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ArHIe FIERs. we have been presented
Same gsry elegant photo PHO views Of the
scat OF war, Of the forts and batteries there, and
lHree alEar ns Views Of the Orleans Cadets and
Mississ ppi Regiments. Taey viii make handsome
pictures ii frame, and prove interesting to revert
Ia eGaag Pickens shall hAFe been captured Ian
event, we think, pot very far otf These pictures
fol- sale ait most of the book and music stores.
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gRIsGHNF BLuEs fn accordance with notice,
here published. meetings OF this gallant COM
patsR sgl bic held at the arrnory every evening
cf tfe prassht week. at halfpast o'clock. Parties
tssiriug " join the company may make applica-
i8n, IS specified IN the notice to which we refer.
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GnEscnsT CapaTs. Tine members of this com
paEy NY elsewhere notified TO attend special
nssting at their armorys this evening, At CLOCK.
Rnsinass Of great importance win BE presented.
4 ALpEssfAN FiRsr DIsTRIcr. Mr.. j. u. Gnber-
aAEo II elsewhere announced as d candidate for
she Board of Aldermen from the First District.
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SeUeaatKs Grand German Vrogksfesg
TO BE HELD
ON SUNDAY ANDArONDAY, NEAY 10, ant.o,
MECHANICS AND AGRICuL TuRAL FAIR GROUNDS,
FORMERLY THE CREOLE OR UNION RACE COURSE.
FE'ExEi El1CEsTJ@EwI REirg HsE,rHs
FAMILIES OF OUR Absent voLUNTEERsi
Tickets 81; Ladies' and Children, fee.
PR OCESSIO N.
First Division.
THEoD. BRUENINc, Grand Marshal.
Ian Van sootsn and jean Lsse Aids to Grand Msrehal
Col. stuerken, Col Boetinger and A. Himmei.
Members of Committee
,. German Society.
New Orleans Singers.
Allegorica Csr of King Cotton, with six horses.
Mounted Guard OF Honor
His Excellency THOS o. MOORE, Governor Of The State
and Chns Pohof, President of Volks Fest,
in coach and four.
Lieutenant trnor Hya1ns.
His Honor John r. MONROE. Mas or Of the city. &
Gen. John L. Lewis. 5s} 5 50
Hon. Judge Reynolds and g Il Brorghn Orators Of the Day.
Decorated Wagon of Carroliton s
Second Division.
n. Tehrenbach, Assistant Marshal and Aids
. Music
Turner Societies.
Decorated Wagon of Bakers Society. &
Members of Bakers Society.
Invited Guests and different Societies.
All those who wish join the procession horseback.
The procession will organize the of Canal and Ram
part Streets at O'Clock, A. H. the 18th instant The pro
cesion will from Canal Garondee from Garopdee
Poyd MS, from Poydra to Camp down Camp Canal from
Canal Royal down Royal TO Espdnade down EspRnadc
Certify Road GENTLY Road to the Mechanics and Ag
| roultural Fair Grounds.
The Of the procession WIN at signal
given salute Of many there States in the
| Southern Confcderacy.
s consideration Of the object Of this yoks Fest, j. b
Swo Esq will forty fty otnnbuses from Canal
the Fair Grounds the luw price Of TEN CENTS
Messr Wibur Arno L Co. VIII eight ten oInni-
Canal the main of the Fair Grounds
| on GENTLY Road-Fare rs cents
All carriages will Geniily Road No horses
| riages allowed inside the track. III
| THEO. BRUENING,
| my17 2ptd Grand Marshal.
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The Nirginia papers are urging ,he formation of
companies for guerilla warfare, like the Marion
men J, 81 tlie Revelation. The telegraph Informs
rs that some IF these guerillas composed Of Mary
ianderss are beginning to annoy the ontposts
around Wa&binatan.
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E3-F0r Auditor OF rub IG Accu unts-Please
announce Fl. PeRALTA Il cauds. for Auditor Public
Accounts at the election in November.
al 2pte CREOLE.
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RBAldcrman First District-John l.. Gu
BERNATOk will Imported candidate for ALDERMAN
for the FIRST District, by
my2U I'd THE FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH,
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Rp an OF ASSISTANT ALDERaEN Mr.. Anthony
SaEabaIa Il elsewhere announced as candidate
4 TAI sha Roard IF ASSISTANT Aldermen, from the
Eaaixth Ward,
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The Plaques of EgsypE

THE Plaques of Egypt
Could not have been stayed bu partially eneded by the
of WILSON'S RAT and ROACH EXTERMINATOR. Who
dsbeieves this opinion advanced buy box and
whether in these days does do the effect
ually.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
my20 2p3teod&1tW New Orleans
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Samuel Caldwell, John A. Moran,
NJ. SweetmAn, G. D. Ernst,
Charles Ellen, L Adams
S. H Hurst, j. a. Fsgut,
james Fausou, j. G. Costley
John Nelson, James L. Fish.
G. yoker, W. A. Dow y,
Thos McYorE, W. r. Ereeand,
Charles Creareu, q. Thorue,
Samuel Couch, Joseph Van ostern.
Thomas German, Lumes e petchaise,
George Larance, VIM J. Thomson
F. Lenpoa Il. B. Berthrott,
Pat. Noen, H. o. Sa, fey,
Juhn Farrell, John hrown,
P. Powers. Thas. Moss,
Joseph G. Williams my2o 1t
n9~AssIstant a ldornlun for the Sixth Ward.
We the undersigned esuens and Sixth Ward
the city of New Orleans having other object in than
welfare of said Ward its citizens hereby
commend and propose Mr.. ANTHONY SAEtBoLA as cand
da'e for ASSISTANT ALDERMAN from said Ward Mr.
samboIa horn and raised in the Ward and is identified
every respeo. His Known capacity past history ave
that the interests Of its citizens and residents will be
fully protected at his hands
Joaquin Viosca, John Ochglevich
D. Fetlo, Manuel Espinosa
F. NJ Zeigle-, pago Lima,
Geo Bishop, LOUIS Mestier,
Geo. Haehn Ferdinand Percy,
j. orila, J. Viosca, Jr.,
j. Bernal, Felix Percy,
Jos Cofnbe, S, G. Fabio,
NJ. Barnett, ST., j. j. Fernandez,
F. sancho, F. de Fuentes
Juan Fernandez, j. E Chalard,
Henry Dueael III Warner,
c. d. Monasterio, Ludwig Dorm,
Francisco ennehez G. j. Reiger
Juques Leon Juan Aramburo,
Jose Barba ST., Fl. Ohm,
Jose Ba ba Jr., G. Bishop,
F. Gimensz, Edward Fagot
F. Otto, NJ es!er
Stephen BGhm, Dominique Luciani,
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genmod0re stringham, the commander Of the
Southern hloekading Hqaadon. ia a New Yorker,
and The secondin commend. Cammadare Pender.
zgrast, she hero Of the Norfolk exploit, is a KEN
ttckian.
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DAUe'S
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING SALOON.

Having removed my shop Poydras street the 2lst
October last 46 MAGAZINE STREET, adjoining the St.
james HOTEL formerly the old Arcade Twill be found there
always ready and willing wait old and
many others will be kind enough to favor with heil
patronage.
EB-No advance IN price for Shaving The charge
CENTS, usu i.
Ss-prtvate Rooms for Whsker and Hair Dyeing.
MIG 2pMntf
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RELEASE OF Ross WISANs.- The Government has
ordered the release Of Ross Wuans, who was
lately arrested fer treason in Marsland.
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Ladies' Volunteer Aid Association.

The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association call attention the
following resolulon-
Resolved That applications will be received from Cepa
MES that have authenticated by gadier General
L, Rcy or AGjuant General tirisn'- myl5 2ptf
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N yl1yt, MAY 20, 1861.


and others communicating rid
ts b ssritiag bst one stde " aRs
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III is q Bully Thing
After long foot that when the resting time
"d DOL spring bathe feet in but the pleasure
is heightened you rub your feet with DALEY MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR your corns, buniOns, and bsefs
relieved
For sale wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole rropreors,
q and l5l Charres street,
my2D 2p3aod<W New Orleans.
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They using the best materials their DRUMS and they
would those interested purchasing instruments Of this
kind from who them up cheap plan, they
cannot be relied on for .aM -e@
P. P WERLETN Il HALsEY,
nyI3 2r6t gnd 5 camp street.
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llQ q ttlIl.
III 0lF on " slls .EAis q
slss.l,.s Fl. !. ID asgosaEa etor.

Y, %. ~, NJ r Fl as IS
ssarsr M esk, ~ Seaas'
- IVA ssstsfs inserted al tho nsaai rates
sSssl as Ssas inA6e VI resuiss advertisers.
~ HID sEaesS w Crescent is pnbshed every satur
- sSsus sisSaesjpge S3snpaFiahly in advance.
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Military.

MEsSRS. P. P. WEgLEIN & HALSEY
Are manufacturing FINE BRASS DRUMS for Volunteer
Companies, equal to any ever imported.
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Xyee H'Otge9s
"TREFELIo" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIO" Curesall Ernpsions,
"TREFELIo" softens the Skim
"TRBFELTO" Beauties the Skin.
"TREFELIo" Eradicates Rumor,
"TRRFELIo" 80 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates. few drops pours
the for Bathing decousy refreshing and exherst
Ing giving Skin freshness smoohness Elasticity sofnea
5iancy and PuryCooling and Invgorating-renderp tn,
1esh firm and of alabaster Beauty removes
&ruptlons. Immensely popular among the Ladles,
aa-sod everywhere At 30 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES SY No. Is1 Cans
Seet and By Druggists generally. tsMs
TILEsTON & CO., u
oly2s 2ply General Agents. 48 Broaaway, Neyi,. h.
aaFnas ! sar99Gs! w hS
NICE LOT OF OFFICERS SWORDS
MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
Just rece we'd.
Rg-FLAGs AND SHOULDER STRAPS of every descrip-
ion, madt to order
T. GUEBLE'S WORSTED STORE,
my6 2plm No 57 Canal street. n-xt u. H. Holnes.
RN9"GgaUG8"e.
BRUFF BROTHER. Sc SEAvEEs,
A3 Magazine Street,
Opposite the St. James Hotel NEW ORLEANS
IMPORTERS AND JoBBRRs OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware.
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Inventors Of the Cast Steel oval-Eye COTTON HOES
Sole Agents for R. P, Bruf's Celer 4teo AXES.
SUGAR sKINMERs. LADLt and CANE KNIVES.
AHvLs. VICES, cHAIh>, PLANT ALTON TooLsete
as~nats'oeusEfurn' mali SPECIFICATION WI mi,
GEORGE HEWs-
u Ll..ls Of the frm of shumway Hews
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture.
So R YA!s STREET,
atn " Between nstnmtnnee and R,anVtle streets,
FnR WIRE - arpn4E-AaE coInRED W,
A. G.. Mt this Office. my3A &C.
-.-.
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OF THE
SOUTHERN AMERICAN PARTY.
, 1861-08-22
4 Good SuE& ek&1pn.
ppn1tra I'll Aup "a

FKoEIA. Lily aug. IL, 1871.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The great want and prayer Of the North il
undoubtedly for competent ofice1a. And
now, after four months Of war, several severe
battles, aud innumerable skirmisaes, is it not
time we began to hear Of p-omot1onss It
must be there are scores, II not hundreds, Of
noble, capable, worthy men in the ranks and
lower grades Of officers among the many regi-
nents cf regulars and volunteers, who have
been tried and papgen such on the battle field !;
and if only Iuch could be singled out and re-
warded, Will an indncement for others to
enlist and to do nobly. We well know how
too many Of cur regiments were gotten up
and differed, and it after t1ial op tie battle
field the worthy cannot be selected Ont and
rewarded, and the unworthy rejected, there ID
indeed comparatively small indncem=nt to
enlist. Napolecn's course in this respect and
its effect ere we'll known. L:t it be tried in
our army. Truly, 2.
, 1861-08-22

Iht FtttsbuIEh f<ma1e toAAe&es
We arc IN receipt OF a copy Of the Sixth An
aual Catalogue Of the Piitabu1gh Finale Col
lege, from which We gather some Interesting
facts touching the condition and prospects OF
tie institution.
While Ea1y institutions dming the past
5ear hare eitEeE suffered 3 material 1883 In
their pstro8age, sr been compelled TO suc-
culn}1 to the financial storm which has eWept
oFel tic l2ud, the attendance Aere has gone up
to i@ hEudred and ttirsy-Eevel, married in
crosse ever any previous yer. From the East
and The far Wcst pupils have been gathered
Tithiu Us ya1is, while at home the patronage
has steadily increased. The Institution is ad~
niraely acapted, and richly deserves tha con
fde1ce reFoaed in it by the pnhi.c. Its !scultJ
ie Gt once Ia1ge and able-every department
being filed with picked teachers gentlemen
/ who understand their profession, and from
! Hhcn. it becomes pleasure. rither than = Ia
| bor, to receive instruction. The course OF
study in the College is very extensive, and Sc
t selected with the greatest care. The modern
languages are Taught BY accomplished and
| competent teachers, while The largest facilities
| are afforded for acquiring complete And
| thorough knowledge Of music, vocal and in.
| strrHental, drawing, Palnhrg, ornamental
needle work, &C.
The collection Ct a Library has bean COM
m5nced, aud also esbiAeE, TO which several
hundred specimens Of minerals, Coins, saslls,
&C., have been contributed Then it Is in,
tended, during the present -vaca!lon, to TT up
gallery Of fine arts, the paintings in which
wM not only serve IS models for the pupils,
but must assist to soEe extent in refining aud
improving their taste. a large room is now
being prepared for thtt purpose, and as sere.
nj variable paintings have already been prom
ised, We have no doubt whatever Lhst the gal
1ery will be at once credit to the instutloo
and source Of pleasure and Instruction to ths
| pupils. The pupils ase required 70 take daily
exercise In the open air, Htcn the weather
w1u permit, and when this is impTacticable
they tske exercise In a large Gymnasium
which has been fitted up for the especial pur
pose. Regarding education, In lis true sense
Is not oply mental and moral, but physical
the managers hGve made ar1ans sem=n1s for t..
delivery of cou-ee Of lectures on Anatomy
Physiology and Hygiene, 70 which all the pa
pils cen baee access, tee OF charge, during tn
, year, by eminent pbysicisrs Of the city 0
Pittsburgh and vicinity. The next term CON
| 1aencss On Tuesday. Septemher Srd, and 70
J | the Inducements which the CGilegc offers +
/ | those who desire thorough education TO
] their daughters, Ee t.zyu no doubt Ehateve
: that the forthcoming class Will be the 1arges
vet instructed within its walls,
e The Rev. L c. Pe1shiug, A. II who is PEsi
ident Of the institution, IS cne OF the mos
L .onpeteut, energetic and thoroaga-goaDg il
structors tn the Union. Much Of the pseseE
4 success and high character OF the school e.
e due to his skill and aoliity.
, 1861-08-22


Col ba1ord, OF kock ls!and' has been tel
oefeo the eomnana o. a regiment a1o accepts
he Is gfaooate o1 Hes1 fo1nt, ana was elsnt
years III the service.
Anpo1tans eAahges N the bfltash taplneS
hare been determined upsn. SIR Il. =. Lewis
's to leave the Home sectetarysh1p ahd enter
upon the "ar ONCE sir T. tray Is TO replace
MN, and ne IN turn Is TO De replaced IN the
cnaneeilorehp :. o. me Dacny o1 Laacaster'
"ane eH L. Ieaas % Us seefel&fy oi Ae4aao'
7le@ Mfs ca1o"en
-oen' mee'eAian WIS "o1n a. "ooaseosS'
conn-' Town ao'ollin has,1ora, .ne o'f1n
pace Oh 1en" Lyon. ano HUI ~ u. pata, as
tAe papess AAse s'a'ea. a17 n'tuSi lnoseo -
fn1iaaetpn1a oofang me noynooo Oh aas NJ"
oasnngo1sneo eon' WOODSTOCK ls "nefe Inc
historic Futnam won dea Is 1ocated'
MI. John u. daalef, OF "epstar, (Mass.]
LEFT On wednesday night Tor missouri, with
the1nteaaon OF bringing Inc body OF General
Lyon 10 nas na1se lown af'3ss'oso, ch) lot
ourlal. Ar' Hasiefs VIE Is a saate7 OF the
| 1a4en nero.
! Inc AoulaS'ae .o"s's@ says an lhSfe&hon :,
1ss peen eAssnoeo ~ ne"efs. 'oanson anu
Enef1oee W sp'eno Iue .a1auoa oei'fe tas
1eA1 .nes. '. ooAEAe'e ~ .nA' s's''t' JILL IL
, 1861-08-22
From n1faAourf--EeV. Gamble Heor-
EAA1ZlnE the Mlltla--Tne form OF
oath to be TakoR.

JEFFERSON CITY, August 21.--An extra
train arrived here last night, bringing the
scouting party put eff the train wnica vas
fired into yesterday morning. They reported
having killed two and wounded sev1zal OF the
gecessionists, aud bringing in FIVE prisoners.
Governor Camille has appointed division iu-
aiecturs in five Of the seven military districts
in the S.ate, for the purpose Of mastering
men into service under the militia Law OF
1859, revived by the State Convention. TIE
Governor calls upon the citizens to come fer
ward promptly to susta!n the peace by the
Suppression and dispersion of the baads Of
aImeG men TEo are HOW committing violence
in the elffereEt parts Of the State. As soon IS
troops are enrolled, they will hold themselves
ip readiness to march at the call ct The Exec
utiye to enforce order. Auy regular orgaaiza-
tion will be permitted to volunteef1l the Ser
vice Of the United States, if the mem aers
thtrecf SO GtEice. The following is the form
of cath to be administered 10 the militia:
Ct Tou, each and every one Of you, do solenn1y
swear that 5ou will honestly An faithfully serve
the State OF Missouri against all her enemies, and
Etitutioa ard Laws OF the United State and ofthil
Slate and that ou do further swear that you viii
| well and truly execute and obey the Legal order:
41 9f4i ss1 Ssg placed over you whilst
KANSAS CIT, Mo-, Aug. 2l.-Intelligenc,
t from reliable source states that there is 81
| organized torce OF 1000 aecessionisss In Sui
| der township, in the south eastern part Of thi
| county. The prevailing rnmor thar Fort Scot
| has been taken and is row in The hands of th
| rebels has been contradicted by the Fort Scot
| Express messenger just arrived. He6late5 al
is quiet in that place.
, 1861-08-22

The MASSACHUSETTS REGExEETs.-The six
additional regiments Of Massachusetts troops
that are being hurried on to Washington
under the late call, are the 18th, 17th, 18th,
18th, (riaes,) 10th and 21st, beirg the balance
Of the ten that were some time ago accepted
through the agency Of Gen. Wa1hsidge. The
18th, Col Powell 7. Wyman, Of Boston, has
already gone, with full ranks and well
equipped. The other five regiments needed,
on Monday, an aggregate Of 1t least 15o0 nen,
which the present week will supply, with all
other things needful- They arg commanded
as follows:
1Th--Col. Edward ". Kinks, Af Lynn.
1Sth-Col James Barnes, Of Springfield.
19tn-{h3nesi , nol appointed.
21st-Col. Augustus Morse, Of Leominster.
l. This exhansts the list, unless resort should
again be had to the regular militia, which has
expressed willingness to 80 for any tempo
rary emergency.
Prof William 8. Clark, Of Amherst College,
rho il equally at home in the saddle aud The
lecture roam, is recruiting q regiment Of cav
alrg, which has been accepted; and the col
leee trustees hare granted him leave Of ao
sspce 1or the wa1.
, 1861-08-22
The Southern Account Of the Battle
Near Spf4ns Il cid.

Fort EM1TH, August photographic dis
petcues were received from Fay yette;3lle last
Eight andt'.is morning, stating thas battla
under McCn1Ioch and the Fede1al troops M
der Lyon, oA Saturday last. Tie battle oe-
Cured shout eight miles south OF Springfield,
Missouri.
The dispatches are 1Heager, but sndlcient has
been nEceI tanned to Know that the tede1atlsts
were routed with great lost.
Gen. Lyon Vas among the killed.
4mong the killed On our Eide Was C3ptain
H. T. Brown, ORD. Sergeant Samuel Martin,
lseu7. Jas Walton, Capt. Bell ana Lieut., Weas-
er, Maj. Herd, OF the Thir1 Ark1nEAs regi-
mcnt had his arm shct of, and it is thought
the Eound Will prove fa.al-
By pirate letter We learn that Mai. Har.
per Of Churchill's regiment, IVES killed.
CaFtain ]. T. Stewards Company ea1fsred Sc
Ve~ely.
We learn from Mr.. Monnart, who left camp
Cu11cch.
TIE Confederate troops gained signal vic
tory: th<ir less bling 500 Killed, and 800
It vas expected that Mccu1locf would have
| attacked the FederaIs at Springfield, where
| they had Tettested on the previous eunday
evening. Thirty or forty ct Col Carro:l's reg
| i1sent we're killed.
| The attack Wss made BY surprising outer
| p5cktss, *nd taking them prisoners, By which
/ the eIemy were enabled to gel in Oh our
| main forces before they we're ready for them.
/ This is no doubt a cause ef great loss on our
| side
| Tie running aneng our troops sras don= BY
jfze regiments Of N,ssouT6ans-
Gen. Price, ne learn, attempted twice to
| bring thtm TO charge, but it could not be
6oze, and taeY Fed the JasEd (Ihese .1egiments
were very baoly armed d~EDs. 1Rpem
The Louisiana reigimeat acted gallansly,
and suffered much. To them is attributed in
I q Frcef t4a;r of1r1Y sJtnn0o
, 1861-08-22
Arreets In Alexandria, Mo.

Lzst night company Of Col. Moore'a Regi
meut csme into town, eseorhpg about thirty
Yesterday, The company marched iroa1 Athens
to Aexandr3s, gave the prisoners notice, and
when the bell rang th=y al went On bossd the
Merominee and came up here. A speeisI
train was got cut, aud shout Il o'clock last
night the whole crowd started for Crotoa
Coi Moore wiU ssud such Of the prisoners ~
be can find sufficient proof against to st.
Louis. Among the prisoners are Maxwell,
Cunningham, Fceter, Perkins, johnson, Som
ers, young. MneErove, Bsird, Hewitt, Ever
hSn, Ccwgtll, Hill the fat msE, hsge1man,
Bradford, Kimbal}, snd Hitt. the Msyor Of
Alexan1fia,-KoakMk Cate CITY
, 1861-08-22

TFlVlH LQt LnH13FIl{E ItAEUS7 0cst33S&'3
We understand that there are between two
snd three thausabd troops at Camp Dick
Rohi1eop, at Hes4in's Cross Roads, Gatrard
connty, They bava, We ere Informed, been
mustered into service, under the Lincoln Gov-
ernme1t, aad are row receiving Pay II un-
aerote oa tbs: Hor. Garrett Davis has VISITED
tie camp, with view Of securing dtsaanf.
ment of the troopa, bxs bic -fforts hare proved
ia sasn.: It 10 a'ao eaaa that conNd 7rao'e fss1-
i1e was mt nite.&s among 'hs troops aGtiast
Mr, Davis aud e. m- denouac@d suEa Union
men a. he IS no better than eeceassonists.
, 1861-08-22

~ The viii ol the Late Nx:haa Appleton.
Of Bostor, which *ss admitted to probate
few dsys SINCE, leaves his mansion horse tn
hic Eidox, with an ancaitJ Of s1a GOO year,
and provides fur equalzfng the portion Of
each Of lis eix chi11reo, so that the youngest
shall have alike with the eldest. They will
receive $aoC: 600 esrh. Mr. Appleton had
wiss'y nade his chsritable donations while
living. that there might BE- no 1oop-hole for
controversy atser lis aeeth,
, 1861-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug, a1.-The privatecr Jeff.
Davis uas ct it. johns, Porto Rico, July 26sh.
She took in wood and aud water, aud proceeded
to sea next DAY, laying oat off the island. She
Was supposed to be waiting for bark ex-
pecsea from the United States, with proyis-
lone fer her. The authorities OF the Island
sent of to Ter, and ordered her away. Capt.
Davis, ct the British brig ]. N, johnson, ar
rived to-day from Arago, Porto Rico. lie re-
ports seeil weasel in Crooked Island pas
sage, which he was certain was the JEFF. Davis.
, 1861-08-22

l. Desperate Struggle AaapendSn3.
The Washington correspondent OF the Posla-
delphia Hrces Vrites:
"Adrices IRON Virginia assure us that the
Eonfedz Tate forcea ara preparing for desper-
ate struggle. While the attic at 4nsssss
cempsned us to retreat, it tshattered the south
etn array. Whole regiments hare gono 70
ua5cers has e,ost5 wies, fha m tns,bsSthsir s victn
y ~ss gloomy and dlstear1ntnx, a1d their
ESoHE poetsiGh It AAnxksAs 1heT feel Eauat
5!e1a to the ARTILLERY Of MeCaaIlAn.n
, 1861-08-22

JEBr So,-The Rochester Denaoceut says
uT,,. fncs which must arrest the stkention
of Tie people, that tsa action Of the Goysru-
ment to pnt down rebellion, and Rot tAs re-
billion itself, Il what Secession syznpathizsrs
lud fsult Kith."
, 1861-08-22

ARMY CHAPLA1Es.-The Msthodlsts IRE in
the majority In the sEmy ehapiains. They
hsye II. Orthodox next, Id.
, 1861-08-22

Description Of tie Guas-boats-A trip to Cape
Girordeaat-1he 1e1e .Scarc' at Conu,a<1ce
Bottled Information from Gen. Pszzop-
HAat Col. AarsA Is doimg at Tie " Cdpe."
, 1861-08-22

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II August Douglas, a
merchant of Baltimore, was arrested kere st
Il o'clock last night, charged with an attempt
10 induce Lieut. HaJne to join the rebels.