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ADEssY or Mus Il. larry Macarthy will up
pear III this piace to-nigh in bis great character
Of @sBrien, jim Rfoughanl's great drama Of the
aIrish Emigrants Inathig character he will sing
the celebrated song Of the Irish Enligrant'a La
ments which, of ITSELF Is worth going a long way
60 hear. The whole rtainment will be worth
seeing, and should attract q crowd.
9 AIIIrARY NoTIGgs. Our readers are particularly
referred to the numerous aportant notices
which Hill be found under the proper head. It is
important that they should BID read By all. ,s,
BANK NorKsEs. IN ticea win be found in another
eoiurnn, from M The banks Of fhr city. acquanting
ME public cf Tie fact that they viii close at 2
cscloek, ID commended BY the Governor.
REaop Thes once Of the Southern Oil Conn
pany haa been removed 70 80 New LeVee street.
See ads iisen1eIt. sg54s 81 s4 sfiE
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S8~ EorAufiEar Of EubAEc ACCOMMODATIONS
announce L. PERAITA as oauddats for Au1or OF Public
Accounts al theeleeton in November y"
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THOS. O, MOORE.
Official.

Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief
NJ GRrvoT, Adiuant and Inspector General se39 2p3s
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sase saopeaG for Small .4rmss

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/ s&-Aerrtng's Patent champion EIxe aIaa
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nos. a. o. Drawer or
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frigates, 30 to o. guns each.
frigaies as troopers. sgs
transports FOR troops and Fictual
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Flags, Sscords, ssuoras, Rags.

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HEApeuARTERs LOUISIANA MrL1rI4, J
" Adjutant Generals Office, 7
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SatfEEes'R.

JUN 1t. bLIN q SUNS,
Nos SO and 81 Camp street.
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ThoseiD the country whose patriotism may induce them aid
In tbs construction of earfuy destructive piece light
tiery Of Southern invention, and for the of maintaining
Southern rights will relit whatever they may please
subscribe to To. uly ESQ., No. 20 Gravier street. New Or
/ leans, La. ...--.. se2S 2p6t
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Pollcc Intelligence, SC.

RECRLTs- CsE O. FIREARMS A Young man
named John Mccoy was arrested yesterday on
complaint of Catharinc Gavin, of II Leonard
street, who charges him with shooting at and
wuunding her in the breast. Ann T.. johnson,
of % Leonard street, testified before Justice
Kelly that Mccoy, on Sunday last, drew pistol
from his breast while standing in Leonard street,
and discharged it in the direction of the place
where Cath ,rne Gavin was Standing, The ac-
cilsed was committed by Justice Kelly for fur
Their examination.
A MNS STAHBED-llE EETCsEs To STATE
How HR Received HIs INJuRIEs.-Aboui Il
o'clock on Thursday night man named MI
chael Camilla was found by officer Jones' of the
18Th Precinct Police. living on a wall in ID ave-
nue., near 7lst street, bleeding proiu'ely from a
wound in the left side which had apparently
been made with knife. Camilla was removed
to Bellevue Hospital, where it was ascertdincd
that his wound was of u most dangerous charac-
ter the weapon having penetrated the lungs.
lie refused 10 state hv whom be had been in
ircd but referred the police to n lad named
Mahoncy. The latter, however cannot be
found.
4 BAD SLFErING PLACE.-Onicer Van Or
den, OF the 18th Ward, arrested two men named
Jane, Berrigan and Thomas Hall, on Thursday
night, charged with stealing $32 II, and two
gold ring., from Francis Smith, living at the
corner Of llth avenue and 10Th street. Smith,
il appeared, had laid down to sleep upon a stoop
in Avenue A, and Il g prisoners passing by found
the temptation 10 rob him irresistible. lhc pro-
perry was found in their possession, and Aid.
Frcar committed them for trial in default Of
bail.
FAMILY JARs.-A disturbance occurred on
Thursday morning in the tenement house No
2i0 Fast 18th street, which occasoned much eN.
element. II appeared, upon investigation, Il
have arisen in the apartments Of Michael RiOr.
dan, Whose mother and wife could not agree, in
respect to the economy Of the household, and
Michael siding with his mother, beat his wife
with a pewter can, causing n severe scalp wound
lie was ARE, ted Tor hi, brutality, and locked VI
in default of 81 900 bail.
CNuGHr IL THE Acr.-A young man, named
Edward Kyle. was detected on Thursday after
neon, in an at'cmptto rob a safe containing
| iewclrv, in the establishment Of Mr.. c. ID
Fredcrcks, No. 5s7 Broadway. lie was arrest
| cd and being of bad reputation, was committee
! for triul by AID Frear in spite Of his protesta
| tions of innocence.
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military and Naval movements,

sIGSu t. \Nr--or wUAri
We hear that the vessels now of Fortress
Monroe are ordered To take on board three
month";, provisions aud stores, and the steamers
much coal rs they can conveniently stow away.
MoRF NANNI NF~~TIS CoMING NOM.
The L. $. sIilin,, corvette Saratoga had &C.
ccyci her homeuarl bound ORDER, on the coast
of Africa, on The 18th Of July, and was expected
To- -ail for the United State, in few day. The
M site and Sumter wgrc about to leave Porto
Gr,ndc for Nrw York.
The SLAYER caught b., the Bri,i,h,ruisrr-, ard
reported some time since, were understood 10 he
released l.y the British Animal, for want Of
proof.
The officer. q, II. u. NJ. steamship Riuuldo
visited Commodurc Brcc1r yesterday. at tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wmh q, the Yard /, slack this week, there
hcng only four rmall gunholis fitting out, in
| Conscquer prct, number Of mechanic, AMI
lahorers were discharged ,r,tcnlay. They will
| STAR, and S,rpcs. Alabama and three other Ne,-
sis are expected thcrc.
RUNNING rlE M ooEADE.
The British schooner \ ,Abu~'h, Capt, Gage
! run ,hc blockade of Newhun, AMI arrived a
Matn2as on HE l2th, sailed again for Charles
ton ON the 2lth. The sloop No,uk, with th
secession ila,, run the blu.kul, OH tharlc.tor
and arrived "a, Manla- the 4lst.
| KGIMrNrs UoINr TODAY.
Tho 10Th Regiment, Col. DE Trobrianl, goc
to-day. Tho Washington Grcys, Isl Re simcnt
COL Mo. re- also roo, to-day. The Colonel q
th- latter re- mcnt hts sent 10 Us acommmica
ton acknowledgment he Linlnes, aud liDcrllry q
r.lu, friend, oth', command, and trusts tina
all The hope they have encouraged and expcc
iation th.y have held forward in regard to thci
future course will he NOR than realized. Boil
regiments will appear ON Broadway before tax
inS their departure.
TUE FmsT REGIMTST or FIRE IorAvFs
this regiment are now In quarters ON Bedloe'
Island. The remainder Of the six hundred an,
eighty who reported at tho City Assembl,
Rooms arr ,clttcrcl, no one knows where. A
We, the War Department has not decided t,
adop' eN reno measures with the deserters, bu
certainly such an example of insubordinatiol
.houd not long lie allow d to spread it, banelll
influence.
| HAyANA STEAMERS ARMING.--The steam,
sh'p Columbia, oi the SponOrI & Tleston lin,
! II vana, goes Out today armed, not only +
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els, bu, 70 overhaul and punish all privateer

resist but 10 overhaul and punish all privateers
OF pirates with which she may come In contact.
Her armament consists Of two 12-pound rihed
cannon, one brass 6-pounder, riAed, and two
iron 3.ptunders. Twenty marincs were shipped
10 man The guns. The steamer Marion Of the
ZANE line will I've similarly armed.
79Tn REoIMESr-A list Of tho members &C
the 10Th Regiment, who took no part in tho re-
cont revolt, having been sent on here, their re-
lstives entitled to aid fom the relief fund re-
, ceiycd it yesterday. The distributing Office on
the Fourth avenue and that in the Park were
10th crowded ycsterlay.
GryBoATs prRcuA sED ny GovERSMESr--
The United States Government has purchased
from Mr.. g. Clark, Of Jersey City, four schoon.
ors, ranging from one hundred to one hundred
and eighty tons burden, which will I've fitted
coast. The vessels are all new are said to sail
well, and cost about $27, 800.
THE ENGrSEER CoRrs oP TifR 1irm RE-
GIMESr. - The Engineer Corps Of tho Four
tconth regiment having been discharge from
the United States service, are expected home o..
day. 1t appears that the Government would
not acknowledge them as Eli ncors, AMI having
enlisted as such they demanded their d schtrse
1t was some time before the Goycrnmcn. could
DO induced to let them go, but eventually,
through the intcrcisSion Of some Influential
parties in this CITY, their discharge wa, granted.
The corps number, foriy-threc men. They were
TO be sent home before the battle Of Bill Run,
but remained and participated in the fight a. the
request Of Col. wood The Colonel having
been wounded and taken prisoner was the cause
Of delaying their discharge until this time.
1HE THIRrEESIn RfGfNESr VoLuSrERns.
Three companies Of the Thirteenth regiment
OF volunteers, Col. Abel Smith, mustered at tho
Armory in Brooklyn Yesterday afternoon, for
the purpose Of making arrangements to 20 into
camp on Rlkcrs Island. Eve companies Of the
regiment are pretty well advanced and will
soon he up TO the war standard. They arc com
manded by Captains Stone, Chappcll, White,
Belts, and Johnson.
TIiE FIFTY-riFTH REGIMENT. 49, It is said
there H. to be- no further delay in the departure
Of the Fhty-fiith FrenclD regiment, AMI that
it will positively proceed today, from the camp
on Staten Island, cmbarkng at Vanderbilt
landing and proceed thence direct to Amboy,
on the way to Washington.
| GrNEEosTTY Ar CANr MrErING.-Tb
sum Of siOO was raised on Thursday last in a
Methodist Camp Meeting at Sing Sing, for the
benefit Of the Continental Guard, Col. Perry.
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WAR Usovements, &c.
OuR NRu, ~ wE-TERN VIRGINIA.
I1TtCK IEF.

ItduiHyLu. Ayq. 80. - The Bdr'loor.
1a,,,rup ha the following authentic lut.lli-
gen rcgaIdirr, thc division II G. IN. Rn.ru ran-,
on'a ,od from a wcl.kuoNn crulrn OF Bd'l-
morc, who returned Yesterday from Nur,hW,,t-
era Virginia:
The name oi this gentleman ha. been freely
used in Baltimore in the last few ddNs. ~ hty.
ing written letter declaring that there had hrru
q real battle, in which Gen. liu-cncrIn, va, de-.
fraiyd.
tn, gentleman .avs that mp To the afternoon
Of the eth in,l. Gen. lo,cncrans wa, NOT oul,
alive uud we'll, lut W., quietly trIn,ac.img hl,
important functions at Nj, headquarters.
M 'n,uuwuiou whatever was understood tu
have leon received at headquarters. N,N- Of
thc gna.roI Colonel TYLER near Sumuar,vllc
had been received, hui OF uo other action
h.,,ui al coca ioal contact Of 81 hcts or scouts.
AiLou,h it VS., uu, knuwu c\aclll whcr, the
iui,r, e. General Eu.rn,rnI were posted. OF
their m ilrr-, ID was evident that the General
va under $50 special alarm in regard 10 them.
II i said that hi. scouts hal reported that the
main luiv 81 tho Confederate forces believed tu
| hr Commanded 10y Guc,al Lee, anl hum seven
tu 'yhl thousand strong va, cn,lnprd uu 70
large plain, within four or siV miles only Of the
'n,tmmucnt oi Captain REYNOLDS, who /, ,u-
l"-gi 4" have with him the Target portion ol
Cen. kO-Cu, rMIs truup..
II was lulie,cl that no attack would hc made
by either a lhc southern forces Cnmnlndcl hv
General l.cu ur General Wise, unless they could
| find n stullus drtncl incnt to encounter, ~ in
| thc case of Iduuh TNlcr, Of the sh Ohio Ragi
| m,ut near Numtu,rvillc.
various accounts are gwen Of the lmcn- q
| General. lac, Wise aud Pl'yd, Tut no accurate
| Information seems 10 hc pOssc--yd outside Of Gen
| E".cncrIus' own stair.
| Opinions diiler very much anon, militIr
men and other in Western Virginia ~ tn th
prohahilili ofunN hing like general cn;ag,
mont between the respective armies ia that qurI
| tor
| Every confidence seem, to lie ryposcd IN N
ability of General Ru-cucr,n- 10 miintin hin
self AGAINST AN, force, Likely To bc spared 10 a
tack him.
lie la, excellent aid. AMI oHi.,rs to suppo
him, who have doubtless helped him in no,i,
| inr an effective army.
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U'ULu0uo, Iyg. 3u.-O1c'al dispatches
from the llnsl Indies state that the lllr officer
hu- received the order Of The Navy Dyplrlm'u mt
lur ,hr immediate return oI the squadron 10 the
lr.ted State. One ship viii, however, he lei,
there. AM also on the coa,is Of Africa AMI II
r0 1ilatt,r the squadron, -hall haze been with
drawn lur hlorAldmF rurP"-'-.
NEw urvUE IuE Captured ~I.ANE-,--CoOp
~ N,f IuH i'NIRNuNNus.
Tho GDVym,r Of Frngndo l'o hu h,cu MI
thorlnr hN the Smnsh GryernmoH' 10 "r,oiy,
in that island u ceralu uum'er Of slaves, Who
may lo vapgrcd hyN,,scl, Of the United States,
that hcing iwc, they may thclc acquire the
benefits Of ciN ilIaiion.'
Flag officer Imam has communicated the
following TO or Government
RLEEIs TNMrIlING VIM NAVAL OFFICERS.
II appears from the same correspondence from
tie African squadron, thai the ~ccc,-iuni,ts IN, @
been sending circulars to naval officers OF south
en birth, holding out inducements ia leave the
United States service and join tllat OF the dis.
disunionis,s with equal rank.
First Lieutenant OF Marines Tatuall, rccciy-
ed one Of these documents,
RIG ErTION OF THE RRooKLYS PHALANx.
The President today received the Brookly.
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Iucnyy Seizure of Gold b, thu Rebels.

FdyGi,, 49,, tpg. 22.--Apprchon.ious being
felt that the branch of the state Bank at thi,
place would he robbed, the cashier yesterday
.cut the sp"cic, amounting 10 about =lOOWD,
20 Allen depot. ON the Norih Missouri Railroad,
tor transportation to IT. Louis. On rtichiug
Allen HE money wa, seized bv party Of ~ 80
cc,.ion'.iS, led hv Capt PoindcN;cr, and carr Il
on Whether il viii he recovered Is not now
KNOWN some saving that Caps. Poindcxtcr has
been induced to return u to the Bank, while oth-
( e Northwest
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Three Days Later from Europe,
The ArnEo OF Cape Race,


CAP Racr, dugna BO.-The U. q. Mail
steamship Arnro, Cap. Lines, from Have ria
Southampton 21st inst, passed Cape Race at g
A. NJ. tody. She was boarded by the p. es
yacht.
ARRIVALS ON Steamships hnglo-Sixon,
ATul u, and City Of Baltimore.
The steamship E,na, which broke her shaft
when 200 miles on her voyage to New York,
had arrived back at Queenstown. Her pas,en-
GER were transferred to the Glasgow, which
would leave Queenstown on the 22d for New
NUh.
I!rcni Britain.
The Grca, Eastern was expected to tahc more
ucol g. Canada.
American securities were unaltcrcd Con.ol4
90 .-tagi - for money and ~ for account.
The cotton market hls advanced l-l6d.Hl-Sd.
France.
The dcioirrcv in the wheat crop wa gene
mlly ndmUHi.
The Eractioni.t were ever, hcIc beaten by
the Vicar General d Sumcrcnto.
TWENTY nine prcstsand three monk, wcro ar
rested o. the castle
The E,nciiunist. az Circc!lo re- made pri-
lntrj l., the ro, III troop-.
(ITal- wa taken alter short resistance
GirL hi was expected a. Nal le, on th" Nth
Of September thD anuivrr-Ir. ol his cntr} into
Nul'. Grand Gtsv crc preparing.
Gu,wl lid,ni remind, the government that
lie ,rlv Professionally accepted the Litutcn1i"N
ol Nnlr', lut will not resign Unt the country
hls Lc,n purrod urhri and, aud a rev L'cu-
tenant shall !, appoint 4.
1muTuli, aud perfect order prevails a.
Rome.
Turkey.
The ~tlian continued FOO effect reforms.
Tlr CniDioi the Herzegovina insurgcni, htd
r,.t.' cI the in,crrc,,.Ou oi Russia for peace
with o., Tul-.
Urru, ra.ha had approved of thc pr'ro-e3
Ru.,ut and Austrian Embassy at Con, tn'
ut,l' and dcputicd commissioner 10 proceed i'
up n ne o intion7.
Trnu Michel OArcuowilch announce, in
III. speech trpar,,ioi, for an interior log,li-
l,u,,, AID measure for the organization pl
national militia in the ninubnn prime 'paitie-.
ono thousand Mouoncgriu' attacked village
ON She Tubi-h frontier, and were rcIul~'d with
% e. .I|.i.
\ ~ Ni.h war steamer had aui,oi a.
n,tuc
The Eu..,ar. had sustained auo,hcr lc'ra,
i'um thy CiIrh-.iau-.
Ru--inn Pollard.
Sptiuu, disturbance, had broken ont Mt Kali
| dab for anc-lirg a man. Patriot, were in-ulcd
| number oi men surrounded the Colonel and
| demanded the prisoner release, which wa
| erabtri, when III" garrison assembled and
Threatened To iirr ~ the people. Nmn'rrs
| Ncry avn, ted.
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IMPORTANT FR0M MISSOURI.


QripcH W., iuq. 2P.-Iieut. pinllcy, Of
Captain Ealson company Of the SiNtcrnh rcgi-
mont Of volunteers. came % tai, city last even
iug.
lie states that largo ho'y of rcbcls, yari.
ou>lS estimated ium Twenty-Five hundred tn
three thousand, under the notoriou, NJ rtr
Green took Io.,y,.on Of Palmyra, No, yc. ell
daN morning.
There W,rr Do United States troop' there to
defend il, and Ell course no resistance Wa mad .
Some tl, hundred Of tna rrh,l, were in the
town, ,ud tie balance crcuup,d ON the ou.-
lr.
\ train II rnrS poutlmir,n large qumtit, 81
nr-ksl- for the troop u, s.. Joseph, which left
lIuauilsu So. ,rdit. WIS met iu.o near plm,
~, ard Wa urrd 10 lcun. No damage, fr
tuudlN .N.rl,nr.
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LvisriNe, dsg. 3O.-Ex- President Pierce has
arrived here irt IN the northwest
MORE rllrsrpHNrIAL NONSENSE.
The Frankfort Commonwealth avs the Conf
mis- toners from Gov. M,gofin have returned
from Washington and delivered sealed packages
10 the Governor II Is said the President Is
willing to await the action Of the Kentucky Le-
gislaturo jutt chosen from the people, and Is
disposed to accord with their wishes.
ANOTHER DECLARED TRAITOR.
Ex-Ministor Preston, address 'ng a picnic At
Lexington, KY, today, f,vorcd neutrality aud
lcace for Kentucky, but did not believe she
could preserve eitl er, and IL not, the sooner she
went with the South the letter.
Gen. a. Sidney johnson wa, at Mesilll on
u . 81, at the head of 800 Texans and in pur-
suit d Col Mourc.
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INV HARLEM BHIpGE.-The Golfer dalu
constructed at the end Of Third avenue, for
building the New York pier of the new Harlem
bridge, was broken in by the tide, last TUESDAY,
after the contractors had pumped some Of the
water out. The accident was owing to the ma
tcrtl Of the dam being hcmlock, instead Of oak
or pine, A. named in the specification. The loss
will hc lelt most materially in the delay which
will necessarily occur before the work Of build
ing the pier can 20 on.
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Thcu.u, uuil Ola u.ning p1per slys'
The Bln, Cuuma 90 w'o went to urs,' a
i,,oruus IIuU,ut.ou # the war, have Part Of
h,m ,.imod, anl report their interview with
tlr Go, crDmcnt Ia lave h.ru Of the most salts
i.r,o,, description. Secretary Chase appear, to
have an iuyrcasm- perception Of the require
ucnts Of his position ami to master better
uuwlrdsc Of the detail If business. The
President received the C,umittoo with great
unukuc~-, and succeeded in removing 'ome pre-
.rdicc- IN their mind against certain mcmbcrs
81 the tabnct, by showing ooucm-ivcly that 4
portion of the popular notions oil "iuD HI icncv'
were lll-iourded, and the remainder a p,oc,s,
NJ correction.
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1st-The North Presbyterian Church, by inv tation'
will worship with the 3ith street Reformed Dutch
Church, In the new edifcc let. 9Th and 9Th AYES.
ard Rev. DIR. HATFIELD, pastor Of the former,
will preach; service At ~ O'Clock. Preaching in
The 3ith street Church, In tho morning. by the pas
tor, Rev. PETER STRYKER. log
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" ~ 'A'h wv w AilH N'fNHoluulSlh W.
NOEd all DOUBT.
TIir SATGoSAT loan.
The Secretary If the Treasury contempli,cs
issuing an address to the public in behalf Of tho
national loan.
ELEi Is 6or Tnr WuErr ~ THEIR OwN GAMr.
An army officer stationed on the Virginia II 10
ct tie Potomac port that while We have lost
several oldcrs til. week in picket skrn. hing,
at least sixteen Vi the enemy were certainly
Killed.
Ofthc alleged di.loyal employees in the Treas.
IVY D'Ia.tmou', it Ia, b'on asccr,aincd that
twenty ceased to hr clerks before POltcr's COM
ni.ico rcInucnc,d it, inScstgation and that
about the sane number are endorsed by th ,ir
respective friend, ao true 10 the Government.
There i, no account Of the remainder Of those
reported bv the Committee.
Washington, AUg,,t 80. A place has been
discovered in the city Of Gcorgctown, kept Nv u
-rcc-.ioni,t, where runaway soldier, are afforded
facilities Tor excl banging their uniform. lur citi-
lcns Clothc,. Noy,rd colder, have escaped in
th's WAY.
4 sharp fellow in one Of the camps ha, been
90 aged lur s"nc time in forging li,,,, aud
ceiling them nj twenty-five cents each. lie did
ruol lusin,-- tni',rc he WIS detected.
Tho Thrift nth tRnchc,trD regiment Of New
York volunteer. la, lost only two men by disease
since It's arrival here.
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The Coming OF Jesus Chris, to Judge tho

NUTTd, NJ or Utlr The AUtlnNaT Elulnl NIaI POINT,
1-G1.-STEpIlEN REED, Esl will lecture upon and
show tho certainty of the termination OF the great
prophetic =, RODS challenging the most rigd nyes
legation to the accuracy Of his ponts) In the I'M
mediate vicinity of the auumuul equinox, lN6l, IA
the lecturer room Of the Mercantile hrary Assoc IL
ton, sth Il, Astor Pace, uu sunday next, lst Sop
tender, At 10y a. NJ. and 3 4. NJ, at which tme
will be- cons derod the first dl oi creation, and 1t
day the deuge, and errors In chronology shown,
and points Of time Identified.
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Cdi'o, aug. aO.-lt is reported that the rchcl,
under JcH Thompson and Gen Hardce are rtll-
ing back on New Madrid.
'bi"Ggo. Aug. 3n.-A Dispatch from Cairo
says that news la, boon received At Can, o.
rarlcau that The rebel. have rctrcatel from Il ~
ton 10 Bloomfield. II this il true, there are now
no relcl- within 80 miles Of the River.
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Ck ~ippi. 4 vg'nJ 30 -Goycrnor D,nni-on
las just received the following tclcgrlphic lii,
patch from Brig ldicr General Cox
"GNriEY liulpGT, I"guH \uihcntic
report, show tina, t. Of Our soldiers werr killc :,
and about 10 wounded at the recent battle at
Nunumcrsvlllc. \ lirg, number Of the seventh
ohio regimen scattered during the fight and
are missing, but it j, hoped that most Of the.
will escape.
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phaisnx from the Ortico Of the Executive
Mansion.
PAYING OUT TREASURY NOTES.
The Government employees have received
Que sixth Of their present months salary In
Treasury notes and the remainder in specie.
PROPOSALS. FOR IMPROVED ARMS.
Piivae parties are exhibiting 10 promi"ent
officials, and offcring to supply the army with
the Pr ssisn Needle guns.