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sOUT HRRN NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.
A reliable gentleman just arrived, says
seven boats just lsft Aenphis last night, con
veying troops 10 New Madrid, and SAYS that
not less than 2b, 600 Tennessee troops have
been landed In Missouri.
Gov. Harris has probably been reelected
GoyorDeE Of Tennessee.
Gen. Fl'urney died here yesterday.
Drafting for troops Is already begun in
Virginia. The Aejutant General orders the
militia to repair to the Court Houses in their
respective counties without delay. About
10000 are wanted.
Roger A. Pryor is in command Of the Sd
Virginia Infantry.
TIE Richmond Examiner says that among
the prisoners here is free negro who came
as chaplain OF one Of the Connecticut reRi-
ments. The sane paper authoritatiyely
states the number in the Federal regiments
which surrendered the day after the fight at
Bulls Run, was $40. They are said 10 be-
long to PENNSYLVANIA.
Henry A. Wise is reported to be in need
Of reiuforcements.
We have no dates subsequent to the Bull
town affair.
We understand that BeaureRard hes hung
three traitors-one an engineer of the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, another a preacher, the
third a farmer.
A dispatch to the Knoxville Register Of
the 3lst says:
Preparations Of an extensive character is in
progress, and before a great while we may
confidently exnect active movements. Our
pickets extend beyond Falls Church.
The Confederate troops are divided into
two corps, the first under JohnPon occupy
ing the advance post; the second under
Beauregard.
There is no donbt of the fact that tFeach-
cry was practiced on Manassas Gap Railroad
70 preveqt junction between the forces oi
Johnson and Beauregard. The conductor
has been shot having acknowledged receiv-
ing bribe to defeat union of the forces
The same treatment was meted out to a rec
reant Georgian, who was caught plotting the
enemy in the march.
TIE Richmond Examiner of the Both, says
our army under johnson, is now encAmped
in the vicinity Of Fairfax Court House.
From what we can learn, we think it i'm
probable that there will be any alteration in
the position Of troops at present.
The Portsmouth correspondent Of the
same paper, says Col. Smith, of the Lexing.
ton Military Institute, will take command al
Craney Island.
Marshal Cooke, Navy Agent of North
Carolina, at Portsmouth, has transferred to
the Confederacy a feet Of five steamers al
ready manned and srmed.
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RnRRrnN Nrwn.
FAnrnrn pnIrr Ann

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The Anglo Saxon arrived of here to-iay.
She brings thirty thousand pounds Of specie.
There has been a meeting on American
Affairs n London and topresent testimonia.H
to Rev. D Oheever.
A memorandum has been found in bottle
at the Hebrides solving the fats of the lost
Collins steamer Pacific. Il says--ship sur
rounded by icebergs and was going down.-
FRAseE.-Bourse quiet and drmer. Rentes
67@7O.
Liverpool 5.-Cotlon-Excited prices
b94d higher; closed with an upward ten
dency.
Breadstuas-Flour Cd lower; wheat tend
ing downwards, with a decline on inferior
quslltieI.
Pork fat with downward tendency,
London-Breadstuf dull.
Sugar tending downwards.
Coffee frmer
American stocks dull and easier: sales
III. Cen. shares se3 for discount; Erie shares
22623.
Manchester advices favorable; prices ad-
vancing.
Mires. the defaulting banker, had appealed
against his sentence. 81 .
The bulk of the italian loan has been sub
scribed. ~ 1-l--
The Sultan of Turkey continued to effect
reforms. -ro.. $50 -r..f f.-.I 4,
Duke Montpensier's daughter is lead.
Two men were arrested in Turin charged
with recruiting for the Pontifcal s.rmy.
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A Washington letter thus alludes to a
youthful hero st Ball Run:

A Washington letter thus alludes to a
youthful hero st Ball Run:
In the West Point class Of this year there
was 6 promising youth named Ames. BE
wss ordered TO report himself to the artillery
branch ofthe service. attached TO Shermans
battery, he won the eneomiums Of veterans
by his nerve and extraordinary GOODNESS, as
well as by tho accuracy Of his aim. In the
early part Of the engagement q MIME tore
through bis thigh within hairs line Of the
great femOEal artery. It went through the
other leg, too,--the latter mere flesh
wound. The right leg bled profusely, but
although hs was urged 70 leave the field three
different times, he refused. In tae mean
while two other shots went through the
sleeves Of his loose blouse, slightly touching
the skin at each time, and finally piece OF
shell tore away the entire lower part Of the
skirt Of his garment, without iljuring him
in the least. All this time be was sitting
on the csisson bleeding, bat gti1 directing
the gunners, his only safeguard a handker-
chief tied around the wounded leg. AT the
last retreat be was hurried into an anbu-
lance, faint and weak, hat calm and collect
ed. The country must remember this young
hero.
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MISSOURI NEWS.

OF. LOUIS, aug. 5.
The Evening News learns from a we'll
informed citizen from southwest Missouri,
who possesses peculiar facilities for aequir-
ing knowledge Of the plans Of the secess-
ionists of that region, that their real object
is not to attack Cairo or Birds Point but
to make a desperate attempt TO secure pos
session Of ST. Louis.
There is strong rebel force under Gen.
Pillow at New Madrid, No, another at Po-
cahontas, Ark, believed to be under com
mand of Mccullough, and another in Missis-
sippi county, No, under JEFF. Thompson.
The plan is to keep Up a constant threat
ofattaek on Cairo and Birds Point, so as
to keep the Federal troops there employed,
and to menace Gen. Lyons in the southwest
by threats Of an attack from Price and Rair.s
while the forces at New Madrid and Poea.
hontas will effect junction at Pilot Knob
and from there march on st. Louis, take it
reinstate Jackson, a1d with this city as
basis Of operations, wrest Missouri from th,
TIuion
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FROM WASHINGTON.

9--z HAsHISdToS, Aug. 4.
The flag of truce which left Washington
on Phurspay with communication from n,
Secretary of War, to recover the BODY n
Coi. cameron, retrrned unsuccessful in con-
sequence Of the letter being addressed r.
whom it may concern, instead of some par
ticulsr officer. When this objection Is =.
moved 70 doubt the body will recovered.
Menu ers Of Congress have been Maid Ias.
months alary with 80 dollars in gold snd
25o in Treasury notes.
Employees of the Government win here
after be paid in this description Of paper.
Il is understood the flag OF truce recently
sent here from Gen. johnson, was relative to
report which reached the Confederates, that
we had hung some prisoners.
The steamer Yankee arrived at the nay
yard Some days since she went to the en-
emys battery, eight miles below AQUA
Greek, and threw shell into the works-
They fired FIVE shots il return. One ueue-
trated the engineers loom. It didn't do
much damage, but she left
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Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tribune.l
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug.

OTs LOUIS aug. z.
At a meeting Of the officers of the Home
Guard this evening, il was reported that the
men were willing 70 continue in the service
Hntil Gen. Fremont's return. The city is en-
tirely in their charge now.
Two hundred Of Siegel's three-monGhs'
men returned from Springfield tonight, :
Siegel has been reinforced by several hum
dred three years recruits. They report that
there were twenty-five prisoners in the Lands
of Gen. Lyon, among them, ex-Speaker
COfey, who was released on taking the oath
of allegiance. His release was creating
much complaint among the troops.
Correspondence has been discovered to-day,
and will be published tomorrow, cOnvicting
Senator Polk of rank treason aud secession,
making it sufficiently clear to warrant his
expulsion from the Senate.
A large police force and several hundred
Home Guards are under arms this evening,
expecting an attempt to mob the g Oggeries
by discharged volunteers.
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Gods most perfect instrument
In working out q pure intent.
Mount vernon--order Of Cen. seott.
'---' . - ~ 0H n --0''''@'
The following general order (Eo. 13) has
been issued by Lieut. Gen. Scott: Ad,je

The following general order (Eo. 49, has
been issued by Lieut. Gen. Scott: Ad'je
10 HEAD QUARTERs OF THE ARMY,
WAsHHsTON, July 81, 1861.
Tthas been the prayer of every patriot that
the tramp and dih Of civil war might at least
spare the precincts within which repose the
sacred smains Of the Father Of his Country;
but this pioas hope is disappointed. Mount
Vernon, SO recently consecrated anew 10 the
immortal Washington by The ladies of AMER
ica, has already been overrun by bands Of
rebels, who, having trampled under foot the
Constitution of the United States, the ark
of eur freedom and prosperity, are prepared
to tra1ple on the ashes of him to whom we
are all mainly indebted for those mighty
blessings. Should the operations of the war
take the United States troops in that direc-
tom the General-in-Uhief does not doubt
that each and every man will approach with
due reverence, and leave uniDiared, not only
the tomb, but also the house, the groves and
walks, which were so loved by the best
and greatest Of men. By command,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
3. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant Cen
eral.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS

WASHINGTON, Aug 3.
Aspecial to the Post says all quiet here
to-day.
Gen. Wool will assume command at Fort
Monroe next week
Isaac Newton, of Pa, is appointed Chief
Of The Agricultural Bureau Of the Patent
Office.
Special to the Tribune:
1t IL rumored that the river is blocked by
rebel batteries at Matthias Point and Aequia
Greek. The Master Of one Of the transports
says he is afraid to attempt to come up.
Special to the Post:
A flag of truce arrived here last night
from the enemy's camp, but the purport is
unknown.
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WASHINGTON NRWa
Nu.-- w.,
speciAl to the Trihnns

Special to the Tribune:
Gen McUall, of Pa, will be appointed tc
the command of the troops between here and
Point Of Rocks.
The lst Minnesota regiment is at Ed
wards Ferry.
Small bodies Of rebels are occasionally
seen on the opposite bank of the Potomac.
The Herald's dispatch says that the Presi.
dent welcomed Prince Napoleon in a kind
and informal manner. The Prince replied
with breVity, but though using diplomatic
reserve, showed sympathies with the Gov
eEnnentO of the United States.
The Times dispatch says
Hon. BayaFd Clark, Of New York. has
been appointed Brigadier GeEeral, and Is
anthorized to form school for cavalry.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHIEaToN, 3.
Special to the Commercial:
Prince Napoleon was formally presented
to the President this morning by Secretary
Seward.
A grand Stat, dinE ir will be given at the
Executive Mansion at 6 o'clock this after
noon. The members of the Cabinet and the
diplomatic corps will be present
Gen. Butler arrived to-day from Fortress
Monroe on a short visit Of business to head
quarters.
An arrangement has been made by which
the remains Of Col. Cameron are secured.
Energetic measures viii at once be taken
to prevent the transmission Of letters from
here to the South. This business has in va
rious ways been briskly conducted here, and
it is full time that a stop was put TO It.
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b% The New York Herald is assured that
the Secretary Of Stste has succeeded in the
prelininaries of an understanding with
England in reference to our Southern en-
barge, which guarantees the preservation Of
the most desirable relation Of peace between
the two Governments. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

The Legislature Of the new government
in Virginia do not seem 10 be unaninOus on
the subject Of dividing the State, some Of
the members advocating it Immediately,
others at come future time, and some OppOs.
ing it altogether. No action has been had.
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Western Army Contracts.
4 WASHINGTON dispatch makss The follow

A Washington dispatch makes the follow
ing statement:
Requests have been made from partles in
the West that portion of the very large
amount Of Army goods, for which bids viii
be received in New York ON the sth Of Au-
gust may be delivered in Cincinnati, instead
oi tne iormer city. On this subject Quarter
master EenerA Meigs says he desired that
tne advertisement for them should be so
framed as to secure the object, bet he did not
see It y time to instruct the proper provis-
ion. He assnles Hon John A. Gurley he
has no doubt an equitable and satisfactory
arrangement will be made with the Western
bidders.
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We Issue every afternoon At O'Clock an Even
mg Leader oont=ininE all the latest news up to
that tine. The Evening Leader will contain all
TIE tsiegraphio news received IN the day time,
and s e oonplote paper in Itself Subscribers
can Be fGmished with the morning or evep,.nr
edition - the same price, viz, Eve Collars a
ysar, or any eent per month. New. Agents FUR
nishea ct 81 80 per 100 copies.
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From NEW YORK.
NEW YoaE, Aug. 3.

The bark Geiden Era has arrived. Re.
ports July 3lst with Cape Hatieras bearing
west by south 80 miles OF. was boarded by
an oihcer frem the United States steamer
Unioa, who informed Us of the existing
blockade, and also that they fell in With on
the 2sth ultl the Brig B. +. Martin, Of 8os-
ton with a prize crew on board aad run hsr
Gu shore 20 miles north Of Cape Hatteras.
and burnt her.
Austin E. Smith, late navy agent at San
Francisco, vas arrested for reasonable con.
duct and confined in Fort Lafsyqats.
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APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. g.
The Senate confirmed numerous army ap.
pointments, among them as Major Generals
Mcclellan, Fremont Dix, and Banks, an
Brigadier Generals Hunter, Curtis, Mccall
Sherman, Lander, Kelley, Kearney, Pope,
HeInizlemsn, Porter, Stone, Reynolds, Hook
er, franklin, Rosecrans, Buell., Mansfield,
Mcdowell and MeiRs-
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- q ssooaa Llsulsaaa.. 6sr ,As

AEEAAAAeAAA~A
Army,
We understand from an official and relia.
ble authority that the Secretary of War viii
hereafter give commissions as Second Lieu
tenants in the regular army only to those
who have enlisted as volunteers. This was
formally announced on the slst nit, to a
number of Members of Congress who were
in waiting on the Secretary.
We think this move of Mr. Cameron is a
judicious and admirable one,-tsnding as it
viii to encourage enlistment, with the hope
Of receiving commission.
It would be decided Improvement in our
estimation, if this rule should be applied to
Captains and First Lieutenants, and we trust
the Secretary may see proper to change it so
as to make It appIy to those officers. Il wiz
then add such an impetus to enlistment as to
be overwhelming.
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FOREIGN NEWSl
REBEL SCOUTS ON THE
POTOMAC.
Prince Napoleon Sympathizes
with the Government.
Sunday Nights Report.
UNION MEETING.
IEoIANAPOLIS, August

O11-9i augu u5I 2.
A very large and enthusiastic Union meet
ing was held at R5ckville, Parke county,
yesterday. Speeches were made BY Gov,
4oEtoP, R. J. Ryan, Of this city, and D. E.
Williams, of GreencastIe.
John G. Davis, ex-momber of Congress.
and few of his followers, have been at.
tempting to get up secession demonstrations
in Parke and adjoining counties, but the
meeting yesterday prove concIusively that
the 7th District is all right on the Union
question.
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FROM SANDY HOOK. !.

SANDY Hook, Nd, Aug. 3.
We learn from a rebel scout that they
have but four regiments at LeeJbufg, bit
have large bodies OF troops nor th of there
and east of the Alleghanies. aa4
At our camps good health antl good order
are almost universal
The weather is very hot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

E1-Goverucr Isaac !. Stevens of Washing
Ton Territory has accepted the appointment
OF colonel Of the sevsnty-ninth New York
regiment (Highlanders).
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Gen. Scott has pronounced Gen. Mcolsl-
Ian to be the only man in the federal army
capable Of maneuvring one hundred thou
sand soldiers in the field.
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WAY Up THE HILL,

NAT; want you to put everything in the
Sergeants room. ETerything that belongs
~So 9s. Ane. II there is any engagement,
break-tay AtGe trunk open and take out nv
Bible Prayes 5ooks and those Boone county
bonds, and aafe them for me. I have D6t
read ny Bible lor sixteen years. but want
them saved. Cook aii-the prOveuder M
there, and put all our cooking utensils ~
getber in the Sergeants rooms. The news {.
that the enemy are coming up on both -
of the river iE q damned strong forcs. I ~
the second company 70 have q shot ne
orders are 70 scalp al we get near 70.
J.W.N. SaEHRY.
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LINCOLN DRAGOOSH.-A company of cav
airy, calling themselves the Lincoln Dra-
goons has just been organized st Cbicaoo
andaccep,ed By the Wan Department. =
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FROM LOUISVILLE,

LouIsvnEl, 3.
It bas been OppressiTely hot for tie last
three days, and almost suspends busi5sss.
wagon load Of jeans destine6 South
was intercepted to-day.
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It is said that Gen. Mcclellan has given
the politicians to understand that unless be
can choose his own subOrdinates be win 70
sign his command.
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flsly and Frol.nlI, IN wI.s,. canp.


The following letter, picked up By an OIL
Ger of Gen. Coz's stsa, on the ground from
which Gen. Wiss's troops fed, shows the
affecting tone of piety" that runs through
al The Contedersts operatIona.- y
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IFRoal HARRIsBURGH.

HARRlsRURaH, Aug. 4.
The lst Q. S. Volunteer Artillery ReQi-
ment Col. Rush march to-morroR.
Tns 2nd PennsylTania reserve leave On.
Washington to-day. ---''S ''1
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PRvATE r

PRIVAT
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TELEGRAPHIC.

i 1ELLOhEAA 1l4Os
..--------------- -
DANGER 10 ST. LOUIS.
Rebel Designs on That City.
5000 TENNT3sEH TROOPS IN
n6IssoURTi
The Potomac Blookadsa by Bate
riss at Matthias Point I
GEN. WOOL TO COMMAND AT
FORT M0NROEI
REBELs DRAFTING MEN IN VIRGINIA.
CONGRESS no ADJOURN TO-
MORROW
Prince Napoleon Dimes af the White House
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INC Fctcmho Hiockausa D bAtte'
riss at Matthias Point l
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WAsHINaToN, Aug. I, 1851.
State and military matters have become
more settled and all are looking hopefully
toward the future.
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ITTRR. IN CROC...S4sSol : 4 /
can aiWas b s1'HS. i91Ro Is. 5. BScKs
10 Superior IS,
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DANGER 10 ST. LOUIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

Rebel Designs on That City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
Saturday Nights Report.

Prince Napoleon Dimes at the white House