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THE Sap THOMAS WATsoM DESTROYED BY THE
LINcoLNTTES.-Ehis shpi which we an ounced yes
terdlyashore near Folly Island, was burned on Tues.
day afternoon by the Federal feet nov is IF the Bar
Captain ALLFN. his of GERS, crew and tIVea Eagsen
gers reached ers il boats yesterday ey eGiDg They
gave the following information The Thomas
Watson sailed fr0S2 Liverpool on the 2GLh of Au-
gust, and had moderate weather ali he passage
Der cargo consisted of 3Z0G SACKS of s5lt consigned
70 order two printing presses snS Geographic
stone fer Evans & CcgsweH and sew arsl I, lee Of
merchandise fOr kerris0D & LaiGipg On Mondsy
last at 20 O'Clock Z y, gDt cut Of the Gulf Stream
sUt 9, o'clock I. K. iS same eve irg stood in
for the Bar : Eve o clock : - Z lesday, sup
posing re eh2 /, l. 30 tae NcrJ1UsTd u tbs port
ard while ste. ing SCatiiE vest ny wsg Got ashore
On Ire North break Of the 55Gny Inlet. After day
j.ch- discovered 6eTs- b3ckadiug veSss e. FIVE near
~ sn5 tEo j. the cling. One Of tIe id1-ler,
fnal steamer. aao1 CaIue towards tbs ship, vixen
Cap.am Allen 2"u crew had 20 E5and IN his vessel
ana Ike 70 the bcsts, which they M Co Coles
ls!aa7. A50l: AeIt-Dast seven ocloc... a. Ii the
boats Of the ~ GaCTCu bearded the Vat on and took
possession Her ssIig gUd otue- zTsiclt that we're
CCayeuisRT, were taken sad hcaLeG a The feet
pGT:.. the day Captain Alien leiJ ole gsals aud
pToc5 'lsC y Folly Island beach VIII, re be had .
good lG52"s, a3s EFeTe he anXlOusly watched tie
G9eia.: il Is tsfa yalcGis About N lday one OF
tie s~2aC.Grs stood il JOwSF59 the baa h and fired
q shell VS.. Z III short about ave hir lrel yards.
-: ak PSF &c o'clock. P N on Il sSssy. after
a.srg s0ss TIE meet Of their prize Ia s-t are ID
.sg AID BE-. red he- 70 the water Her officers saw
t.s gifts of tie feet on the night be stood n
,ac,- and Tue ship came in 10 the sand ib5Grs 'glf
nib 20 the -Outh OF them The Ito .Gs q Ct,GE
halls from Mobile aud s-mCStly owned siera Spa
was built about fourteen years ago, and consider
Cd last naturalization CoGrtsr, OCT II.
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ST. LoCB, Cc; IA -Se2rastsy Csua-on ,
JataHt Ged=sai fh)nsI arrived here iqst nj,
Secretary reviewed the Sd, 14sisse1ri reciD,
Murphy. ~ 10 Lad Just arrived by ssssm5osi
Barnum Kos. ta-s morning.
LEAvESTT0sTE, Oet. IL GiJssu's sr,terv
recently eSHs in from Utah. eo1,is-..r ri
pound heTitzsrs end four six pcun.Isfs.
attached to Gen. Lanes brigade By order
War DepaFtnsat.
BUFEAL0. Q 2 l4.-Oa Friday night the q
SAGE trcni Chicago. struck ~ bar at the Il
ths ere Z. an vas olrrisS On @ tie brell
"ners sue - heI foll q EstsE. Her car
OSg Oushsia = wheat, u rlizsa.
oETs-ka2 b3yssE, 0ck 15.-PHelve Of
regiment Ne IsEk ZSa1V4s usro y-ster,ls
Lieut.. Zsilsr. EhO csngaDsss tss -.
inquest Of ia, rs uudsF rest f,f r.,xsrJI
vICur.
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10 lss -srsal-' ''i--
FHVHE uHJsYzirn.5 ass tera sPpsia a / 70,
Bssves an > a fsF Va emf d. ~ 9. 3.
ulation,) and eli % ferEstsd q l. sE1
Who visa 70 sre ct -rssgs ETsTsird e. liz ~
seeeuTreucy . esfefsrate hssas o. - "a Z
ni-gs Z Gilsss1'-, College rsrsst, ne-r e1ssd
600
LW Barrett, IssrfB 2ssl.s $40 ~
-1snty, A Be a. M sEsUei lets b. -laaHa
J II Parks &c a.ssa.l, Has u \ .s-si
agents flr pc . sei Ter - Cyan a., sna
be appointed J.
&. ALL AE
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'RrHEBx NEWS, RUNORs AND LIES
Ceanelicut nna The zEnr.


The Governor of Connecticut has sent in his mes
sage to the Legislature He recommends measures
TO meet the taxation proposed by Congress and re
fsrs, in high eulogy, to the late General Lyons
killed at the battle of Springfield, Missouri. Re-
ferrng to u2iItary mItters il the State the Cover
nor says:
the calls msde upon volunteers for the national
defence have met with b. srty reponse and bu
tor Esstalcy on the part of the General Govern.
ment to accept more troops. we night have had
twelve or fifteen Thousand men in the # ID today
We have, however, org 4niz d. eq Iipped sem in
70 the field, and have ready. nine ragm .nts OF
infantry. Thsir camp eqIipPage was complete
and their appointments were highly res prcts5le.
About Eve thJus AID Saav3's and E 4 "a riff IS
have been purchased, and contracts msde for en-
equal number of the latter arms viii h have o
yet been delivered, Arrangements have also been
made b arm, uniform and furnish complete equip
ments for two other regiments, now readevousIng
and for one not yet organized
The amount paid, to the E :, inst. on account Of
the volunteers has been for he
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ne IOIIowlng Ietter fFOm The fetTtt4ry q War
refers to the case Of q Schn4bel:
WAR DEPAsTsf- NJ, Oct 1861
SRI acknowledge t &c receipt of a comm INCA
ton from Col Martin Burke enclosing letter from
b Schnabei, prisoner at Fort Lafayette
, The person referred TO is the son Of 8 very wor-
thy gehtl' men. . citizen of Pvnusy vania known to
me for many years. De was ddcat AZ Peaaceton
oilege, where re exhIblte considerable talent
tie came back TO Penns, vauia, AMI has baen living
on bis wits" ever since He is a man. l am sorry
TO say, Of no character. and have no desire to
open any communication from him; therefore re-
turn the communication forwarded by Col. Martin
Burke, unopened.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
SIMON CAMERoN,
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Secretary of War.
Lieutenant General ". Scott, General in-Chief.
Items from Late No.thern Papcrs

The Washington Star" says that the steamer
Pensacola left the Washington navy ward on the
IOlh, and started down the river. towed by a tug.
wooden houses are to be built az Old Point and
Ne"P0its News for the winter quarters Of the
Northern soldiers and the runaway NEGROES
Rosecrans has teleg pied TO WASHINGTON that
having offered battle to Cen Lee and had been de-
clined, he has fallen back to Gauley. The weather
Is cold and rainy on the mountains.
The report OF a surrender Of the Federal trooDs
under Col Matthews in Missouri, IS now said 70
have been only retreat
10 the army Of the Potomac, General MeCalTs
and General Smiths headquarters are both AT
Langley, near the Chain Bridge The Condolences
are not within six miles Of the Federal lines IN any
considerable force
Colonel FillieTs, the Military Instructor of Col
Ellsworth, who was tsken prisoner in Western Vir-
glnia and escaped from Richmond in disguise, has
been made Brigadier General under Rosecrans
Inere are now 10 prisoners in Fort Lafayette.
It cannot hold many more
American letters from London and Paris say that
the object Of the English. French and Spanish Goa
ht!cn against Mexico, Is to open up commercial com
munication, through Mexico, with the Confederate
States, so as to get cotton, tobacco &c.
Gen. Reynolds, who is in command st Cheat
Mountain, Is a native Of Kentucky, bus is now Of
Indiana.
The Potter Treason Committee have adjourned
They report that they discovered Az traitors ID
oflice in Washington.
number of wealthy citizens are leaving the
North-soue Of them for Canada, others Tor Eu
rope
The Government at Washington intends to and
the baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company in re
constructing their road from Sandy Hook to Cum>
6erland The engineers are making their estimates
The new bridges are to be Of iron
The trade GA the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
very brisk.
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N TEB seIFEDsBATB c

Tbs Fr.Tstssr JsE rIss strisvJ la Ca 90 o.
In the Prize gsurs or SIC Z
3 alos sT Am4EicEi..
The PdTs.ser IrEsr5sa DIT.g - IS cvy1 q
NY virtues . Hrls 81 ase s. "a sir.- ,s.
erre Of 70 cFeAts. Chs FRA sC-t oi
Gtaiss, for a. DlBE,-a 81 EsgiA 9 - ina, " Z
pablo auotics, tbs atsaa lasks hAsFi
Charleston, o. IaaIsilJ, "a sax La a. @
The Cargo 90 ths 1rIE JoliT
Ca-sistipg Of aSszt l52 hlrz q Ehrs I'll
Clarified sugaF; 81 =, -, 90 EigTuss, as - D
suTsr; 10 lOistf Rst - t1rtrS - tht % III
tierses and "A bssrrz,s a es=A TaaSOs-
SSuN M
eqsutF q, Han,l ? 4
Tie Nasty lie Hsssz g ? -E-agAsna sil n
times and ser hsl - tain ss3ss - ACuseu.es
ocl2C-d5t
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The payments at the Treasury of any two DAYS
now exceed those Of Gry moth previous - the
eommenc -ment o. the pres var.
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LIST District-SAM'L NnIIGAN, of Greene.
I'd Wan G. MCADoo, of Knox.
Sd A ColYkR of Franklin.
4th ID Rowan. of Warren.
6th JOHN DOAK of Wilson.
9th " GEO W BCCHANAN of Bedford.
1th " LUCIUs ]. Polk of Maury.
SJh . A. WASHINGTON. of Robertson
Sth " LAMB OF Henry
10th R'BT B HURT, OF Madison.
llth Jos & MosBY, of Fayette.
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Amounting to

Ac:onniI"g tc..-,..,.....-.... $943 929 20
these expenditures haze been met il part from
sSle 4 S-ste bonds the amount of INT hundred
Thousand dollars, ali of which brought snail pre-
icIum.
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EpsoIveHt setiot

FFyHE ua6 r. sasi AEYisR sSgssft.- ~ D.
y Govt rsEsdssa eeuBly O. stus- =
u estate Of J5l "a r.. UalEsr i-1sa--s: 10 =
, the said i1-- -aat P1slie1fi.n - KAT, Il
cEs tiers % a's .f- ir 1iazss = "a Al 80 "a
before the d.tt a. d. April. 49,. 7 uF7-
The sane VIII E ersygF hsrTzf bsA a. ed.
o tcacr p, =. as nAA F.Hs
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Rr,u Rcwfuckv.

apsrial Correspondence CT the Union and imrricsn
Tie Federal Troops at Hsadsrson-7E5 Glu Boat
"Conesloqa"- The Force at Pd1ucah- zRdcs upon
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"But Fame Is there to see Hho hlests,
And HCnar's ey $ N daring {. eds

It moment ef awful suspense 1t should not
Sc unimproved by the christian hearts in our land.
Their prayers shou mingle with the heroic strus-
l-ies % our soldiers, to free sunny land from
the pa3iuting tread of the iDsolsrt and mercless
invader
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FOR PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI
ALEXANDER II. sTEPHENs.
OF GEORGIA,

TENNESSEE ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the StaIe at Large.
ROBERT @. FOSTER, 80. of Davidson.
WILLIAM WALLACE, OF Blount.
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PEGK aFTOzE aUsEIoS

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shoes. Lie,
Tlesday aa5 HtEazsSsy s'cl5z- 9
EHTB EiH u-u, T.-hsst z-s-fe. a. nr-ounr
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Ts coDclads W. EAa cs5ses Il tntHa
lL5'N0 era lSs IL T1ssss -
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Louis. Cincinnati and Kentucky -. 3 2s5 900 90
Cash in Treasury On SOth sept. 2 345 zis IS
Total disbuTsements. ........... sl7 O29 Io7 10
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D city. TT Ms fa-RiEAsa ?. M r.gU-s
Address A. q So Nss1-s Rass q HI
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The Case ore R.scbaabe,.

The following letter fFon the eeret4ry Of War
refers to the case Of e q Schn.be!:
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N aahv11Io To

EiIs. spTazrH = S!EEs HETfs EsFELLE,
ana ho-das TCz-BEs Osusr1 & AZ,
EVABE r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-28

MOVEMENTS IN WESTERN VIRsISIA.-The
Richmond Examiner of the 10Th instant says: In
formation received last night from the w est re-
moves all doubt that a forward movement for the
entire command had been ordered for Yesterday
morning. Gen Loring was ordered to move
with bis forces from the Big Spring in the direc-
tiOn Of Huttonsville, around the Cheat Mountain,
while Gen. Jackson was to advance toward the
Cheat MountairA where the enemy IL posted In
force and block the progress Of Rosencrans east
ward. He will now either capitulate or IL ap-
priled Of our movements In time will back on
Phillips, which is the only position which he
would be apt to select in his retreat to make a
stand at. Stirring news may now be momentarily
expected from the West
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th says:
"Private accounts represent Gen. Floyds COM
mand m ten miles west Of Lewisburg. The enc
my are reported to be posted (three thousand
a Large number at GaHley river, which they are
terrifying. Gen. Floyd's Brigade has been lately
reinforced and supplied with improved arms, and
IL In high state OF efficiency. He will advance
on the eneHiy in very few days"
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MAIL atsI5A. M.
EXPRESS atS0P M,
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATIQNs AZ q ID
foR NEW Y6Rkk.r hiA
u g

The Camden and Amboy and Philsdelph,a And
bEsni PhfkH f rs Sda 1s
fR SFE 1 .. Wsas 81
Asa .s.cL M Vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
AIS a: M via Camden and Jersey City, IN. j.
At 8 4; N, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtJIH a: NJ. vi. KsLsnston and Jersey o.ty.
At laH P; M, via Camden and Amboy tAooommo-
At2 E IT., vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At trAssn A., vi. KenainEton and Jersey City.
At ~ via kensnston and Jersey City,
ats F. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, (EvsaIns
AslIf NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsouth
Ats p. N; via Camden and Amboy, "a ooommods-
ton freight md passenger, First Csss Tofst)
Sa M a eIssa, 1Sn' daily ThsI
,o Fo. Bely,ders, Esston, LsTbsrtyIIle,. Fleming
FoI Water Gap, stroud.burg. Scranton. WILKES
fI9m tKsasInston wa Delaware, Lsoks.snns and
and M From ssa ssns =.
ne s, aG A. connects with the train leaving
For Mount Holly at and A. M. and and u
For Bristol, Trenton, & O.. at iio A. M. az and
S3 +: IA: from kensington, and ~ p. M from
,instoG: FTSfssneOO. B0fdsnioSn, 60. 4 iaS. {.
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and interme-
aists sf Places at ah p. M. from Walnut street
III For New York and wav Lima. ,s.xin,
kenalpEton Depot, take the oars on Fifth efreet
above Wainut, half an hour before depsTture The
from the depot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed 10 esoh
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from n kine
snythlns Is bsggsse but their wearing apparsf
All baSEaGe over ffy pounds 70 % psid for
bna{gsSe to one dol Or per pound, and vii not be
neole fyr any amount hey ond one hundred doIlsrs,
except By special contract
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THE EVENING STAR.
LAURA WON'T SFCEDE

Editor Star You have given Us the appeal OF
LauraS lover 70 induce her not TO secede; VIII
you publish her reply'
Yes, I'll kiss you, ere you go,
Could I, could answer, No!
When 1 know this very day
Will see you marching far away
Go, wheSe your country calls, adieu
My heart will ever burn for you
where'er you march, there IL no need
To think that Laura will secede.
when on the tented field, no doubt,
You'll wheel, present, advance, without
One thought Of poor me, left behind
But will ever keep in mind
Your image, yea, although
be bssieged by some fine beau;
Therefore, dearest, do not heed
The foolish thought that I'll secede.
Do not for a moment fear
That you will be forgotten, dear;
No matter " hat brig ht visions rise
To dazzle or seduce my ewes
No matter what Rne words hear
I'll wait forever for you, dear;
Pay, rest content, for In my creed
You will not ind the word 'Eseceds.n
Good bye, dear. naught whatever
My love from you can sever;
Yss may forget; perhaps may fall
In the wild battles din I; and all
Our hopes OF happiness may fade,
And gloom and grief my heart invade
Yet, spite Of all my heart viii be
True to my vows-true, love, to thee.
When you return, | quick will speed
70 arms, and from my Ma secede! LAURA.
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n AND fAtt RIVER.

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road, distance Of 50 miles only 70 Boston : :.
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytop,
ssSssAinrs II kATIRyBpSg1 ssSh ga;
bussd.ys. Thursdsys and s.tnrdaIs, al e'oIoof
These steamers are FITTED With cemmodiols
state Tooms and every arrangement for the secpri-
" AND mort OF Passengers Who are Afforded by
this route nights' rest on board, aid on arrival
1t F4ll River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
ing Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starting Of tbs Acoommoda-
aSn Ms A; by which they may reach Boston
A baggage master 10 attached TO each stssmcr,
who recelves and tickets the baggage, and socom-
Donios the tame 10 les destiDatlon.
steamer rurs IN oonneotIon with this Line be-
tween Fall River and PTovIdenos daily, except
Freight 70 Boston 10 FORWARDED through with
greet dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves
Eel River ever mo- niEg, Sundays excepted, 90
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arrlyinr
a. It's destination 81 about II A M
FOR freight or pas sage, Apply On board. or O. the
oface on Pier No. North River. For state rooms
And berths Apply on board, n desireo 20 seolre
nd ~ ~ go .t..ns ~ "