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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-30

cBPrince Alfred, the second son of
E3gland's Queen will visit Canada the
coming season, arriving about the first Of
June.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-30

c. Gen. Lane is reported to have given
i; as his opinion that President Buchanan
is 50 kurrupt' for the Democracy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-30

JEFF. Davis is called the ssLior OF the
Souta." Some Of these days, perhaps,
Gen. Scott will make him lie down with .
"ldns. ns.''-payson Journal.
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ca The Common Council of New York
city have unanimously passed resolution
inviting Senator Crittenden TO visit that city.
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TERRITORIAL APPOINTMENTS

Wm. Gilpin, Governor; l.. S. Wells,
Secretary; B. f. Hall, n. Y, Chief Justice;
l.. n. Pettis and C. l.. Armour, Associates
Justices {. Townsend, Marshall Wm. l..
Stoughton, Surveyor General; l.. B. Ed
wards, Attorney General.
DACoTAu.
w. Jayne, of H., Governor; F. Bliss
Chief Justice; l.. o. Wileston, and A. A.
Buston, Associates II. N. Vale, Attorney;
w. A. Sharp, Marshal; G. o. Hill, Sur
veyor; S. Hutchinson, Secretary.
NEVADA.
J. W. Nve, of n. Y, Governor: George
Turner. Chief Justice J. n. Mott, II. Ho-
ratio Jones, Associates; d. Bates. Marshal:
B. B. Banker, Attorney; 0. Clement, Sec
retary; J. W. North, Surveyor.
NEBRASKA.
Alvin Saunders, Governor; ". P. Kelley,
Chief Justice; J. S. Miller, Ass sociate.
1t would not do to ''bet" largely that the
names above given, attach to the persons
actually appointed to fill the Offices enume-
rated. The telegraph generally plays sad
havoc in rendering the names Of individuals.
For instance, we were informed day or
two since, that II. Harris, had been con.
frmed as Marshal of Iowa-only a slight
mistake, seeing that our old friend, ii. NJ.
UoxlE, was the individual who had been
honored with the Marshalship.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-30

GOVERNOR OF NEBE.sx,

For the pas. TWO weeks the people Of
Nebraska have been laborins under the
"soft delusion"-as Gov. BLACK would saw
that the Hon. d. X. CARTER, of Ohio.
had been appointed Governor of that Ter
ritory. The latest telegram from Washing
ton, however, cuts short the Guberna,orial
career of Mr.. CARTER, and announces ,ha,
the Hon. ALVIN SAUNDERS, Of Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, is the ''coming man." Our Nebraska
neighbors will have no cause, whatever. to
regret this change. Mr.. SAUNDERS is man
of commanding abilities, and has had much
experience as legislator-haying reprsent-
ed Henry County in the Iowa Legislature,
as sSenator, for the last twelve years. He will
give dignity, influence and efficiency to the
Executive department of the Nebraska Ter
rltorlaI Goyernment-suppositio attri-
butes Of Gubernatorial authority, to which
that Department in Nebraska, has been a
total stranger, ever since its organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-14

during the rst ten days Of the month Of May where
much blood was split although neither Of the contending
parties had obtained decisive advantage.
Despairng Of triumph by force Of arms, General Mos
guerra has had recourse TO his usual willy means, and
must to certain extent have succeeded in tampering
with some OF the army since two superior ofcers have
been arrested by orders Of the Executive and msun.
Outstanding has taken place between the Commander
m-Chef, General Paris, and the President
The enthusiasm Of the people Of Bogota favor OF the
government was considerable and Canal arrives before
Mosquera enters the capital the defeat Of the latter may
be considered certain
Colonel Gutierrez Lee, the Governor OF the State OF
Cundinamaca reported 70 have died Of the wounds he
received the battle OF sabachoque on the 26th Of April
Colonel Diego Of the government forces, two Generals
and Colonel Of Mosqueras army are also said to have
died from the same
The rebels in Antoquia II is stated, have been every
where beaten which will enable General Enao TO go to
the relief of the government elsewhere II may there
FORE be said that the rebels only force sufficient to
act the defensive in the States Of Bolivar and Magda
lena.
The gentleman from whom gather this news informs
me that false reports have reached Carthagena Of VIC
tory obtained by the rebel army under Mosquera and his
entU 1atC Bogota but these were entirely un
fpE1 I'd were propagated with view 10 keep up the
daQ1 Esprit Of the rebels on the coast.
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EpwaRp R,uav his 73d year, n native " th1 tow, Z
Lizzard, county OF Longford, Ireland
The friends Of the family, and OF his sons l. ,nN
a. helly are respect "ay invited ,s 90 a'tcut Or
tins Sunday afternoon, AT one occlocEs witF'''
Invitation, from his late re- 'dcnoe No o2 fds '."'
RowLAsD.-on Thursday, July II, EDWIN Ro"'AN"
the 9th year OF his age.
The friends of the family an those Of his flth'~ ri
liam Rowland also the member and honorary ,..i..'
OF Engine Companies IA and 16, "A9lort lia'o Com 'l
and Neptune Club, are respectful, n mFu =" - cue"
funeral, from his late residence, No. N'lN stIr'
Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock VIII "'ut '"''h 3d."
tation.
RohEsrs-On Thursday ,July IL of dis. T., =. 'W -
ALBION 7 RoBRRrs, son OF Frederick ana Mar! Il . ''
aged 20 years.
The friends of the family, and of HID bra wrf - Ar
VI. uor, rngar, Eugene and Milton are respye"A '''t
, a..onu the funeral from his late rcstcuco 90
suoe.i ihis sunday afternoon, at two u'gloc&.
~ oILoh wednesday, July 10, suddenly a s,p
ton o. the brain, RoBgRr ScorT aged as yeas =. m' q
aud ~ days, native Of Glasgow Scotland
haiax and Glasgow papers please COW
=. oprToN-on saturday, July u, LARA oSt, IA %
n - and Mary Sutton, aged % months aud 9.Ys
hfhe funeral will take place iron, the vcslc.'- 4
grandfather, John Ryder, Sing Sing ts tsndayf Ms
noon, at two O'Clock.
SLAvis.-0n Saturday, July Is, after y Very ssevt
ness ANNK MATILDA SLAvIN, daughter Of Michael a9a -
Siavin, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family tesp-c
invited to attend the funeral, this (Sundap) at,rl
from the residence OF her parents, No 23e nTonu-
half past one o'clock.
TIKRNAN.--On Friday July IL, JAMES TiFE9sS, aP- .
years, months and 10 days
The funeral will take place from the resdcrCe e"
parents, No. So Pitt street, this Sunday af,crr-'
half past ono O'Clock. The rema,Is .h be .ssA,
Greenwood Cemetery for intcrmeut.
W00D.-At the residence Of his father, near Adis
Ulster county, N. Y, on Friday, July lei WIN J. :"
aged 81 years
raj, from the above place, Monday a,lernoon, ~
o'clock.
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A5PINW ALL July D, IcVI'
Junction or Gen GUisres nth MosqusraGorernor Canal
Horciir9 70 Join tie Government F0rcss-Thrse More
Battles Fog2M, ,rh Important ReSuts-Deaths Of Gocer
nus Gutierrez lee ard other Catgs-IariSues ef Gen.
Mosquera Order Re established in Antioqnia, dc.
The Bfi;'sh steamer Caraway has just arrived from
Carthagena with dates from Bogota TO June II. We
gather tn ao" ng report from passenger Of tha, yes
sci The most reliable Information Santos Gutierrez
the succcssuischanpion Of the Nor,hera rebels had
oined his forces consisting Of nearly 800 men, those
of Gen Mosqlcra On The other hand the government
troops near Bcgoa expecting daily to be reinforced
by column under the command OF Governor Canal
numbering nearly 9, 500 men composed pari Of the
men who under Canal triumphed The 2lst of April in
Tampa over the rebel troops OF isntaader, Under Gen
}aooms.
Three 1iGerea engagements lad occurred near Dogota
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TAMMANY REGIMENT.

This regiment Is making rapid strides towards perfec
,ion and is confidently expected that they will proceed
to the seat Of war Wednesday. Yesterday John II.
Edison, formerly lieutenant In the United States Army,
was duly elected Major of the regiment The election is
one that gives general satisfaction, as Major Edison is
person Of great practical experience being graduate OF
West Point and having served with distinction both in
the Mexican and Florida Officers of this descrip
add to the character Of the regiment that they may be at
taChed to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-14

The Harriet Lane undergoing repairs at the Navy
Yard, will have her armament materially altered. Her
battery formerly consisted OF two twenty FOUNDERS
Dahlgrens), two medium thirtytwos ana one long
thirty two pivot gun Now her batteries will consist Of
four rined medium thrty-two Founders, each weighing
$500 pounds, and red eight inch columbiad weigh
ing 1900 pounds This gun will throw bolt ball Of
about ITO pounds in weight round shot Of 90 pounds
weight
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY H. 1861

date charge OF the government mount collectively
thirty gums and register nearly thiryave hundred
TONS All Of them nearly fitted for active service,
and on stations Those In harbor being fitted as
rapidly as possible. Large quantities Of shot and shell
are being taken on board which looks they TO
see
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Arrival OF Flag from California.

Mr. George Haycock formerly OF the California bar,
has us, arrived from California the North STAR having
In his possession an elegant United States nag designed
as present from the daughters Of Maine residing in
California TO the First Maine regiment in service from
their native State. The flag very elegant one and
speaks well for the foresight and patriotism OF its donors
Hon Hannibal Hamlin will designate the regiment enti'
lied the ensign, when Mr. Haycock will proceed nme-
atey 10 headquarters Of the corps and there pre-
sent the coiors with appropriate ceremonies.
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Markets.

uyn.. ,,I :, a, =, ~, "IADHTHiA, July 10 Id0I'
- r,Vuf unn at ~ " 20 Tor supevfne Wheat dull at
81 IL 10 for red, aud u l5 81 20 20 white Corn
nd whiSkcy unchanged
,n BuFYALo, July 10, 1851.
Flour unchanged. Wheat in better demand sales mo.
derafe sales 900 bushels Kenosha club at vsc, 5000
bushels No Chicago spring at 73c, and 900 bushels
red winter at Ole Corn-Hodors asking an advance
or To- market quiet: sales 20 900 bushels at Nc Whs
key steady at l4c sales so bbs Canal freghs unchanV
3D. Imports today-62,0 900 bbis. -four, 1000 bushels
wheat l4l 900 bushels corn 80 900 bushels oats,
bushels barley EXPORTS 900 bbs -four, 50 900 bush
els wheat, ~ 900 bushels corn
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THE NATIONAL, GUARD zOUAvEs.

Hereafter .he headquarters Of this regimen. will be IN
the large building the Of Lafayette place sAd
Fourth street, where The ocefs viii meet nightly @ re.
crui, sad drill The Colonel aad Lieutenant Co onel
not We, chosen hut the line and part ol the ron
Aionea officers have been agreed on. They Arc all With
aut exception ncmbers Of The National Guard Il ih.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-14
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The steamer Locust Point, Capt French, lying al the
foot Of Robinson street. has been chartered by govern
mept, and is now loading stores for Washington.
The steamer Potomska, which arrived yesterday
ing from Portland brought twenty ambulanoes for tho
government
The Uuited states steamers Hartford Dastah and Sag
nav sailed from shanghas April 30 for Yass,sze.
The s,oop.of Prebe sailed from Boston the 11th
insL bound South and anchored belsv that port her
steward being missing. Besides the sncers reported be-
fore, she takes the following Pass Assistant Surgeon
Stewart Kennedy, Of Pennsylvania Acting Midshpmeu,
r Haskia, Of New York; NJ ". Sanders, Of Califor.
MIA, Gunaea, ---- Waugh, ofN1H York.
BosTox, July 10, 1881.
Tts Cumberland from Fortress Monroe, was reported
ee;p~ This evening.
The Marion sailed from Portsmouth yesterday and The
Dale Will sal, Monday. bo,h for the South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-14
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA AND FHR ETHMUs.
s1,a44,ooo I'm SPECIE.
The Revolution Still Keeps the Field
in New Granada.
THREE MORE BATTLES FOUGHT.
More designations Of United
States Naval Olicers,
Ae.. ke.. &c.

Tue steamship North Star, Captain Jones' arrived at
chs port last evening" with passengers and malls from
California and the Ishmus Among her passengers are
Mrs. J. c. Fremont and family.
Tho following Ia the spece list Of the North Star:
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Cnlifornians i'm the Rebel Army.


MIA, June Is
In conclusion give you SEINE items OF how Califor-
mans enter the Of jeff Davis. On the day the
Breckenridge County Convention held squad OF dele
gates discussing the Details an outsider advanced
shook hands all around and asked "Wbat news'
One replied, 81 w., who was President Of the -
County Breckenridge Convention read letter he had just
received from his two brothers, who, since they left
California have been IN Eastern Virginia. and they are
in the Southern army"
GOOD; all the boys ensting. Tom n. and Eustis
write they going in }" said the Assessor but the
VS. write they intend TO vamose before comes 10 q
fight"
"W-h.atw
eyes that's go, they don't believe in Old Jef, and
what's worse they compelled 10 go In and shoulder
q rifle"
The squad dispersed Immediately.
About four months ago well known water agent,
native Of South Carolina, residing at Diamond Springs
city, throw up his situation, settled with hs
'boss and every body else, and openly declared It his
intention go and join his native State and eight In the
ranks the bitter end, &c. In due time his former en-
ploycr received letter stating that he ives "thar "bn
had found things very different from what he ex-
pecicd and he requested that funds be sent him TO- get
back The money sent, and in due course OF time
letter received acknowledging the receipt OF the
funds and stating that he had been compelled to into
the ranks then doing service for the Confederate
States army by compuson, and there was no telling when
he would get out Of his fix"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-14

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
BRACES, 6uspensory Bandages, &C. Drs. GLOVER /
rHORNE, No. Ann street, under Rarnum's Museum.
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Fire at Niiwa Ss5, 900.

Ore TAFT pght destroyed the property corner OF Rood
ard So Water strcets ls. s1b 900 Insurance oQo
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Trussos.-Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. Vesey street. Asor House, opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-14

Grover Il Bakers Noiseless Family and
manufacturing Sowing Machines. 405 Broadway. N. Y.
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Treason at Wash0c.

A correspondent of tho Alta California, at Washoc,
writes that nearly all the officers and agents OF the princi
par mining and other wealthy companies, having agen-
there, secessonsts many Of tho mining agents
going sr secrete or the use Of tho secss
sioniss) their tunnels We will not vouch for the
cGracy OF this statement but suggest TO San Francisco
capitalists who have agents in Washoe 10 look into the
matter and that the federal 6ag only OF small
size, floats their mills and ofhces.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
COL. McREYNoLD's CAVALRY REGIMENT.

COL McREYNOLDS CAVALRY REGIMENT.
The government has agreed TO furnish this regiment
with arms and uniforms before leaving New York The
horses and equipments however, will be supplied by the
government when the regiment reaches Washington.
This will be great disappointment to the people Of New
York, who looking forward with considerable inte
rest to the spectacle of full regiment Of well mount
cd men passing down Broadway for the scene Of war.
The army is in great need Of this regiment and the mus
tering in of the companies will commence on Tuesday
next. The regiment is considerably embarrassed
for want Of funds to pay expenses that have
been incurred to keep up the organization. The
officers have paid from their own pockets as
long as they able rather than go round begging Of
citizens for donations But they have expended all their
means and yet the regiment has small amount of debts
which the officers have pledged their honor TO see paid
but really have not the means to discharge the obga
ton The officers Of the German companies, too, have
had them encamped and under subsistence for at
least two months. For this the government makos do
allowance and is only by private donations that these
officers can be relieved Of obligations they have incurred
for the benefit Of the government. II 10 somewhat sin
gular that while this regiment 10 40 essential TO the
government at the present time, thousands have been
lavshed the outfit Of regiments which have as yet
been Of little service o. the seat Of Only ve hundred
dollars could be got from the Union DeencS Committee TO
assist in getting it into the field. Surely there is some
thing wrong about this
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Discovery Of Salt and Coal I'm Nevada
TcrrftOrv.

We informed, Trustworthy authority, says the
Ano Californian Of June 81 that important discoveries OF
salt and coal have been made In Nevada Territory
coal ven varying from fifteen to twenty feet wide at the
outcrop, has been found hillside near Bodega creek
only three miles from Aurora the chief town OF the Esme
rada district. The vein lies about one thousand feet
above the bed Of the creek and is thought to be very
valuable The salt lies about hundred and fifty miles
southeasward from Virginia City and fifty miles eastward
from II lies in bed apparently the dry bed OF
lake, and covers OF eight hundred acres or
II is in the shape OF small crystals and dry and
good lying to the depth Of several feet There Is good
natural road from Virginia City The dscoverers Charles
French W. Johnson and r. Mllsopps, intend to grind
the salt aud supply the Emerada and Washoe districts
with it. Salt Is used extensively in silver mining.
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MlSCEI.IIAN IrOtlS

t &-DOCBLE SOLE SHOES AND GAf1r,
"A JONES', ~ and IL Ann street. Soldiers aud vu.
please take notice.
A HIGHLY PERFUMED DRESSING FOR THE
"A named Mler's Opera Hair Tome sold cver,v
Ladles wlll beauttfy, cleanse restore, aud pcaLc
way just try IT, III cents Is all you have TO pay
ENOR SALE-A sEGAR STORE BONG NC
II tail trade, with dwelling room and workshrp.
small by three years lease; terms adv taapi~,
count of sickness. Apply at 3i2 Eighth avenue aud
Grand street
GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR TIE MILLION
" Cheapest store In the world. Goods delivered 10.
TIOS Il. AGhFH
Nos. 26O Greenwich street and 80 Murray street ~
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE nt
i invalid-Publisbed for the benea, aud Il
young men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prem
Decay, &c, supplying the means of SettCurc. By
cured himself after being put to great expense h,0uh
cal imposition and 9uackery. Single copies may be had
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq, Redford, y
comfy N. " by enclosing post paid address envelope
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Hatchelor's HQir Dye-The Best in the
world harmless, reliable and instantaneous. Sold aud
piled 1t BATCHELORS Wig Factory, Is Bond street.
CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and
TouYees the best In the world Wholesale and reta
the Dye privately applied at No. 9 Aston House.
The W0r.-H0ll0way's Ointment II Par.
tcularly recommended TO public notice under the present
trying circumstances 1t will wounds sores
ulcers when all other remedies fail should be In the
knapsack Of every volunteer Only rs cents.
Married.
THONAs--GRITrB --TAYLoR-WanB- williamsburg,
Thursday, July H. by the Rev. Abort s. Hunt EVAN p
THOMAS to EMMA NJ GRIFFITH and GEO f. TAILOR TO ANGIE
K. WHITE.
Birth.
cAhrBsL -On Sunday, July 7, at q quarter Of one
O'Clock p. N. Mrs. GERTRUDE CAMPBELL Wife Of G. W.
Campbell, Esq, Of daughter. Mother and child do
ing well.
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AhhlSALS
SsgA
sss. Army yasF hsS GsR
& os and
prShsm, Butler Board, Geo Steven, Dr. Q Smith
9srdi! Lsasnsat Andrsws United rs ss,ss Army
Fc.er lady, wMapp c.s Uaed sa
and 2Ss Ia the steerage.
sna e and %
7SS. az Ss ssa
MRS ,S,i Bs%ss M
ss 4. .s s ~
Remsna rs Xndrsds and infant Carl zosr and Mr. and
Mrs s sshnses and son New York I'd Ey,enbez Dsroit
ssyas Utica; HacS Msaiss; Moria ileneman a' and
I GtSs%. Ssn:S. seq
North Caroaa pr Knders Prevdsnce Franz Won Ea 81
6esrass. Total IFS.
lucky and Delaware Lotteries-4a authorized by act Of
Assembly passed january, 1859 Grants to run twenty
years
SHELBY CousaH, Kr-CLAss 1872, Drawn July Is, 1861
20, 50, 81, %, go, IA. 70, II, 81, 65,. s, Al.
GRAND CossoLIDAIsp-CLAss 20, Drawn July 49, 1891.
Is, 4S, Is, l9, 10: 81. s, 70. A, 81. 5, u, 50.
.
X. FRANCE h Co, Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware
OMclal Drawings Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKYsAND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 3s1 July Is, 1851
IL, "a, 8, l, so, SO, sc, 10, as, 81, 50, IL.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 3S2, July Is, 1851
:, SO, 10, 81, 8, 81, 80, SO, 81, 81, 10. II, 80.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY l. CO.,
Coyington, Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
Prixes Cashed In all Legaiized Lotteries
by JOSEPH BATES. broker 10 Wall street. New York, up
stairs.
Selling Out,
Onr entire stock
OF SUMNER CLOTHING,
FURTHER REDUCTION
OF % per cont
DEVLIN, HUDSON 4 CO.,
Corner OF Broadway and Warren street,
Corner Of Broadway aud Grand street.
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Trussos.~Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No Vesey street. Asor House, opposite the church