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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
Adjourned to Friday, 18th October.

DIR. VIM. IT, Wilson, Assistant Surgeon % Regi-
mont New-York State Militia, residing at No. Sec
ond street, the Bowery, says that there is no
other DR.. Wilson in that street. and that be knows
nothing about the alleged child murder in Greenwich
street, to which Coroner Jackman was called On
"Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
CogcERr AT CENTRAL PARK.-The following
programme will be performed by Dodworth's Band
q Il. or 81 n'clncl.

FREY OF CHARGE.--The United States Express
Company will transport over their Express lines
free of all charge blankets donated to the Govern.
ment marked to any Quartcrmaster in the United
States Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

AID TO THE FAMILIES OF VoLUNTEERs.-rhe fot-
lowing is statement Of the amount distributed by
Controller Haws, during the month Of September, 70
families of volunteers, from the 100000 appro-
prated by the Common Council:
Number of families o7i6 adults ssli children " ~,
total uunbe OF posous al l sDt expended $SJSf5 20
THIS anon. a. divided among the WsFls a. follows; ft
Ward s2O52; Second, L., %; Third sos Fourth -
"a. Pinb ~ 90 50, SIKH S578 90; Seventh. t5pt;
Fsbh .3s1f: Ninth $685. s0 Teeth, s3by9 Ee'sntn.
Sg., 81: T.e!nh 81 ia 81; TbIteenie s5tSi soe'-
eepth $3.50; Fifteenth. 81 1871 sos sixteenth ?SoS
sysnteenth Sllo93 81; Eighteenth S4.si Nhcteeh.n.
s545; Twentieth, SI2 3iji Twenty hrst, ~oiel I"enJ-
second, 8 t9H 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

Connolly and Julia Connolly, the daughter and
wife of the accused, were held as an access ,res Nj
chael Sullivan aud the woman were committed to
the 1ombs to await the action of the Grand jury.
Connolly is missing, and it is represented that hay
ing been an enlisted soldier. ho is now in Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

STEAMSHIPS CHARTERED DR THE GoyEGSMEHT.
The steamship Parkersburg has been chartered by
Government, and is now fitting up berths to accom-
modste $40 mon. The steamship Potomac has also
been chartered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

THE Contest FOR THE Prize Billiard TABLE.
The amateur contestants for the billiard table Of
fered by Mr.. Phelan have agreed upon the Particu-
lars Of the contest, which will take place in Pr-
yate room attached to Mr.. Phean's establishment
on the evenings Of the 9TH, 9Th, 9th and 10th Of
October. Each player will play two games
Of 300 poia,s with every other player and
the game is to be the fOur-ball carom game, on
carom table, with regular two throe-eighths size
balls, the game to be governed by Phelan's rules
for the American four-ball game. The Playinsswill
commence at o'clock each evening, and each Of
the players can invite twenty friends. On the first
evening two competent judges will be selected as um'
pires and they will choose referee, whose decision
shall be final.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

The CATALIsE ALLEGED Arson CAsE.-fester-
M he examination in the of the alleged arson Of tbs
steamboat Caliline reached s,neusion At o'clock ina
case was renewed before Justice Quakenbush at the Jeher
son Market Police Court.
John Hartley Churchill fEo l3i East Thirty ninth street
depo.rd "a foows-I 6m chemist have been ehgas'a IA
eAterment In water IN France and 10 this cuntrYi
have read the evidence Of the Of the Cahne as given
o. Mil Ica state in what way nnmsss described by the
engineer Of the Cane issuing on the furnace doors eo1d
A. Upon reading principal cisa' stated by the tns
peer mad that the damper closed that he was lowering
ia sssu al tho ue when the engineer rst saw the name
he saw & was or 10 feet high and kept Issuing In
snrht the nature the fame gaseous and blues
these prove the existence Of waesss or he daon
prove, waer,gas and back dmusht 4. because the
flame was connuous back daught could ony nave oesn
possible 20 yerv limited extent with the camper cosedi
This shows that there waetgs and nothing else Inc
vay Iu which the engineer closed the dmpe atd then re-
opened t. exactly such would be most favorable 10 ms
rodnc lion waeIgss The cabonc acid couhoed
ot conl would decOmpoe producing carOonic OXIDE Inc
csrbonc oxide aud in the situation wond act upoa
each other and the would decompoe Al The t,ss
enii.ence OF watergss, with sir for fuel
On erossexaninstion the testimony was repeated
The council for the defense then proeeedea 70 as" "
The Justice admitted that State magistrate was con-
coded that he had jurisdiction in the case A., ,h
Counsel continued TO argue upon n, secohu
Ju,tce had no Jurisdiction United STATE, si 81 ~
In the case Of acrime having been cohnnso ~.
Isdtction Of snoih-r State 81 The Tilted States Hs
s tht 81. vessel was navigating the waters OF VIZ
nis adding that he Csane was L' ard not Owned by t.
He waived however the claims OF J9risdletlop,
IL, ~ .oU.r he discharged by the Justice instead OF ss
s son AZ 20 iurdiction. The evidence in the esso
was such as establish the Innocence OF tbe Prsole
ss very good reason for the discharge asked II , ~.
M sedEwik for the prosecution, summed up W 10" "
use ouncksnbu,h reserved his decision in the case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
IMPORTANT FROM THE CHEROKEE
NATION
ECTIoN OF JOHN ROSS.

DIsAFFECTt0N OF JOHN ROSS.
From The So Louis Erentng Nsi7'.
From the Rev. VIM. s. Robinson, Missionary
teacher Of tho Old School PresbyteIian Church, who
ttachsd st. Louis Last Saturday from the Cherokee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

TaE STEAMSHIP LocUsr PoBT.-Yesterday the
steamship Locust Point was put on the dry-dock fol
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

MORE FRAUDS on THE VoLUsrEER hhLi -.
FuSD-Brdget Mccormick, irshwe man. her
osce of The Relief this morning and "a
ticket which called for SO 80 weekly relief for one aS IA
Ia children ON behalf of Michael Mccormick ss W ott
economy A. I'd ifornia Regiment, residing no % 4s
street Officer Eawsd Newkk detailed % sp d,.u SIG 50
nom Inc Relief mittse at their Office IN rou'n ~ Sof
by means of cket which stated her having
Est Tyeb slyeet but which the officer stopped
tund IL Al there was no such Bndget S Ward
residing Ia che place The ticket Of the r 20 With the
one bfesAned this morning. Bridget aokno" IL Quinn tho
and wss up Trial complaint Sst.oed yesterday
M @ me oeer in conjunction with os Sn srswog
nn residing No 20 Thames ,ne,hsr of soldier Tho
ossn being sddssd ;sSss ' s sd susd .:.
Miss CMf uG Sb1 one also that she had no sons sa'
name 70 oe y, as s N .hs sc0n ofhs Grand soFy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

BARSUMs HrPoPoTANUs.-The amphibious
monster of the Nile, which has attracted 80 much
attention at Barnun's Museum for some weeks, is
about to 20. The farewell benefit Of the HiPPopo-
Janus is announced for to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

PATRIOTIC SoSGs SET TO MUsIc.-sIr Matthias
Keller Of Brooklyn has composed several pieces OF
music for the voice, single or in parts, which can
easily be sung, and are we'll harmoDised, with a
piano accompaniment. Their titles are Hail to the
Nation" Sons of our Union Arise" &c. The
author designs them also for the troops, and drum
accompaniment is added. The composer is also
writer of the words, These works and Others by the
same hand will soon DO given at a concert, and one
Of them viii be played at the Central Park to-day.
or their popularity we cannot speak, as that can
only be tested by trial, but unsteady they are cor
rectly composed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

ILLNESS or THE UNTYD STATES DIsTncr-AT-
roRSEY.-Uniled States Dsirict-Attorney Smith has
been unable to attend TO his duties the past few days
ON account of sicknesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

CoLoRED EaIoRArIoS TO HAYrI.-The Helen
Augusta sailed yesterday with a colony of coloFed
emigranis to Hayti, ll3 in number. Another colony
of ninety members will sail next week. Mr.. Red
path has nearly 300 passengers engaged for vessel
10 sail on the 18TH The greater part Of the colony
by the Helen Augusta were from Canada, Michigan,
and Pennsylvania, and all Of them were farmers
emgTatng to grow cotton by free labor in the only
country in the New World exclusively inhabited by
free men Of African ancestry. These farmers, who
have done well in Canada and this country, have
left us because of their uncongenia social state.
The Canadian negroes all testify that the prejudice OF
color il even more intolerabe in the Provinces than
in tho United States. One Of tue most substantial Of
ne emigrants, being asked why lie left America, said
bc visn.I to "help to put an end to this Southern
lion" They ~ seem to believe that the fate Of
Slavery hangs on the cottO- paul '-''''1 - '''
q hand in settling it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

THE FoRT LAFAYETTE PRIsosERs.-UnitedSta States
Commissioner Stilwell has been directed TO 60 to
Fort Lafayette and administer the oath Of allegiance
10 certain Of tue prisoners confined there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

IN MENORIAM-BoTTs. The New York Tri-
bune wades through nearly two columns OF dry
matter 10 prove that war stimulates inv. Htion -
No person " no has read the Tribune since the
commencement OF the crescent q faculties can for
moment question the propOsitiog II Boston Posi-
III The New YORK paprrs say that cant De
GFoot Is building two steamers. the steel Plates
CT y hich are 10 be four inches thick rendering
the vessels SHOT and bomb proof and protecting
the boilers. These vessels lie expects TO sell 20
In, Government
III The San An'onia CTexas) Ledger reports
the arrival az that city Of three - pound cannon
from F CIT Clark, On the 20 the coast 70 be
added to the defense Of our harbors
IL During the thunder storm in the vicinity
Of Baltimore on Tuesday, two persons We're killed
bV liz htning, and several were more or less
effected by the electricity.
II Willism A. Holley, editor OF The Fort Ed
ward ". } Ledger. was drowned on the eve
ming Of the Sd. while bathing la the river
IL The yacht bearing Prince Napoleon and
tue Princess ClOtilda raa a Sunken rock near
Cape de Fer, aud barely escaped being wrecked
IL The total number or casualties on tue side
OF the Federal fnrces, that occurred during the
month Of June, was l67.
IL Cart BOndenhs.Ger. OF Indiana, e oman
izlng company Of printers In Indiana for ihe war
II Large numbers Of Floridians are daily leav-
Ing their state FOR the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
Southern News Items.

LOUISVILLE. July TO Hon. JoseDh Holt IN
SATURDAY evening, addressed an audience. On,.
thl5d being ladies. densely pac king the LARGEST
hall IN the city, in an unconditional T-1iC1
plause -
The Charleston Courier suggests that aysnt hs
appointed "a receive subscriptions Of rice and
other L" Tolerate products, 20 sust2in-:le SOUTH.
err cause.
The New Orleans Delta SAYS thattLe New orr
IHaTine insurance policies lover the lOssps b,,
pirates and not privateers therefore n the Nor,E
ern courts condemn the Southern priyateers as
pirates, tie insurance companies will be liable
A special dispatch from Richmond. dated the
S'n inst; says that several prominent prisoners
WHO were hitherto on p-role have beer confined
because Of the action Of the Federal authorities
relative to the Southern privateers
The bonds and stocks of the Confederate States
subscribed for In South Carolina, Georgia and
A!abamH. have been forwarded 10 thcse states
FIoFida; Mississippi, aud Louisiana will be sup
pI;eo dur!As the present week. Virginia has
taken The bonds very libeTally The Fairness
Bank Of Virginia has taken $500 600. aid tie
Bank Of tue Commonwealth 500 900
IL Is reported that Mr.. wigfal has been Offered
the command Of Texas regiment
MEMPHIS, July IA News reached Little Rock
Yesterday, via POcabonias, that Mccullough,
with ~ coo men, attacked Il 0OO federal troop7 al
spring Held, Missouri, killing rine hundred when
Tue federai troops surrendered unconditionally
Two hundred so1theTners were killed
The Montgomery Mail earns that the Alabsrps
regiment at Norfolk is afflicted with toe measles.
though mildly.
NEW ORLEANS, July IL The sand batteries on
snip Island opened fire on Tuesday morning on
ankee war steamer, two miles OF. The Gre
Was returned, and one of the COnfederates was
wounded The steamer then hauled of and
went 10 Chandelier Island, I2 miles from the bat
teres.
dispatch from Richmond says that Ice il
scarce at from TO 10 cents per pound.
NASHVILLE. July 1.-THE Union contsins a
IetIet from CIarksyilie, dat d the 18th instant
saying that Brigadisr General w. L Withers is
organizing Kentucky brigade for the Con
federaie States at Camp Brown, eight miles from
GAINESVILLE. Withers has already about 1890
hentuckians in camp, and awaits orders IT, m
PRESIDENT Davis TO augment the brigade TO 3CO
Col iiaS"es hos just arrived from Richmond 10
command one Of tas regiments
letter 10 the same paper from LADY, asks
whether the ladies cannot be organized 70 admin
lister to the troops at Camp Cheatham, where
she Gays, the soldiers are being decimated by
disease.
AUGUSTA, Ga July IL "A large concourse as
semoled to hear Vice President Stephens speech
upon the produce loan. A committee was an.
pointed to procure subscriptions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

oeesPatisn Of Piedmsnt and New Creek by
Federal TresPS-RePaIs. Of thr Cenf,d.
crates.
hARkfssURe. Jolly i6 Col Charlsz J Riddle
commanding the PENNSYLVANIA reserve lstaiVrn
csmPed At Cumberland, Nd. occupied New
Creek bridge, i've miles esst Of Piedmont On the
Baltimore and Ohio railrosd. o. sunday. by the
ORDER OF zen. McCiellaa Col Kane Of 40. same
brigade, also occupied Piedmont aaa Caut FF
VIZ 'oos ms post - New Creek village The en-
emv precipi;aisly retired npon she apo-1soh a.
We Federal forces Capy. Tsylor's coiapanv pur.
sned and captured q wagon allied viJr IIuadsr
ga monday morning the enemy stt8c k-d Capt
htN ms position, but We're vigorously repals a
leaving behind two msa dead whilst sev-r,l
WOUNDED Were carried away There Was no loss
on the Federal side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

PHILADELPHtA, July - This mornings In-
qairer has a letter from Bunker Hill, showing the
advance of Gen. Patterson to that point on Mon.
day TompkiE's Rhode Island battery led tn,
van
Six hundred rebel cavalry, under Col. Stewart.
charged on the Twenty-third Pennsylvanis reyi.
ment' not seeing the battery, which opened a
breaking charge
The flying rebels were pursued by Col Thomas,
OF the regular cavalry. who captured one captain
and private.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

CRIMINAL CouRr YESTERDAY - John Brod-
mead, alias Broderick, tried on a charge of mali
eious mischief, by breaking the furniture in Mary
Mlller's house, was found guilty by the iury
His council entered mot on for a new ,rial
John Flanus was tried on a charge Of burg,alI-
ousiy entering the house Of Charles Werner and
acquitted
Robert Cross was tried, aud found guilty of an
assault and battery upon W " Milstead, and
was sentenced to pay fine of fifteen dollars and
Costs
To-day Elizabeth Ann Mitchell was placed
On trial on charge of keeping house If evil re-
pu'e. The case was pending when our reporter
left the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

IL The New Haven Register gives an account
OF very inSen.o9s invention called the "a
'afntr Since the making Of hays far Hntir
itea!- a. has become IN exclusive aad tKter.
Sre business, Il was found 70 be a large nsrt 81
Tue laoor ate. the bags Csme from the sewing
machine 20 ''tuTn' ihsTn Bv this machine the
Dlgs are ilid IN nile, Ike heaps" Of psper, Ga
TIE feeding board Of printin, rrsss ard wen
TIE machine Is put n motion, pail Of Iron fingers
SELF The bog a. iis mouth, two long arms enter
ana extend. and. gripping the bottom II toe he =
bags per minute are turned aad lad OF 3 srn9oth
as a weeks ironing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ANOTHER BATTLE AID DEFEAT OF
THE InNEEnER ATES

'INcINNATE, July Ion Friday might, de
tachmeat % three companies OF Col Woodruff.
Third Kentucky regiment attacked six hundred
rebels between Mad river and Bsrboarville, on
the k2nawha river, completely routing them
There were is2 or twelve rebels Killed and mum
"ei wounded 4 nc Ksntuck laus bsd che killed
The rebel force was Of wise's command.
Gen Cox's brigade is raPidly moving M the
Ksnawha river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

A CAUTION To AuKNAIDs A man IN Ee7-
Ky Killed sick cow few dsvs since IN
who's stomach Were found a large bass rfp !,
hair pin. and quantity of hooks ard &c. a
jury Of she neighbOrs. Informally sufumoued FOR
tue occasion, returned an osai v-rdlrt that toe
unfortunate deceased ald probably swallowed :
m'ikmaid at some perid OF h=T sdalt life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
The Sixth Maine Regiment

PORTLAND, Me, July IS The Sixth Maine
regiment were mustered into service to-day, by
Captain Hight, of the United States DRAGONS
They VIII be paid tomorrow their bounty and
State pay, and will leave fully equipped on Wed
nesday morning, in a special train
Arrangements are making for the reception of
our First regiment, Col. Jae kson commanding
whose three months term expires on the I'd Of
AM naf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

Co2eHs:-The sRdGen changes of our climate are
SOURCES 81 FhtEZoNnT%s bronchial end 4Sthndfte
45sctioIsS. Experience having proved that simple
.o,Gudios ofsen act sPeetliJ and certainly when
tak"n in the ear stages ol the disease, recourse
shOuid az ONCE be had to q Brcl51'S BToacii0!
ITochsS, or LozeIses, let tbs Cold, Cough, or IL
rltatsCn OF the Throat be slight as by this
prscautlon more serious attack may he eTectually
TardeJ OIL. Pt5hc Speakers and SinssTs will hnd
mem enectual Tor clearing and Strengthening the
goloe, See advertisement. de i-iJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

iE1h he bonds Of the Confederate States re
sold at the south fOg ter cents on the dolIIr TIE
Government If the CCGled crate States prooOss 10
take ine Gotten q the planters and ray for Il in
Confederate bonds az psr. Perhaps tJis n a.
accouat for the fact that SO msuv 81 the plan.--s
are raising corn Oh their lands this year, rather
than cotton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
O.duance fer Government.

ALBANY, July l5-The State Military Board
are about furnishing the Federal Government
with four full eld batteries Of the largest sized
guns They will be forwarded 10 Washington
complete this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

iNsURRFCT3uN- corr, spOudent If the Gin
ctnuat Gazette at Cairo, says thai Mr. Warren
BeCkwitL, direct from Wash.ngt~n COUNTY
Texas, by way Of the Mississippi Central Rail,
road reports rising OF the slaves I'm Yazoo
county, Mississippi. H says that ten ntgrops
were hung, and large number under srrgst
SoIne Dutcbmen had been detected ListribUtinv
poison 20 the slaves, aud aa intense excitement
was the consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

u fhe tornado which swept over Northern
Illinois on Monday destroyed consi derahle T-oU-
ertY at Dunleith, FrePPOFt and Rockford The
aggregate loss is estimated a Sl5O. co.. ON the
line Of the Galena end Chicago Railroad the
damage 20 the property Of the company was very
great; No lives were lost as far as has been re-
ucrted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

AT THE NAVY YARD, the work of preparing the
s1oop OF war Pensacola progresses finely, yet much
remaias to be done before she can be got ready
Tor sea Her rigging Is being set up industriou
", ana large gang of men are working on the
ehgines, which, being of a new pattern. require
more labor and care than had been expected In
ABOUT a month the Pensacola Is expected to be
ready for service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
The Fourth Wisoou,In R-.im,,,.

CHICAGO, july IS The Fourth wtsronsIp
regiment arrived AZ three o'clock ,bt. ~. 80,
thev were enthusiastically received hy larg-
crowdE on The line 90 ih- mstca taro..-h -. rifv
70 TIE Michigan southern Dspot Nv which route
thes leave this evening for the Ess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

IL CbaTivari seems to think - had SpecuIa-
ton for the 'yvO parties in America 70 S.ill the
Ina aus TO their help, for this morning ha gives
cut OF two savageS, one seal ping United states
man. and the other performing the saure Su.araton
on ConfederateS States man. Ths ere. is msde
To cry 10 the second-.'ThuudeF, SoYth Amerf-
can Will YOU haul OF your Eavages I'il haul of
mine " Il guess | will. North American; he's
scalping me also Paris LsttsT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

RICK ~ TIKI TRADE We have lately seen
considerable quantities a. upper leather OF len
tex tannage, coiored " "a yellow cchrs and her
suOst 'nces "a resemble oak tanned such d-syufSs4
are cas- ~ detected aud Tor the expected p-ofJ
thers Is substituted loss, both pacuriarE aBd
moral We advise the tauners when there -
demand Tor oak leather, IN leave The hsnlack take
care Of itself End honestly produce what N re-
CURED Shoe and Lsnthsr RspOrtsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
I,0C Al. NE W s.

CTTEouZk THE STAR Is printed On TIE fastest
an press n a-e south Of Baltimozs, iu edition
:, :. -ge 81 to require II 20 DC pu: TO press at an
.s,iv hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
tin before 12 O'Clock m; stherviIe they may
-, .ppesr until TIE neIt day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
nsStru,,ixs Etre

CARTHAGE, n Y, July "a destructive FIRE
occurred here this morning, consuming almost
the entire business portion Of the place, comptis
ing twelve stores, three dwellings, one church
one hotel, aud carriage mandatory. Loss un.
known, but generally insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

II The Richmond Dispatch saws no contract
has been entered into for the manufacture ot post
age stamps, nor can any be had for d.strIbuunr
for several months. Various designs have been
submitted bv several photographers Of New or
leans and Baltimore, none Of which have pleased
or been accepted BY the Government Tt Post
master General is aware Of The anxiety felt bv ai
classes for their appearance, aud viii make ar
Engagements as speedily as possible for :Lcir pro-
curement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

IL As might be supposed, the New Orleans
Journalistic are very angry with the London TINES
correspondent for what be has written hoYt thtr
city The Picsyune accuses hifu Of utt-rfur 70
tie world the most outrageous falsehoods Of his
""a coinage; and Says Il "lackS patience 20 o. ke
up Ia detail, the b2seess. and III refore base a.
y rsloas with which this tenth Russell letter over
H'|s IL is all black with mendscfty from l,s
ginning 70 end - Hard words Pic and we fear
unjust too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

MOUNTAIN VOYAGE steamer Sn,s,d
Eagle returned 10 st Louis on the Isl inst from
tie annual expedition Of the American Fur Com
rany 10 the base Of the Rocky Moursains or the
mead waters Of the Missouri. making The tap
down from Fort Union - 2Is mIIesl in nIn- Asvs
and eight hours. which IL the shortest o record
The pioneer explorers. Lewis and CLARK. accom-
pltshed the same distance In eighteen months