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4 AIDES WINE. ..s.........LADIEs' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities an GENTLE
sFIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUDORTFIG, which
by Physicians and thousands and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America.
As a Gentle stimuIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a DiureeIe,
It imparss heaty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPsY, GouT
ERuPF1VE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS n sudorific,
1t acts upon the Skim opening the expen all I'm
puies by insensble perspaion thereby driving off Ernpon
and cleansing the surface giving tone gor the who
system and a BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit of the az one
their most valuable remedies.
I'm Germany,
the Berries dried preserved In cas
speer's Wine of Elder
puretrom the juice Of cultivated Elder recommended b,
and CHEMISTS as possessing kabe ras
dena properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
nse and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEBrITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and IEPIRM removing Avn
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and beneBttny
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because II will not intoxcate as 1t contains mo rxtprs
pirts other liquors. admired for Its rich pecuar gav
and nutrve properties; impasne healthy tone to In,
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
ASA wineglass full or may be used with meals mr. Al
any time through the day. as desired. :,
We will only ask your indugeucst to make one r,s, f m,
Wine. - 'N'
For sale In New Orleans by Il. j. HART 4 co. John
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYME Canal street. and nv All
principal Druggists throughout the United States
Trade supplied ar proprietor's prices.
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor
my25 ly&w 2os Rroadpav NJ y.
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Depo No 4 Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world.
The Restoatlses pn Up In bother Of three sizes VIZ irEs
medru and small The suN holdshs pint, md esis for
dollar bottle The medium bottle hodB least YtT
cent in proportion than this email and etHls st wo
dollars per bottle Ihalage holds quart forty cent mos
h PIqPoFuop and reaIs or three dollars bottle. O. J.
Wopn CO, PronreoFs IA Broadway, New York, and ia
Market street St Louis No and Fod al gooa druggists I'd
fancy goods Dealers
J. WRIGHT Il Co, Ageuta,
Il and ISL Chsrtrassi!eei.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACR DESTROYER
guaranteed be the safe agent ever used for
the destruction ofthese troublesome verrnin,
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
STR0YER there many spurious articles offered
Farsale by J. WRIGHT Il CO,
jail 6m&W q and Isl Chartras s-raet
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DIR, DAVIS

C04PoUND Syrup OF FJLD CHERRY AND TAI
Under Its the most dangerous cough removed
ting OF blood prevented the breathing rendered soft and
easy and the unfortunate sufferer restored from the
s"tol oendioh OF Consumption to healthy and comfortable
existence.
For salein New Orleans, whoesaleand Retailby
J. WRIGHT CO.,
q and ISL Gkartres street.
Sole agents for the South,
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ca TILE KET.

JEFFERSON CITY, August i, 1851.
arrived yesterday 35 Hogs, IA Sheep and l43
Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock sold were l5e
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;ss7s3u RED RIVER LANDS FOR SALE, .y.4,
a5tSn- Five Thousand Acres of RED RIVER BOT- 40
TON LANDS Adnted the cultivation Suenr and COon
and arc productive lands in the State They ure sin
hled on HE'D River about eight miles
and are protected from overflow by strong They have
an extensive front the river and divided
plantations Negroes will be taken payment For rber
information apply to LEVI WILSON, the premises or to
ie2s en- a. - Csr 0nlIsTop soo+
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J. WRIGHT & GO.
MI ....MEGDiCAL..... MEDICAL, -


MI EDICAL......M L....MEDICAl,-
WiNER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
8 the only sure remedy against wormsiu the humaS
rame-thngs that fatal and destructive children
Save the Children!
Let mothers be timely warned and not allow child
derersto remain III the systems of their offspring Remember
that
WINERS CANADIAN VERMlFUGE
Will at once and for ever Danish the reptiles and the Young
be- saved. Think of this.
Colonel 7aSser of Mississippi in letter to j. W. vssey Esq
the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds up communication
on the value Of this medicine his family MY expe.
renee has convinced that in the experiment
with Winers Canadian Vetnfuge 1t suffering human.
y, well to the manufacturer of the medicine to make
public The result of my observations.
'Signedl VII yAssERu
This FornituSeis for SALE Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT L Co,
81 and Isl Ghnrtres street,
Sole Proprietogs.
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EEDs' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS 4 o., IRON iiIi,ij rouNpENs.

80 af.A1s q CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
Of Vertical and Hosonsi steaa, 8nytns,
Ete sagsr Mule Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles osrtdsfs
ain CO.., I o aeee Power Draining Machines Saw Tills
81 9eAiin9i iron columns Fronts Tar Rniidinss ~,
South. - as M saAennefy required for the
nave Sssn duly authorised and are nrcpared
ttaiIsst 5LsT PATENT BAaAssE FuRHA0B 'A''
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DIR. osGooD's INDIA CuoLA GoGuE

DIR. OSGOOD's INDIA CHOLAG UGUE
CURES
Fever and Ague Chs Fever Dumb Ague Tnerrltt,,
and Remittent Fevers Liver Complaint, Jaundice En-
larBement of the Liver Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES
inns Invaluable medicine prepared extensive
practice OF several years billions climate and neyer
fall curing Fever and Ague any the diseases above
named.
Those who are suffering from affections kind AZ also
those who have become inVads effects rpon the
stitution, will find the INDIA CHOLAGO4UEa most iuyaIr
able remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of ChongogUetr Graduating ile from
the human system only explain extraordinary agency in
the speedy thorough and Fever and ARua
and the various grades Of intermittent remttent Fevers
II has been tested in thousands and pronounced ~
all who hsve used it, of greatest Fever and ARt
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask fer DR.. 0SGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
as there many cOGnterfes offered for sale.
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale retail at
prices, by
J. WRIGHT h CO.,
Il and ISL Chartr46 street,
General AgeDtE.
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Texas Beeyes, Hogs IA Sheep and l6o Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining on sale are, 275 Texas Beeves, 40
Hogs and leslYeal Cattle. We quote
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REAL sCHEIDAEY sCHNAPPs,

REAL sCHEIDAM sCRNAPPs,
vANDEv EER's
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE sGaE1D4u 8cHvApPs.
A pure article of Holland Gin
wholesome beverage, and invaluable FAMILY MEDI
CINE, particularly beneficial in all cases of
DYsENTERy
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM.
GOUT,
FEvERs
etc, etc. etc.
highly by many the most eninen, phva
throughout the States and aerea,e altar
alive and admitted to eectuay the Urinary
0rgRns and peculiarly adapted the use of females and
children.
As other article has offered is Justly entitled to
the of the
Real Schefdam SchnapDs,
he public cautioned
VANDEFEER's INDICATED GIN;
Real Sch etdam 5chnapps,
Each bottle will bear the signature proprietor and non.
other ia genuine withoutit.
For sale New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at propetor's
prices by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and ISL GhattreB atrss..
DR.. WRIGHT'S
CELEBRATED REJUVENATING ELIXIR
Prepared
On hesrctes Pharmeceuca Principles by the abss
Chemists of the age, for the of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression
Inbecility,
Determination of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas,
Hystera,
General Irritabity.
Restiessnessand
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss OF Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
ElnRciaon,
Low Spirits,
DISCRIMINATION Of the
Organs of Generation,
Palpitation Of the Heart
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO..
q and l5l Chnrtres street.
soePropriotorS,
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Dr., sEGoG z.nd's
Dr. H1oaan.l's

y Il Z N 4 " BTU ERE,
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STEAMBOATS,.
LO WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

LII WEIR M TSSISQJppI.
Leave. on rUFsn1Y on ins,: a,5P.N,
&sR a SM Sa oshh vsss
ara 1ms m cF's F msnGegt
sage apply on Board leave as ABOVE For freight Or pas
aus " Advsrt hniia Agent.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5PM
y M M n n "A az. Is n "A ~ n u . T. NJ Il N i.
ass. h Packet Regular u. s, Mail sumner Packets
freight pass Ss apply on
board or to John y pvnp co
AZ a. rb,. ,,r0 under st. Gharies Hntol left wing
n 81, win n the Memphis and
hGsSSif of adng signed at the office of the agent. up to
O'Clock on day OF departure
MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves every THURSDAY, at5PM
ssSSss n. Cap Joseph Conbs-Ths favorits pasSenser
naG ;S VIII aIr,Xe here and be ready to receive
Matched yickhrs all Bends For freight or passage
.r,,e THos. KEEFFE,
B. This line connects at Napoleon with regular packes for
sSiDs sHRh os @ o S%1":
BI rdms siSe at h H[ Office of the ept nm to ooc
u" YAK q Ir Mo1 P ,iTe; ,, , r,,. s
reiDped Charm and Prince at vickS6nrs " '
h'''tf sEiy 5SSs:DA5 5SSssss M
~ Mail Paeket u" N - ( HAM, saAT ms
~ RIM Chit st JSseph Eosdnsy weprSo
"r i2S e on board, or t" o,ppot., "a ,u..
ou,,,r =, v,,,u ., =! p Garonlele street
B7 nth ne WV T. sSn9ssts at yissonrs with
freight consigned care OF the steamer Dew Drop Will 70
through without detention" II" Ash~A'e 'GsI DENT c,r,.
------------------- -
NEW t5RAEANs' AND y4cExs-
nsrBe, Baton Rongs Port Hadsen, bayou 'srs,
proof &1dey St Joseph, Grand Gnlt wasnoq and Tick
IT r S: IT. @ sa' re:
ss10 va >i'ooI' a. 3 f 4U;, hgeay t.
The bervle connects at sburg With the steamer Hnp
. : ..- ----=
n " ~ Il 1 IN Ii
NEW ORLEANS AND FORT ADAMS WEEKLY PACKET.
s1 E1E f1 Eo P;i' PAMs A.! n a
IEssa P Ws %s p@skS r. ". Powell Within n
aye apply On board v1Ra7x1,rs = nrr7zg,
~ Tn, w .u, .,o AdIort{Tin I4s Asont
ce 1 nj W. r. a' clerk on the ieYee at all times to re
To1q1,T ~ ~. ~ =5;575773o=753
l'? FIFE iSofT FAN = SsSS All PACKET
sssg MIL - ttIF % s'44p Va ~ 60 r.
1a,ns AZ @ J te'TSs a." ~
Ne ~ iie ue"A me CoAst every
ou"! III u"y T,t511o7,rre rzy-vv1
~ IT q e. e and +! r oompsny viii have cork st
q o. Lohlssreet from TINS dae, 10 receive freight
o reht or passage apply board at the Office OF the
coEnRsny 10 Cont street
FOR RAIIZE, SOUTH WEST
-saa4&SSskSzs passenger packet Empire Parish. A,
Grant, Jr., master, will lefve New Orleans every
SATURDAY 10 O'Clock A. H. For freight passage ap-
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OFFICE OF THE CEIEF OF POLICE.
suuq of Tie
aaaA cause of rarest:
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NOR SALE-l00 casks Ailsop,s EAST MN. p.,p
ALE, In lots to suit purchasers 1pply Ia ALLIE
Slstf WHEELER 4 SHEPHERD
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RA,xTE1R, LOWELL Il co.. sHIPpl "a Wpp
- eaants corner Of daEondslst and Common Streets
pIFFET, f. & L., GENERAL VARIETY sTopT
y No. 13s Canal street, '11AAfzA = aiSnsht
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Leaves on TUESDAY 9th inst. ut 5P NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
VIZ h tacket-Fnr Memphis. Helena, Napo con- Eicks-
burg and the BendsThe first cnss, magnificent
senger packet steamer PRINCE OF WALES,
James Lee will leave as above For freight or mas
sage, apply on board.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL.
nus kdyartia,r, Ara,t
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g. Fi4EESENG, GAS FILTER AND DEALER I'M
Vs Gas Fixtures, No. Harris Row $40 MeF4Eins sirst
saf me will attend faithfully and punetnay TO ali or
dera entrusted to him. Stores DvFenus str stcJ M seo
and on reasonable terms, ''' -'N eP e"t''Nli
Ms-A u orders left In Boz Ns Aal MsrAsrios, roL,,,
S'>-~h" ny HNtShus~Ns GS IL
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, CRY HALL
n : New Orleans, Monday August 3. 1861 !
The Board met this day upon a convocation Of
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a(ai1s yntslltgsntt.
cREscErr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp strset,
Wednesday Morning, August 4 1861. :
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Acadia, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Lewis Whiteman Shields I'm MnhiJe

Receipts OF Produce.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Acadia-sundres
to order.
Railroads.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
. MOBILE - Per steamer Lewis Whiteman- 20
bales mdse cotton gins to J Link do Martin,
Cobb &co-l do Person Geo l do Buckner,
to order.
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mo. SPOT

mo. 5120.l
S0:s Th1t leave absence he granted TO Dr. Rerthelot
Tor SIX weeks pr Scracnley attending his duties during his
absence, free o: any expense TO the city
iSignedl J. MAGION1,
roe President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSIsneuI 5. P DELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen
Approved August 2 1861.
ana s. LSigneI' JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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sore That the City Directors the Commercial Water
WORKS be and are hereby requested to their influence and
eyer themselves IN their Official capacity said
Works Company TO comply with their charter in placing fire
plugs on each aGd every square where their pipes laid
cause those plugs known as ground plugs be replaced
oy the old style Mugs and also he replaced
pings which haze from time to time been reOved 10 repair
all plugs out Of order.
lSlSnedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
LoignedJ 5. p. pELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved An lst 2 1861
GHj 81 tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
The sun., 1861-08-22
Fires, Accidents, Inquest., &c.

Destructive FIRE N ORCHARD AND
DEL AycEY SIREETs-SEvERAL DWELLINGS
AND FACTORY DEsTRoYED-Loss OVER
$50 O00-FIFTY FAMILIES HoUsRLEss.-Be-
tween & and o'clock yesterday morning flames
were discovered breaking out in the engine
ro IA Vi the large three story brick building, No.
~ Delaney street. The engine room il located
in the rear portion Of the premises, AMI in md
artul1 IL was was a large quantity of bearis and
other combustible material The flame, spread
WIlt terrible Tapidity, and as the hell ringer on
TIM Essex Market bell-towcr a distance If
blpck from the fir was dilatory in giving the
alarm, the trcmen were not therefore as
pr mptly on hand a. they generally are. by
I'll time they arrived on the grourd. the flames
hal communicated to six story tenement house
a. igining, inhabited 5v about 20 ihmiics, and n
sc ne Of indcscriballc confusion ensucd, AMI
which in a measur, tended to rtsrd the efforts
ol ,hc iiremon. I ~ flames sprfad 10 a row Of
h..uses ON Orchara street, and ho rear portion of
these buildings was entirely DESTROYED
At an early sase Of the iiJV, i. X, Lee, Pre-
slcnt OF the SIlV vesant lns amnce CO., VIM, j.
Saith, the SsryeNO Of the 'ame Co.. and Capt.
Clossin. of Insurance Patroi No >, sCre attciapt-
In Z to save property In the house No ltO Or
clarl sire IT. when the rsar wall suddenly fell IN
on them MIR. Lee wNS severely burnt and cut
nj out tie legs bv the falling bricks, He yyus
conveyed to his resistance b, the police Can't.
Crossln and Mr.. SSnith escaped each with "A
crushed hand. Scv sral meaibers OF Hook & Lad.
DIR Cp, No. tcll Oft ladder IN Ludlow street.
| Two were sligbuy hurt, hut une of the parry,
| med Henry Ankner had Several ribs tractur-
| 81. Fortunately all the tenants OF the different
bUildings escaped unhun, Had the fire happen
Vi at Eight, no doubt the loss of life in the rear
teAeanont houses would have been terrible 1t
: was nearly L o'clock noon before the arleS
The sun., 1861-08-22
The Privateers.

The hnrl, Curlclia, Capt. Roberts, arrived at
this port last evening from Monro,m, via 81.
Thomas, 18th inst, aud reports, August 10Th.
lat 20 II N, long. g. 10 West, A. NJ, dis
coycrcrcd n schooner, pilot boat build, to wind
ward, running down for the bark. and apnl-
rrntly full Of men. Capt h. then kept of
when the schooner made chase, and after pur-
suing her for an hour. and not being able to
gain on her she hauled her wind and gave up
the chase, and stood to the southwest. She was
painted entirely black and showed no colors.
Capt, Il. also reports that while AT II. Thomas
Intelligence was received there from Port
spain, Trinidad, to the effect that the privatcer
sumter had put into that pur, To coal, and also
10 land the captain of bark Joseph Maxwell, of
Philadelphia, which vessel was taken rs a prize
~ the sumter oG Porto Cabello
The l. = steamer Key stunu Stltn. Scott COM
mand'r, sailed from -. Thmup, c,h inst, in
,'aroh Of priydtcoN
Tho .chooucrJ, W. CongIou, Capt. VIII.
llms, arrived Yesterday from Mangncv T. H.,
hich port ~" lctl llth inst, reports that lust
preN iou, to his Ealing a Spanish fisherman had
rived in lort, and reported having the dav
previous IN the Morn passage. supplied the pri-
,atccr Jetf Dayis with li,h, aud afterwards saw
hrr take a schooner
hN an arrival from Ponce, 4, ", NJ this port
,,storlny, We CLEAN the following intelligence
extracted from letter on board, dated Ponce,
T. r., August 9Th, 1861. Since my last, quite
N excitement la, byen raised amongst us,
owing To the news ui the arrival at the Capital.
# the pryaloer brig jefferson Davis. Crpt.
toNcttcr, ~ guns, l2o men, previous to hi, en-
,,ring the port h. sent in boat with an officer
aud 10 men for provisions, but as they
were not allowed To Land he went in
with the vessel. The Captain General
informed the commander that he must leave
within p houT,. ml Immediately dispatched
outside the harhor the steam corvette Herman
Cortrz, q guns, 10 kr,p an eve ON his move
mcEts The captain ot the pivatoer bolsted OF
having taken five prizes, and said he was wait
ing for a vessel from New York, having specie
ON hoarl. lie boarded the brig Frances Jane. OF
Raltlmorc, and gave the captain passport, de
crhcd to ho formidable looking document,
having IN tho corner a large secession tag, stat
'ng tha, a. long as the captain of the Frances
Jane has this, no privatoer viii touch him Our
,ast mail from ST. Thomas reports the pryateel
steamer Sumter at Curacao, from Cionluogos
| Nhcp she had entered having IN charge 81
The sun., 1861-08-22
Condnion Of Annir- In Mi-.,rri.

The situation Of Southwestern Missouri J..
painful and humiliating, but relief is rapidly
advancing. The 22d Indiana regiment ha,
already arrived in 81. Louis. Five more are
ready, and will move at once, with two regi-
ments OF cavalry, and one or two companies Of
artillery. -Four Illinois regiments will be dis
patched to General Fremont, probably within the
present week.
The condition d other parts Of Missouri, is
getting rapidly settled into one Of peace and
loyalty. The army formerly commanded by
Gen. Lyon has fallen hack, says the Missouri
Republican TO place miles from Eolla. 1h
men were much iaiigued from their Ion; marcel
and depressed by the bad results Of their labor
and the loss Of their General.
Major STURGIs conducted the whole rrIrtat
from Springfield, instead Of Gen. SIEGEI, h.
reported. Unfortunately, there is no. good
understanding between the officers Of the rcgu-
lars and volunteers II is known that Gen
LYON, in consequence of his early associations,
had preference for regular soldiers, whom, he
regarded NJ more reliable THAI recruits, while
SIEoEL preferred the volunteers, and is popular
among them. On the day the retreat from
Springfield commenced, Gen. SIEGEL assumed
the command, and the army fell back 80 miles.
The next day il only rtreated 6 miles, and II
was supposed SIEGEL was renewing the tactic,
that secured such favorable results at Carthage
II was thought, however, that he showed tn,
volunteer troops undue preference, and this LED
20 an inquiry, when IL was ascertained that he
had not received his commission as Brigadicr-
General, as was supposed, and the command
consequently deyolved ON Major SrURGIs as
senior officer.
The feeling Of Gen. SIEGEL towards tho re-
gulI arm Of the service had been dcepcned bv
IN unlucky mistake II Captain TorrES, at the
battle near Springfield, who fired into his men
through mistake, and inflicted more damage on
him than he experienced all day from the
enemy.
At Pilot Knob, a splendid body of men, thc
pride of the West, is collecting from Illinois
Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri They have al
ready two batteries OF artillery, aud will b,
joined by regiment Of cavalry, preparatory t.
advancing into Arkansas, to carry the war ri.ht
into the heart OF Secessionism.
The sun., 1861-08-22

U'dshiHRoa, dUgit 21.--1his has been m
interesting day Anong the military in the
uniglhoihuud Il Warrington. \ distinguished
party. consi-t.ng of the President Of Tie United
Ntntc-, Sccfctnric. Cameron, Chase and Seward,
together with Ma. Gen. NstI llIu AMI N'iV,
have teen visiting the various camp' on bo Ii
sides o The puong. River. The weather was
clear and rIinikahv pleasant after the late
heavy rains. The appearance and movements
d the several brigldts were in a high degree
trcditnblc
The ymng General was cvcry where prc,e
with an cnthusp ~ urhOund,d. The custom ny
salutos wer fired 10th for him aud the President.
TIM LA1E 'cot' nnrLrrT's nrGIMgSr orr
DANizHp.
An orlcr was TODAY issued from the Adjutint
Gcneral's ,hcc, by which the body Of volunteer.
ri Fort Monror. Virginia, known ~ the Union
Coasi Guard, will bc formed into q regiment OF
rani2cd ~ iulltws:-
Col. Watdru.s oi Massachusetts; Lieut. Col
Binggi, II Virginia; Major Halliday, ol New
lolk; Adjutant Bates, Of Massachusetts; Martin
Moves, rr New York; Surgeon Hooper, oi Rhode
Island; Assistant Surgeon Clark, OF ilaSlchu-
s,tts.
Company A.--Caplain Nixon, i-i Lieut..
Rome 2d Lieut. Rice
Company B.-Capiain Hurst, 1T Lieut.. I'll.
luisUn, Of New Jer-, y; I'd Lieut. Patton.
y
1T Lieut.. Ryan, Of Connecticut; 2d Lieut..
StrN,ns.
Company u, Capt M,Jubyre; lst Lieutenant
Winan-; "a Lieutenant, MtcheH.
ComIany l., Captain Hart, Of Massachusetts,;
Ut Lieutenant, Bates, Of Massachusetls; ID
Lieutenant, Fox.
Company T. Capt. Nicbahr; In Lieutenant
Millwuod, Of District Of Columbia; 2l Liculen
ant, Caulcy.
Conpany G., Capt Bngcman; 1T l.icuten
ant. Move; "a ii ni-slnt. McDonougb.
Company II, Cape Walter Johnson; 1si
Lieutenant, Daily; "a Lieutenant, WIN. VIII
linmsOn.
Thc,e no, above designated by states are from
New York.
IuE COAST OuARD 70 BE RECRUITED.
Tho commanding officer oi Fort Monroe will
take such measures as may bc Necessary Ia com
plctc the organization d this regiment, causing
two additional companies to bc formed, and all
II the companies 10 H. recruited 10 the maxi
mum authorized ly tie second section Of the
act approved July 22d, 1861.
ANOTHER IHsT HAri: BHIGADIEE APPOINT
MENr.
Major W. 5. Barry, chief Of artillery in Gen.
M'Clellan's staff, was tUlay appointed Briga-
dicr General Of Volunteers.