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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
TO Suspend i'm Part the Operation of An
Act Erlating to Revenue Cutters and

Bc it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tvs o. the United states Of Amcricn in Congress
bed Thot the act OF third March eighteen hundred and
forty TIVE, entitled An act relating to cutters
and ste imers' be and the hereby so Tar sus
pended us 10 allow tho soceary the Treas nv to apply
much Of the app at,on iT the collection of the 70
venue he may deem cxradcni the charter ar pny
chase Of ov tbs service: Prov ued That
liability shall be Incurred for the purposes ir.rcin
named which, together with the expenses collecting
the revenue shall exceed the appropriation already made
Tor the latter object. Approved, August 8, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
THE MINNESOTA sHARpsHOOTERs.

regiment OF sbrpshootes Is being organized in and
around 81. Paul. The Colonel states that he wishes
No rifemen, good shots and hardy Captain Pc
teer desires to raise company Of ono hundred and ty
men 20 act scouts and skirmishcrs He wishes the
company 10 bo ready for mastering IN by September IS,
E61 AT Fort Smelling, at which tho members &c the
pany win olecs their officers The company will pro-
badly be furnished with Mimic rifles The uniform of tho
company will be gray, trimmed with green; black hat
and Misunderstanding from ten 70 fifteen dolarsto be
furnished by Me men, and paid for by the United States
in tho end The whole outfit will be eventually paid for
by the United States There have already been about
sixty applications to Join this company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
Authorizing Additional Establishments In

BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives Of the United States Of America in Congress
bed Tint the Secretary Of the Navy be and he hereby
authorized to TO be enlisted In the navy Of the
United States for the term Of three years during the
war such number OF able seamen ordinary seamen and
boys az he Judge necessary and proper place the
entire navy of the United States and all vssses that may
be added to II in state Of the utmost efficiency for active
service. Approved August g, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
LETTER FROM SENATOR POLK, OF MISSOURI
The following letter sent to the editor Of rebel
neWepaDer N Stirring

Above I.send my check to you for the Equal Righis
Gazette. 1t is all can do and could not do even that
much until now You have heard Of the difficulty that the
Bulletin has fallen into have had to ante up there at
the rate OF 5000 hope the friends there have made
arrangements which will insure the permanency Of the
paper. 1t has been and is doing good service have
made speech yesterday On the state of affairs, South
rights and the position Of Missouri present and future
which ! will send you pub in pamphlet
for distribution. In tho eantime viii send tn slips
and if tho dsete stand the draft its columns and
you approve Of it, and think 1t will do good in forming
correct public sentiments in Southwest Missouri, please
have it published Dissolution is now fact-nOt only q
fact but thrice repeated Everything here
looks like inevitable and final dissolution. Will Missouri
hesitate moment to 20 with her Southern sisters?
hope not Please let rue hear from you. Iwoud be glad
to keep posted to the condition things In Southwest
Missouri. like Governor acksons position. II looks
like adherence to the "Jackson res buttons"
TRISTEN POLK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
rIaking an Appropriation to Pay the Elk
pcnscs Of TrSn Importing and Delivering
Arms u nd nj u m IiOns OF War.

BE enacted by tho Senate and House OF Representa-
tves Of the United States Of America in Congress
bled, That the Of two millions Of dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropr lated TO be expended
under the direction of the President Of the United States
IN suppl wing ana defrayng the Of transporting
end delivorg such and munitions Of In his
Judgment may be expedient and proper TO place in the
bands OF any Of the loyal citizens residing in any of the
States a which tue NH bitlnts In rebellion against
the government of tho United States, in which rebel
lion t. or may he threatened, and likewise for deffaying
such expenses may DO properly incurred in Organizing
and sustaining, while organized any OF said citizens
into companies baalions regiments, or otherwise, for
their protection, against dom site violence insurec
lion, invasion, or rebellion. Approved July 81 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
Making an Appropriation for the Pur-
shnse Of Arms.

B u enacted by the Senate and House OF Representa-
yes Of the United states of America Congress
DIED. That tbs OF ten millions OF dollars be- and the
same hereby appropriated ont Of any money in the
treasury not Otherwise appropriated to be expended
der the direction of the President Of the United States
o. the purchase Of arms for the of the volunteers
and regular troops OF the United States. Approved July
81 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
Authorizing the Construction Of Twelve
Small Side wheel Steamers.

Be II ehhcted by Tue Schaio am House u Reprpsenta
tives Of the United States Of America Congress
bed That the Secretary OF the Navy shall be
constructed with the least possible delay twelve small
sdewhee steamers, for the Of the navy Of the United
states Of light draugbt and great speed for the pur
aforesaid twelve hund oil thousand dollars be and
the same hereby is appropriated. Approved August g.
1891
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
IL Increase the Medical Corps OF the

BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-.
tNes If the U1ted states Of America in Congress
Died, That the medical corps ol the navy shall consist Of
eighty surgeons and one hundred ana twenty passed and
9ther assistant surgeons. Approved July 81 1861.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
4 authorizing the appointment OF an AS
sisfn ~ nf the Navy.

Authorizing the appointment OF an AS"
sistAnt Secretary OF the Navy.
BE II enuctod by Tho Senate and House OF hereeen'a
tves Of the United States Of America in congress
bod That the President shall appoint In the lment
II the Secretary Of the Navy, by ana WIN Inc avco anu
consent Of the Senate competent person, who shall be
called the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy whose salary
shall be four thousand dollars payable In the same man.
perform all such duties the Office Of tho Secretary Of the
Navy belonging TO that department, as shall be pre-
scrbcd by the Secretary Of the Navy or as may be
1ured by and who shall act Secretary of the Navy
in Tho absence OF that officer.
Soc @ And be it further enacted That there 10 added
TO the clerical forco Of the Navy department eight addi
lional clerks with salary of twelve hundred oarsoach
per annum. Approved July 81, 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
To Define and Punish Certain Conspi-

he IL enacted by the Senate and House of representa-
lives OF the United States Of America in Congress
oled, That If two persons within any State or
Territory of the United Stges shall conspre together
overthrow or 10 put down. 20 destroy by force, the
government II the United States, to levy against
the United States or To oppose by force the authority of
lie government OF the United States; or by forcs to pre-
Won't, hinder delay the execution OF any law of the
United states by force seize take or possess any
property Of the United states against the will contrary
u the authority Of the United states by force init
imitation or tbrea IN prevent any person from accepting
Dr. holding any Office, or trust, place OF confidence
ar the United States, each and every person offend ing
sha be guilty OF high crime and upon conviction there
d In any district or cult of the United states hay
ng urls iictilh Thereof dist let supreme court of
any Territory Of the United states having jurs iction
.hereo shall be punhhed by fine less than five hun
ired dollars and not more than Ave thousand dollars
oy inprisonncnt with Without hard labor, as the
court shall determine, for period not less than six
noaths nor greater than years by both such fine
'nd Imprisonment Approved July 81 1851.
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REBELS ADVANCING ON CANTON, MISSOURI

OIL
Governor Woods received a despatch yesterday from
Quincy stating that the rebels, 1900 strong with four
pieces of artillery were within twenty FIVE mixes of
Canton Missouri. The Union and home guard Of
that have asked for nd but 1t is fred that none
reach them IN time General Fremont, General Pope
and General Harbut teegraplsd from this city but
response received from them up 10 late hour last
night and is thought that they did receive the mes
sages II there really such force mhving upon Can
ton the home guard and Union czns who fear moesia-
ton should into this state for the present 1t
is part Of PHI lows game keap up disturbance in North
crn Miss ouri draw off much force possible
from the field in which be desires to operate with his
tennessee troops be Union of North Missouri out
number the traitors two TO one and they should
organize for selrprotectou. Home guards scattered
around in towns OF but little use. They should he
concentrated bodies, ceny large " meet and over
power their foes. n may labor under difficulty at
present regard to ARM but as that difficulty is
removed the Union Of North Missouri should protect
themselves
Con FISHERY Her Majesty's steamship Hydra arrived
ST. Johns N F. 2Sth ut from Labrador and brought
unsatisfactory accounts Of the codshcry at that place
the catch being considerably under the average of former
years up to the time " the departure of the Hydra. The
French corvette Gnssendi at St Johns Goth ut from
the northward OF the island brought unayorabla nc
counts O. the fishery there likewise.
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To Prohibit the Sale of SpirituOus
LIQUORS and lntOx Ia Al i'm Dr-iu

Re IL enacted BY the Senate Hose OF Ru1estNts
tivcs Of the United States of America in Congress
bed That VIII any person shall be convicted If the
offence described in the act entitled can prohiht
the Eao 81 spritHo' liquors ard Intoxicating drinks IN
Tn, District OF Columbia, in certain eases" ho siuin te
punshc1 by a lnn Of twenty dollars Imprisonment
The jail Of Washington county, in the District Of Columbia
for the period Of thirty days. Approved August 3, 1851
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To Pro viGe fer the Purchase OF Arms, Ord
nnnce and Ordnance Stores.

PC it cnacteli by the senate and House of Representa-
tves 81 the UDi~ states OF America in CnD0es
bled, That thr II ten millions Of dollars ~ and the
hereby appropriated out OF any money in the trea
sury not otherwise appropriated, for the purchase and
manufacture Of esnis ordnance and ordnance stores. A
proved August 8, 1861.
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Authorizing the Secretary of War to Re-
lNhurae Volunteers.


BE II cnctcd by the senate and House Of Representa-
ives OF the United states OF America Congress Assem-
Died That tho secretary OF War be and he is hereby
horze ana directed to REFUND Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the volunteers
su, out by the lres Tents proclamation Of tho fifteenth
April one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one such
sums OF money may have been expended by the said
volunteers in the employ Of regmenta company
bands during tho period of thor under said pro-
samation Provided, The amount be allowed shall not
exceed that to be paid volunteer bands regularly mus
1ered INTO the service under the President pruclama
ion OF May third one thousand eight hundred snd sixty
Sec And be II further enacted That the Pres dent in
accepting and organizing volunteers the entitled
An act To authoz the employment Of volunteers to aid
IN enforcing the laws and protecting public proc ap
proved July twenty two eighteen hundred and sixty one
may accept the service OF such volunteers without pre-
vios proclamation, and in such numbers any State
Or States In his discretion the public service may re-
Iuire. Approved July 81, 1861.
To Amend the Act for Naval Peace Es-
tnblishmcnt
he II enacted by tho Senate and House OF Representa-
ives 81 the United States Of America Congress assem-
bed, That the above entitled be and the same is
hereby amended by inserting after TIE word Captain
whore the Same first in said act the words or
commander so that the President shall be authorized to
select the superBtendent OF the several navy yards and
heads OF bureaus from the captains commanders Of the
Navy OF the United States. Approved August 2, 1861
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absd to perfosm such military service srh board being
hereby invested with the powers of court Of inquiry
and court martini and their decision shall bo subject to
IKE revision that OF such courts by the President Of
the United Saes The board whenever IL finds an officer
its dgment, tin said ncapecity results from long and
faithful service, from wounds injury received in the
Inc Of duty from sickness exposure therein from
any other incident OF service II 30 and the President
approve snch judgment the disabled officer shall there
upon be placed upon the list OF retired officers according
10 the provisions Of this II otherwise and II the
President in opinion with the board the officer
shall be retired as above, either with his pay proper
alone or with his service rations hone at the discretion
Of the President he shall Ire wholly retired the
service with years pay and allowances and in this
his shall ~ thence.orward omitted from
the Army regst Navy register the may be:
Provided always That the members of the board shall in
every case sworn honest and impartial discharge
Of their duties and that no officer of the army shall be
retired either partially wholly from the service with
out having had fair and full hearing before the board,
If, upon due summons, he shall demand il.
Sec Is And be further enacted That the officers par
italy retired shall be entitled 10 the uniform Of their
respective grades, shall be borne upon the
Army Register Navy Register as the case may be- and
shall be subject Ia The rules and articles OF and 10
trial by general court martial for any breach Of the said
articles.
sixth section Of the act Of August 49, 1912 allows
ditiona or double ratons to the conmandant OF each
permanent fixed post garrisoped with troops be and
the same is HEREBY repealed
SEC. 20. And be 1t further enacted That officers of the
army when absent IRON thor appropriate duties for
period exceeding six months, either with or without
leave shall net receive the allowances aubo zcd by the
existing laws for servants, forage Transportation q bag
gage fuel and quarters, either in kind or in communication
sec II. And be 10 further enacted Tfa, any officer of
the navy who has been ff ~ years the service Of the
Cn.cd states may, upon hh own application the Presi
dent q the United States, be placed upon the list OF
Urea officers OF the navy, and shall receive the pay and
. esioluments allowed by this act.
sec %. And e IL further enacted That " any officer
OF the navy shall have become or shall hereafter Income
incapable Of performing the duties Of his Office he shall
be raceupon the retired list and withdrawn from active
service and command, and from the lire Of promotion
! with the following pay andsmoumcnts, namely
Captains IN tho navy, thirtoea hundred dollars.
| Commanders In the navy, eleven hundred dolAre.
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AcknewIodRrnant 20 the Ladies.

CAM LAW, NEAR DCMFBIEs, Wa
HEAI-rAaTEhs tn ALL. RET,
NUYCg. }.tr .Sth, lrGl
4 = meeting Of the d" i.ahebrake L tie
Guards 80 OF the 4th AIabagna Regiment, held
this day, for the purpose Of returning their
thanks 70 the ladies in the Vicinity of Locust
Dale, Madison county. Va, fer making up
iheir summer uniform, and tor the kindness
aud ct ention shown by them 20 the sick and
wounded mem GERS OF the company. Lieut..
Jones offered the following resolutions, which
VIE unau mUuslv adopted
lst. We hereby return our Obligations TO
the ladies OF locust Dale and vicinity FOR
their uniform kindness 10 0nr company, and
though they are friends we have never seen,
we have learned 10 admire them as 1aultless
types OF heroine patriots, in whose ey es every
Southern soldier is friend, aad al whose
houses every sick and wounded soldier can
find a home.
q. Prs1Irs7 That the ladies of Locust Dale
ana its vicinity have eudeared themselves 10
us by acts Of kindness. the reInem orance OF
which win eIrVive the war, and in bonds of
friend hip 2 hioh we hope Will ever charac-
rertve tho relations between the beauty OF
Virginia and the chiyalry OF Alabama.
ri. Fcso'~c1. That the papers III Richmond
are hereby politely requested 10 publish these
rerolutf0rtq, RICHARD CLARKB, capt.
VIZ. q HUDSON, q. ).
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FROM WASHING ION.
Secretary rhasc's Rtport-Gcn. Banks Con.
into Winter aHarscrs-Nai,iur Of Can
scott and IAmI!y--Release OF Prisoners
.rHciAI n1sFA:eH TO rug sIcHaoSp DisrA7cr. !

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" - my ana II would be
IN IN 90 u. 49," ''l'ouSn Ms statements OF
"' my ""9 al" VIII oe Sal>ed. The re-
pJ' 7'0"S '"1' NJ n"7 only succeeded In
lA'|'"S ""e H"h"seu ana MY millions OF dol
Lars. 'he a'"oont o. demand notes pat in
''IC"'H'1'h J. l"th'E-ohe millions. The
revenue derived rom cCStoms has disap-
pointed haSe.
To enable The Government to obtain the
means sun nece s<ary To prosecute the war 70
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helsase Of the Hen. J.t, Faulkner.

. I'm orr latest Northern dates We arc
'-'I''Q 70 learn that there is :. fair pros
u he Hon. Charlie james Faulkner
- s'oh restored 10 his family and friends
'-4s DIG Commonwealth, He las been re-
a. Hein Fort Lafayette by the Federal
), 's's-hment npou the condition that The
III tiy, Of New York, who IL now a
'''ts' IN Richmond, viii be ted in like
" bJ ths Confederate Government.
- '-v' aottte exchange vi II be cheerfully
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& lie present time, when : scar,!ty q
''i-- n he Indispensable Ingredient. "A the
geometry q life has given spectators pre-
'rA, '9i advancing prices 70 a "a "a beyond the
I7"-a u men OF moderate means, any fact
'-Nl'-- ,9 open a way Tor relief j. worthy OF
lLbl. ~11-lderatign. We observe a state
-"a. 4a' there IS in Union county, n.
%'e.. sixteen miles from Charlotte, on the
1'aFie't- and Wilmington Railroad, 81 fcun-
'-''- I" -.-A ia years past has poured forth i
. Z aouuGan.e Il the saline material. i
~-' 5reL useu for sailing meat, and pro
'2--eea equal 20 The best Liverpool" The
80. does not seem 10 b. generally known in
'-''A oarej.aai bnt rs attention has lately
oxen called T. II, ~ hope the authorities Of
va STATE viii direct IN Investigation, with
''r" 10 Implying in Fo1ne measure Tie deli
''.h.. .a 'hr market
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KAEaAs RECEIVING HEs CHAsr!sEHESr.-The
Jlttle Rock (Ark) State JoarAai, OF The Isl
inst, says;
The Indian aud Texas regiments, under
Coils. Cooper, Stand Waite. Young, and
Whitfield are advancing and cleaning out
Kansas as they go. The towns OF Fort
scott. Mound City, Lecompion, Topeka, aud
I.awrence are In ashes. This il lighting the
devil nth .ire. Verify the way of he trans
greesor is hard. e The whole population OF
Northern Kansas Is represented as III whole
sale STAN pede, and fleeing 10 Iowa and Ne
hrasAa in terror.
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it CeTTAHEN,A ref.
By GuDDiY a fPPE8ScN, Aaers.

Fs'WC BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LGT1. ADs.
l - AND : :. ON NAVY hill OK The
W ST lin l. OF SIN III = Rect MEAN ~.
kEk Sl0ALr ttH raLE AT al : IDi,.--
Wit, be aoli az i,D Oh e. pteC.!s.s ca oAT.
CRrAa the 2l}i day of na.euoer. tH6l, st
O'c ock p VI II, 81 b.; q IN, Lott, - stcf
% above, .ii3iang liz re ilrnce OF Nj X sea.
Zach fronting 70 teei, and rl..EiGs back IL. =, W
al aey ID ie-t ~'de
L tlNS.-Cno u'tb cash balance =, 2, 6 and
months Tor rgo'iabie ro'es interest aJded. e-d
Ntle e'aihed III Ia lCte EaiI
rha W az isE to ba paid ~ the pu-rl aser.
us!t-t1 G0L Din u hPpErSUN AGc.s
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Landing cr Yankees near Port Royal.

CHARLFaToE, Dec. la.-Thc Co1risr. of this
morning, lays that reports from beaufort
state that the Yankees GoyaUced their posi-
tipn 10 near Port Royal ferry, OH Tuesday
last, and crossed he ferry under cover Of
their artillery, 10 the mainland, and destroy
Ell some Confederate riAe-Yits.
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kss s.2s,

- ny. " = \ t,rst A. 10 ocic ck. LJGH
ftifh Ii'h @tsr Jesr,t y see
H. iutetal VI axe 8 nrs n > q taruoou :. }
" G go hoil IN TefiGer - - Z n~p!.rty Nj lat.
umcl'nss, Rockets iiis i 81 ana 8egrai i
arc !, aui those Of VIM Cumming rrep ct
~ ~ invited to d tend.
= Ia siierc@, IN he county "t h,>tsrtisu oil
III" n Of Uoct ber ,sst', IN ~ 3Gth ,esr Ll-
tc'. NJ. J ,HN >NEi-Li>G.--
TIE de- eascd aas t,ti crianhte In. ba.d hi I'd
fat pa man" IT after, good n shuor. 81 q
uFe. ei :" prsi. < Ct2 ~ Il WORTHY ~ Der OF the
Bstt'st church, and "a piod-, devoted Chr tian Hls
end " az "a p Ha has ,et wits acG eisli cAiI
crtn - mourn their reparab'e loss
HOPE looks hey mi lha boa I'd of lime
When III ~ 'ury cow dep!ore,
Shall Use i fIIinmortal prir >,
And bio IN to fad NJ more
BY q vot" of he Bap is& thurch called Brarch's
Of -" hi h Tue Dc ased was ienh.T this otlt lary
MI be spretd upon The tlurch Rook.
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S"eesrtlou in Behalf of harl...au,

80" 'AHfalty At Charleston is an appalling
''H. lbou andr have IN q few hours been
-'"" Acu-eiees, whilst thnir husbands and
'47's a's absent. without protector, and
"''Aooi home ~ this inclcrnent season, their
appeal most srgen tly 20 our sym pathiss.
+'oo9 response he liberal ana }rcmp.. To.
,'''I1", 1T collie lions b. taken up IN every
'" Ga N The city. ifno,ices have been given
l'eYoo-ly ofcollecttons AZ that time Tor other
-'-< ~ hem ne deferred until afternoon
FN'. Io-iaorolr a0ratnR let the Offering
"' Tie families Of our brethren1n Charles