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Hon L c. Clarke, X y; Hon II Ds.
are a. the Willard House H'' -
The London '.St,5'' publishes els. ,o,ata bi
ogrHph'~~' notices - Generals klcCIrIIan e.
moAi, DcDU "ell and e mas "
lit IS curious fact that Robt Garnet. ,pbo
was filed p Il George, w=s the prosessloD / in.
s,fuctor 81 Nci IeI!a1 al West Point He tam, hi
him tac'.Cs aud had an apt pupiI n annsa,. I'M
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W The s,oop- Or-yyJr Cumberland A.
rived OF Boston TIsstty uigb, from Fo-tr.s,
Monroe She Is to be repaired At the CLarles.own
Navy Yard.
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II Tte fa'cnd company Of the New York
seVrnth Regiment has nog in active service for
three years iLirlj -four ruc hers "a Commissioned
and non-com niEsiored o.HeFr
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u NiS- members Of the ..Old Folks trouDe
who have been on tour IN England arrived In
Boston yesterday Only three Of tie companv
remained In EurnDe
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W The constituents OF Congressman Ben
Wood ere about 10 Lo'd an Indignation u.ss..u.,.
for he purpose ofeIpressiug their discus, At h a
course n Co"sress during the past week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

II The volunteers in New York CITY are all
furnished with tickets on the city RAILWAYS and
omnibus lines gratis
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W The renains Of General Garrett, killed at
the Chsai River battle on Sunday, were conveyed
10 wheeling on Tuesday, en- yoRts f5r Washing
ton city, (via Adams 4 Cos expres..) From
This city they will be conveyed under aag Of
truce 70 his former home In V.r4irsz
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W me Iammdny Regiment, uoi Kennedy
IeI 'Hoi' enca'nPment on Long Island :pr Wash
ingIon Via ii ..fisburg. this morning at sunrise
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~, III The Brandon Miss Rsonhue.n 49,.
one hsii OF The papers published In that State
no., o - ols.ohtinued through The want II
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HAVE YOU So BSCRIBED FOR TIE WEEK
LIZ STAR, TO BE MAILED To YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE
IT'S THE BEST DOLLAR wEEKLYINTHE
WORLD
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS II UNEQUAL
LED!
ITS GENERAL NEWS IA UNSURPAssED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY!
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER HUN
DREO TIMES IFS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for This WEEK, TO Be orr on Fy1-
day HorRing-prios Three Csnfs-1yiH
Be a remarkably I1stsrssti5lg Ons.
Every Person az distance ,rAo ,rgR,g E.sD
POsfsa toi;h reference 10 ssaar - re4l!g
gong on here IA these interest
Islg tunes skaHid reosiue ~
regularly.
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u Eighty recrui's for Col DURYEA'S Z 7usvrs
AZ Fortress Monroe passed through Baltimore YES
tF1aY
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GEN McD'wELL's CUnMAND The accouu: Of
the oops In Gen. McDnweli's army and how
they are dieiGed into brigad~s divisions, sc
Published in yesterdlv's New York Hsra.i. and
We presume pretty extensively copied elsewhere.
IS wholly iHc7rrsct. Since il WAC or gIuaiiy
printed, ION iGe sth Inst > 5000 trcap5 have
Joined gel NcDoveiI's armr, and others in Il
before have be- n transferred ia tleIr several po-
stons so the reader caa gain no CO... ec. lniyr-
nation fGo,U Il whatcye-
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PERSONAL

U Great numbers OF rifed cannon are daily
arriving in New York
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" hes;efdsy and tr-d4y five ttousand Enfield
rifles left New York for Washington.
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DIsUNi"E CCTssGEs We learn that General
Mansfield Is about TO send troops up on the AIar{-
land DE- OF ia, r.Fer TO the vicinity Of Senea 70
punish those On tn Virginia side OF the Potomac
who have been slipping over and burning down
the house, II Maryland L nion men They have
destroyed four In that way recently. We believe
that Gen. Mansf Ids ordsrs will De to retaliatp
burning for burning, "a LDudon, il another such
IRE occurs on the Maryland side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-18

TROPHIES FROM FAIRFAX CoUar GoUsF Peter
Campbell, Of New York and ANDREW J Sweet
ser, % Mass suffers OF Sey-u,y-a-st Reg!u1.g5.
New York, have jas. returned from Fairfax with
load Of cents, guns, aud o.E-r trophies from the
South C7roIina regiments who ran and left them
on the field
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"SoLDIERs AVID PELLOw-CITIZENS
, - Soin" 20 SMlTH'S, No 400 Seven s'reat,
q P.ssltS OF Once a-d huy vour G = r II a.,
Elk NI>IlNG GOODS, TRUNK. VAI1.Fs
IA : > a. CAPS a. Northern press ~ III In
NAVY PIANNE3. -surts az al p-tc.s a.
Z. 1917. MI as, No 400 Seventh street, oouosite
AoetOA.oE IL m
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Az ~ III aT .'S, Hans ana ISSif6DLrNos,
an , KIM 4 BCRCHELL,
'sS Seseef f-a-stpta a. s.s VsgasVlt ty.
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w A l TON GYMNA SIUN
NEAR c. NTER MARKET.
Mn "a H. MI

- W w AIOtI4T FeT u o7IIHs
pre o! the officers vi he IN attALdnnoe evar,
ev@ning from IN land from s q : O'clock 10 -
ceive applic-nis. 1rosA VINO wis., infarr5afs,nr
vi cal on b. GREENE, KIkvOOd II use
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MON hall. RES rAURANT.
Sl2 CSfTsst, beftsten GA cad IA
w y. RENTER. roSrlelor, ma yins retained
70 the pereonA saPerll ndence "a ms a A
es.to lshTmsnt, ~ me has thanks 10 sSfSAt
ss,.iD iot past t4vo,s, ard espsl iaify vs.
suing the tei IN OF hls absence AID i1yitA-
pnu,Bcs Of IhsR H's tarsonaI suse-,'.,s, ,,il
Of The bnSss iSpsrintl fertile RroEs rusnassssht
~ VIII tie choicest LIQUORS. and &c e
b.e.,.,I 10 ior TIE mensgsm-nf q e G linsry
nh - ~ VII !, strictly mo- ed and MI ~
d,d fssE 49, ~ 49, 40, r.o ed dsiiy Gsprn-
the Ens.1 :. ~ LIB Slll re served To- a. AID
RR.g. me ssAson iaSts. kemembsr, USloS HsIt
~ it-lW
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The Movement Of Col. Milss's Column.
LIST OF THE Wo UEDED.

Rough Country and Smart skirmlsh.
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I'O The OFFI Frs
= AND SOLDIERS
o. rn"ss who are DESTROYS Of sendi. q none, 10
helr families frlends, Past ear shfsIr - 80
Dreio on New York CITY in such snmt a. tbs,
msy WISH, either IN large or small amounfS aSsiy
zRMY EXPRESS CO.,
NO 5sg RxNNsFLya MA AVENuK.
~ 6-2vs nans.a-. w.
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SUMNER CLOTHING

AT REDUCED PAGES.
~ Nerrn5r our la-ge ssEo-tut snt fthtg 81 NJ MFR
SLCIbl No a reduced ri es cur tto X EN-
INIacrt a.. titles aLd era tues f 6 ntirmsn
louthN, eEa Boys " EARN Apparel. of the mot
deslra6le a1d GhiOnabia styies -
ais. SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS IN
Clothing made TO order st the ghortes, notice.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.
-. 322 p nHsvlvanis Evenua
~ 10 Until. Rer bet o. h and l0fh -,
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n. PEABODY. NJ. D., SURGIcaL AN Ny
go Gu ,sicAL pESTTsT. having iaSeB-
IONS az no 9To Pa. avanu-, hetv = KS
J. IN ana ~ IN SITS, tao do east az ths ~ClIH
hlrkEo ID hou &c. respectful " go iairs a sh,ro of
he's Profession. i,hEi-. VI
MutTARY HORSE FOR SAL = .D,r-f95
So. We ssl Horse, beautIf lha., Of IN. n
tary Eurp ses. ApPlJ L, p RAR r1n 10Y
hs,nn "a herlonLural Warehouse, SIS Seventh 81,
o eeehue. ly l2-lv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-09

e JaaIFr5 lnI N0nHuInfIs-
J. f FELIX Err, Sole Agent,
-vpt14-tf No. 167 Nsir-st., Evansville, Ind.
,5~9Es.EI.EgS .Hcas YKss9's F9.v; WHOLE
= sale aud Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
'IERCHANT, dealer in Cortsges NaiIs, Giaa-s Co
r.eut. Powder Plaster Paris, .EC.,-E 13S Main
.traet. Eear tLa CanaI. EEal..ZIlI.. Ind. i..2s
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Advertising i1l the Weekly

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders Societies
aud Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. ga
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fel-
lows, Masonic Orders, benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 20
cents for each Insertion; over eight lines at
this rate. -.4... r-gEe
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices OF Festivals, Picnics and EXcur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over will be charged double the usual
rates. ..- 49,. b f.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents. t+ 1-S
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL. co. 81.
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.N!sHING WORK.

EyVIE PROPRTETORS or THE CITY rom
Il dry beg leave to inform their friends aud Il
public in general, that they prepared to do bn
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New Administration
TO OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONESl
j. p. ELLIOTT,

No 22 Main Street,
rs no H~ ON" H.A.NsD TESKFH
n an almost endless variety of Fancy aud Staple
Groceries, which he intends to sell at UNIFORM
prices. He will not sell two leading articles
at cost below cost to attract attention but the
community rely on getting good articles at
fair average prices. l have something for almost
everybody. Mechanics, dealers, house keepers
misses and bachelors can find goods in which they
obtain value received for their money.
isn14 !. p. ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
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ThEaStmK mac Chtmess &c
EVANSVILLE, IND.
EYVIE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY rom
a dry beg leave to inform their friends and Il
public in general, that they prepared to do d n
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
aud everything appertaining to the Foundry Busis
They are manufacturing STEAM EsaINEs Ana
BOILERS OF any size and power required Saw Mil
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size Dista-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt MILF
Horsepowers Cornsheilers, NJ achinery Of all kipds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
every description, Iron HousefroDts, Cellar Gra16s
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS &C.
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Eettles, Refrigerator.
AttemporatUrs, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms OF.
au improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast jugs, Cans, syphons, &c. Copper, Lead aud
Iron Ptpei Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
variety, for beer spirits, oil, DC Grass Cocks ana
Valves, Steam Whistles, dc.
Workmen sent to ali parts to fit up work and dU
repairs ON Steam Boilers Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, DC.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing IN and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separltorg. German RDlt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic BetiuR, Packing, Hoss, de-
Of the best kin TipplaUe, Sheet Irop EloelC Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Speter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warr&ntng their work. and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
ea5- Office and Sale Rooms No. 60 Main stree
Founder y, Boiler Yard AZ Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First " 'econd streets, Evans-
willie. indiana
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Old METALS ROUGHr.
H0fREEDAJg.v,s PHAsE.V~Ts, FR ON

Dobell & ConyngtOn have Just received splendid
assortment Of Presents for Christmas and New
Years, comprising Babies Books, Boys Books
Girls Books, Albums tor Young Ladies, Scrap
Books AnnuaiS beautifully bound And those spleu
did new publications. Poets Wit and Ifumor
Homes Of American Authors, Tennyson'B Mag
Queen, Mrs Cowden Clark's Shakespeare, Splendid
Life Of Washington, Illustrated edition Of Brown,
Jones and Robinson, and many others, including "A
beautiful selection Of Testaments, Bibles Prayer
Books, Catholic Manuals, &C. &c. Call and buy
thrm at the cheapest rates at
dec22 DOBELI, 4 CONYNGTON'S
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OAM Bxs TK.TPE.RTE.

1 receiving first shipments of a lot OF
nine hundred boxes tin plate, bought on good terms
from New York house closing agency at New
Orleans, and would sell part of it, arrival at
low rates. for cash good four months paper, paya-
Bile in bank.
can offer greater inducements than heretofore to
parties wishing TO purchase in lots.
feb23 SAMUEL ORR.
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CHRISTIAN WM HELMAs
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and GTist Mil Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Tbrasing Machines, &c.
A L L 1.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RPPEES .gyV-D CIDER, IND CT
SA der and Apples.-10 bbls very choice green
Apples, bbls BalIous Racked Apple Cider (sweet
and nice favored), just received and for sale by
dec31 CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey block.
~ReUyE-SD SFsECR.--.E FRESH Mr.
w rival of E. r. Durkee & Co.'s select spices
We warrant them to be pure. For sale at
JANIS ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
HDEFKyN"EsE9 3 u Il II ~ 8 II NO. d
4 a only 121&c per ib.-Crushed, Powdered, an
Granulated Sugar, Of the best Now York Refine ys,
for sale at 121ac per fbs by
MARI COOK & LANGLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
mnr,,s,.-Renortcd 1x Telegraph.

BUFFALO Aug l3--FIuuR unchanged. WnsAr hrner Win
dend; ssss co bush No. Chicago spring a.
B}c go NJ do at sic. 80 bush Red Wintsf ~ 70
CoRN better aud la good demsad sales 500 bush a. ss
CANAL FhksATs-lic Com Ne. Wbest 70 New Ion
LAlE IgPuhrs-g.OV bbis. Flour HoOp bush Wheat sp""
bush Corn 9no bnsd isIs CAsAL EHPokTt4oO bb flour
1880 buh Whcs, 500 brsh Corn 10 o0o bush Osss oo
bu-h. haley.
OswtGo. Aug i5-FLoUR 6rusr wnEar ia better densnd
'ar. LAB night 1890 bush. No. Chicago spfips At t.c
to-day Advsrccd 2dJc Spns with only light cner-
ipg sales Of to bush No Chicsgo spnns at VIC Coss
better sslss OF ~ 900 bush ilno ec. CANAL Fksssr
dali but pscsns.d tie LIeak Mud Lock VIII be pated 20
that boats Gao p,,s ngbl LAKE, JnPoRrs: ny0 bn.h
Wheat, ,sov bn.h Germ. CAssL ErPoRrs; IJt6s BUSH
Wheat, 1850 bush Corn.
PHLADELPst, Ane a-Fiorn sdysnced L. ssle. 81 40
bbl& We1iprn srprr..s at - 15 NHEar advanced rae
,ses cta tu,h Sed q, sI sdSi 20; White u s Ti IS
cosS ksta &C. ssl. 2c9 bDsh. al tiGSsc wisz, s.45,
ulsgHic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16


The above table 10 made assuming these stock re-
deer,abls on Jan. Of the mentioned years.
Priyaie letters from the S.ut cay tha' . bill is be-
fore the Rebel Congress which looks to The conscaon
of all Southern bonds and evidences Of southern State
Indebtedness which are not registered by certain
dre as tho property Of citzens Of the Confederate
States or of citizens Of nations al peace with them
The most gigantic monetary arrangement ever CON
cuded in this country entered into to-day by the
banks of this aud the ncighboring cities with the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, involving the amount OF
Also 900 900, and giving the Government the means OIL
carr, ing on the war against the rebellion up 70 '0e
meeting of Congress The details Of the scheme are
yerv nearly those we have already stated in ha col
umn, On the 18th inst, the Secretary VIII nave
uIaced TO his cred, by the banks (pasties to this
snapgement) s5o,Oooooo, which, it Is under
sood. Le will daw against At an average rate
Of a million per day. The siSty-day Treasury
notes and all overdue notes aro available IN pay
mo,. Of drafts under dis aranecnier'. Tue
Ii.b, 10 rIc delland natse, atleayh objected
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

The statement of the present week az comDared wits,
the preceding, shows decrease Of SiN, ,34 In tis
items Of loans and discounts, sG635s in deposits aid
an increase of $50 76 in circulation $2l3o2 in specie
Although we have had gradual improvement in tbs
prices of textile fabrics during the present month"; yea
the general Dry Goods trade has been az rule tams
and unsatisfactory. This advance in Domesics ow.
ing the upward tendency of Cotton and the supposed
mpossbity of future production, rather than any M
creased demand for goods for foreign markets or fs
home consu mption. Our manufacturers have at len
considered the Importance Of the question of future p
ply of Cotton, and will not rely upon the chance
which might In their favor, 10 future stocks,
but have wisely discontinued producing, by genes.l
soppage Of their mills. We have for long time IN
sisted upon the adoption II tis con'se MS the only saf
to our manufacturing interests, and il general
duc,ion in the consumr ton Of Cotton had tssenp
ak months since, no snch mperous necessity W -
have been apparent this time. England bss at tss
ent much lager supply Of the raw material than .
have, the last reporting the stock in Lver
at over 900, 900 bales, against a stock OF 100000
bales last year, which supply, however win furnish
their spndles during the present year only. Such has
been the great demand for manufactured goods in
Manchester as shown by the report Of the Board Of
TEN will be adopted there. Their table Of export Of
the six months ending the Both OF Jnne compared with
former seasons shows fsvorbly. They have actually
exported nearly one hundred millions yards Of cotton
fabrics more than In the prosperous year OF 1850. Tho
increase has arisen from an scve demsDd for goode
from Itsly Brazil, China India and the BriishAmer
can Colonies &c. Tie treaty with China, the In.
creasing consumption of the East Indies and the rapid
and steady extension of their in other parts
of the world has than compensated for the os OF
trade with this counryalthougb the falling off Of exr
ports compared win Lst year has been unparals
leed English industry russes trade where none
oreseen by adapting it, productions to the exset
wants Of the country; while their Government gives
such aids to private enterprise she will always retSa
her manufacturing supremacy. We report still fur.
ther advance iu heavy Sneetings and Drills since our
last review, and observe inquiry for Printing
Coths--without reporting sales II 10 confidently as-
serted that no large quantities. Of Printing Cltbs oou1
be purchased at lees price thsn Sc. yard r 64x6l
although tie nominal price is Ic.
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports of Do
mestic Cotons for the week ending Aug. II, foowss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
ARMY AND NAVY.

Tue u. g. chartered storeship National Gns'd sailed
from The Brooklyn Navy.Yard yesterday, for tie
Floros division Of the blockade feet to stay Ultimately
q, Fort Pckens. Size took very large cargo Of all
Of necessaries, including coal, rigging naicals
ordnance stores g.. No soldiers salors except her
own crew were Oh board. The National Guard s fully
armed and well able TO protect hersef having no less
than six formidable guns on deck.
This morning the Naval Examining Board viii meet
again at MIR. Bunts office, tie Secretary OF the Navy
having ordered TIE members 10 reassemble and cvn-
tnue passing men until they ordered to adjourn
Considerable excitement was occasioned Yesterday
among the trools e1camped at Fort Hamilton in con.
sequence Of $50 Of them having got some lawyers TO
procure habeas corpus by which they could leave
the army, on the plea hat T.iggs surrender released
them from Government service. There are two com.
pares Of the 9Th Infantry two Of the st and three Of
the 3d, 10 camp. They surrendered to Van Dorn in
Texas, aud sw0re not TO serye against the South. In
answer to question as TO tbeir bnens, a.ked iy
the Wsr Department. all but IS of the So pcti,ioned
Tor their discharges, which pr0n 90, Tut never
given: hence tie hibcas corpus.
Among the ,cal naval movements yesterday, were
the aIiiyal Of 40 shell at The Navy-Yaro, und
detachment Of ". y. sal ora from Bul.io, which IA
tecouiug quite an important recruiting post. The
men @eie ilaeed on board tho receiving slip North
Carolina
There grand battalion din of all the United
States marines al this Staiion tho parade ground of
tire barracks, yesterday. Eayoet aid musket drill Is
Low incessanl taught 10 lhe ii.ts here, squads of
whom are algays uuder indrucion.
lneluding the Murine Quad o. the receiving ship
North Carolina, there now tome 600 members of
That branfh OF The service NJ hs pot, under c,mmaud
of Major Breyo9gt and Capt. DeagbIy. The psT bE-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
rScle ON Flusb;na avenue are nearly Rsisbed and will
.a.nhablu La ras ~ 10 receive meu In a feH Neeks

We hear that The Navy Der9Ftnent bGs rectIvcd
surcious statements sbout ihe loyalty Of the recently
appointed Commandant OF tie Maro Island Call Ma
v,-YaII. Bis son j, known 10 bea Secessonist; bnt
beyond tits fact there does not appear to outsders any
tangible Foundation for the charge AGAINST The father
Capt. Gardner IL a native OF Mary land bot, we be.
Ieve, citizen Of Virginia He has been considered
sonnd.
Tho Boston steamer Joseph Whitney, which has
been for some time conveying troops and thitber
for the Government has been purchased. She s oo3
tuns burden II feet daugh and ordered 10 this port
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MARLNE JOURNI4L.
PORT or sEw-YORK........ Ave. N
Cleared.

sh,ps-- Devon stine. Andsr.pn Loneon, Z. y Morsen
WlIe,; Thornton Collins. liverpool. Williams GlionI OTsA
Western Pufber Liverpool &. ". MsrshslL c,
BARK. N. Hicks, Brennan, Gloucester, Ls".snee' oh~
Co. -. i, = ,,,,,,. ~. .
Lucy Ann As st. Johns Brett bon Coi John rreenss
Grow ell. Rio yspciro. l. Is. Gseer .r,
Schooners-El,. Culmer. Nssssn Epeas; D. Holss,
Kemoon Key West ~ Bsnnrr jpfs (Br Cor, uslf.l J:
q Whney Co 3. Watson, wihbiy, hsse.les, j. T. Wus
Co. ,,,,,
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Pns.rurcr. Arrived

Ir .smsbip Et.s JVm Lirop'si and Q.srs'f1-sMisess
Smith Johu O. Dale Mr. ysnn wife chhd ard intent! Mt
K.utznses Mr. Gardner Mr.. Smith, r. JONES' Mr. and Nrl
Dubruti MT. Jackson Ms, Bah M Ssrvst 1rs Mitch
Ell p Flood Mr.. Qn John So ith hT kosssr h
RudoY Mr. snd Mira Thome., bsrig.n. Stern Stem,
Mr. Yrssy. Mr. Myer Mr. and Mu Hart 0eors- smith. Mr..
Bent child Mr. Le<dom Mis Cobbsn Mr. and Ars Done
ssn Master Smith NJ. Marter Mr. Duelos MI. Liynsstoas,
Mr. Hdrirh Mr. and Mrs Hav-,, Mr. Gr-eves ard 70 In s
sieersge from Liverpool and % from Queenstown.
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FrREs.-A fire occurred yesterday afternoon at No
O. mnrs, s,,t originating in qu.nty Of hops stored tber.
owned by Mr. Samuel esLcoa The damage 10 the hops 10
s.irsej Al $500 on " hich there IL no Insurance
o'clock ve,tedsy u fire discovered IN the
Garner Of spns and Greenwich srsct occupied By
~ isu T., nrh az ,sa snd eyfee ttoIe. Damage hhing