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Cuyahoga County, IS

Ile etat0 o. U1IO, ILOQrt Of COMMON FIea8.
Cuyahoga County, IS
Caroline Eshenbrenner,
v. Petition for Divorce.
George EshenbFennsr.
HEORGE ESHENBRENNER, OF
NJ Marietta, in tNe county Of Washington, and
State OF Ohto,is notified that caroline
did, on the 18th day Of Nay, A. D.. 1861, hls her peti
ton in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Cuyahoga,
and State OfOhiO, charging the said George Eshen-
blenner with Adultery, with enc Elizabeth KOl-
brsnner, and asking that she may be divorced from
the said George Eshenbrsnner; which petition viii
be for hearing In six weeks from the late herewith.
Dated this 18th day Of May, A.. D., 1861.
OAROLINE ESHENBRBNNER,
my29:d25 By Pierre A. Collier, her Atty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

Iron the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very sf1oaelous for the headaehe.
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e&1L9eA4 ADSN-A hA4l1H7A3 eA1E0A ~ " -
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they viii perceive, viii enable shem, BY
proper energy, perseverance and industry, 70 provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families, win
comparatively speaking, very Little capital
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State In the Valley Of the Mississippi offers 90 gres,
an inducemsnt 70 the settler as the State Of Illinois,
There Is no portion Of the world where all the condL
tons Of climate and soil 90 admirably combine 70 pro
duoe those two great staples, c0Rs and WHAI, as tha
Praries Of illinois.
TIE SOUTHERN PART
OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil e sdmirably adapted 10 The growth d
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from Is u
% cts. more per bushel than that raised further north.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rich loan Of the prairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois In great mum.
bers. me area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that OF IN
gland, and the soil q 50 rich hath VIII supporttEenly
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous 70 a railroad 100 miles
in length, which connects with other roads and naViga-
bic lakes and rivers, THUG afOrding an unbroken com
municauOn with The Eastern and Southern markets.
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far, capital and labor have been applied TO de
veloDing the soil; the great resources OF the State II
coal and iron are almost untouched. me invarable ruls
that the mechanic arts flourish best wherefood andfue
ere chespest, will follow atEn early day Ia Illinois, anc
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural laws AMI
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at ieas
hve hundred thousand people will be engaged In th'
STATE Of Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Over 800, 100000 OF private capital have been ex
pended on the railroad system OF Illinois lnasmueh a
part OF the income from several Of these works, viii
q valuable public fund in lands, go 70 diminish hestau
expenses 1.-THE EATSA Rz uGzT, and must consequently
sVsry day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
n adts da e only SO, los ,3os IA, and tviliiH "a
La Are years has been reduced S2,959, 745 50, AID 80
nav Reasonably spSzd a IN Ten yearS 4 Uia ba0@e z
RRL
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, sol, climate,
on application to -
For the names OF the TOvzns, ym
nOIs Cent. R. r., see pages 1Ss, 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

Ouyahoga County, Ohio. In
Uommon Pleas. Civil Ac-
tioB f1r money.
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81 s0UTHFRH PKRT

OF the State lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil s admirably adapted 70 The growth Q
FObacoO and Hemp, and the Wheat IS worth from Is
% cts. more per bushel than thstraised further north
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

The deep rich loan Of the p~rairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great nun
bsrs- ne area Of Illinois is about equal to that Of En.
gland, and the soil q 50 rich that WllsupporttEenty
millions Of people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

e And madness ever round us lies,
The anal end and bourne OF thought"
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
APPROPRIATION or CAPITAL.

These lands arc contiguous 70 a railroad 100 miles
in length, which connects with other roads and naViga-
Bile lakes and rivers, thus afOrding an unbFOken CON
munieatOn with The Eastern and Southern markets.
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From the KanaWha Valley star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
9ho trE thems viii stick 70 them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

BELLE VERN0NI Ohio, Jan. s. 1851.
HENRY q. SPALDTNa, Esa-
Please md iDcl0se1 twenty-five cents, for which
send me Puother box Of your Gephalic PlIs. They
are trM zoe best Pills 1 have ever tried.
Direct A. SLOWER, P. n.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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ga single bottle Of sPALDIHG's RREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

GFrom the Advertiser, FroVhIsnce, &. II
The testimony In their favor Is strong, fom the
most respectable quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-29

From the Southern Path Finder, N. Oh
Try them you that are afflicted, and We are sure
that ) our testimony can be added TO tins already nu-
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
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OTHING MORE CONVINCING

of IN Alus ola good remedycoul3 be produced than
f5owing letter, coming as IL does, unsolicited,
IRON gentleman SO we'll known In that part Of
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sPRUOR CREEK, Huntington, Co.. Pal
a January Is 1851.
SIN:
You Will please send me two boxes Of your Oephs-
nc Pills. Send them Immediately.
respectfully yours,
JhU. B. SIMOHS.
81 nave used one box Of your Pills, and mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
ARRIVAL OF TIE VANDERBILT FROM FORT

The United States steam transport Vanderbilt, Capt.
p. r.. Lrfevre, left New-iork Jnne l;th, With Col.
Wilson's tth RegintnI, u. ). ", and an aSeorted
cargo # Government stores con iribg OF Provisions
aud ordnance stores Of tie heaviest description. Tbir
cargo was lie largest ever taken out Of tie pori Of
New-York 10y any vessel except tie Great Easter u.
Arr proceeding s,a, Capt. Leeyre found accord
ug 10 instructions FROM Government, that lie WIS
q, s,ined for ForL PckeDs where size arrived OH the
noruing Of June %. Aier anchoring as pCss.
Die ~ k,ri Pckens and Santa kota Island ana beside
tue ~bo,kadiug feet, Capt l.. proceeded Immediately
to For, Piekeis. tocommuncae With Col Browp com
maudns the Delartue rent Of Florida.
After bri, interview with that gentleman, Cat.
L. returned Oh Load aud gave riers FIR the manning
Of ala the boats for the immeds,s DISQUALIFICATION Of
tie uools 10 Salt Leland, which was done in tie
shortest sisce Of time, without the slightest accdenl
occurring 70 any OF the troops all being safely landed
Then commenced discharging the heavy cargo, which
was effected wi,h great rpdHy, with the - stancs
the boats from tie irigae Mksssipii. Tue arrival Of
tho Vanderbilt created tie greatest exoitemenl among
tie Secefs onsis, whose movements conh be distinctly
observed from the decks. Tie large sEs OF The vessel
and tie ge;st numb, Of armed and uniformed
boid, Ellsd th. followers Of Gen. Bragg with d,smay.
40" seeensioniss Kept watt niSht ana TN, IfOni
Fort MDRea upon our u.Ovens ns, aud We also Kept
ssuFp tokOu. On them from TIE Vanderbilt, with sg-
NILS ready Tor the lle and Fort fckeus III of an
stu<h. Steam also kept up day and night. Il
49, with mCprniul eyes that the Seeesioniss behsd
ibe Decentralization of Wilson's ZouAvss, the thou
7 sands OF ahei, ihe guns, the moriars, the pow
De-, and the Provisions We landed upon che
Island Of Santa Rosa, for their SulRg''
ton. portion Of the ordnance cargo be'ng dec
tined Tor For, Jedosob, Tortugas, the Vanderoi' IsN
P.sheus on The 6h % JAY aud arrived ~ toft Ie'
,srega "a ,Le lSlh hauled wta " feet 81 IAS Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
MoyrOoMEkYs MOVEMENTS.

The following l. private letter iron Col. James
Moutgome vi Kansas, received ~ Boston:
MOUND CIV, Jolly II, 1861.
DEAR Sir: am gct'irg aloug timely in the work IT
or,ulSug u re eiueut. tLisk will b- ds 10 take
tue ield u i've Ur TX DAYS. don trin,nib,r what
wrote sou Ls'. Oar trip into aiisohli which lax
1 mentioned turned ont better than dared 70 hope.
Il 10 constantly hap eIed that our drapl'int
bens have been lie than succosses, and our blJu-
den have bern our beet moves. We have been con-
s;ruhy rrui INDEED that the Almighty rules the affairs
of u.. TINT lie directs alike tie iatte aud the
We have b, en- iulo hssOni tigce wrote You. We
offered the enemy b4ul in his iorii,d camp, aut lie
"evAcnaie j." AID We burned tbs works.
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
P.S. We ave ID some skifuishes with the enony
or he border in which eeyeral OF them have beeD
kiihd.
Tie excitement here Is high Capt Allen ~ Jei'er-
500 ohio, t.irered a company. eT they viii not
le abe 10 reach IL ia time get into INV re- lneni.
BIT there viii he trouble IL getliaga Lace for them
in some other resi ebt. TX.
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INFORMATION ABOUT TIE CONFEDRATES
Ar NEW ORLEANS.
WHAT THY ARE

WHAT THY ARE DOING, AND now THrY FEEL.
We bud O conversation yeyietdsy will gentleman
h,i irou. New Dreams, aud who hed been rtsiding
there for : past mouthi Ahd 90 " II well for the
non . 4 the North to iderrtlud what he envy
ao " aud " 20 are lhtir frelnco and eXpec'siiO ns
We - q substance Of he information u.muuicaicd
Ia " 10y yitO VITO. Il is proper 10 FAY IS "a for
eigner of intelligence, WHO bras tpelt the most OF his
Etc n tie IA ltnry service 81 his - "a c0uttry.
Tie tiu-i mi oupd,d enthuslsui pey Ils al New
Odesna and the whole cOuu,ry tIrfeahou. Ghey have
DO tie emo ct ria 81 beng e'n1ue'td, and regard
he etAhshI en- Of lei iuoe, eurenC- Bs enc OF
60 a. lshpeui. Their machil,-slops aHd ioni deres
ire urAUrng AN abundance oil aInis aud cannon. Some
~ b. rusri red bass pieces ie Ia" yet sten he raw
AZ thee Nsw-UH,aIs wOrss, aud tad 40 idea they
could plr,auU- 81 h.
4 " srs bui.eing seversl gur-bo q, one Of which
tie llrae Tvs nearly hi it'd Wien he lrt. II il
made m' of he tow cat Whitney, "a Baltimorehuilt
e,l yeee drawing - let nnu having two prop llers
The suitp ~ ~. uUlt lBNc been cstd Nth -Xlnch
nj IT, ira and The bwal ks guarded by double-apped
rail CAL IRON lar IL has several waier-iight bulk
ferdr 20 hat ,be Pic ring oue Vill but cause the
w. ! 10 ink. iB prov N a projection OF sohd iron.
Is profe linz uOwer are two powerful oIgiuee. and
the Object Of Tie veal il TO dow lle Brooklyn,
now bllckaGIng tho nOuth VI tie Mai. sippl. 10
Ffe.ch (:OveuI-nt lhr yerstls Oi The amo hind,
hut ~ strongly ar iron aud wood can make them,
Wbh powerful .DgL6s, made to tttist shot ana she'll
and L, eiik vts-els by running agin.t them with Ell
The lo.e ~ command. Thai il 10 way il j. intended
60 q, crate wi b Tie versl. Gu'-loais coneiru. ted
utter lie eaIoe tnl but # H. liter drat, me being
tu - -, crate "A f.r up "A, Aemphis.
foar thOusahd trOoi NJ 'tit New-Orleirsa short
tiue sclr. or informant Tor Arkeas, 20 Join Zen.
McCdl his Viyi i0D Ga tie CGuisde aIe Army. In
New-Oreans every DIV seemed TO belong 10 military
coml. ~ AID the companies 10 he constantly drilling.
IL so prviions, there IL an abqudance oi them Inc
crota 81 TeXas Il l. estimated, Wiil be sufficient of
themselves % ieed the whole Cone erate states Tor
two years. Such crops were never before known IN
TIA region.
Ai along tho railroad from New-OrIeans 10 Mem
phs tie ,me ebtlniiasm AMI a,iiSiy prevails Tnere
aye large nodts Of troo,s nepr siomptis- Ooe tiny
vRs noticeable: they believed Lat tho Conf lerate
troOys wore every where whipping tboe u the North,
ana readily ewalo we'd every Mgnehasen story about
lie sncc, ~ and lroWess vi their own msp. fng
Ebnlous story about the nnnhisIioh 81 Col. Sig
Dvi.ion, IN Assimi, was 10 everybody mOn'b, and
caused unbOauded rel JiciDg. Cincinnati Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

best In the United ssates There sectional dock Ia
the yard, bu, dry-ccck is badly wanted too. Com
IN dore Med 1ugall, who lately commanded here has
bcsu ordered TO tie United States steam gnno M,
Wyoming whose cnpsain laiHcbelll rel. ned anu
wbee nsine has been -icAen from the rolls
Capt. Gardner, natiss OF MAJ Lods wbo feeeiVe1
bil appoint neBt from Viz luis m lSl4, has aSsuca
couaand this station. lie 10 officer a great eX'
peri.uee AID lpyal to he sationgi casse. TP Green
Is Executive Ocer ChaJsss Murray, the 10 ma, eA'
Purer Of BROOKLYN Navy yard, Paymnster; w. oher,
man. Sayvcon, aud ComInaz.ef LanniaD, Csp,aia oi
Orcnancs LIeus Stanl-y hiss CHARGE Of the on
INDEPENDENCE or board OF wsch there are 70 1eh' A'
rated re.tT uii era on tho old PATROLS.
The T. y. calling sloOp-ofw1 Sc. harvs Is mere ui''
desgoing repairs to her bul She carrles 10 gh's,
So uns burden and has Of 800 Eerson~ HI uiu
Her sails are be renewed and ae~ gm cafTlees gu'
board. Size cannot be flushed In lefs thah SIN "
eight weeks from this time alt l0ugn c'ntinued api"
cations are received for Der services ~ tue RACINE
The steam fg,ie Lancaster flag chip Of the squadon,
ia expected here from the SndwIch slands every day'
should have said that tue WyOaug sailed tor Panains
month eince.
There arc abOnt $50 mechanics and l,borera employed
10 the Mare Island Yard. All the Losses have been
cha gcd of lat. The masters heads oi departments
get The following pay: Fainter, $3.50 pr annum;
mason S250i iciner, ,50i; blach smtb 81 5J4 la
borer, 81 s7S; dock-IDa ter 200. Working carpen-
ters id daily 81 81; panters 81 80; coofers, soi
masoDs, s.; machIosts s. 10 and ST. laborers, - %
10 81; saiinasers, ana 50; wstchueo, IL ,o year.
TIE laie Navy Agent, who acted as layna-ter sWin-
died tho neChaDcs and labOrers Of their pay since
Marh last II i. sai that the present p4ymas,er, Me-
Murray mentioned above. will provide tor the work
ingUenslay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
FROM BALTIMORE.


BALTiMOHE, Wednesday, July ~, ls6l.
Col. Tewir formed lis regiment Ia hollow sqUnre
tim. morning. and Gen. Dix rode ~, Hud, ousiug
the men usde uu eloquent Hddrous. lie apIealed 10
them patfIos a. AueicAus AID ~ PennSy rins,
40 ,tand BY him ~ tie pfesebt emergoucy. lie re-
aue.ed them remain Ia tns sesvire 10 more dhys,
Tor the purpose 81 rupprrrsiug any outb eak mt
might De commenced " tie BAInge iritoTs. lie
blamed 10 man tor etuni"g honr III lime o! eni-,
ncnt having expired, bit b.. thought the IN N wno
loved i countsy could 10, hei''e IN complying wien
20 small a rroues'. Gen. BaukF Was p.esiht.
AZ eoou ~ ihc General had hLi-led, C"nrahis. Z,
f. II and volunteered 20 romiin, AMI q !. srrpo Ell
Company g. stationed al fiktsViile, VIII alto Geesde
10 tie seque-i. , -
The oiLer companies Of the regiment, a, Y, ID,
| and g. having declined, viii return hom., Sih the
exception Of f. ulcub, from rich " no lave found
oiLef ipaIeo tho pIOlOnsei soJourn IA bAili-
more.
Tns Colonel ard staff volunteered Immediately.
Letter. received here cay thai Ito Rebel suhered
most tsrliti Oh SILdy, but trey arc oirrimy keep
in.s Ia, tps nunher %, the klef Among ne killed
ard Wounded were seyeial B,tin0niuis, who Lnd
iUinsd the traitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
TO TIE MEX OF TUE sEyErrm."

The recent rou, Of cur troors mt Bulls Run shows
that something more tan age s necessary to win
a fgbt aud to secure the victory. Oar uen bsA
slortned the rebel batteries; victory hing lowering
over our standard, wien sudden panic seized our
tsoops. They ted; not retIea'ed Even those who
had fought most bravrly now lost helIt; and why Be
cnuse every man for himself not for the regiment
Because not being auder strict discipline tley frca
thut tie power OF egimeni CONSISTS nat m tie power
of the men. but in IL power q LciBg nlsn.
They forget that order troop Is the bert pledge Of
8. safety. Men Of the SEVENTH" you have obtained
and have deserved the Of being the best trsned
r-gin ent in or IaDd Were we're you, thenf We're
you on tie field. slowly falling ha'k, step By sep 10
good oider, serving point ar und which tie lying
men might rally Wee you with Bienkerir gsI .ant
ne gss ebt 'siemmng Tie tide Of hghtr No; there
IN our armory ham the banner given us by tie Ia
dies Of New-York. Never yet hos IL been carried
through the sm Ike Of bate. Was IL cent 10
au empty toy 20 wave DER the dangers of "0ress
yar;del" Think you soi tteu why hangs II 10 idle.
nessl Are you, comrs,res, content 10 live on soaf
past fame, won bioodless p'ainsi Are You willing
b. ieet your repu alton on your legs (on iUesOme,
dreary p,4ch If ~ u,iles)' SOD forbid! Where %
The u-e Of discipline, il II lie not us.d What tie
honor Of the regiment Il L be not Iohly susianedi
Up then comrades. Show that the moso (pro pairiA,
pro gloria) you wesr IL empty boast. So for
ward comrades under the banner lbat given for
uobler uses than 90 against tie VALE Of orr arm
ory BE true 10 your sauctifrd motto, or write lchr
ONE or THE SEVENTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
A PROCLAMATION TO TIE PEOPLE OF
| RHODE ISLAND.
STATE oF RdODE ISLAND, &C.
EXECUTIVES DEPABTS fSr,
a. III. ~ 1901

STATE up RdUDE ISLAND, &c.
EXECUTIVES DEPARTSFNr,
Providence. July ~ 1857
al hearts are bowed in sorrow AT the disastrous
result OF tho bale Of tie 2lst instant at Bull Kun 10
Virginia
TIE national arms have sustaine! temporary de-
feat. III is revere is tte sad 10 ne that &c Is
accompanied by he Ors of many gallant officers and
brave who held the honor OF Khode Ibl4nd second
OILY to th,Ir love Of country.
Col John \. Slocun, Major Sullivan Ballln. Cap
,ains L-i Tower and Samuel j. Sritb, and Lieut..
Thomas FOy of The "a Regiment, and ieut. Henry A.
Prescott of the LIST Regiment, have alleu 80 tar as
vet k,o~n tits cOmJ etes tue lst OF lal casualties
among the officers that Of tue privates - not yet re-
c,ived.
The State will embilm tie memory Of ihese noble
il preserves tie fame Of us heroes Of reyolu-
tiOnary dave.
Th revere calls for renewed and vigorous effort on
The par; Of u loyal ciiizeIs TO maintain the Federal
Governu ent.
Therefore I, Samuel @. Arnold, Lieut.. Governor, do
herrby cali upon lie good peo lie Of ti- State 10 come
forward without delfy and volunteer their services IN
deter o. Of the Cons il tuition and the lsws
Arrangements will a. once be made for the com
audiuts OF the several military companies 10 enroll
ueu 10 ,erve tor three Gears dI'iug he wsr, uuless
spouer ois .hargei. let tie rspOn t. tLis call he
prompt ue,i,ed ard such Ne i'll show that th- mar
Ial siiit vi our State il alike indOuable IL NiJory
or dei,at. SAMUEL q. AGsOLD,
Lieut.. Governor
BY his Honors ronns nd
Iau~ -. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
ARMY AND NAVY.

we hear shat the Navy DePartaient has called %
respectful 10 Officers TO decide about We contracts
for bn;liiug the 0nuboats for Cairo. q they couh
not he got down TO that place, Is jus con dered
that there is ia building them: tnt another
report eays that the contractors "hold olS or their
money anyhow" =,
Ibe snip Naiionsl Guard was lowed IN the Brooklyn
Navy. Yard Yesterday, laden with 90 J. She Is 70 b
provided with cIe~ from tie re evlng-snp NORA
Carolina large quan'ity Of shot aud She arrived
here last evefing from Hartford AID was tnrnsd ovi
to he ordnance su,ho,i,ies Tue vessels now VI the
Brooklyn Yafd are tie Richmond IA; Potion W, oJi
Moth Carroll a, 81; Drandywiue, 81 lnselessl. io-
qnois, 8; Supply soFeship, Steamers Harriet Tame,
Guard, and few sm II revenue and snrveying crt.
A detachment Of United States trooIs recruited III .
provincial rendezvous, arrived ia tis city yesterday
forenoon, aud were transferred At once Governor
Ieind. Affairs at Forts IIanlilioa, Columbus sna
BedlOe g Island have undergone 40 change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, ThnrsiaJi July % 'o0'

LOUISVILLE, Ky, THURSDAY, July ~ Isoi'
speeia dispateh to Tie Courier, dated the 2Sd To-
ssnt sc that the Rebels captured szty-hree cannon
tsvent,.Gve thousand stand of arms, twelve hundred
orsc: and all The stores aud provisions Of the Federal
forces. valued st million Of dollars
TIE dispa,ch al.o ssys that buggy and epaulettes,
marked General Scott, were also captured
The Rebel Tors is reported two hundred and fifty
k;lled aud thoueand wounded,
TIE Fourth Alabama Regiment suffered severely, as
did Wades Hampton Legion.
Anot' er dispatch asys dat the loss of the Confed-
crates il 1905 that tic oes of the Federal forces IL
1900 killed and that Il number Of the wounded and
prisoners taken is not Known.
Two members Of Congress among the prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
FROM TEXAS.
me LATEST BLOCKADE NEWS.

TIE LATEST BLOChADE NEWS.
We have Galveston palefs Of Tuesday the l3th.
From Tia CirR0a OF thai date extract the annexed
blockade news:
Dv the arrival tits evening Of the schooner Corea,
prize released by the South CarUn learn ia :
The ecbooner Goo Baker vas ch,-,d oil Iii IsHn .
ly the steamer On saturday uish. She gave i. "a q
run OF IS u-s huf she wind died away. fii aiier 4
gun being fired i'Om the steamer &c iouhded 10 td
wac taken. The Baker bad fullffcis htfrOh Berwick
no llh1.
This morning the fcl,rorer SIM Ilousfon was cap
tured Cart. sanders says he saw the DAT Innuin3
down TO nil and .npIossd & G coast was clear. When
IL ,lucd ele Lore GOWN with tho heet, anVruios "a"
chance 10 rin.
IfeStrn Houston ciJIied the mrils and seven Tas-
eotrsta fae mnils ana or papers were dc All Ell.
Tic San Houston il owned BY Capt. Chutb. ihe
Baker !. owned py Capt. siith The Pize fleet u now
ths Shark Arua, II yam. fal,Ol, Baker, sam Housion
and p4rt All the Ifsol came arhOre ID tlo 20 :
leila. Az her 1Eeisht VIA taken. NJ Other liheS
taken.
TIE schooner Water Witch, from Bergicke, was
garpea of the LlJckadc and reached ~ lao Ia aiciy
Her mail. cane overland, aud reached here on Status
dag eyeaing
Some of the blockading feet were b. the mOa'h Of
o!d Caney on thc 9TH inst, taking sonndiugs.
FRoM THE SAHISE.--1he CiE.iiaH has the Snbjoined
extract fran IA private letter, dated Sabine July l.;
S.yer Of fook sioop aud eut ont 10 ses, iitecu
riles, aud spoke u e 4rieli and schooner Iry Ibe
sloo, went Ou again the next day, bit aled Asl
ing the sam Ionston; but syOte The Water Nich,
Zick Salel and Clar HdA Tire Wafer Nirch = harr,
hay NJ cone ~ Yesterday. W. spoke no oie' isa-
Ell with Melons hui ~ kept on hnd bad ~ teicH BIS
vessel heCoeky pho, o tie BC.l came np iron b.l'
yeSt0H IN I've y6al h. vent a,Tn u, AL pis-S We