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>>1tAM 40 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- H. liast l. ndoud, rry, and Dauliu, ipt $50. Toe
Iowoifui Clyde-Juilt sep. thip UNITED KIM
DOM, CnI ain Crig, will sdI from pier 20, Npr.h
Riv,r. fu, ui Warren A. on TUESDAY, Dec. 1O.h, AZ
IL noon. This 'te,mslip Is fitted in the most ap-
rr We. style, a. insure tit comfort aud safety Of
pasrrngeIs. RtWs Of psssagr--c, In 500: inter-
M, oiai,, SO. sicra{e, $50; including sn abundant
-uItly e co Nod pr'yi-irBs. Apply h FRANCIS
w" NNI' & 90 GR'~ling Gtonn. n3O 9'1J2
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no, YOUNG MAN i-kNuWLEDGE Is
- power VIVA, yuu want is uut medicine, IN.
inforIuAtipn. Read tr.., will send ynu fir lin
tno Htsmps) anil learn hoyS you msy av,dI utter m
LAROY SUNDERLAND. B,stca, Mass MIC SA.r'iW
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IL rrRsUANCE OLE AN ORDER OLE rur

n kSlANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
surrogate Of tlo County oi NV York, II ,ticr is
hereby given a. all persons having claims nq,.rs,
hENjAM SMITH, late ofGrcunvich, Conn. de.
erf OF" present the same with vouchers the e II Il,
the SUI StilUvr nt the oncc of q llr c, lsp nj Grafton
Y lls, Wescl ,sicr Co., y " York, ON or bet ne m,
Fuat day H Nnuprv next.
Dated, New Nurk,l C. 2ith 1yorJlnc, 1861.
TITUS MEAD, Almluisil.tor,
with Wi, uug,Ncd
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FIJRS.
a TTENTION LADIFSI

~ 1 ENIlON LADIES'
tJRSi - FtRS FURS
Tho OLD established New York Fur Nj ,nus.s.nrirz
60, Depot SO Chatham ~, offer grestsr ,duc.m,ats
.ASs ever Nov " the tina T. got your wiutsr suit.
IN about half tue usual price. We have a large,
lehi. Ano Ne best selected stick OF Firp " IL
'pund, 40 tlr Glowing yeIy low -atea,
"As.I Nm, Cope, Nut and Cufi-, Sc 6O Water
"iDs, hl y CAPE, Muif and cum 40 NJ
"i'E y CsLs5 Muf aud CUFFS, Sln D.: French
'nn, Cl~ Niue tni Cuffs S. g. SO, Fren, =
1i,s ~ y q 80, Muii and Cuff So g. B7.S,
r-'t Gthlc, C1pt, NuG and Ijtf 81 O. $40.
ren'h MIX M1ti s. ~ s. Water Sink Mo
~ tli Frr-gh sable Nuts, O. - S. 81 Va. F,
nd req Mink, french sable and Amer IN Ft,t
-n k'Nt Mtf'r \ Oar,s, So T. g. Vic,lrlr-s, 81
IN Bronx MINK, and Gruy siprris suuir-,i.
.'- 1ly "a ow large variety Of Chdrn'- Fan.5
'If- Nov York Fu Manufacturing o., prr.y
rs,'y ions, FlI"ING Manager oqi To,,iog
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
sufrgue of the C1unty Of New York, notice IL
l,rrly given a. all persoIs having claims nvainst
Join b. HOLTliUS, lato Of the City OF Nry Ynrt
deceased, 70 present the same, with vouehor- th,r,
Z n the Subscribers AZ the Office If Cu,rlc.
Cheney, No. 40 Broadway, IN tho City OF Now York,
nor before the 18th day of march next. D.t.J'
New YORK, The llth day u ssptemLor, l,Gl.
CHARLOTTE HOLTllUS, Execntrix, a
JOHN u. SEEBECK, Executor, &C.,
of JOHN /. HOLTlIUS.
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EuRS-FuRS--FURS-LADIFS IF YOU
W'h, your nir7 altered aud repaired careful and
Nmmp't' ny Practical furiera axe them H. tb~
anulS'' ory 5!l Eighth ave, bet 2Gtn and 27tb as
N'rtn'h'r up H'ars the only manuftctory IN town.
l"rg" assortment " ladies' and chiliren's far,cv
~ give us call. FINIGAN. MS 2isos11b
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O. ssOCEIRuES.

k'ACELSlOR FAMILY FLOUR-WAR.
a~rahid Il sit; Price VI per Dbl, delivered free.
", ". GILLETTE 2J4 Front st. Orders receives
Nlo'kyn, AT $50 Fulton ave, and go Fulton st
Nhls nshurgh, 2l7 Grand 81, Greenp int corner r
Jdy"r and ~ st; Jors"r City, express office, Is En-
'hnFe VI" MD AIc.i49
ELOUR-FLOUE-F GOOD AND
'l''p inr ci'l bod; nc thi prices.--Oool hlur,
~ Hnnlhur ~ - ir1lcn extra ~, delivered.
g O.. uI., u'ut. ~. VI, r. Z tYLE5' CHEAP stores.
HI "t 1876 Nyrtlo ave, near ld g., BrpoSlyn.
np3O 2il,'lOI
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itEol DO. a.. ~, NnlE ash
- e.. +,tl .... ,o't l.s., dc ypred n, d,
-nH 80 IN !"IE ''..u' 49,, Il 1902 B.ptl-
Akont, nog 2iacstn0
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
s"ir'gd. OF the County oi NV York, nplicn Is
tr''l wen e. all persons having claims aguinst
,olpNuN WAI.klNER, late Of the City OF M
'"k' q. ,cascd a. present tue same, With voucn.
- t'' r'i u the 81 Hcgibors, at tho onisa ofS L.
run hh' No. o. Wall street, VA tho CITY of Now
l"k, 20 or hci re- the lJtu d 5 OF May next. Dated
Ne" Y'it the 6tL day of November. 1851.
B-l. RlEr }. wARluNEK Aimiulslratrix.
I'll PARSONS, AdmInislratur
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n PURSUANCE on Az ORDER OF Tur

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
surrogate Of tue County ut \ Id, Nrrk. Ntl.,f.
l.tlH ~ % iu all parsons having cIunrs n,,.p..
HllAs nloNN, iIie OF III" C'rol New York. Mr..
'n'n'' H',, 's,i' L. prs nj r.r f.pr viii v,IrL
t'.l,yt q c., No. ~ P,lh sweet, in H., d. 81.
~ r.'", 1. ur ht Tr the 10 }. dos uI A .r.l t,yt
H,,'nt nv y ~, ~ dy OF O.t,h,r, lsji
.'''HN VI, = j NASH, 4 'll, ENg-ut,r Of
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In PURSUANCE OF Az nRnLR or mn

ol'..t." ' go C"urty of \. 80 ,rI., N1Irr rs
..rty "iv"l d.. ~ p,r,,n4 b. VIA, alma ,,,itst
AlIuNl'p III R.EW, ls." Of i,c.,of \. W Y,rk,
h'rci hi,, feceay.ii, to pr, .rut uv safnp viii
lcl thHfth " the 'niHs ftHpf. az his uIre, 10
% Wal - ~ 'H9 r'' u Now York On o. b.f VI. g..
thirty tr4l day Il E.Tc. ucNl. DsiaI, \. " YORK,
"th ANY Vi b. ,teHDet, 1851
HENRY " DTFONEST, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF Az OKDEn Or NM

IURSUANCk OF AN ORDER Or the
surrogate Of the County Of y W York. futirs
thereby given e. al ryr+Ius tayu claims t,aitst
'Loi''L LEWIS, Late O.. The City II New York, de-
'.f'd, 70 present thc same, with vouchers ther,of
"" Us riherS, At their uih.u NJ. - Cedar Il,
the org # New Yml, on ar bt f,lo IN. stb d,v oi
hpfll h"r'. Dalsd, b. Ysis, tho aOtl day oi sep
'mo'r. lsot 49,. GEnRGE LEWIS, JR,
AUGUSTUS CLEVELAND,
ENrcutorA
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MA INE " LlS.-LADIE5 LEARNRD
,in" in ID Boz ti'tca und : ri'nr4. on Al.
.iris Vi .uia; ais liir t,u ,it At thatr yp ro.i
''r"'s. APP. ~ T.l.l ar.. As4s4t.,.t il a..
'''f hs'l'. a. 8f1OG
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ssHsNIIs'lIsY.

\ MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
A Teeth ,Ntr'ct'd without p,in Ly h, now -,
neaptinl tceth inserted 81 each, r., IN siiy,r !
Teeth h.i,d with tie ccir rlt,u bnns Gm,, wItl9,t
IN. Al operations warranted, los }. JAY NII.
htiN'' l'D 'TW4 ~. nuiO a'i ~
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X. HUiI, DENTIST, 3O7 BROA DWAY,
DOORS above 2Oua Vt Inserts BEAUTIFUL sets . 7
ee;h Nith ~ without extracting the roJte ~
so,i ~ 10" As S2S silver q rubber $40 pa.ins
so ar'iiD iG lnus 6lliug tna.r.s1 gith,u' Usir1
oo g gold Ncss r. Al ana gan 81 cts al
~nrk warranted. no 21ac'fzs
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rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OFIur
Surrogate of the County Of NV York, notice 4,
netrly given TO AL persons having claims agnins,
ELIZA GILBERT, late Of tho City Of Now York
"resed, u present the same, With vouchers there
:, ~ tie Slhscrilcr, at the office Of Week, and De
rcH', n. d Wall street Ia the City # New York
'n or b,iOTe the lsth day Of Apfn next. Dated
New York. she 23i day OF SEPT. rter 1sGi
MICHAEL MIGGINS Executor
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4 3 uSUAL. TEETn EArRAcrLn .yIIn-

"A out paint So WI, require fan srtt. e. NM.
-"ry stts no nngs. P'rnal piecos 81 pci 18th;
'eth h'l'd WiilI so, silver ~ bono filling 90 cent
y DIR II. EiiLlisi. ~ Pywcry, n. T. q, rnrf q,
SNN ~ nOlg 2t0'lys
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10 LET.

A PAYMENTS WITH WATER To LET
"A IT reduced rents-st No. III and 1ig Ludlow
st., ll3 Stanton, 1903 and l55 Essex st. 5I9 Fourth 81
400 Finn IT. 10 Sixth Fl, 800 Ninth 81, 1863 aud 1S3
East 18Th st. 2'6 East 18th st.. and 200 First ave.
Apply at l96 First ave, cor. sth 81. ms GLE
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
Surrogate Of t.e County Of New York Noiio. ts
aarDNy pivrt 10 all persons having claims .r .I0t
JOI KELLY, latc of tna city - New Yoia. H.
s''Fed, ~ IrH"nt tle BANJO with vouchers tNHrsJf
To- ttr SUI scrit,r ., Id. ofics ~ Avenue D O.t,ei
iri street, NJ. BIS Pearl street, In the city a
New York, on or before TIE 10Th day u Jtnasry
a. NJ Dated, Nov lorl, the "Gth day II June 1851
WILLIAM WALSH. Almiois,rqtor,
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LEGiALNOTACEs.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TUE
surrey 81 'ue County OF New York, Noaco
hereby CIV. 80 ~ psrsOns h. wing claims against
CITIZEN Ia. PALNLlL l.te Of Inc city Il Nov
Yotk' decrs -, " .r,stnt tho ntne, vita v,urhsrs
tnerr !" ~ suts,rler, ~ O. Naiieu Lone, H. THO
ity oi NV YORK, on ur bsfnre tic FIRST day Of fol
gaely n''h Dated, New YORK. the 201 day " July,
1861. MARY PALMER, Aim lnistratfix.
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RIO LET-lN FIFTH ST., WILLIAMS
Il burgh, nice LIST door, 3 rooms, newly "a
per'd, hutcm, nj and cellar, water and scw,ray,
rent ~ Hro next st, lor, rooms, newly paper
Ci iid painted matulId stair cisc lamp and oil
Sl,'t' 50 Inquire at Long Islaud Pottery, \ nth
'h' near oth 1t. ~ 3'1l6
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iaNi', hAGHDNN.--w eNjED--IEL
d." a." III Do hIl 20 o.-fa pup g.. psr'.
'T's '.~ tsrm- ,II', al, an rrftti.. a..
Nd b.I". -; sap trt.' 40. be- ~ a. ipart
10. u.su4ss % y, ,uctv .u, J..
or. MIS- 2Isr'fr'
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a HOUSE OR PART OF ROUSE IN TEE
"A village II Yonkers, Furnished or uI.fltuisL,.i.
70 let, At a very low rent new and handsomely
finished HOUSE,, near tn rvar hank, and very tho
oughly and wNInly bUut INQUIRE NJ the Editor ~
the RuH oop $500
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Affairs iRTexas,

late number Of the San Antonio I..,,oer
says:
We We're informed Il day or two since h.
Col. Maclin, chief quartermaster of this d.
partment, that the Southern Contederacv !.
now subslstirg on the Texas frontier ii v.
Thousand four hundred men-at least tUo
thousand more than the United States evar
had in its service at one time; and he further
informed us that the protection of the fro,, :
tier never was so effective as nova fac;
which is corroooTated by the tenor OF the ~
formation we have obtained from u .ttv
extensive mo uIrieS of the frontier SETTLERS
during the last few months
The Austin Gazette, OF the eth ultimo
says:
Governor Clarke has now about HOO Texas
troops IN garrison, and on scouting duty in
the Indian territories between Texas and Kan.
sas. He mas succeeded, through commission
ers, Ill procuring the friendship of the civil
lzed tribes inhabiting that country and has ef-
fected treaties with most OF tn Q nations on
the reserve North of Texas, by which they
bind themselves to fight for us in the presen I
war he is now about organizing several re
giments on the line of Red River as q corr $ OF
reserve in the event disaster should oyertake
US IN Missouri, and to be used as nucleus for
Ialiylug large force TO repel in yasion If ne
cessary He is, we are inf rmed, about es.
tabilshing full unders tan diug1nad a line O,
comm unieation, With the Gove1 Is of Arkar
sas and MissoGri) and with GeHcMc Culiuch' :
He is using all the means within his mower
TO procure arms and ammunition for the
State. he is doing most OF this on his own
responsibility, but there can be no doubt tb
ne Will be fully sustained by the Legislature
The Galveston News, of the "osh nit, has
the following:
The foundry at Lavaca, for making cannon
is nearly ready. All the necessary machinery
is up and at work.
Lieutenant Colonel John X. Baylor las ar
rived at Fort Bliss near FL Paso. and tak.r
command of the Texas troops there
TIE cotton crop on the Layaca river is re-
ported by the Indianoia Courier TO be so In
advanced as 10 be- safe from The worm.
A gentleman just from Corpus Christi in
forms the Columbia Democrat that the hes
OF sal can be lad near there, from the lagoons
1t ten cen Is I hushpl
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A Washington letter In the Baltimore Sun
says:
Walter Norris, son Of the late ex Sc ma tor
Norris, of New Hampshire, was killed at
Bnll Run. He was a member Of the Beanre-
f pos, H.nss, ard for many years clerk in the
place to enter the Sout army. ~~~.s
MISCELLANEOUS xKws.
The New York Tribune's Washington cor
respondent says:
Some of our missing soldiers are said TO ha
working on farms between Alexandria and
Piuey Point. ~''N
Gen: McDoweli's report is in the hands of
Senator Harlan has a dispatch to night
from Iowa, stating that Rebels. in strong
force, have taken Croton, a small town ON the
Desmoines, near keOkuk.
The Washington correspondent of the
Herald says:
The city of Baltimore has been selec ted as
the principal rendezvous for the army in the
east. large force is being collect ted the
on account of the facilities OF transportation
thence either to Harper + cry, Washington
or Fortress Monroe.
The Paris correspondent of lie Nord OF
Brussels, says 1t was supposed that M de
Mon tholon, Consul General of France at New
orR was removed in order to appoint him
uinlster hepresentativ tive TO the Southern Con-
federacy.
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald says
The semi oficial Patrie Announces oravslv
that All statesmen in Europe acknowledge
mat the South has the undoubted right TO
sec-de, and quotes Napoleon the Flrsts
OPINIONS upon That matter. The same jour.
nal, as we'll as all the semi official iournaIs
notice President Lincoln's Message In most
hostile and bitter tone, and twit us with the
lmposSibiiity OF our preventing events that
are ALREADY cccompH- " The South can never
again enter the Union" says the Patrie
Il. is noticeable that all these hostil. cam
ments are before the reception of the news
OF the battle of Manassas. The effect OF that
must be still more decided
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Interesting from Arizona,


The T.. >. troops at Fort Fillmore have
commenced fortifying the post. The troops
are drilled daily and picket guard is kept on t
some three miles. The companies now known
to be on the way to this fort will increase its
garrison TO eleven companies, nine OF infantry
and two OF mounted rifles. The concentra.
tiOn of so large a force at tn is point the re.
ceipts OF supplies, and every preparation beir &
apparently made TO permanently locate the IN
here, excites considerable anxiety in the
valley.
Il is said that the commander OF this mill
tary department Will take the responsibility
OF keeping the 9Th and It'll Regiments of In
fantry III the country, that all the ,avaiIa BILE
regular force viii be concentrated in this val
ley, and will be further reinforced by one
regim ent OF New Mexican voiunt ears
Company r, of the Mounted Rifle Regi-
ment, Capt. McNalIy in command, arrive ed at
Fort Fillmore, from Fort Craig, on the I'd
A company OF Infantry were expected from
Fort Staunt0n On the 9TH.
A large number OF wagons of QuarteTIaas-
ter and commissary stores have arrived at
Fort Fillmore from Albuquerque and Fort
McLane within the last ten days
Fifty cavalry horses have been received
from Fort Craig, TO supply the place of those
lately captured by the Texans.
MAJOR i4ynde arrived on the I'd, and takes
command
Major Paul, late Commandant at Fort
McLane, has been ordered TO Santa Fe to as
sist III organizing the volunteer regiment
OF the Texas troops OF Ford's Regiment as
sembiing and to assemble at Fort Bliss, the
Times says
The Confederate troops now at Fort Bliss
or shortly TO arrive there, are six companies
OF regulars and one company of Ell Paso coun-
ty volunteers. They number $40 men, and
| are well supplied with all equipments, artil
lery, ammunition, horses, and supplies
Major Waller is in command, who is a strict
disciplinarian, and thoroughly understa nd 8
what he is about. The Rangers are Il BODY OF
healthy, robust, nAe looking young men, and
are, judging froA their appearance, pertec t
dare devils, and - eager for a fight.
1t Is reported TIT these troops are fortiCy-
ing Fort Bliss Also, that further reinforce
meDts have been ordered to that point iIa me
diately.
Every endeayor is being made TO cultivate
friendly relations with the Mexican authori-
ties and people on the opposite OF the Rio
Grande.
MAJOR Waller, we are told, EXPRESS Aim-
self as anxious 10 extend to thu ctizans OF
Arizona all the protection within his power,
and Intends before long TO scout the Territory
against the Indians, who have been gnawing
its vitals for so many years, and TO extermi-
| nate them, or whip them into complete sub
lection.
This note CT preparation indicates that we
may at any moment receive stirring news
from Arizona.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Effort TO Step British Decentralization
Appointed Brigadier, sc.

WAsHIsGToS, Aug. 8 1t is stated in gene.
rally we'll informed circles that Lord LYONS
dispatches 10 his Government about the battle
OF Bulls Run were declared contrabanJ -
After Lord Lyons demanded his passport hi.
dispatch was allowed u pass.
II is understood that Dan. Sickies will ba
appointed Briga6ier General.
Ahere is strong ground Tor the belief that
the object OF Prince Napoleon's visit is 10 az,
tighten tae Emperor about American asairs
The Post master General has received ~.
following dispatch from General RoSen-
cranz;
''The r ,beis have been expelled from, TIA.
kanawha Mail service may be resumed
there"
The wife Of Mf. John Heart (lat- Sup.rtn.
tehoeht OF Puphc Printing! has lett this city
to meet her husband in R!ehmord The COZ.
res pendent OF the New York Commercial saws
that Mrs. Heart has carried valuable iu;orna.
ton 10 Richmond.
IL. g. Welles, OF Michigan, has been appoint
ed " mister 10 Honduras.
Refugees from Fort Oregon give startling
accounts of doings there.
On the North Carolina coast, ~ Cape Hat
teras Inlet, three steamers and pilot boa
are privateerisg. One OF them, the steamer
Gordon, which ran the blockade at Charles
ton, has captured the VIM. Is. Mc(iilyey and
Pr tor.
All privateers are armed with rifle cannon,
and their headquarters is at Newbern, n. O.
Gun SoatS are being collected and mounted
al Nortoik, 10 De taken down the canal.
The bark Glenn, with Federal coal, has
been capturs1
The Wabash has arrived here from Charles
ton, and the Roanoke was left there.
The Wabash re-captured the Depiar prize
the Mary Alice. The prize crew are prison.
ers on tae Wabash. Shs also captured ths
Mary Star, from Whining ton, bound 10 Liy-
erpooi, while sailing nder Coiors.
Lieut.. w IL. Stevens, Engiaeer has been
dismissed from The service Tor defalcaLion
The correspondent Of the New York Com =
msTc:ai sums mp the total appropriations of
the last Congress at S29I 600, 900 for the army
and SO Oo0, 900 tor the navy.
j. G. Fades, of 81 Louis, has received the
contract 10 build seven gun hoats. at $50 80
each, and agrees to forfeit $500 per day tor
| every days delay after contract time.
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An accident occurred on the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad on the sth INST, ny which
Andrew Bond, Georgia soldier, was killed
and several others were injured.
Littleton I.aftwich, Esq, al old c,.Ix m OF
Lynehburg, died last Friday morning. lie Wis
Merritt, ST., aged about ~ years. died III he
same city on Saturday.
The b,ac ksmiths at the dosport Navy. ard
ARE on a ''strike." Cause-iisagreement with
the naval officers.
General Wool has not been ordered 20 Fort
ress Monroe, or any other point OF active wer
operations, as reported.
The New Haven Journal says that the -
Jcnnecticn. Regiment brought home with
them - negroes from Virginia. -.
Henry Lindsman, an old uad resrec table
IL the OuaCnita river last week.
Gen. Watkins. commander Ut the Southern
forces In Missouri, IS II half brother OF He.ry
CLAY,
The steamer kanawha was burnt lasl IL, u :
day floTnins. iosty milea osio 81 Momphis No
lives lost.
The Great Last IN sailed from Qaenes for
Liverpool on the 9th inst taking 500 pas.eel
gers.
John T.. Pardy has been arrested IN Nor.
iois Tor altering reasonable sentiments.
"a young man, named John kufosd. wac
drowned ~ lynchhusg Hast Friday n
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.,,rcu oro,R TROOPS DOWN THE PkNlNs.LA'
VA" xn INN gVgNiNG OF HAMPTON.

,c.,os-n from one Of the participants IN the
..oliiion that terminated in the burning "
,',u,o.on. that General MAaRrnkR' VIVA
g his force, left the Camp at Yorktown
Friday week, and proceeded 10 Dung
We, ;,. miles from Bethel, where he re-
cod some days. Subsequently, no went 'o
- and then to within five miles Of
-. Market bridge, where no remained
~ ,,gb, Tuesday last. Early On Wed
morning, he appeared within a mile
"A = half OF Newport News and drew
&, hattie array. 1t was reported that h'
.,,onn;eated with the commander Of thu
= -,;e4atiou and challenged him to battle
..h,,h he declined; bat there Is no certainty
Inf this. Al all events, the federalists re
.,oed in their fertilization.
Acor waiting an hour and half or so
neral MAaRuuEg marched tow ards Hamp
-. In crossing New Market bridge tn,
.scry's pichetS fred and fed one Of our sol
.ers Nirginian, wa slightly nounded 10
d.. f,,e. The General went to within mic
Ida half Of Hampton and halted. At A'Sa'
..,ge 6rcs we're built a: this point aid inc
...,eral withdrew 10 within three mics o.
.i.n,,on. After midnight, finding that the
INV made no demonstration whatever, he
..,s,che3 =,me tso or three regiments {!
.f.n,rv and troop Of cavalry to Hampton
,.t distractions to burn !; down. This force
..,sr,l the town, found it unoccupicd except
- me or two persons, and, 81 about 5 o'clock,
the place on ire. At halt-past three ths
HE town was in blaze, and by morning
49, reduced 70 ashes.
Oh hurs lay General MAQfUDER returned te
.o,5e~
The b4rning o.; Iiamptoa, We learn, was
psIe.ed u military necessity. 1t Was as
mined that it was 10 be made winter quar-
.-~. f,I the Federsilsts. and Il complete iorui-
.saa. shlch indeed Was already commenced,
,.,. To- he thrown up for its defence. ndel
.s.. representation, as painlal as II was to re-
,,-s such i place as Hampton to ruins, every
me readily aequiosccd, and three gentlemen
pDe-. Of houses there, Joined the expedi.
en- and with agacrity applied the torch them.
ave. T. their property. Every true South
IN n.aa would prefer to see his house in ashes
,st1eF than il become a place OF shelter TO the
INVADER, from which TO carry ON MS war o. ra-
ne and desOlau0n.
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ten i,yon.- tarious 4, MARTA

BALTIMORE, Aug. The Washington star
reports that Gen, Lyon was killed at IA later
battle than thai at Dug's Springs.
ST. I.orIs, August S.--Ehe Herald Ettru of
yesterday afternoon, has reports from various
sources indicating the captur. OF Hea. Lyon .
Later adV.ces from ST. Louis do not confirm
the above.l
ST. LoUIs, Aug. S, Z. NJ The last heard OF
Gen. Lyon was on Sunday lat. He had de T.
termined 10 return TO Springfield, fearing
that tee Southern cavalry would outfiank
him and take Springfield. A fight had OCCUR
red at Athens. between the Iowa troops, as
sisted by the Home Guards, and the Nilsson 70
ri1ns The latter are reported to have been
WoTs ted.
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Arrest ofI,j,ut. CoI Tytrr

CIScISNArI, August S.-Charles II. Tyler.
(nephew of john TylerJ formerly Ii Captain
IN the United States Army. bat now ii Lieu
tenant Colonel in the Confederate Army, has
been arrested here. lie came here Tor the
purpose of conducting his lady home
Mrs. Tyler teiegraphsd her husband at
Louisville and At Nashville not to come TO
Cincinnati, us she thought il was dangerous .
The dispatches failed to reach him. Colonel
Tyler having demanded TO be released on
parole, he has been confined iii Newport Ky }
Barracks