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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

disputes 20 the rrpirage Of lord Lyons and calling on
,be % meet On Friday. 10 send enbassages
at once 10 the United States Government ana the
montgomeru concern, for the purpose OF staying the
Land II war ne an arnisce in tho interests OF peace,
and a final adjust uept Another Conn it'ee went to
,ss;no,o, to.,v to iuercede with the President Tor
W r,o.o would have been no war in the Border
peace -. bad tho Governors thereof responded
save y the call Of the President for Federal
ann na'He'' refusal, and subsequent course, only
troops bu' sue. ,ev of the theory that those States
go 10 prove tne ia'' ,ban South Carolina. Slavery
were any more oF, ubnds the Sa re States together
in on. hnu,oo,n,Ons mass
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And more tas this come Of bis late Bsllevye'tssso'S
speak of him faltey in the most derogaiory manner
Charles Montague, Bemsn is reported 10 have de-
clined the Appraisersblp at THE port.
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BALTIMORE ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April IS, 1851
The Baltimore sun says that the special election in
Baltimore was mere form as there was no opposition
to the Southern States Rights" ticket Only about
$500 votes were cast and they ali on one side
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MOST IMPORTANT FDoSSs Baltimore.
MARYLAND BEvoLUTIONlzED'

HER SECESSION CERTAIN.
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Ordinance to Pass Next Saturday
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH,

SPEECH OF STEPHENS .
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EEsTLTs TO OUR TIooxs.
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NOTICE TO CITIZEN Or DA NJ,

FINN, The Blifirore A. -, p.;on,
Iti mportant TO correct the % =; ,ba rcst riction.
"a icL prevail in the city in regat and and by water
"ut mon t,aJe and intercourse ~ ,oo nIy noder
nd with the view Of having the "a inf,,Tstion j.
stood BIZ the community, the olo"ine'
given: .,,,
No absolute restriction has btrh Pu' - re will be
n,rtne of steamers in all CAGE but no nc rnr
po,IsJ 70 eave the city without special ''n''' NV
each lIip. ,uyn,nS
No,.,,i'tion has been placed upon TIE depaf' aV ba
II an,a,ed m the commerce # the bay, or IN 'n H
o,.f,ng Id on the seas, provided bIth Nesst''
,C, tsks from the city munitions o. war; a.
altreer sulphur, -four, bacon, SAT- oeei VI Po'A'
Llfbraciie coal , A., III .o.,o,y may anp-
NV themselves with provisions for the voyage, an"
ttt mali ,ur plies Of the same may be tabtn, Oy steam
81. ar nv "a Ing vessels, Tor domestic cohhuuP "
H. state OF Lcng the water u the Bay 10 tue Iapes
he ,aue restnCtions placed ap0n r',iioaoS 's 10
IN, ARTICLES above enumerated. DToNes Oi horr'' 'o
al i, proh Jlted iron leaving The city
PRIVATE TRAVEL.
n restriction, have At any tine been placed upon
a. yonr,ary movements 81 lnvate Crizers, 10 OF from
~ CITY An "a they should be, are allowed 70 come
An 20 at their pleatuIe.
VERY one may exercise he own lH-Hment az 70 BIN
10 on,l safety 10 city, but cannot avoid saying
Il think It sImply ridiculous m any one toIeaNc
n CITY under the belief that LIS personal safety may
L, endangered here either by ioregh enemy VI 10y
a. e-ilc Disorder feel sure that all tlareee OF tio
% annuity WA zealOusy cooperate Win each otHeI
N ne preservation Of tie public peace ami salety ana
" bear lhems, Ives ia the present Crisis as true sohS
~ f. X TRIMBLE. Commanding
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MrIlrtKY nKbLRs.

-, ,,u,,,rr, nt.t.fy otdcrs we're issued Yesterday;
t.,,... i..,, 0.s-Ir tsLcis J Ihomss htih MS ~
Ia, ,.t,r,D6, o. tBr JLit'd stare army au $500
70. h.'t.o - s.ab , o--, 81, ~ c,,... nm
a. l. h-r.ty sTptI,.d Adjutsnt General o hr iofce,
,.unAad aud S,J be ouey cd aud regretted scc'fdhs
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

HEAVY TAxATIoN.-Tt seem, that o,r 49,.
VINO are clamoring against the war and the
Administration re not the only ones complain.
ing OF high taxes. The Southern papers, par.
ucuI'rly those of New Orleans, are beginning
to murmur and openly complain of the taxa.
lion IN the Southern COnfederacy. They cav
1t ls now SIR times the amount it was a wear
ago, and bids faie to increase even bevond
this All kinds of trade is prostate, and moth.
ing but Confederate bonds for a currency
These bonds are not werth forty cents ia the
dollar, and going down daily.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
= = ? ? 7
LIE III S

REV. G. w. Condron has been elected
chap plain of the Second Delaware Regiment.
--Benjamin r. Bye has been appointed
mail agent on the Delaware Railroad.
-George r. Gray, of this State, has re.
cslVed the appointment Of first lieutenant on
the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston.
Prom thirty five to forty carriages were
sold at auction by Flag!or & Co, of Whining
Ton. last Saturday, at prices ranging from 800
10 @1oO' according TO style and quality.
DIR. Prettyman of The PeninsuIar Ne,cS
mas received the appointment of Consul to
uIasgow' Scotland, which is worth about $4,000
per year.
Wheat has an upward tendency, and the
prospect for the farmers is encouraging II is
10" selling in Philadelphia at 81 % anil ST 35
per pushe, which is a much higher figure than
many predicted few weeks ago.
The Government, says a WASHINGTON
uispa'cE, has ordered the steamboats, plying ON
tue eastern shore of The Chesapeake BAY, to
cease running, in consequence OF some CONTRA
Oand goods having bsen found on them.
-Gov. Burton has appointed D,s Isaac
Jump, G. Salisbury and c. A Cowo,lI ali If
Dover, Stale Board of Medical Examiners
OF applicants for the offices of surgeons and as.
sis'ant surgeons in the Delaware Regiments.
The Maryland State Union Convention.
winch met IN Baltimore city on Thursday last.
nominated Augustus w. Bradford, ESQ. of
baltimore county, for Governor, and s. S. Maj
ht' OF Cicil county, for Comptroller. The
~ T"M'"auonS are entirely satisfactory 10 the
Union men.
PEOPLE who now send letters enclosed
IN 'he old style stamped envelopes have their
Iaoor Tor their pains. More than this. tbcv
also lose their letters. All such enclosures ara
10 De sent henceforlh to the dcad-letter office
advertisement OF the new envelopes having
oeen duly made, the old ones will be no LONGER
recognized.
The recent expedition of Lieut.. Crosby
i'oh FOrtress Monroe to Accomac and North
a"Ptoh counties. Virginia, which has safely
returned was instrumental in nearly DESTROY.
ing the contraband trade carried on between
me eastern and western shores of the Chesa-
neake Bay. la some of the localities visited
me people were found to entertain strong
Union sentiments.
We see by the official publication of recent
army Promotions, that Major C. Rodney Law.
ton OF Georgetown, Delaware, has been an.
pointed by President Lincoln Captain in the
/ ith regiment of Infantry, United States Reg.
uiar Army. Major Layton is a West Point
student tnd Will carry with him both tho
Nn""I'dge and ex ,erIence incident to his new
position.
DIR. Bird, Of Dover, who received the nm
polntment BY Gov. Burton as Surgeon to the
Second Delaware Regiment, failed to get that
pos'tlon-the officer refusing to muster him
into the service. ''"
= The remaining companies of the First
Delaware Regiment were paid off on FRIDAY
md Saturday The sum paid by Povmas,er
Townsend to the Staff Officers and comnonies
r. u II, and X. amounted to about S2I 900
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
Col. Rushs Cavalry Regiment.

The attention of our young men is called to
'ne advertisement of the recruiting officers Of
ms regiment now at the Delaware House. in
this town. The following, from Phila. BuHe-
I'm, fully sets forth the claims ofthe regiment
In calling attention of our young men reeadrs
10 the advertisement of the new ReOiment of
fhlIadeiph Light Cavalry, of which our feI.
low-tOwnsman, Richard II. Rush, ESQ, is Colo
mel, we feel we are perfectly safe in recon.
mendIng hIs fine regiment to those who desirs
10 see service. The Colonel is a graduate of
West Point (being, in fact. a classmate of our
iavorte, Gen. McClellen), having graduated in
the artillery, IN which branch of the service no
served with distinction through out the Mexi.
can war. He has for the past few years lived
IN private life. but feeling it now 10 be his dpiv
TO serve his country in this her day of trial. has
offered and had accepted his services. lie was
proposed lately, amongst other able officers.
TOT brlgadier Generalship, and was also cleo.
tee tby the new Pennsy lvania Artillery Rec.
mnen'' now IN Washington, their Colonel.
But having accepted the position of Colonel If
CaValry' ne declined the other offered honor.
Ills othcers are, without exception, men of fine
social position, elected especially for their fl.
ness and ability for their different positions.
Every facility has been given at the Wor
Department to further the wishes of Tho Col.
onel IN his desire to make this regiment canal
to'the regulars Horses, arms, accoutrements
camp and baggage equipments, are, by order. NJ
MS disposal, as fast as cOmpaniesare mustered
inland ample time will be afforded before LEAVING
the CamPground to have the regiment tho.
roughly drilled. Different from most roai.
ments, this one will march by the common
roads to the seat Of war, in order to give every
opportunity for instruction in all the detail of
the march and camp, before reaching the enc.
my.s country, thus being fully prepared for
active service.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

The BIRDS ARE COMrNG.-Our PhiIadelphia
exchanges say that the storm of the pres.n,
week has filled the Delaware marshes with
reed-bIrds. wao are on their southern tour.
30 IN short time, we may expect to hear our
marshes musical with t1e pIaintive notes IF the
reed and ral-birdp, and to hear the sbarp
crack Ofthe sPortsman'' guns. We are yearly
visited by these birds on their way from the
norlhernto the southern climates, consequently
'"ey are confidently expected as any other
crop."
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
WILMINGTON. Avg. II. 1851.

~, :, lAEK' y IDDIe
To The officers and men Of thcIst Del. Rcg.
mPnt
For The purpose OF informing you in regard
10 the Regiment to which you have been at.
tached and WHICH had the honor TO command.
u gives me pleasure to state that an order has
U De-. made by the Secretary of War, to Captain
"hafton' Y 5. A. mastering officer, to muster
IN such companies as might present themselves:
ana ~ accordance with general order OF the
War Department the companies will be subsst.
ed as they are mustered in and clothing issued
TO them. 1t is my desire the regiment Shall be
reorSanlzed and il is highly probable tina MANY
wishes will be gratiied in having the REGIMENT
attached 10 my brigade. Very respectfully,
EENRY Ii. Lock YcoD,
BriQaGier. General,
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

STABBING AFFAIR.-Juhn y. Taylor. NJ Eel
ton, Kent county, having been paving his nd
dresses to daughter of Noah Holden. nes,
Harrington. called for r or Satrrday week
and proceeded TO Harrington for the burmese
ro,7,,., ", 49, nav "Ich united they
Holdenx woro a'rrs, - inns i'a'lS' ne
nioht Mr. IIoIJon oSI -; ~ ""u 81 q
rho houso % A.. ,-i'" went :,
sta bbed 'P,rI low .o,o-.I ''' 'V ""'"''!el
entirely ,brnno,I, ~ .I'',' one "'o" cutting
bowels exnoso5 o."'"' it"'I"% 'he
ran IN n npiobborin- n.y., ~. 1'eu az"
very critical cond,t;on NJ ",,T'' nc 'y@ III
bern arros,ad a, la., .l.. Nv "'e"ue'' "aa ho'
Tbou.s : Sail.
Orleans has hoa', 49, '"'l"F 'ro" We"
his arrival troa r,.nn,, 49,, 'I AVA o'n' on
OF ENGLAND notes--Ss.,on onn '.,o'' - Damn
4 loan from EnrrIob .,oi,,Iy., :" "e
and on his narson aod 'I m: W. :" ~
d,scoverod sevor.I I'.,,,,.''I ',1 "'ic
fully revealing Lis coa,,,, '' !"
r,I,aIS us OOu"'0''o" win 'He oouth-
TpE Am or rur r, .n,-,,, ,r,.
ness with which rio ca'',.aI', u" ,1 P'%'"p
have resnon5,J,o,f +, ""e N't'l
f,r ,,ao1 t' luz 90 'lg Il o' me Cove Tnment
n,rimon,s I'D ,I,.e ~" ,'7 '''o me De,
teGIIDp. Tho m NJ
with Tho ,r,c,,oaI are ;" u'"'
or tho no,nioJ >, u '"e c'""ue'c"
slI,,r,s rs 49, c''',n. VI me country IN the
70, No w p'1r"."e"'' '"at Inc war may
1-,,,.n ,L.,o
os,ha If,.,', '"N'"- '''''''e9' 'he fesIdeht
,.,.,c 49, ~" '''''e' VIII pay TAX on me sal
n1 ~ TO- ."e members OF me cabinet SIG {;
'u "e,'oe'S OF congress and Senators $G6
E"0"' per anHhHl. Under the same law the
Justice So ,6 C,haaII p@3 ~ ,"e onleI
JUDGES and In1gos nf no Co,, 'lio
slons Of Nev, Cor,lo onJ $500 81, Pcs
Kent county l.Is =, ,Lo;. ..1"., - o"u o.
49,
We understand that we have already over
ron. noin,s - atr'.';a'. aI'u a Va
thai this n,nhor : h,a. ooH""'' d"I
M ~ Sa'1u
~ respcct,h,o tarc. orI go ~"
,Lat INV fo,o;rn oi;o ~, . w nv o'''e'e
face of il 70 trea, ,ho II,oIaio :" 'ie
ineffective.
Ux,oy Mes ,1,,, ~,
If Cecil and odiain;a aI..1 ~ NV, =, nv" %,
maki,r nr,onJtss.e oou4.'IS " 'y,d"u
Meeting a. P;s;n9, San = '''u' =, 49,
ins, u6icL n,o,,?oo .U -, VI ''e "a"
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

WOODS MEETIEG.-We learn that the Rev
DR.. Ewell, of the NJ. P. Church. will commence
Woods Meeting on Thursday week, Goth
inst.' ia the first woods beyond Parsons Hill
about four miles west of this town.
The Camp Meeting under the direction Of
the sane, near Warwick, Nd, will close this
week. The attendance was quite large on
sunday last, and we learn there was consider.
able disorder on the ground.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
The Republic in Danger

We do not wish, says the North American o.
yesterday, to play the part OF an alarmist, but
there is no installing the meaning ofthe urgen,
order from the War Department, which we
print to day. 1t indicates as plainly as can be
that the danger which has been apprehended
from the advance of the rebel armies is grow.
ing hourly so imminent as to threaten some
great disaster unless the people of the Loval
States come forward more generally 10 save
their capital from seizure and their armies
from ruin. We gain nothing by shutting our
eyesto such crisis as this, or leaving the peo-
pie 10 rePose in delusve security. We are
fearfully deficient in troops everywhere. The
enemy, long and carefully preparing for the
moment when our three months volunteers
should all have gone home, has now suddenly
seized the opportunity to make rapid move.
ment in Missouri, western Virginia and toward
the Potomac. All the rebel forces have thus
been crowded forward in overwhelming armies,
and to meet them we have forces totally in
adequate.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
THE MARKETS.,

In Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 &C
Red, 81 10; yellow Corn 50 ts.,-white is
Rye, Is and Oats, - cts. per bushe Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushcl. Butter, Is cts.
per ID. Eggs, 8 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 30; Red. ST %; Rye
60 cts; Corn, SO and Oats, 30 cents per bush
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

For THE Waffle volunteers from this
section to the First Delaware Regiment are
no" at home-their time of enlistment having
expired. Six of the volusteers from this town
IN this regiment were members Of The SMYRNA
Sax-Horn Band, and will re-enlist for the war
as musicians, as part ofa regimental band of
twen'y-tourmembers, having had offers from
both the Second Delaware Regiment aud Col.
Bakers Philadelphia Regiment. They have
not yet decided which to accept. We are in.
formed that most all of the three months volun.
'eers not only here, but throughout the State,
will re-eniist for the war, Lieutenants Simp.
son and Woodail, of this county, are each re.
crulting companies mostly of the FIRST volun-
teers.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

JEFF. Davis has issued prOclamu tion ordering
all Union men in the South to depart within
forty days. on pain OF punishment as alien
enemies. Suppose our Government were TO do
80 with sympa thizers of the Confederocy, W here
could place be found ample enough for them,
aud what would be said Of the outrage upon
their rights as free citizens!
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

FETENsoN's MAGA2INE.-The September
NO. OF this attractive periodical is out. and
soOonds as usual with interesting natter
It's Fashion plates, and patterns for needle
work are of the newest. styles.
GoDEY's LADY's EooK.-The sen,embe,
number OF this excelleh, ma gazine has come IL
aand' and as usual. beautifully illustrated and
filled with choice reading.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
NEW REGIMENT.
PHILADELPHIA LIGHT CAVALRY

PHILADELPHIA LIGHT CAVALRY.
COLONEL. RICHARD HENRY RUSH.
Accepted by the War Department for three
years or the War.
Principal Rendezvous, S:}3 Market street.
This Regiment offers to active young men
who desire at once to go to duty, particular ad-
vnntages. The mastering will be by compa-
MES. The orders from the War Department
have already been received 10 supply each com.
pany as soon mustered, with uniforms. arms.
equipments and horses, horse equipments and
forage, and at once TO 60 into camp near Phila.
delphia, for practice aud drill during the for
nation OF the Regiment. The pay is as fol-
lows per month
Sergeant Major. $23 frs, Sergeant, 500
Chief Bugler, 23 Corporal, l6
Sergeant, 10 Bugler, 10
Farrisr& Blacksm'h II Private, IA
QuarIermaster's Sergeant, SOB
The arms will be simply the sabre nd lnrge
sized revolver. The uniform will be dark
blue Jacket ard cap, and sky blue pants. all
trimmed with yellow braid.
The Colonel Richasd Henry Rush, is West
Point graduate. aud an experienced army off.
Ger. All the other officers are, without excnp.
ton, selcc ed for their known fitness for their
positions.
Young men, between the ages Of 1S and %.
able bodied, Of light build, and over feet 6
inches high, who wish TO join this regiment,
can pply at the principal rendezvous. .....e
The restriction us To age does not apply 20
bugers or to old soldiers Of the mounted ser.
vice. All minors must produce the written
consent of their parent or guardian. e.s.
Returned volunteers aud respectable young
men can join this regiment by applying at The
Della ware House, Smyrna. se ggs Rg22.s
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

1 r THE Rev, Wm., II. Brisbane will preach in
abe NJ. u. church in this town, next Sunday
morning. and in the afternoon, al. % o'clock,
will preach the ded'eS,oiy sermon at tbe new ie
NJ =. chutcharihe Landing. sliaq e ie'sr 'ae
- : : 4
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

DEMoCRACV IN CALFoRNIA.--We are glac
to perceive. by the proceedings of Democratic
State Convention just held in California. that
the attempt of Secession sympa thisers to crente
dIstrust aud jealousy among the loyal people Of
the North meets with no encouragement in
that State The following are among the res
ourions passed by that Convention
THAT at this time, whenthe country is re.
sisling a war of invasion and destruction. in.
difference is impossible to the patriot, an ncu.
tralIy is cOwardce, # not premeditaled dis.
loyalty.
THAT in this great crisis of the American
milton and name, our State will always. s
heretofore. faithfully discharge her constitu.
ti0nal obligations 10 the Union and Federal
Government; and, as in duty bound. will earn.
estly sustain the constituted authorities at
Washington in all measures necessary TO de-
fcnd md protect either against this most un.
Unsuitable and unnatural war.
"Thut, obedience to the constitutional Will
of majorlIies is the only safeguard Of repubi.
can governments that we will uphold the con-
stituted authorities, under ell cIrcnmstan noes,
and at hazards, in maintaining Federal H..
reelection 10 its sphere, whatever party may be
in power" e.- 1851. i. .a.,
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

CHANGE OF TINE.-Hy noting the Time To
BILE 1t will be observed that the mornine train
on Delaware Railroad will leave Dover here.
after at 8 05 instead Of 6.35 for Philadelnbi,
arriving at. our Station. at o 25 instead If :
o'clock. The down morning train, with nor,h.
ern mail, will arrive 10 minutes sooner-1l ao
Both changes Will be convenient forth,l ,nah.
Tic. ~ = TAI - ~
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

PRESIDENT Lincoln has issued proclamation,
declaring complete on.intercourse with ali
me FeOel States, by land and sea, the foriture
ol me goods, wares, merchandise or vesse Is
passing in any intercourse with those States,
an" ordering the speedy arrest and punishment
Vi al persons engaged Ia such intercourse.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

III 49, .sas 7. s1f9 ssi szaa rs lsy
IL 'he Southern States require any further
assurance Of the Government upon the points
al ISSUE they are unreasonable in their demand.
enough has been declared by Congress and
the Secretary of War to give ample assurance
Oh protection under the Constitution and in the
on'on to the rights and constitutions ofthe
southern States. Let the Southern States
men, says the Bait more Patriot, claim the
'u'"''nent oil these declarations, and under the
Pledges resume their places in the Union and
under the old Constitution, which they evident.
~ respect and acknowledge by adopting, with
but few unimportant alterations, as their own.
and they may secure all they can ask in the
equality that admits and enfotces their rights.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
FOEs SALE OR RENT.

In "Sandtown," Mhngtsn. a Brick Dwelling,
suitable Tor tavern with Cellar, and passage
on lht first floor, 3 IA the next and IN the tnGreI
also SlOrchouse and Stable. Good water. VIII be
sold or exchanged for land a vessel.
JACOB \. CULLEN
Rug22 pm hiIlington Md
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

4 The Richmond Enquirer saws the pledges
Of rice, cotton, money. grain, etc., cannot fall
short Of from twenty to thirty millions Of dol
lars. - 'S = F'Nt-
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

Inc State Department has ordered that in
Iuture no passenger shall be allowed to go
ABROAD IN any American vessel, without pa S.
pert duly signed.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
Wesleyan Female COLLEGE.
WILMINGTON, DEL

WILMINGTON, DEL.
The next session Of this institution will be-
s'n on Monday, September 3D., and continue
ten months. For further particulars. addVes.
Jyll-3m JOHN WILSON, President
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
Agricultural Tmplcmen1s-

: wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes, tCornshelIerr E);,s
SGoops, go Ss-Snrace and Sub-sOll, Horsc-uoea
Weeders. etc. for sale by IS Sd e - TCFF' -'s~
Feb. 2SIh, 'I6. EDWIN WI Nlro
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

s5E"TIEES " as published Euery TaNrsday, b,
Rs,r. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, a,
ssTra. ~.
xssS-sOsscRIrrIcN.-O year, $3.50 in adrance
a. 800 If not paid I'LL end Of the year No paper
IissoaiiaHef until all arrears are paid-Only at the
estes Of the Publisher.
AssEsrsIV1 every square Of ~ lines or less fist
isssrisa. 50 Cts; each subsequent Insertion 25 cts
LiIsrsI arrzaseHeH's male. NTH yearly and halC
suIf sIserfisers
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

An important military order has been issued
oy the War Department, requiring the com.
'anuers ct the troops which have been accepted
!" Tue States mined, To forward them without
ueIay TO Washington, whether armed or equip
Ped' or uniformed, or not. This order is said
10 oe based upon certain information that the
rebel army is moving slowly towards the Poto-
%ac' with The view of entering Maryland and
"u''nnle designs on Washington. The object
+" Calling the troops forward is to be prepared
LOT any emergency that may arise.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

inc official statement of the rebel army in
the South makes it 100000 men.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22

tx~sra y aeEa.r Z. n .strUf..f# Z
n Passengers from Tennessee report that Rep
resep,eilye Nelsoa. hss bseniteleased, and aha,
Brow nlows Is sull unmolesteds SIS # " n
A.tsEN !.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
DRAINING TILE.

fresh supply of StoIzenbergs EGG SOLE TIIH
just received. M
THIS pattern Icing so much superior TO INV o,bar
Il. ' III US ''a' many farmers who have used the >
or h'f." hoe lle are taking them up and sui,s,itI
In Jllr Egg Sole Tile. EDWIN VII SiEp ''"'
Au-. l2Ib, Ct.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-22
War News.

General Wool has assumed command at Fort
ress Monroe.