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EFFECTs PRODUCED In ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune].'
ST. Louis. July %, 1861.
TEo town is fearfu1ly excited By the news
Ct McDowt1rs reverse. The news Fad to be
suppressed from the evening papers to pre-
vent The excitement turning into a serious
outbreak.
We are far doubling the army and hanging
Incompetent leaders.
News from Springfield mo to the 18Th re-
presents eytr3thing qniet there. Gen. Lyon
tir organize our army Of 1900 nea before
moving. lit has nearly the number enrolled,
sid I'll good men.
Col. (noW Br;gadicr.GaneraD s;gers regi-
rent is rec1E aniz!rg.
Col Nynan's Illinois regiment, (ths 17th)
captured Cakt. Henderson Of St. Charles and
90 rebels en- route southwark to join Jackson.
Gel John Phelps has arrived here from
Springfield. He thinks the Union cause Is
gaining strer 9Th in the Southwest.
, 1861-07-23
XXyTIITi taxGRESS---SPEtlAL SESSION.
WASHINGTON, July q, 1861.
SENATE

Ff-A'NNAVztf AaI ~~1 Aef4'
SENATE
The bill to provide for iron clad ships and
hoat.ng batteries Wss passed
Of Exam:uars, to examine the Btevens float
ing battery ut Hoboken, New jersey, Wa5
The bill providing for the confscation Of
property ii rebels found In arms against the
Gtvernmcnt vas taken up.
Mr. 1KCNBULL offered an amendment
providing that any person held to service or
;abor, employed, CT in sny way aiding the re-
beDion against the Government, shall be for
Icittd to niE Hatter.
Mr. BRECKENRIDGE asked for the ayes
ard noes Ag1eetto.
ME ETRUMBULL said lie vas glad tie yeas and
nays were called AS he warted to See tsho would
uliow traitorous masters to employ slaves to
shoot de1r Union men.
Sir. WILSON raid he should vote for it
eladly. liz thought the time had come when
1.,e Government should put stop to traitors
employing bondmen in shooting down rnen
rEtiGg Tor their corutry. He hoped there
Stpnt6r VITO defends such thirgs.
Mr. BRECKENRIDGE responded. The
resolution was aEreeed to-yeas g., nays f.
.:esers. Brecki1rldgc, Johnson Ct Missouri,
Kennedy, PcaIce, Polk snd Powell voting IN
the President was postponed until Wednesday.
Alter an Executive session, the bill to increase
She military establishment, which Was return
Cd from the House with amendments, was
| taGcn Gp The Senate refused to concur in
I the an, Eilucnts OF The Honse.
| 4 message was reaG from the Preaident.
| Executive session adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. CR1TTENDEN offered his resolutions,
| H. RI flny far& EH+f
! thot tue present civil var had been forced on
! us by disuEionists Of tie Southern States nen
| IL rebellion against the Government Of the
| United States; I'd, that, in this national cmer
gsrcy, Congress, banishing all feelings OF pas
| eion ard resentment, will 1ecollect their duty
waytd fer CONQUEST or subjugation, or inter
ltrIrg with the rights here the dispatch
| emitted scnlc Important Words1-and cq1alt'
u; and as soon as these objects shall be &C.
ccmplished, the War ought to cease.
I1e first was adopted, yeas III, nays .
1amely, Bu1nett Of Kentucky. and Reed O.
adoptsd, III against 2.
1he resolution was passed thanking ths
Massachusetts 9th Regiment for the alacEitl
With which they responded to the cali Of th'
President, also to SEQ Pennsylvanians, VIII
peesed through the Baltimore mob April 18th
on their way to defend the national capital
Nr, WRIGHT offered resolution aecla1
irr that the reyerses st Bulls Run had In n
way in paired our ultimate success, &c. Lai
OF the fable
Mr.HORTON, from the Committee Of Way
md Meaes, reported 4 bill authorizing tn
! Secretary Of the Treasury to pay to the Gov
c1noz cf azy State, or his duly authorizes
agent, the costs, charges and expenses pror
ely incurred by said State for arming, eq1iI
ping md Transporting, &c, Its troops in alt
irg in supprcseinE the present insurrectio
| At k1&n
m.rce reported bill providing for code {
marine signals adapted to the secret serVic
al military sta:ions, &C.
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dispatch t. the Cincinnati Commercial.1
WAaH1SGToK, July a.
There are symptoms that the English snd
French Ministers will attempt to pick fawssln
the law just passed closing southern Potts.
it's authority over our ports at the instance Of
foreign governments. It is believed these
powers vii content themselves with calling
The attention Of the Government to their OBJ
jections.
Troops are expected to pour into Washing
ton, from North and South, In day Or two.
Nsny regiments A1e expected.
Johnson's bill to provide arms and NUM-
tons Of wAr aud pay expenses Of local COM
panies and regiments in defense Of Unioa
men In States protesting to hare seeded, viii
pass Congress at IN carly day. This Is dc"
manded to help Eastern Tennessee and West"
ern Virginia.
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The Missouri Conventional Quo.
rum Pfesent-..An Quiet Ut Jef1eFson

CITY.
JEFFERSON CRY, July ae3,-The Stats Con.
Tentiou Fas called to order at II L. H., by
Mr., MeFenau, who moved that the clerk cali
the roll, which was carried, and forty-four
members answered to their names. No quo
rum beirg then present Qt requiring 50) on
molten tie Convention adjourned till so clock
T, n, when there will undoubtedly be q quo
Tuu.
Al the troops, except i few sentinels, are
withdrawn from the capital Col. Boern-
stein's regiment left here for St. Louis this
molniue per railroad. The force here il
about $50 men. All quiet and no fears Of IN
attack.
LATER-EvESTSG SEss1oE.-At haHpast
fnur O'Clock F. H., magnificent Union flag
was presen,ed By the citizens and home
guard Of Jefferson City, to the State Conven
Ton. The flag now floats over the front o1
the Capitol. Gen. Thos. L. Price Of Cole
made the presentation speech, and Judge
BrccIiprjd9e Of St. Louis responded Boil
Wtre thrilling and eloquent, and we're LOUDLY
cheered by the vast crowd present. Tht
Convention met at s O'Clock 2. NJ, and "a:
called TO order by Gen. Robt. Wilson, Presi
! dtnt. Sixty-one members answered to thei
names. ard quorum Was announced. Mr
| Rtoahead gave notice that tomorrow b,
weuId 1nore to amend the rules, viz: that n,
member should be allowed to speak over 81
| 1oinntes At a time. On motion, the Conven
| ton adjourned till Tomorrow at 9 O'Clock
The Urion feeling here Is enthusiastic AM
Overwhelming.
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the event Of collision at Manassas Junction,
our army may not obtain that victory which
ia popula1ly regarded So certain; and for this
our minds prepared. Hsd Gen. Patterson fol.
lowed up.the retreat Of Johnston 60 actively as
to accompany tie general attack in front by
one on the flank and rear Of Gen. Beaufesara'a q
position, We might anticipate success with
greater confidence. This failure may bcget II,
a Waterloo, and in that eeesst tie Pennsylvania
commander 4riH Be its Grouchy.
, 1861-07-23

THE ROLL OF aVNVHs
The following are the names of officers
in the Federal army, reported killed or
wounded in tie engagement near Wash
ington:
Colonel JOHN eLocrN Of Ptogldence, Cd R. I.
regiment. [Col. slocum, Of New York, is
1epcrttd by one dispatch to be the person
killed, but his 1egiment-the eth, from
Ctica,-was not In the battle.l
1t. Colonel JoHs CKEEaER, 11th New York
regiment, Fire Zouaves.
1t, Colonel NCaEEr, 69th New York regi-
ment.
Il. Colonel FOWLER Of Brooklyn, 14th regi.
ment New York Militia.
Captain LEONARD GORDON OF Boston, Of 1lth
Massachusetts regiment.
Captain McCooK Of the lst Ohio, brother of
Colonel McCook-
CAPTAIN LEWIS of the I'd Rhode Island {slo'
ennis, regiment
WOUNDED.
Colonel 0. B. WILCOX, 1st Michigan regiment,
commanding I'd Brigade Of the Sd (Heintzel-
rnan's) division. IA later dispatch reports
Col. Wilco. still alive, though very seri-
ouEly wounded.l ......- -
Colonel SAMUEL P. HENTzELMAH Of Fa'' OF
the 18th regiment U. s. army, commanding
the Sd division.
| Colonel DAVID HUNTER Of D. c., Of Sd cayal-
gU. s. army, commanding the I'd DIVISION
[ehot in the face, doing yell
Colonel n. ConcoBAN Of the Goth New 1ofs
| regiment.
Colonel GEORGE CLARKE, Jr., of Boston, 1lth
/ Massachusetts, regiment.
Colonel SAMUEL G. LAwREkCH OF Medford, 9th
! Massachusetts, regiment
Colonel G. IT. B. ToAPK1ss Of Ne~ Yo1k cit5,
Cd New York militiA.
Colonel N. L. FARNHAM Of New York city,
11th regiment Fire Zouayes.
Major SULLIVAN BAALou, I'd Rhode Islani
{slocum'a) regiment. =:
Msior LozHn, Fire zouaves"
Captain JAMES B. R1cKErTs OF New iork
commanding battery Of Q. 8. artillery.
Captain E111s, list New York regiment
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T The Memphis A,uldnche, Of the 18th,
fynpathizes With the "oppression' under
which the people Of the North are groanin2S, ;,
to the extent Of column Taking :ts cue
from the do!eful complaints of some OF the
Northern papers, that the Constitution has
bean t1ampled Under foot By the President,
the A,ulancht becomes 1nournfm over the tyr
amy from which the North is suffering.
, 1861-07-23
LATER AND BETTER.

WASHINGTON, July n
The number Of killed and wouaded Ia gradu-
al}y decreasing. saxhundred Of the Fire zou-
syes have returned. It is now understood
that Col. Wilcox, reported dead, is living,
though badly wounded
Gen. Mcclellan has been summoned By the
Government from Western Virginia, to repair
to Washington and take command Of the 20.
tsmac. Gen. .Rceenerans Of Ohio takes hts
p1ace In command OF the army Of Western
virginia The corps DE- as7,aee 1t Washington
is TO be Instantly reoEganized and increased.
These orders have already been given. Off.
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From Southwest m1s1oufls
From the St.FLouis Dcmocrat.l

EFHIhGFLIUf IAo'f U Ih71 *Fs 1ooAs
Matters continue In statu quo. Gen. Lyons
command still remains twelve miles north
vest, In camp. They are expected TO move
shortly to an advanced position, nearer the
A1karEas line, but no general forward move
ment is contemplated Immediately.
Judge Orr has left for Jefferson city, in obe'
dierce TO the call for the meeting Of the Con-
vention. Col Phelps (John ~ Us doing h1s
whole duty In support Of the Constitution and
the Union, while such qssasi Union men %
General Rams was last fail, have relapsed into
The lsp Of treason. This morning the Union
Home Guards brought In zine prisoners, part
Of them capthF3 :enme eighty miles from
here. They are getting OF some rich develop.
mtnte. Gov. Jaekeon's force Is encamped
rose will be brief Prieo IL convalescent Col
S3gel's regiment is undergoing Reorganization
fol three years. service, and It il believed, viii
soon be ready for duty.
, 1861-07-23

SHOCKING AFFAIR IN WAIVE CoCSTr.--We
curing in Ontario, Wayne county, in which
respt ctable ouug lacy, Miss Louisa Hibbard,
was Eeduced, under rroIniee Of marriage, by =
young harness maker, said to belong in Sodns:
The match was broken of by the parents Of
Miss e., when the young mau LEFT for parts
unknown. When tue result OF the young Ia
grf2t Excitement was produced, and the pa.
rents DECLARED they preferred the following Of
their daughter to her grave 10 her shame It
seems she took them at their word, and sw4l-
lowed quantity of corrosive suoiima:e, which
caused her death in spite Of Ill medical aid
HLcIesttr EJErtss.
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F The Secretary of State has made Te-
clmation on the Spanish GoTernment 1o1 Inc
surrender Of the American vessels 6 carried mo
Cienfuegos by the pri7ateer sumter, ana no
lease with their ca.goes, ard Of the prohib'-
tion Of tte entrance ct Confederate priyatecEs
into the West Indian rorts hereafter. It is
aecertaiped that the Spanish proclamation
which has been received hire had not at the
time BEEN received in Cuba.-Aatioaal IuSHs-
fheNffT
, 1861-07-23

TEE RETURNING VoLCSTEERs.-The steam
er s. R. spauldirg, Capt. Howes, a. Baltimore,
ba= completed arrangements lu7 the tra1spor'
ta,ation OF tie Sd AID 4;h Regiments iron
Fortress Mcrroe 10 Boston About o1e taird
Of each regiment have re-enllsted for three
years. In Consequence cf the recent exploits
Of the Southern Frivateers, tbc Spauldibg has
been armed with three pieces o. ordinance.
She Was to leave Baltimore Tucsday afternoon
for Fortress Mouroe,-Eoston. .]ou1:ual
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States will respond to the call, however
large tile number may be. If halfa-mil-
lion Of men are necessary, they will
be promptly forthcoming-if a million
should be called for, q million will respond.
Let Congress do its duty-that is all that
the loyal millions now ask.
, 1861-07-23
Hzrbarons Murder by the Missouri
RAhaI1

ST. CHARLES, Missouri, July 21st-By
train to-day We have a confirmation OF
the report that Col. Ber. ISharp, Of Mont
eomery county, and Lieut.. Jaeger, Of the
Federal troops, were wounded BY rebels and
subsequently hung. Lieut.. Jaeger, .wao had
yious by secessionists rear Wellsvile, was be-
ing taken BY Col, Sharp to his {sharp's) house
IL Danyille in buggy, when they were fired
upon by parties coneealed in the bushes by
the roadside, and Col. Sharp severely wound
ed in the back. Their horse taking fright,
ian to Aartinsburg, where they were soon
sitter ogertaken By party Of mounted rebels,
ard in spite Of their entreaties that their
lives might be spared, they were both taken
out and hung: Col Sharp was Captsin Of the
Montgomery Home Guards, 9 prominent law
ger Of Dan7ille, and formerly State Senator.
, 1861-07-23

Southern Account OF the Fight
New On1EAss, July 22.--[From Richmond
yesterdsy. IA fight commenced near Nanas-
tas ut I O'Clock this morning. It became gen:
eral about 12 o'clock, and continued until
T, when the Fedsra1s retired, leaving us in
possession Of the field. shetman's celebrated
battery Of light artillery was taken It WIS 4
terrible battle, with great slaugh' er on both
sides. It is impossible to give the details t.
DiElt
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CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JULY %, 1861

from their homes By the secessionists.
Accounts from Galloway county represent
1t in IN orderly, well behaved manner: The
Federul troops In that county are having aa
excellent effect uuon the secesalouists.
, 1861-07-23
FROM PITTSBURGH.
Rsa5meuts Moving from Pittsburgh.

FITTsEuRHl, july IT.
Col. Hays Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment,
fully armed and equipped, lett this forenoon
fcr Hsge1stown one thou5ano m qaaS atronga a III; III
leave Tuesday or Wednesday.
Col Black received orders to day to march
for Washington forthwith with his regiment.
He will leave during this week.
, 1861-07-23

BALTIMORE, July 1.-Gen. Dix arrived here
to~dayiaE will tomorrow suPersede Gen
Banks; will supersede Gen. Patterson.
The bridge acro1s the Potomac at Ha<pera
Ferry will be up tomorrow, making con-
nection with the Winchester road to Charles
, 1861-07-23
BEVERLY TCcKER.-The Richmond Di*patck

Of IhuIEaay sa5s:
Beverly Tucker, Esq, late Consul Of the
United States at the port OF Liverpool, arrived
in Richmond on Monday with dispatches to
President Davis. We learn that he nlAde the
journey from Halifax to Richmond by the way
Of Canada, Michigan and Illinois, aad in order
to guard still fu, ther against detention By the
myfmidons Of Lincoln, travelled under an ID
snmed name. He speaks encou:asingiy, We
understand, of an e4arly recognition Of the
Southern Confederavy by the Government Of
Great Britain.
, 1861-07-23

=tw YORK, July 2l--rhe schooner 8; J.
sES@fng, captured by the priyateers JEFF. Da-
vi on the night Of the 10Th, when 50 miles
south Of Charleston, has arrived. The stew.
ard, Wm. Tallman, colored, killed three OF
the prize crew with hatchet, and the other
two we're released on promising to assist in
working the vessel
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Cbirago Grihune
The War News.

TIA. Gar raiders may judge of the Intense
eE2,>ty to learn the war news, nc would stale
tAh1 o.r rsl,o f.su ncwsmen last evening,
ray Ii. .~sae Of this morning up to the un-
1rsz .Ieu.ed number Of THIR7r.s1x THOU
sAsp (: ,,ise, th. largest edition OF daily pa.
TIL ty>r published in the Northwest.
, 1861-07-23

The steamer City Of Alton has sent in bill
for services rendered the United States gov
e1nment, claiming q days services, at $500
per day, and $l2, COO for extraordinary risks.
to Cairo, making sum totAl Of about SIS, 900
for shout thirty days services, which, under
all the circumstances, ls certainly very rsas'
enable and naodest chalge-.&. Louis DEN, I'd
, 1861-07-23
THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
A. GREAT BATFLE!
FIRST vIc7oRY--:r THEN DEFEAT!
DISASTROUS RETkEiI; '}F OUR
r OOPS.
SHARP FIGHTING At BULLS
RUN.
The Fire Zouaves and the Sixty
Ninth.
THEY Do PRoDEGIEs OF VALoR.
Beauregard Strongly Reinforced.
JEFF. DAVIS COMMANDS IN PER-
SON,
The Tide of Battle Turned
Against Us.
| PANIC AMONG THE FEDERAL
| TROOPS.
Great Loss n, Killed aitsa
Wounded.
List Of Casualties among Officers,
| THE ARMY TO BE ENLARGED
AND PROGRAMMED,
| Gen. Mcclellan Ord red to Com-
mand 1t.
EntenSe Excitement in tEse
Country.
Troops Hurrying TO Washington
SOUTHERN ACCGENGS 2tA
TsEyF BxA SrE'H,7t
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Arrest Of ContrAband Medicines.
RakeH DU4fRR4N. =

sT. LoU1s, July 2at-0yer $3,0W worth Of
medicines. belonging to Mr.. Kelly, Of fhe firm
South. r Were seized Il Cape Mrardeau On tbs
steamer Memphis, By Col Marsh Of the 10th
Illinois Regiment, encamped At that point
men md children, arrived last night from
, 1861-07-23
More NTaesacbuxettk Troops.

BosTos, July a. Orders haye been received
fastening the departure Of the 18th regiment,
Col Webster, which will leave tomorrow
night via Fall River. The 18th regiment, ri
fts,l Col Lawrence e. Leonard aud Mnior
Cobb'e splendid battery Of artillery, will prob
ably leave within week
, 1861-07-23

TH11ApE1fH1A, July 22.-Gen. Patterson's
reported presence ut Manassas Junction is 4
mistake. H was yesterday at Harper's Ferry
NTH n PORTION 0; his command, awaiting the
arrival OF C5ts. Bank
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Weeteru Vlrglnia--A Scouting Party
fram Rurda daA1l'A CAvalFy Fired Upon
-Severa1 Killed and Wounded.
CHEAT MOUNTAIN. Wis Beverly, Va-,l

July &8tn, I56l.
Jas. BunDsAL :-A scouting party OF six
OF our men was, thia morning, fFsd upon By
4 concealed foe, near Green River, ard Ser
geant Gault killed. Private Mench, Of Hamil-
ton, mortally wounded; Straight dangerously
wounded, and Kennedy badly wounded.
, 1861-07-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
[D1spatch t. the Cincinnati Commercial.1

France aud England and Tie Southern Rrts--
Indy 1ohnto4s sciU Speak-His By for The
Probation Of Lnion Hen in Seeded Ssates,
, 1861-07-23

TIE FOURTH WISCONSIN REGIMENT AND
TIE ERIE RAnRoAD-Ihe E!mira Press gives
the following version Of the difficulty be-
tween. the Fourth Wisconsin Regiment and
the Erie R. r. Co.:
It seems that the Colonel of"the Regiment
bad signed written contract, to the effect
that he would come by the way Of Dunklk:
but In riolation Of this express agreement,
and after the Erie Road had been subjected TO
the labor and expense Of transporting cara to
nnnk1rk for their :,ss rec, thy vent on to but-
faio, ana cahda through on the Buffalo aud
Corning Road. The reg gimens which last pre-
ceded them had dcne the same thing, and not
liking the idea Of being thus imposed upon,
Superintendent Minot, justly indignant, re-
fneed to furnish cars for their transportation
from Corning to El1nira- When We left the
depot, at 10 last evening, the matter had been
finally adjusted and the Regiment was expect.
ed to reach here st midnight-the Butf1!o road
sgreeiDg to pay the tare to the Erie Rosd, for
their transportation from Corning down.
, 1861-07-23
Profit and Loss

The result of the campaign in Virginia thus
far may be summed up in few words. The
Americans have lost q battle and gained West
ern Virginia. The loss Of battle is like the
cutting off Of mans beard; it will sooa
grow again but the loss to the rebels OF Vfr-
ginia West Of tie Alleghanies may be nkened
to the loes Of limb-it can never be restored.
Besides fragment Of the old Dominion, the
confederates hare also lost three States
Maryland, Delaware and Missouri. They
must gain many more battles before they can
balance their loss with their profit account.
Rrfectton Of u Traitors Nomination,
The nomination Of MIchael Otcro IS Secre
tary Of New Mexico, was rejected in tht
Senate on Saturday by decided vote.
, 1861-07-23

NTcVICK RS THEATRE
4f1 Nadtson Etreet between state I'D Desrnexx

Mo cVICKER'S THEATRE.
1l Asdtsop ttyeet, betWeet. stAte I'D DaarbexL
BENEFIT Of the Treasurer OF the Theatre,
HENRY WARREN.
This night having been kindly yielded By ME- COUL-
pOCK, pas also volunteered his serv!csa NIB.
" WARREN, the celebrated Comedian FROM the
Bottt Museum being 81 visit to bis relation IN this
city. has Also teered his services and will ap
Rfothe1s Benear. Mrs. PERRIN win Also appear:
Ills forming an unprecedented COABISATI OF
TALAET.
TUESDAY EVENING, July sd. viii BE- presented
for the t1st tine thts seass1 Of the Drama Of
ALL THAT GLlTTERs Is NOT GOLD,
st.nt IN P]nm. Nj Cousdcck
1ePEs 4N1nkle.. -s..A-1
GRAND DAxC1.. DY TIE. GALE siaEsR5n1, m lillian
Eoug-"H&Ppy Land Of Canaan otl'oo-
To coIclnCe With the Farce o1 rr
8W16S COTE AZ rx-.xe,,
ItAette. With -'A' i!oN@4s
n In rehearsal Tom Tarlors l1st neE Dr9mA o.
PAYABLE On DEMAND; oh, IH3 J1" OF 8AsA'
, 1861-07-23

From TFash1ngt ton---No Fea1s for the
Capital.
The House has adjourned. No fears are
felt by the Government relntiVe to the safety
Of the Capital.
Gen. Mcdowell is now at headquarters, Ar
1ington Heights. The regiments composin:
bis division will resume their former posi-
tons some have already done 80.
, 1861-07-23

Like game pugilist, the North cannot be
whipped in the first round. On1y one round
has yet been fought, and the North is good
for ninety. nine more. Let the -nigger.d drivers
come On with their applicant They will fizd
their peppers put in mourning for smashed
smeller and broken mug. a left-hander in
the ribs, an upper cut On tho throat, and +
nght-hander under the lug, will teach the
chiya1ry that they have walked up the wrong
customer this time They will have science,
muscle, game and heavy weight to deal with.
They will find out which Is the "beet man"
before they are much older.
, 1861-07-23

ccra Of Regiments already raised are being
made, and will bs accepted With sueh rapidi-
ty as to ez,sure that This will be accomplished.
, 1861-07-23

FARTHER Po1Nr, July 2222-The North Amer
lean, IRON Liverpool, 1lth, via Londonderry,
5P. u: Of the 18th, passed here at 9 A. N. She
ha. ESQ GOO specie.
The latest via Londonderry has not come to
hand.
, 1861-07-23

CONTENTS
TEHIs IN AssEIBLAaK3,
Hiss LUCINDA.
4 SOLpIERs ANCESTRY,
F1tR1LA,
NAT Trbxkk's IS5ERaKcTIoN,
CoaCEES1Ha VEAL,
"REMINISCENCES OF STEPHEN j. DoC1LAs.
OCn RIVER,
AaNKQ OF SORRENTO,
NAIL-CLAD STEA:lRRs,
PAET1S0 HYMN,
Naa1E lLL THE KanELLIoS Lg4FE Cs?
THEODORE WN1u1ur,
DlEGEs
, 1861-07-23

ATLANTIC 1Ii]NTHLY
-FoE-
AUGUST, 1861.

With contributions by the following
writer's:
ow HOLMES. MRS Il. 3. STOWE, J. e. WH1rT1EE.
KcsE TEEkT. /. H. DERBY. 7. II HIGGISsoN,
GEO. " CCRr13. 4. ?. WH1PPLE, r. II.
PARSONS. JUDGE EOAR, 1.-THE
COUNTRY pARz0S,"
AND OTHER PoPrLAR ArrRoKs..
, 1861-07-23

w RAPPING PAPER for Sale
w atthe Counting Room Of tho TRIBUNE OF.
FlCE. put mp in packages Of 100 each AL ire n&pse
clxaD and whole P11ce cheap. iJia-1N
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-03-28

JUDGE MAGRATH.-The Charleston Cou-
rier, in noticing the appointment Of Hon
A. G. Magrath to a seat on the Supreme
Bench of the Southern Confedcracy, says
"The appointment of Judge Magrath
to place on the "Supreme Bcnch" will
be received with cordial and emphatic ap-
proval. We are aware that he possesses
traits and talents that would make him
honorably and conspicuously useful in
other fields of service, and his name has
been mentioned by many friends in con-
nection with the Cabinet or Diplomatic
service. 1t is believed, indeed, that a
most important appointment in Diplo-
matte representation near o leading Court
of Europe was at his command, and was
even urged on his acceptance. In the
judiciary, however, he has borne his no.
blest honors, and we could not well afford
to lose the service of one so well qualified
to aid in constructing and developing the
judiciary system of The Confederate
States"