfield and bad since conduct
ed tho retreat
The Iowa lat Regiment renched here 70 day, and
viii proceed Immediately to St. Louis and he disbsnd.
ed their tom Of enlistment having expired. The loss
OF THE regiment was - killed, I3l wounded, 50
seriously and MORALLY, and Eve missing.
Lieut-Col Merritt commanding the LEI Iowa Regi-
men, reports officially that the enemy brought into
the field 1900 wel-armed and disciplined troops, and
10000 irregular troops; while force only
about 5000 in the early part of the engagement and
considerably LEES than 1900 for the concluding four
hours Of IL.
Capt. Emnitt Med onald, Of tie labess -orrus noto
riely, arrived at Major Sturgiss camp this morning
with a flag Of truce osteDsbly to negotiate exchange
of prisoners and procure medcasores for the wounded
both sides But j; ia strongly suspected that he is
really acting sPy. What action Major sursis will
take in the matter il not known.
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MEsrcHESTER FAIR For TIE WAR.
KAT0YAH, n. Y, Friday, Aug. I6, II

hAT0NAH, n. l., fildhY, aug 10 i'ol'
The sodiers Fair, inauguraed by the ladies' Of rs
tonah and the town of Bedford passed of pleasantly,
and proved a complete success, supplying an ample
fund for the prosecution Of their laborf.
The detaiis were well arranged, end il was largely
attended by the residents Of the negbborhood for miles
around, and by visitors from Lake Mahorac and Wac
oabuc.
The Fair closed in the evening with on auction sale
Of the articles undisposed g. and Judge Robertson
read note from Mr.. Jay, inUlosing an extract Of a
letter from Mrs. Lincoln in reference TO the Have
locks sent 10 Washington, which Ind been presented
by her to the Cd 9th, 9th, and Tammany Regiments
from New York. They had been received thankfully
and with cheers.
The spirit exhibited at the fair showed stern deter
minaon 10 sustain the Government again.' the armed
Rebels Of the South and their disoyd symfatzers at
the North, 10 matter under what prelcnse thoy vail
their treacboy. II indicated also, tho deep anxiety
of the people OF this section Tor tic vigorous rroecu-
ton OF the war; and for the Trop, arrest Of traitors
~ The capital and throughout the country, On eesen
t,l step toward to suoc,tz Of and the vind
cation Of the nations honor.
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bellon is in the hands t9:e who are SPpo.sd % sgy
reasonable and peaceful 'ha;r ro II and an nc.
acknowledgement Of their indep. ~ or SO
ment which trusl considera ;,I he nrersr rad
pie ever have been, now e u WI, eesI,e,, the
to make. ! would, therefore 10 n ". ;eiercy
arm of tne Convenient, in no way inn Nllr tso mo
Of our army, but on the contrary, Nuter OF A.
my ne well ss humanity, would impa.T yigor arg
energy to both and, with every peace on wing, shere
should be the Al ernatiyos of wag or suhmisit>.
Under no circumstances wOult submit 10 oSSoiu-l
sion Of the Orion or consider terms OF eeparatioN
These are briefly the views entertain upon thea
important question before the people. IL elected Al
the Office Of Governor can only promise that unsSl
this ana all other questions upon which may be cshea
to act looking to the bst interests OF the whole peo
PIE aud ayailng myself " all the lights which may
then be before me, viii discharge whatever duty may
devolge uIou TO the best OF my sbill y and whe
would have tie benefit Of the experience OF those
who have preceded me, could not expect TO escape
altogether that censure which excited public mind
prone to visit upon those who may represent them
the management of Interests vast aud yaned asthose
Of orr State. Very respectfully. ii. J.JEwETT
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THE SLAUGHTER OF THE BLACK-HoRSE
CAVALRY.

Mr. Charles Furr.pd of Lansing, member of the
ls Michigan Regiment gives the following account Of
the cbaIge OF the Blae1-Horsc Cavalry at Bull Run,
which by fer the most graphic and evidently correct
OF c, vet published
Commencing with the attack, he says: In the first
charge upon the masked battery, in line of battle the
6gth New.lork were in front then the Zouaves, aud
In the rear the Isl Michigan. Rising 10 the top Of the
hill, abont Thirty rods from the Rebels fred in
tending 10 fall back little and load as previously
ordered. just then this order was countermandod.
and we ordered 70 rush on, unloaded. This new
order imperleoty understood, and portion fell
back; upon which all did the same but not more than
two three rods creating disorders but we were
ia no senee driven back" After loading we rushed
forward crossed q road deep ditch and fence, de-
scending the hill firing as we advanced. By the time
we reached the foot Of the hill-the Rebels having
fallen back-the men OF the three regiments were
mingled together, every man trying 10 get m 'front.' as
though fighting on his own book. The din OF battle
was 30 terrific that no orders could be heard. We
were in this position nearly stationary perhaps half
hour
We then changed, not to retreat, but 10 take mp
new position TO the right, 10 get ai those who
firing at from that quarter. We We're not fol-
lowed by the enemy on the lett. We were in this vi
cnny constantly engaged between four and live hours
though it did not seem an hour.
Ricketts, Battery OF eight gune stationed on tho
right OF division, and was taken by the heoeis
portion OF all three Of the regiments, without an5
orders, rushed Tromiscuously to retake the eaueE,
which wes done. Here was some handto-hand heilt,
ing The horses We're all killed or had run away aud
we could not take of the guns I'LL the Rebel rallied
with an increased force, and after spiklng 'he guns,
we fell back 10 our former position facihe asnn 10
the Rebels. saw them falling back trying TO draw
away n gun into which had myself driven spike,
but ere they had got il many rds our outlets hau hs"e
sneh LayOc that they pbando>ied u.
Iusfcw pomsn,sI saw two Reeeis sslaasrs "
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WHY KENTUCKY is AIRING.
.onisriKe JonrnqL eaYe:

TIE Louisrihe Journal says:
we have II from good authority ths. Gov. Harris
ofTenuosss wants know what thoee gans are coming
to Kentucky for If Kentucky 10 remain NEUTRAL aud
that lie his determination to consider the act OF
bringing them hostile We have especial anthor-
y 10 respond 60 his Exceencys demand ios iufofma-
ton, but we can tell hm, that, upon te supFosit1n
that our people propose TO remain neutral their neu-
tralty they have avOwod, Is to be an armed one,
and they cannot readily understand what sort Of armed
neutrality they can have wi h0ut arms.
the Union men Of Kentucky believe they have a
right to obtain If they can and thoy have been
exercising the right, and exercising H. and mean 10
continue TO exercise If. When Tennessee maintains
armies at Camp Boone, Camp Trousdsle, Union City,
in fact all along tbe Kentucky line with the notorious
and even the svOwed purpose OF being ready FOR
Kentucky emergency, when she sends regiments to
the very verge # Kentucky, at Cumberland tap, Tor
the open purpose OF confronting our State nj that I'M
portant point when she sends her officers into Ken
lucky TO arrest and bear Off Kentucky citizens without
process of law sizes Kentucky steAmboats and hen-
lucky railroad cars chainpg them upon their own eide
of the line and when, in fact she does not hesa to
proclaim that she will precptate her legiOns upon
Kentucky whenever, in her opinion, Kentucky nen-
traliiy shall be violated. it would seem to he quite
time for Kentuckians to think OF arming themseyes
II Gov Harris suppOses thai he can keep ten thousand
bayonets cleaning upon frontier, with the pub
lshed discrimination Of at Invasion OF cur State IN
cuntn geuey TO be decided by himself, end that we,
through fear Of offending him and drawing upon our
selves bis vengeance shal omit to make any prepare
ious for stl-pFOtectiOn, be ID mere lnsolent TOOL.
"Goyernor Harrs say he shall consider the act of
bringing guns INTO Kentucky ~ hostile. We wonder
then why he didn't fare up" when Governor Aa.
coffin sent an agent TO New-0rleaus who purchased
and forwarded TO Kentucky all the guns be could get
and when the Governor and the Secession members OF
the Legislature made strenuous effort 70 Obtain an
appropriation of five six millions Of dollars for the
arning of orr State Harria and his Tennesseas re-
ioicod in that movement, and applauded it, and tried
TO promote ii yet now they threaten to consider any
importation ofarns into Kentucky as hostile move
rneut TO be met and resisted BY Tennessee. Wei, If
Tennessee thinks she must meet and resist it, let her
begin. Next week il as good sc next year. and TO-
morrow j. as good az either. Kentucky, earnotly de-
voted az she il to peace has borne quite mach from
Tennessee as che knows how to bear without getting
mad ard if enc las got to bear any more, ehe would
quite rs soon have it an open invasion as anything
elre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19
co,,,rrpCIAT,TNT FLLIGENCE,

N.Y. StsTKETFunds on the 7th firm, tsadtne
swae An edyanes Of oneei.o os IN 1aSs43 Business
s 80 was lack There flesh fan Of one per R. Sgi
cs,r Beser Co, wsrehousemen Of London nave
ed Ii6biatios about 42Og COO alan snspend.
fs,,sSbapn Olousb Co., warehousemen, nave a'o 'uP
sd Their liabilities also heavy ..,.h,. hons, IN
Liysrpool ezias an American sseney Lis'n'e' "'u
S''" LATEsT-Via Ionic ,derry.
I,vRPoo1 Aug 9-CorroS-Tbe RokeTs Circular reports
She se the veek at 5000 bales The market osnea va"
so S ia Se eo oo S.e S Oad esPae
baies To-day ds sales are estimated al 10y e~sa se
market dosing steady The following are the authorized quo
i 81 s,,e,us... cd Msdine Mebnss..... ed.
rI, ig Orleans. 6Se. cir plsnds std
- lbblr............. ED lMidding opands q Slod
IN Uort stnated At so OOO bales Of which 10000
og7uE TR ,pE The sdvices from Manchester are ia
% ,TSSrs qus, but steady. Wheat quiet, tending down
az dquostions barely mailtained.
L N. FHday.Consols closed at cId9Ot
,ion IN the Bank Of England has increased $4,000.
n the Bank France las increased 2O1 lOOffanos
,.stie5 e-s eSeed under The Canads. advices from
A - and prices advanced I'd ss Of the three days SVW
B. including II bales to specusios The market closes
sTaTS OF TzApE-The Manchester market buOyani, and
BSs,e.z'TTs Wakefeld Mash Co. and RichsId.cn,
IS "a ePTW s Iuf aa e sa sSt Red Western
Red Southern llialli6i White Wesera III " ni.e
sorisroxa-.sf sesdy and unchanged: Pork fiat Bacon
log doE inward Lard dull, a. A. aSOi Iaow has decn-
WE'RE a. dull st7 for common Spirits Tupeniine
L. 49, d46 Sugar insctive Rice dull Ashos quiet, at
81 % Pots. aud so for Pearls.
l. on MISUNDERSTANDING firm, for Americans Sugar
cuis Tee Quiet, but steady Tallow firm ct 1913 Imseoa
al ay, ats. .
fcAN SKcuRIrrE Illinois Central shares Sel d39 dis
COZ Erie shares 243sl RewI ork Central shares 69cT
4. KrOOL CoBN EARKHI.-There average attend
encs country 1eTs this morning Nhest In consumptive
g gsSn Corn IN 70. sudy woat change in value Peas
ssarcs aid held for more money. -
IfvcRP0Of COTTOy MAKKHTS les o. the week o. o bales
al W. ~ 200 were speculation, and ll6l0 for export
Inpo Of the week, 81 $50 baes Sales to-day 1900 baiesi
usxze.