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Exciting Passage between Mtsgrx
Richardson And Burnett,


Exciting Passage between mtsarx.
Richardson md Burnett.
Especial Dispatches to tue Chicago Tsibnne.}
WAs.uSGTox, July "a.
There was very exciting passage, in the
House, to- day, between Gov. Richardson Of
Illinois and Mr.. Burnet: Of Kentucky. Sfr,
Richardson WIS supporting the bill to pay the
Baltimore pIIic. for services IN sustaining the
Government md preserving public order,
1Aeu Ar. Burnett denounced the bill as an.
other step in thst eedes Of unconstitutional
acts which this Administration was ferciug
upon the country.
Sir. Richardson said It was such mon as
Burnett who " ere responsible for the present
coEdition OF the country. Thtir acts at
CEarlest1n divided the Democracy end had
led to secession. Such men as Burnett, he
continued, we're the Last po.sons who ought
to stand up condemning q violation Of th,
Constitution while they themselves wer=
trampl!ng On the lows.
81. Burnett said bs w1u1d have no personal
controversy in the House, but it any gentle
man aesired he couH lave it elsewhere. =.
SIr. Richardson saia he cid not desire per-
eoral controversy with any man, but SO help
Elm God, fthe gentleman desired -cohtrc-
versy with lin he could have it any where.
11r. Val:andighan rose to point OF oriler.
&c ciGn: Ike to Rksr such talk when sn enc
my was within caszon shat Of the Capitol,
[C:ies Of s:Pslnn r., Petaw!"]
Mr.. Richardson proceeded to cri:Ecise ete
In 1F+ +1,
Genc1als had been aapointed from the Breck-
in:ldge party, Whils net one frem the Doug
las party received s; commission. He would
tell the Republican inen,bers that unless they
supported, the Dcntk army Of the No1tai,
It would not support them. Gen. Scott WAS
the greatest General on the face Of the Garth,
but he had bcen forced into the late engage.
,reat, and fought Il battle ageinst his juag-
1neut. Whose fault was it? It Eas yours.
II such things are permitted to continue, it
would GcEtroy this Government II Gen.
Scott could OF tisi.i this bsttle no ouu could.
Unless you rally around him tie county
wilt not support yoa. If you had no. forced
him TO precipitate this calamity, you would
have had victory without fighting a h.tt1e.
Mr.. Blair of No. asked how, if Scott Haz tit
to command, csuld he be forced into battle
against his own viii. Nobody had impea.hed
Gen. Scott, except ih9 gentleman himself.
Mr. richardson" take It oil back" Mr.
Richardson then proceeded to relate what hal
occurred in his Presence aid that Of Wash.
burne: Logan and others, yesterday. The
President aud Gen Scot rc1e pseseuE, wien
the laffer im,>lied fkBt tfc Cabinet l,ai fotccI
him into tue late'baitie. Abraham Liucoln
was an honest man, if lot alone, but he was
sftald hc had not power to stand up against
the willy politicians surrounding him. [Grcat
scIs.1ion.]
Ez1hc Hc1se eperl much time over The bill
| laying thirty millions direct tax on real estate
| ana Thirty millicn4 impost duties: The bill
will probably pass tomorrow. It is deemed
| reecse:sy to make sure, by this tax, the pay
| meat Of interest O. the lean, An attsmnt,
made ly Deuocrsn and South Americans, to
| sfave II otr Till nc,embc7. failed. d..
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WASHINGTON, July 21. 1861.
SENATE.
The joint resolution to approve Of the acts
Of the President was postponed until Friday.
The bilr tor the hetter organization Of the
military establishment was returned from the
House with an amendment as a substitute.
The Serate refused to concur in the amsnd-7
ment Of the House.
Tie bill to promote the efficiency Of the
army Tas discussed atle1g1h.
The biE providing fer the payment Of the
Government police at Baltimore vas passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Alr. ELIOT of Mass, from the Committee
on Commerce, reported bill, which vas
pzsEed, authorizing the President, By and NTH
the advice Of the Senate, to appoint consu1s at
any tore:gn ports where he may deem 1t ad
vissblc, for preventing piracy, ag Ealnry not
exceeding 81 500 per anunul, their Offices TO
Mr. SEDGW1Ck, from the Cemmiisee On
Naval Atiairs, reported bill authorizing the
appointment O; IN Assistant Secretary Of
Navy, at salary Of 81, 600 per annum. Passed.
A!tc, Senate bill providing for III increase Of
tle Medical corps Of the Navy. Pissed.
A1r. BLAIR, from the Committee On Mill
ta1y Affairs, reported the Senate bill author-
lxag the President to nccept the services Of
500, COO volunteers. Passed.
Mr. sEDGWICk'S bill to appropriate $l,-
500. COO to build an iron or steel clad ship or
fatte1y, passed.
Mess1s. BURNETT, Of Kentucky, and
RICH Of 1Iiaoiz, had q personal
alteration during long and interesting de-
bate on the bill appropria:ipg $1,000, 900 to
pay the U. s, police force at Boston. The kll
laksed. Adjourned.
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REPORTS FIkOuI THE REBEL
SIDE.

LOUISVILLE, July GA special to the
Memphis A1yas, from Richmond, 2aad, says
Gen. Eeaurtgard commanded on the right at
Mrrassab Junction, and Gen. Johnston on the
left. shesman's Battery is captured. Benu-
regards horse was carried from under him.
Generals Barlow. of Georgia and Bee Of South
Carolina are killed. The II nchburg regiments
arc crt to pieces.
The d'yus editorlal1y says Governor jack
son recently addressed number Of Missouri
ane, Low forming into regiment near tl,at
city, who are equ:ppiag rapidly to return to
Missouri
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Especial Dispatch to tho Clicaso TEisune.l
ST. 1oEis, July Fl, 1851.
Til. State Convection at Js1terson City, to-
:sy, did pcthirg bit refer various resolutions
to tic committee Of kc7cn appointed gcstcr-
day, which j: composed Of staunch Union
n.n rho favor a'pravisional State Govern
,uent. The State Treasurer mas Instructed to
fn1niih s:stencnt Of al moneys disbursed
since lie adjournment Of the Convention last
February. An attempt to retu.d prompt nc.
ton by r.Quiri1g msazufss to pass three read
inso cu as many separate dsys, Was promptly
tabled. The 5e.c.siorists are evidently trying
to clog action.
III tee city, news is scarce.
Judge Catro1 ls:t for Tennessee to-day.
lie hes received threatening letters lately,
warning h11n not to rc!ern to Tennessee, at
lvast it is so repo-tcd.
Gel. &eNeli's r! g;ment Of rezsrsss arrlrel
home sonio1,A
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asfXlk NAK4

sM:i;,1 and burning hospitals, bayo-
.,,;;ar .f1cwcuE.lcd, firing en- ambulances
:, shooting thcir benctactors-this ap-
,,,. ~ he the systv,n Of JeiL Uav'ss
ny w IN E1sa...rn Virginia. Il is Il very
..;-.zt, 1c sure. But wla: better can
. e,,.ft from those who employ Chick
.,r ec,1pers to help them fight tie SOL
~ ii he Irinns
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Il, ~. t''fss Ut i:ssi l'.1sx:,E..A.

T.: ~vm..4 i,.E.=sc1:Gn, J-15 p.
II =; ~ S.lva.lt :; ,,.ira:c:s, 9saa an4 11,b
, =. m''F'':s,.. i7-3 t6au11aad 6trcun. dix,
r,..s '::":':s leave ,l:i= we.x. M: cx.ii:..
a. a. - y 1s*s'c.. COMPANIES are Ia. H.:inr
-. tS.te ~: shipped frog. .se arsc1., N MA
~ ~. !enr hours, tt1;::7 lire IL, "a
s.- ;<.s' q shot :,:d z!!4::H, .c-tv :he5sa;,5
:,Sa; ,s,s. Il email s'nmunl.iaa, scy...,tT.,r.. @
-; :s"a on13s Of etsrt 'nct Co:umb;aS am.
s,3..:a. and I'll ,.s artillery Ilz:5ess -aadr ~.
go. 81. 1ar-s e-rs oi the Pi,.,,s'r !,
r:.t, s;.sa tran l1oke through lie ,4ssss,
~ ~ :, :, INC A4esseasr. O:c ian Vas E:,t.;f
i.s..!s.c, L. !.,ss oths's t:d'y Injured. Tor:c.c :is
III e Ma:ler, haa b0!a lc,s broken. RI
-, t*s ;cuad ea=t, coat ,ir:r- Inv lam. ~
a. !. Gl;Tslsr:, =, u2cic San. ''
n. .ctielan w&a due this traIn. HIT 5;d
:5. Tie eaTs f.i: the .Istsr9s "s ~ on .;9
aen. "is ca, fortunately er;sy. va ~, ~ ~ -
tss 49, Hxi1i ne soue DAYS hcfo,s lie ~ 9rns,s ~
~ ~ S' The Locomotives sustained M 49,. ~
rs:;s: t5s:; y; e::;zeas. ,rcclir to:n;y:. j, v,,
~ s:..:s.!:u tsto sns su6avy 10 i,:5s:suts Il; tx
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P1r1sDuRG, July 24.-Gen. Mcclellan ar.
rived tonight, amidst the firing Of cannon,
fireworks, and other demonstrations An
immense concoursc met him at the depot,
whence he was escorted By military, tiremen
and citizens t. the Monongohela House, and
introduced to the popnlace by Judge Shan
DoD, when he made fe1icitous acknowledge.
me1t, which received enthusiastic p'audits.
He will lave in the Il O'Clock train east-
Hars7
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%rECfAL DIS StATE2aES@
r. ssi:rs Of The TR1BISE Will find
>. y, =! dispatches from Washington
-, IL, this morning. The failure 10
,;:i.,xtchcs from there in time Tor
,s1;,ys TRIBUNE was owing 10 mis-
-,.<:,. zion Gil the psrt of our Reporter,
~ .;..url,t TINT another person was fur
::tn.g rs with tue news. Ihefe viii oe
o,;t.;e such mistakes.
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"os The Lonfryt!sc Joorn,1
Loekx aE II.

r.,, Ifoeks as IL.
~. ~ -'-1s'1l' Js1*rnal t:ys Of TIC battle Of
rs,i ! ,c ,!:t:c=z 70 rrccu1ate IS to the effects
til So Hl;iic:z =o Iizsslzuus 10 The Uni-
ttp,,.'ts Eli l-.se upon the ats&;rs If ~.
,ry H., Ce:t1:.a5 !: ,7ill czcale immense @
id ,9ss:hou: r.. tLe Southern Con1edcracy.
r:;;s' ''':: g:ocn 10 ;at hearts in IL
l:sy...s, IT,: IT,: b1t ve FER no ssasoa to Ie-
10 i.S:;. u sill tsnd IN the slightest degree
1Is,T - ). &c eca Ct :hc tra.. On the con
:,i.;i,, III, We have no doubt, create war
sd: !. :ssiont the United States, far deeper
III. "a and e;trrcr tEa1 that which has
1:.:, - :iessilea th.rc- Beyond all qucs-
!. t.. 49,; iNestytwo S:ates now battling in
:e.ft.r:st fsr;xtt Of the e. s. Goyernment, will, il
I'D e:-.' contribute every n.aa they have
tas 5s.s'll; eolas Ftethe1 Of money er credit.
rs ;isss ;k:a u sssna We do 10 xo. ws1 sav : th;:
LII /. ra ,co1qaer, and We all l;uow they cz1.
lot l,,aaGs asaoGs4uetsd; the probab:luy is tia. a
fo.e +: as and terrific Tia7 oi yeas is be.
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NEW YonK, July 24.-The steamer Marion
ARRIVED 1rcm Havana ca the 18Th. She re-
ports tho English screw f7igates JASON acd
spitare there. News was brought viz Port
Au Prince Of the settlement OF the Ha:tian
ton Of all parties. The steamers Niag,.,aud
Crusader were in pursuit OF the I'fiv-tee:
Sumter
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The Remains of Col. Cameron.
WASHINGTON, July u The body Of Col
Can't rsa oi TIE %: Ii 1sslmcat, and brother Of
tic Secretary of War, h;ls rot been recovered
" the messenger sent to obtain it. It. is re
p::.cd that the house il which Il was drno;
tied YVES burned, and i is feared thu: the 5cIy
IS reduced 10 ashes il the coa1agca:ion.
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pnEss DISPATCHES.

measures are Dc1nE adopted oy the Naf Us
rsrtmcnt for thorough and complete reor-
gsnizaticn cf our army. Old systems will be
changed to practical modes for the better
management Of or forces, BY providing rc1ia:
ble cf1icsrs. 70 this endtha Secretary Of War
has issued general orders to-day, that all OIL
GERS Of regiments will be subject to cxamina-
tion BY Board ot OGlcc;s, TO be appointedby
the War Department, with the corcurrenceof
the commanders: -.
To-day nearly 10000 rnan Lave been accepted,
and 1t this moment are being mazshaled into
the se1rice all over tho North.
The prompt appointment Of Gen. Mcclellan,
w1o is now On his way here, to command the
Grand Anny, has given uuaoubtcd satisGa:-
ton and created great enthusiasm among the
The following additional wounded hare
beea received al Georgetown: 3nd Wisconsin
regiment c. DasIg, ]. B. Whitney, Of Co.
Z; G. n.Hyde, Co. G; Sergeant Jos. Roberts,
Co. E.
A special dispatch to the New York Tribune
eays, TIVE negroes who were met on the road
near Manassas ay they counted 10 wagons
filled with dead rebels.
The French ald English Governments are
undoubtedly discussing the question Of our
hlockade, and propositions Of some kind may
be expected in q few weeks !.
tt il believed here that Gen Johnston and
his rebel forces will retire from Manassas to
The position they formerly. occupied.
There is 10 doubt, from the reports Of our
-n.,,4o %hn4 ,oon;n oncnrroa or,nrer ii, a -e3>n1
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WASHINGTON. July II.
1 tiag Of truce ha. gone to the 1ela cf bat
t1c with lcng train Of du1eulancas foz the
wcnndcd, and to bury our de:l. The tzsltu il
ATTENDED by negroes and guard Tae lag Of
tlucc TIA: went out for the body Of Col. JAS.
Came ron Of thc 7Jth, tbroi her Of the s:cse
t;ry.) kas not been able to recover it. Il is
reported tha: the body was burned up in q
building. fired By the rebcla.
The ccrduct Of the rebels in disrcggarlinE
our hospital tlaggs,-llring the hospital, killing
wounded men, ctc,-excitcs hsrrsr. The
dan,nipg tale Of their brutalities will rbt be
lalf told.
lie now said that Gen. Patterson Disregard
cd strong intimdtions rs to bis duty, but not
positive orders. That is, he was expected aud
fully empowered to make an attack upon
Johnston but Was too great coward to do
60. The explanation does not benefit Patter-
esu's case any. He has made his record, and
it will stick to him.
Secretary Cameron strovc to prevent the az
tack, on Monday, upon his return to Wash
i1ston On Saturday night, go convinced WIS
he Of its madness; but he arrived here too
late and 77as not able 10 order forward all the
regiments that could 60 across the river.
Gen. Mcdowell and al his officers doubted as
TO the reeult, when the attack was made, but
it was determined to run great risk in the
1cpe Of q great victory.
! Nov tie attempt is being made to charge
everything upon the newspapers aud politi-
clans, who certainly urged On adEance, but
not such NJ advance rs this, unsupported as 1t
vas and lily prepared even for victory, much
less for defeat. =.
among those who narrowly escaped cap
tu1c, we're Quartcrnastez.General Meigs and
ScEatcr Wilson.
A negro slave who had been employed as a
cook by the End Aaba,na regiment, says that
to his personal knowledge the Quastermaster
; Ct the rebel army prepared rntions for $1,000
mex on The morning Of the battle.
No regiment was under fire more than
once, except at long interval Of rest. Forty
wagons filled with tic rebel dead paescl here
|. about . o'clock. =.
There is no doubt tia! the rebels killed our
wounded or tie field. by tic roadsi6es, and
slelled one Of cur hospitals. e..
Our loss in artillery, ammunition and pro-
visions, left, captured or th1oWn away, ii
probabl ly within $500, 600. - -. go
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WASHINGTON, July 24 -Dou5ls eagles which
have been tanpered with by counterlaiters
were detected Today at the Suh-Treasury.
They laa been split crcn, tue central portion
ta6cu cut, then ti1led up ~tth Flattnumeand
newly milled. They we're Of the e1acL weight
and Eize Df thc naT coin.
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NEW YoRK. July 2f.-The subscription list
Ct the Il, ,0G0 loan OIL 10 days treasury
ntstcs ut par. footed up earlT this morniu..
over 81. .000,00o It was supposed that the en-
tire amount seuld be take,, before The close
OF the day. The Assistant Trs asurar did not
r5gc The matter during the cxcitenent of
yesterday. and the subscriptions since Moa-
asy aoen have nearly all bcun voluntary.
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r.. eoHftasr.tc Forc. at rx.ra..ax.
f:sIa.:l ls..ng sHs Is The lret paragraph Of the
Little Il NJ - lac Southern psp.rs. es the
A p.r,. R1cusosD, July IL.
slsna:!:s t:si aE9t ms bssn 1aging ~! G.y at
| 'a4:;ae.' ':9'ay Mo@se'.d being engaged On
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Re:urnins to their Camps, etc.
Especial Dispatches to the Chicago Trfbnne1
WASHINGTON, July II, 1851
Washing ton is reEiving' from the depres-
sion consequent upon the great disaster Sol
die1s and officers have gone to their respective
encampments, and order is rising cut Of
chaos. Fifteen thousard troops, constituting
the reserve, which were not brought upon
the field, are in as good condition as possible
after long march upon insufficient ratlen5:
Other regiments, which were in The action,
are row being fully re- organized, and eli arc
improving in condition every hour. :
t. Had our company officers in the late en-
gasepent been good for anything, NC should
auye been much better off. "
Ger. Mcclellan, Eho il expected to-day,
wi!l be worth 10000 men to the arny and the
Cspita1.
These who have been carefully engaged in
prep ring Lists Of killed aDd wounded, believe
that the ,shule will rot be more t1,an coo, OF
uhum two or th1Co hundred only arc killed,
the balance being wounded more OF less
seriously.
Thsstvere ]oss fell amopg TIC Fire Zoua7es,
The Coth uri=h,) the 10Th (scotch,) a,.a the
71st, all Of New York; aid this Two Rhode
| !slsad regiments.
i! The Western regiments suffered conpar2,
! lively little.
Tie Commissary Department is responsible
in great degree for che disaster. Hungry
I be1its a1e unleeitati1g1y pronounced to DO at
The bottom Of it by the field officers. Another
cause Was the absence Of any one entitled. TO
| give general orders; and still another, the ex-
| hausting marches made on Saturday and Mon
| day, anl the rant Of sleep by the men. Not
| nishstanding all these things, the mcn fought
bravely from fix to nine aoura, and only yield
I'd whUn seized by al unaccountable panic.
There are conflicting accounts touching the
/ present position Ct the two armies. There is
| good authority for believing that the regi-
mcnts Of the rebel army occupy Fairfax Court
| Heusc, aud that our pickets extend olly q
few miles beyond the entertainments On the
| Potomac. On the other hand, there are re-
ports that tic rebels are retreatirg from Bulls
| Run toward Manassas Junction In the p-es-
I INT condition sf thirgs it is impossible 10 ar-
rive at the truth.
I Regiments are being offered by. the scores,
/ -a1mcst BY the hundreds; aud the war Office
is crowded with business. These ofr:rs are
being accepted With great care, however, not
60 much from hesitation about the number Of
men as from fear that th0 officers are incom-
r.tc5t. This is rrcciccIy the reverse Of the
; policy that seemed tc kc in favor before tho
battle, when limited numbers Of men and un-
limited numbers cf inexperienced leaders mas
tie rule. The department noH accepts conl-
pleted or nearly completed regiments only
with distinct understanding that it shall
have power to pass upon the merits Of the
| officers.
-Four ncr regiments from Iowa wcrc ::cep.~
eli yesterday, and regiment Of Missouri ran
! ri IT, rcuel;fd for hY Col Ellis tc-dor.-.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FEk0M EUROPE


Ar.ira7 Of tic North designation ef
Lord R.lnac.to. Regarding The .szam.tr1de.
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:ril;catrs, Irihtltte:


-:;ctlcence Of the pressure Of mat
I'm t;sr first and fourth pages, the reg''-
:, n ;~1 dispatches to the Associated
~: !.c hereafter found on tue second
..,1 t[r TRIBUNE.
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THE MANASSAS BATTLE.

I'stt;y];ag Dc:a;'s-Ca'.sc Of tho Defat-Ern
'.1;ay q the J.h~ss-Nhaeior Of Ntc -Hen--
It'asy Tic HtIx{ Gf7ltTuls-Loss IF Arms
IIe 1tulnt.c Less0f OfhcT lMatt<rs.
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Tn @ss. Fremont.
A,;o, A'r 1ork Afre'd of Tuesd,y says:
nsnsd r., ws''IAs FHmont Ezs Eeca sum-
as cou.eil win the WI 1.a nsr,ztm tmant ,ae
N~~'- .'rt -.
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- I'D e.: ::::c=-:.::o2s i.r :au,- -sa;oa
~ : l. > tx ti,:c::ri1 Eta s;isco.:ia
: e1 =! C. t:scngA Ae:e '1=t
@'.::ir E.acolsir.: zE:.s the a3us
y ~: l:ut ,s:r:-it-s1: Tiny a! lad :,
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ENEMY STILL At MANASSAS:
They too had a Panic.
TWO OF THEIR GENERALS KILLED.
Bcauregard Keeps our Wounded


Exciting Scenes in the House.
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Ihc N0rt1 American, lr0.n Liverpool Z.
D. of the 1ltb, via Londonderry i F. H. Of
the 18th, passed Farther Point 4. A. II. : =.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliamentary proceedings vera devoid Of
interest. The resignation Of Lord Hobart, as
Secretary Of War, which has been reported,
las certainly taken place, although 1t is not
officially announced. Sir N. G. Lewis il spo-
ken of IS his successor.
Mr. Cardwcli takes the Home Secretary 61i1.
The Queens Cup, representing the cham
pionsbip in rifle shooting, was finally disposed
Of at Wimbledon, in favor Of Mr.. .Josiin, a
member OF tho Middlesex Corps. Tue shoot.
ing vas far In advance Of that Ct last y1af.
ton relative to the slaFe-tfade. He stated
that the rebuke he administered to the Span
iah Government recently, had induced them
to acnd Of to the Coast Of Africa \ number Of
cruisers. ; Tho Government OF tho United
did before, to suppress the slaye.trAle.
The Herald gives us q rumortlat Mf. GFego.
r., Member Of Parliament for the County Of
Galway, had accepted the ,Lordship OF tho
Treasury, vacated BY Mr. Dagmell, on account
Of tho Government action On the GALWAY con-
tr1ct.
, It ie reported that tho French Minister as
Turin viii be IL Vennedettt, who Is said to
hsve the strongest sympathy with the Italian
cause.
Jf. Ianaoriciene had declined to resume
coumsrd Of the Pope's army: NJ Mazztai
l,sd published manifesto, lamcnttcg tho
pr1seot atafe Of ipactiou, aud assersiu. that
1.a1y and Turin had lost duripr the past stx
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Tic Narth American, from Liverpool | P.
D. of the 11tb, via Londonderry !: F. Al. Of
the 13th, PASSED Farther Point q. , A. II. :.
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ALL QUIET AROUND WASHINGTON.

Cur Troops Returning to Camp.
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the LATEST NEWS.
RECOVERY FROM THE BATTLE
The srmy Reing Reorganized.
500, 600 MEN TO Be ACCEPTED.

Qualities Required in Officers,
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QUE SPECIAL. DISPATCHES FROM
" ASKtIp C. TON.

KxnnHtuat1On OF UfHcers--Anuther
Reason for Khe PAnIcs-- Ells TrOopB
Re.uTnfnE to their Camps, etc.
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HArsiaE 5e.xA.
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letter In this paper, It will be eeen that altor
tho rout Of Garnett's troops, detachment Of
The army started for tha Kauawha to inter-
cept the Confederatcs, and Was as California,
about thirty-hve miles northb BY cant of Charlcs-
ton, on the l7th. 1t is probable that before
compelled to disperse and take to the noun
fa'Is. 1t will be seen that the troops have
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nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
~ PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE, May 4, lS6l.-By
order Of the Commissioners Public Schools,
hereby given that the daily sessions of the schools be
continued usual Parents requested direct the
hours JACOB DAY,
m6 2aw3w Clerk.
TITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
- April 23i, 1861 -NoTICE..Iu CO. pance With law,
the holders assessed the OPENING OF IA ME'
ALLEY, FROM HAMBURG STREET TO WEST STREET,
hereby notified that unless the assessments paid
before the 22d day OF September 1861 it will become
cessary to advertise the delinqrent, lots FIR sale
apI3 m JpHN J. GRAVES, Collector
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Et'is TRUSTEES SALE Il IN


a EAhtA BLE DWELLING ON SOUTH PACAsT
by virtue ot decree of the Circuit Courl far
CITY. the drrsigHei. trustee, win OFF, r $40 v @
auction On the PREMISES, FRIDAY, tue Il IA day Il ~
next, att O'Clock in he afternoon: ' W. ''''
ALL THAT LOT or GROUND si'uitp and living in tba
CRY Of Baltimore aforesaid Eai Ihus iaI Bee In me-
for the same on the northwest side Of South faca gtr e at
the stance Of - feet S"uthw~t"ry. from the western
most Of Warner and Sout' Paca and IN II =
thence southwetarly, houndiH south Fac street,
t=cf thence nrrthwe>iery lI2 feet" theme" HOhscIly
feet and THENCE southrastery to the place Il beI
Ground rents q
lmprOveir l. rec stD~y brick DWELLING, (No. IGS)
with hHis' and double two-Sory beck iuiui-
ing tp stable and Carfiayp House til OF ~" lot.
Irims-tne third cash. and the balance equal i'll
S7airens Of three six mis- c dit pay merits c bear
interest from iay Of sale, 10 he secured by notes the
purchaser 20 be endorsed h. atsart OF tn trustee
SAMUEL SNOW D =, Trustee.
ADEE0N < GO.