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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

A DvANCES ON DIAMONDS, PLATE, WATCHES &C.
"A will buy the for cash at his private rooms.
J. II. BARlNGER, 212 Broadway room 10, up stairs
n BThe highest price paid for Diamonds loose or set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17
THE WAR.

A RMY CAMP COTS, WEIGHT LESS THAN EIGHT
~ pounds, folds up in bag two feet long, requires
mnttress Price S.. Officers and surgeons in the army
are invited aspect ii Orders, enclosing the amount
VIII meet wih prompt attention. Once 429 Broadway
~ T., and NJ. II. STEVENS 4 CO., Browns Hotel,
Washington City, d. c. Agents wanted ut all the military
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17
FINANCIAL.

uGUsf BELMONT l. CO., BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL
IA street New York, issue letters credit travellers
available IN all parts of Europe through tho Messrs Rohs
child OF Paris London Frankfort Vienna Naples and their
cOrrespondenta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING DIAMONDS
Watches Jewery Silverware dispose Of cannot
do better than apply TO LOUIS ANRICH 723 Broadway
the New York Hotel lie buys for cash and the
highest prices
IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS
II Watches, Jewelry and Slyergare on moderate
terms by LOUIS ANRICH, 723 Broadway, under the New
York IIoiel bought for cash at the highest prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

Grocers Express Wagon, Top and No Top Bnggie
Rockaways, Carriages, Phactons, &c Double and Slng
Harness &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

SILK AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, CON
- santy on hand Regimental Ensgas and Stands Of
Nolofs ON hand or To order Mt short notice National aud
Maratlme Flags of all nations Rogers and Msyatts Sig
nails, &c. hoJER GRAHAM, manufacturers, ~ Duane
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

BATTLE AXES FOR THE NAVY
- The bureau OF Ordnance and Hydrogaphy invites
posas for 200 twelve hundred Battle Axes for navy
70 pc aevefed IN equal proportions the Navy Yards
Phiiadephia, New York, Boston and Portsmouth, n. II
sstant Inspectors OF Ordnance ia the yards above
and the conditions made known under which the axes viii
De received ANDREW A. HARDWOOD,
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

NOR SAIE-A WELL BRED, YEAR OLD HORSE
il broken TO all harness or saddle; 1blz haGls HIGH
ros very fast and stylish long tail and mape color dark
chestnut. Will be sol cheap. Apply, at 95 Baxter street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

4 7 &c NASSAU STREET--A. H0NIGMAN, DIAMOND
n Broker makes liberal advances on Diamonds, Watch
es Jewery &C. buys them at full value mt his private
Office, No 68 Nassau street. No. 2 up stairs. Bust
ness confidential.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

~ GORGE COOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
" superb Household Furniture. This day, at IL
O'Clock, at store 141 broadway, viz:-PhrOr, Chamber
Library and Dining Room Suits of various kinds, Etc
ceres Seboards, Warrobes Bookcases Turkish lounges
Chairs Sofas Centre Tables Extension Tables Japanese
Quartcte Tables, Antique Library Tables and Chairs,
Desks Hall Stands, &c. The above removed for
nience Of snlc and the sale absolute for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

DRowNE NICHOLS, AUCroNEERs- THURSDAY,
July Is, at one O'clock in front of salesrooms, So
Nassau street, iron gray Horse, years old IS hands
high, perfectly kind and gentle in single double har
ness under the saddle high spirited and stylish driver
Also,
iron gray Horse 5H years old, 145a hands high
ranted sound kind and gentle in single double har-
ness, under the saddle, and fine stylish driver, with
tricks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

alive GUARD, NOTICE THE MEMBERS Elk MEM
~ bers aud friedds Of the above named company arc
requested to meet at No. SO New Bowery, on this
wednesday, 18th inst, at O'Clock p NJ, To attend
the funeral Of our brother member John scanap
By order, FRANCIS CANNING, captain,
GEORGE N. SMITH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

A I II BLEECKER sTREET-M0NEY ADVANCED TIC
~ any amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Pianos
Segars, Dry Goods, &c. N. B--Pawnbrokers' tickets
bought. II. NEWTON, II Blocker street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING
n desires a situation in private family or select
school She teaches the English branches, music and
drawing Her terms are moderate, and her references
unexceptionable. Address Teacher, Stapletou, s T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

4S2 Grand street. corner Of Wiett street.
All money deposited before Saturday, the 10th
July, VIII draw interest from the list instant
Bank open daily from 10 a. NJ. to TT. NJ.
CHARLES PECK, President.
JANIS HAeHr, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-17

NATIONAL GUARD H0UAVt5.-RECRuITS WILL NOW
IN be accepted by the officers OF this regiment day or
evening" at the ROOM Of Lafayette place and Fourth
street Members in employment will be excused for the
must report themselves nightly from until 10 o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
Insane Fear.

From our lAts Chinese files se learn that British wee
,s has Deen conhscaed in Portland "On suspicion Il
~ intention to run the blockade having board
No 70 % used for insnFsetionAry purposes" And OF
bst aid this cargo consist Try your vita, Southern
seadsF 20 their utmost and you viii never guess Was
II guusS No. Csnnon No. JOhu Brown pixies -
No. Powder, shot, shell, anything Of that sOrt' By
40 means There were munitions Of war and DO
medical stores. MOI even a hump Of asaie,lda Wbai,
then constituted this cargo 10 be used for insurrec
tionary purposes = Listen AttsnIiVely. "NnesysiI
baIrss aud y kits OF Aaeksrsl hundred boxes Of
sOSS.A two hundred boxes OF AsriHgs siI,ysK GRAD
,tOass, and iot Of matches % Terrible accumulation
OfmlilAry stores Think Of producing Instruction
.ith one hundred boxes Of Goldfish" fomenting rebel
ion With sItysiI grindstonss," and stirring up civil
strife With "a lot OF matches" Could the idea have
ssrsd .ny other seOncs than that Of Jonathan Chnama
i.borIpe under the stark fear and rabd terror 10
hlsb the LondcG Times Aludes In il article on the Ma
passAs races VERIFY, the CelestiAs insane with
fear The Portland Advertiser describes With mach so
lemnIty, bow Capt John Sargent threw chain crap
ps ca board the vessels containing the Goldfish grind
.sopes and matches and hoW the Home Guard Of
Client Portland we're turned to sustlin Captain John
srxsnt In bis perlous undertaking Fortunately no re-
,.,anoe -ss made There b telling TO what lengths
tks insane fear may Lead the Chinese ressOo Is dis
covered in o0d6sb the day Is no. far on when rebellion
ell Be- patched In the mild lest pumpkins and the mOst
insIpid OF onions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
NIene, Niene, TeEeI.

Never the handwriting the val more visible
thaa nO-. When Government makes war upon Ne
ns0 IL "a ign that &c has been weighed in tie
tslAnOs and foupd wanting sad that les snd jrsSeth.
ugh Since the arrest aud imprisonment OF Mrs Green
boz Ms Philips and other ladies' have lei, 50 assured
of ths speedy downfall Of ths LiDeoa despotsm ttkt
-s should be quite wliiog the army Of the Po0-
laAo Slthdraxn and isbau1ed There Is 10 logger any
lssd Of men 10 hght the Gorilla. He has laid hs H.
utios hand upon that sea whose snmty is deadly
ttAn ali The engines OF var invented By he
las da~n upon biz ioul head the vengeance Of every
true EOnsn in America. he has started into Eio
ads OF ps-, against ssOss subtle arts b4 isngei
system Of Austrian espionage ~n be arrsysi In vain
", the base wretch look TO himself In less than
month not one Of his detectives viii be out Of the soft bat
strOus tolls Of he female "Secesheis Let him look
The nen NJ oaieers OF his new Grand Army. Above
all let him lock to HI GeEeras Of Division and srpe-
eisiy TO bis Young Commander. in-ehief For the
arsi tine, Mcclellan il really in danger. Hitherto te
Potomac, ike some Of the rivers Of classic fable has
rse1 up to defend him from the iron grasp OF Beaue
gard aud Johnston. But the rivergOds avail him no.h
iag--,Gs gOSdsssss are LIs Otlr sid His fate IS
.saled In spite Of the warning We have given him, it
: sealed
The Chinese papers state that comfortable house in
Washington, with large yard and garden attached has
been fitted up IS A for the lady prisoners Of var The
" Y Herald a. usual, oHsrs impudent suggestion,
and argss the selection Of Benefits house. Sort Wash
ingsou" on the North river pleasant dungeon for
Mrs Greenhos and her friends grosser insul. could
No. have been offered. Better they should be sent 10
prison with the eommones, fsOns, thAn 10 the house
~hoh contains the wife OF James Gordon Bennett The
spoess fame of this has been DOssd throughout
ts civilized world and has reached the Of the
sBarbarians" Of the South But her Vulgar tastes and
sOSrss manners are not well known genlleman
-ho took tsA with heE at = hotel that. then
aud there Ia the presence Of table crowded with pee
ps from all paEts Of the eoGutry, she ate the half OF
Lroled chicken and large beefssoak and washed theu
down Nth bottle OF Scotch ale. This for tea Nor
vas his all Her Of eating Was worse even than
the qaAButy and quality Of her eating. Her style vas
OdeIed accurately upon that Of the ordinary hound to
uhOm the hunter throws scraps Of bread nom the
lack porch. Properly speaking, she did hot eat. She
gobbled And 70 the society Of this eminent gormsr
d1eTess the editor ofthe Herald proposes 10 SODdeH
Southern ladies' The aeeursed beast
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
DIR Sauzraao a, Washington.

Al Who have read Gil Bias land he, Who has not,
should lose 40 time in doing SOY familiar with the
iastrious DE-. SsugradO with the worthy gentleman
Who physk ed them through the measles and the vhoop
ngeouyh. The Spanish EscuApias bad but one system
OF practice FOR all possible diseaseshe drew blood from
bis patients and made them drink hot water. II they
grew weak, the reason only that the practice bad
not been carried far enough and he Immediately doubled
the phlebotomy and the drenchss. So be psrsevered
until the patient escaped from him, either BY deaths
door, or some other but in any event. the Doctor was
aPs TO shake bis head and lamsut that be bad bsd
him more freely and made him swallow g+sater qran
tity Of hot water.
Tae bread application Of this character, % an the
mAnifesticss of Apmln ignorance, eOuesii sna obsi
macy, has long made De- SSngrAdo trite as;rE oE-a
very proverb. Bai surely, man has ever realized it
upon grand theatre and 70 so fatal extent as the
President Who rules Tor IS relied At Washington ely
he found the Union diseased; be undertook cure Il
BY Needing aud Aot ,oafsr not but that the
terms literally true rather than mere figures Of
speech HIS Unicn has been made to bleed freely Al
Bethel at Manassas, 10 Missouri, well as in duaD-
elal way everywhere Wall street to Cairo he has
got bis people into hOs in Maryland Virginia Ten
usssee, Kea;ueky, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania
aud Ns- Hampshire. jest in proportion they we've
originally distant from him. have been enabled TO set
OaI Of bls hands a, early dsy-us in that PrOPorS6
she 'rebe against his lancet and ,eaksttle, have en-
0yoi or recovered their health whilst the 10y Asts aad
JhOse who have tbe mi fortune to be confined smorg
them are growing worse constantly and the numbers
Vi the sok are every dag Increasing.
But, the UuiOn-thaI abstract inpersonAl. supreme,
available blsssiog-tbe greatest earthly gOOd-tO toe
preservation Of which, laws, constitutions public right
and private liberty, justice mercy, truth and humanity,
.Ssers rutaessy sScrheed-hp has he preserved a.
State AFTER State, By bis devices has driven to
throw OF bis tyranncal yoke, and ally herself to her
sisters Others only wait to have bis grs taken feon
their tbroas 70 10 the like Even the most slavish u
them al by throbl ard starts show symptoms Of rsss
tAnee and stir bis heart with fears of tumut and anarchy
Such hs boased work Such the eject of his q1Aekey
upon the Uaion
Nevertheless, the old prescription Is renewed
Blood and Hot Water BY that regimen his patie1t
mast hive Or die Dc. SAngradO has other resource.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

A NOVEL DRANArIC REPRESENTATION We are happy
TO state that the suggestion made 10 psp some days
since with regard the necessity 10. making immediate
add ample preparations to euppy volunteers in Vr-
Rua with proper uadsrcothng for the coming winter
clmpaign, has been responded TO in that
aects great credit upon our citizens.
Some City or sixty Of mos. esteemed citizens have
made arrangements for dramatic representation at the
Dew opera house. about the 9th Of this month which
occasion the dyGBatis ysrsone will consist OF uumbel
Of their friends who entirely uncoGneoted either with
the profession or any dramatic association. As they
~ah Il TO be surprise az well as novelty their incog
rio will be preserved until the evening In question.
The entire proct eds of the house, there being no
p-nses whatever taatks 10 the generosity aud patriot
n of the parties concerned will be devoted the good
cause Every tickle. purchased being subscption the
p,iee Of admission will be held at high figure,
rake the proceeds SUN up large possible. The
whole sair viii be conducted In the most uneIception
abe and elegant style.-M. o. CrsscsHL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

FALL IN TEE Aura French Baronsn Kaisd-
The New York Albion publishes letter from Geneva,
da led August 4th from which make the following
tact:
Ga Saturday, 10 company with young Englishman, l
started from the little inn Of Schwsrenbach for the Gem
mi Pass, having sent back our horses to Kaadersteg,
where we slept the preceoi.s night The morning was
very cloudy and dsagreeabe there was very little
rrospsc. Of pleasure from the trip; but dis
po4ed to grumble, because up to this tune had been
srtculary favored with fine weather at every polntiu
fact had Ell oyed days clear and cloudless We
we're accustomed TO 10 Americs, .-
About one hour from our starting point, distances
here you aware known ia the East by hours
ard by mies on steep snd narrow turn In the pre-
cipiious downward path, the mule which carried
fortunate French lady stumbled on the near fore leg
throwing her clean out Of the saddle and there was
parspe wall railing and the poor creature msd
of the reiDs she fiched right over the precipce
Before her distracted husband who riding i'm nedi
a behind her. could dsmount her ifeess and mapgtd
form had resed I50 feet beneath having passed
over the FIRST ledge below which the zgzaged path
was traced and been stopped by chauce the second
The whole terrible affair the work. am quite sure
OF less than half q minute q II II VI = II III III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

A great hue and cry has been raised at the North
agans. their Secretary Of the Navy for enforcing the
blockade strictly ard using every eaergy to punish
the "Rebes" To his place in the Cabinet Welles
will be forced into committing unheArd of atrocities
Already he Is preparing crafty the boodthirsy APP
peses Of his Yankee masters, by laying waste aod de-
s,royug all the pershabe property lying the creeks
aud nets Of the SOuthesn coast Gunboats plenty to
run 10 shsou waters, are being built rapidly as pos
sible The immense feet Of codishsmacks, soops and
schocnsrs is be enlisted in the work Of desruction-
10 very few days the burning and pilsging win begin
Are we prepared preparing to give the 6shy
vikings and pirates OF the North suitable reception
Heavy guns in position on the banks Of principal
rivers twenty thirty miles from their mouths will not
suffice. "Home Guuds" cavalry and isolated compa.
nies Of infantry will DO. Chemical science, properly
applied might give all the protection to little baJs
aud iulets that We require. Where is Lieut. Maury -
What has been done In the absence Of any infoTma
tua, We can OILY people living on the streams
aad along the coast prepare for the worst The Yam
KEGS viii be down upon you in numbers bsforethe close
Of September. There Is crime they viii not commit
They will sickle At nothing Their aim will be burning
and iagagng indscrimnatl to distract attention from
Washington. Look OUT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30

TIE Washington correspondent OF the New York
World writes as fcl,oSs:
European dyuases are always exposed TO dangers Of
te6eiou--or reyOu,ioa-and all rulers whether Just
uIrt when thus threatened must resort to the most
secret agencies and steTEes asures, We'd the ba'
ton Of power. The liberal and democratic Government
Of this Republic now for the FIRST time seriously en-
dlngersd fads itself exception TO the transatlantic
Ap reuce. L. Is a, last compelled BY the growth OF
rious aud strociou conspiracy, 10 avail ITSELF ia est
and tor good elds, CT the adroit police system
which has for centuries been musei ia other and less
t,yored lands.
The Cabinet have Determined hat the rOver and
presence Of Government shs be felt thai, for time,
hs little Gnger OF police shell be thicker than the
lOi1 OF the Austrian Neapolitsn. The highest Of
frr der shall he he 6rst 10 fall. IN pursuance Of his
course d',ctps system, has been idt,eriy IA OPERATION,
sbrdciaQ az ne eOEc9aitIBts Of male and female
1i5Js paiYlriaH aud gis6'dn, vkich made that Of TIE
Hrp,5,rss sud BJsrjo1is Effective. We COmge!-
led TO adopt the methods Of Drauts 10 the ends Of US
tice rri hOeTty.
Thu, aud tbis alone, vas needed to round cut and
complete The Ab-oute DespOssm CT the Lincoln Dynasty.
They had already abO she'd the RzJsds Corpus gagged
the Press seized and imprisoned odz,nl without warrant
sad si,hou rial searched private residences seized pri
sate papers, dis,rned militia, declared martial law
nothing Vas wanted bat the most Infamous practice
.! to most absolute DesPOtisms-the secret, social
SPY system-yo psce the pSSPls Of tia North on the
footing OF thOss Of Russia aud Turkey In their worst
DAYS The last aud of the Tyran Is
adopted. The agencies and appliances all complete.
l. Remains Only aOs give these their full efficiency
that tbe GaiOtue should he set to work. That comes
next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
EUROPEAN.

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luz sss%nP "lo''s'A''' nun ~, D.,
- - :, c,.hso Hsr psvs
ASu'', Wv 49, ~ -s.s'..S ;, ~. o,n,d,
NV uAys A'e, '-.a :. ,,..,.,oI dining The week
in' 'a.' " -, Al. .,oct IN mort "A
an'0un''u " 49, $50 49, a., ;n,,.n, ne ., ,o,e
esuma'e'' '''VV| Ol''' ~. ,.n,a I'm, an The
oseaneu 'nees v 80 ..s..,.a n,,,.s
ION tne Market o'O,.u :, q, .,.nd n. A
bfeads.nn' were osSnHns ,.,r 80,
reduced the ra'e u 'ue''' " -, :, on q,
Oonso'' ''''eu III i''u0'' ~ '-'
..,.,,0n. s,,.,,o0 hs,veep
Tue ''A's u We u'p'O4AI ~n,nor. os .no,bs,
''A''s anu A1's'- e.. ~. ...,o s,mn.
war 'up'u',' .DU " ~ -, Ins,is and England
s' - . ,,,. ;, ,,,,,;. 90. In Ensl,nd rela.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
CORRESPONDENTS WITH THE CONFEDERATE
STATES INTERDlCTED.
AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK.

NKw YoRK, Aug. 21--At meeting, yesterday after.
noon OF the Presidents OF the Banks of the city of Neu
York Il was resolve that Mr. Seveps President Of the
Bank Of Commerce. select committee Of five. to pro-
coed with him to Washington to enforce upon the Pres
dent and his Cabinet the resolutions previously passed
by the Bank Presidents that the conditions Of the loan
recently made by the Bank Presidents that the war
10 be prosecuted with all the vgor and energy Of the
Government.
The proprietors Of the Daily News earag an ATTACK
upon their establishment Yesterday applied TO the police
superintendent for protection. force OF four hundred
police held 10 In the lower staol IS but
sill o'clock this morning their services bad not been
called into req uston. II reported that forty men,
armed with revolvers retained by tho propretors
OF the News, to meet any emergency. The Journal Of
Commerce Office was also guarded.
During the latter part OF last week. large quantity OF
provisions including 5000 barrels OF four went from
this port 10 Curacao and st. Thomas Not single ves-
sci has cleared from this port to Aetauoras Mexico for
three years past but there have recently been spplca
tons fer clearances for eight ten vessels loaded with
salt leather aud articles nesded in the seeded States
Yesterday morning, the United States Marshal seized
il adams Co.'S express se about ten thousand copies
ofthe New York Daily News, destined for Louisville st.
Louis ard St. Joseph.
Daniel c. L,wber of New Orleans, who st.nis cbarg.
ed with being bearer OF dispatches from England to
JEFF. DiYis, removed yesterday Fort Lafayette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
Ru..sIl In Danger.

Tue New York Rsrala Is sndsAyOrirs to stir up The
Irish 70 violence against Russell Of the London Tunes.
n ssys The Irish blood In the community Is Justly
aroused wAAtO0 insult 10 tried and true pc
triog -rsfeng 70 what Russell sAid Of heaghsrs per-
formAness IN the grand Manassas rout I'VE are much
siAksn, continues, III this last outrage offered 70
the Irh through Of her modest sOns does not
Oar the Ualssd srAsss too hot 70 hold him.. Yankee
doodsdOm would Be- very glad 70 get rid Of Russell and
Lib sbAr.essrsic cunning aud sO~Ardiee tries to ae-
OOmpli.h Il through the Irish thinking that the best
quarter IN which 20 lodge the responsibility IN srdsr 10
ssgas0ess abroad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-30
LATEST THROUGH NORTHERN
CHANNELS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

Torres enasn V fab, Assocassd Pres
FoRrRIss MoxRoE, August rs The steamer Philsdel.
phia has arrived from Washington with 1859 mntneers
beop ging 10 the regiments there and sentenced 10 two
years Imprisonment at the Tortugas They have been
sent temporarily TO the Rip Raps.
flag of truce srfivec from Norfolk this morning
With three ladies' and number Of prisoners captured
BY the Confederate privaeers A the object OF sending
the Aae of truce at 81 lime deemed 10 be rather
irquIsive Gen. Wool determined detain the flag
Ill late tomorrow. Il high time that an end should
be out TO this constant intrusion Of the enemy to obsn
information Whenever they think any important move.
ment on foot here they sure 10 be on hand with
flag of truce.
The steamer Ben Deford or g. B. sp,ulding, loaded
With troop. came distance up the Roads and then
proceeded to Washington.
The steamer Connecticut has arrived with $50 sailors
of whom 100 are intended for the Potomac feet and
the remainder for our coast and Gulf squadrons. She
also hes cargo Of ice and provisions She viii carry
the 59 munsers jos. from Washington, TO the Tortu.
CAN'T Davis has been made provost marshal Of the en-.
dire department of Virginia He yesterday arrested the
crew of the schooner Chrgarorp from New York Gen.
Wool has sent them to the RipRsps. Seven spies have
recently been discovered here and placed in con6ne.
ment.
The much talked Of expedition from Old Point has
sailed under command of Gen. Butler. II consisted Of
the frigaes Minnesota and Wabash the ship Of Paw
pee gun.boats Monticello and Harriet Line steamers
Adelaide aud George Peabody, propellers Fanny aud
Adristc with large number Of schooners bsrges 10.
The Quaker CITY will follow in few hours The vessels
carried over enc hundred gurs aud about four thousand
mea.
Several powerful gun-boats remain at Old Point and
Newport Ne.s.
dton.
oapxR IRON GRS. WOOL.
srcs bis arrival Mt Fortress Monroe Gen. DOL has
issued an important order from which we copy