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GALE OF low A. STAT E
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Proposals faz loan to tho etats of Iowa at a

SUM no: exc etl<E $40et 600.
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s.a E. oss 81 s.
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81 e1etatloo e t. eaty ysas< t:r ta.t
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6ssS Il sss SEaTt a r[saFsa fet tis:s
by law Dty, u necessary. be enthfc-d hY mAudAE1s}
to levy IL each tsI tcfH for these PURPOSES
after pay net Gf Ill expenses Of col-cuya-
b e az; eas 8 sss Ss3s5! s. ,s;,st
nor on tie 1ntcrtst with may be payable thereon
and ttAt fhc ys1le at Hi. pck As ID nnNiSe be iu
n1rs BY the xut. o,ity Il he statc but II i e1prfs
u provided hist notstrE in said lay contained saail
e 1ha cauttal Of &c hrsrGsa e sne state Bank of
said set ~ be told Il Ut I'll n tug STATE
70 tontlt,ous3 PRO; oea1s fiji ba Considered, The
eht feeH!ed te rsses an r a+y spea Iropossls
IL III Mlns viii bn speele, piy.nla IN hand On deti,
cry c{ the Bonds so1d to ths pATcaAtera.
1he proposals. vii be ope ed At tkAiFet o'clock NJ
on sne I'D dsY q InlEA; 2 49, b. r. undssdsnsd
soI d my see psorer e b pgescst and Ia 5sn
on tha lail q4Y OF July a. 1885,
Frop{ e.ls must he addressed. nn6et sea to the un.
tcfsxped czfe Of ~ p11!t4a Bank, Eew Yo1k ClE7
marl+d APr5s5osa1s for Iowa Statt Lo1n-'
A uMlHx Of certified copIe& Dt tue act authorizing
eair lea IN ii fhe oi the Eosrd Of Gomnts:
ST pfrs therein provided for Udsh oetr docoWents
Ieftatntn tsescto cxu be 1onEd at the Hetrpofitsa
ta Il. lie Ct.y tf New Fl Inspection aad az
JOqN ". Na7, Treasurer It stata,
MA7ULIs: l. Ft5AE:,
Loan Acc.ts.
Cs.cago. juno Iss! 1:5,. j:,o :s;1ti
, 1861-07-01

~AAo EAHeAS A0k k110 &311GA&09s
The Bufalo Adufr4iser makes the following
suggestion: -
Suppose the Government surveying.yesse1s
on the lakes, With their creWB, were trans
ferred to the seaboard-would they not prove
useful aa Fart of the blockading feet? The
force Of men which has been ordered to operate
with them would materially assist in shifting
up the rebels. In dtschsrging their present
duty these man are really doing nothing
which is 6f any immediate Importance.
We aEa buying much worse yessels for the
aeet than those connected With the Lake sur
vey, and a. the Latter could be easily nav3g2ted
through the We1land canal, o., at worst, down
the St. Lawrence, 1t seems As If it would be
most proper and. economical plan to take
them down to ths coast. The Survey can be
dispensed with for the present, and resumed
when the rebellion is quelled. We have
heard very sensible men and good sailors ex-
preas the opinion that this would be wiso
dispoeition Of the serveying.veasels in tho
present state Of national atfairs, and We repeat
the suggestion for the benefit Of WHOM it msy
concern.
, 1861-07-01

INDICTED FOR TREAsoN.-The Grand Jury
Indictment for treason against Thorudike
Brooks, who was the captain Of the company
at traitors which left Williamson county to
join The rebel army. As Brooks is now in
Dixie's Land, finding an Indictment will prob
ably not trouble him much. Better " ind :"
turned indorsed "uot true bill" when he
Was discharged from custody by order Of the
court
Their business being finished, the Grand
Jury Wero discharged for the term.-S.ase
Journal
, 1861-07-01
GTATE OF MICHIGAN.
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Proposals for q Loan Of $500, ,000---
Seven per cent. Bonds.

LANSING, June l4th, tsf1-
Eealcd p opetal. viii b. Received It tbs Michigan
Insurance Bar In the City OF 1etrolt until 12ocl0ck
ncon cf nondaF, the 9th 4sy Of yuIy ne1t for FIVE
the state Michigan, to b. fasncd IN a-corda1ee With
an sct Ct the Le isaturc. entitled IAN Aor AUTHOR
1zIsa N4E LoAx.r approved Nay !ost. !>es The
the stats ut any re within Of at tha expiration of
twenty-five yesrs from the first day Of January, ISL
tc hear interest IT the rate of SsFcn Per Cent psr
mum, aha eerlannually on tire test dsys ct JAn
nary aEd July /, year to consist Of bonds papa
Bile to b-Brer. With EeD1annual interest coupons st
fached, In amuun:s as follows: Of dltf doltasA
hundred dollars. f1re hu1dr-t doGasa and thoa
ssc dollars. The plnc1pal aud interest OF all bouds
1eFs tau I'VE hundred dollars parable a the Clty II
D. troIt all others payable II The City Of Sew fnrk
Tte proposals most tate the som offered for ea:h
sto:k bid tor, snd NUT be unconditional.
CURED tc oepoait the amount thereof With the Trea
euIer Of the State, at tho Micn13aa Insurance an
In tie City Ct Detroit Within ore eek attsr tse &C
ceptaaee Of their u;ds, at which time the bonua wi
be read! fer delivery. The bonds Will be dated the
first ct july, 1861 Interest will be deduct ID up
the tine OF par men: OF the bids The place where the
eder1tgs arr accepted 10 be the paca Of deposit and
delivery Of the bonds utess 0tner visa specified iu
the BIDS. Tne Hgtti reserved to reject any aad ali
Of IT, bids II REQ necessary to project pro-
MGte the Interests Of the stete.
The proposals nuIt b. sealed and addressed "John
Owen State Treasurer, care Michigan Insurance
BanT, Detroit. Proposals. for Loan"
AUSTIN BLAIR,
Governor Of tho State OF AlchIgAn.
tel91lot Treasurer Of the State ct AfchIgAn-
, 1861-07-01
33roppsale.'
pROPOSAIS FOR FURNISH
L ING THE PAPER FOE THE PyH1Ic

1tOTCSALD FUN F'U RN1SH.
Il ING THE PAPER Jg3R 1yH1 T9E THE PuH1lc,
1''0@ suftPEsf RsshiasfoP Pys.5o asg e ,rna EFT.
In pnrsuanee OF the p1o7}stoas of tha seventh SEC
Printing" approved Jnno sd B6d sesled propossfs
~ ST. It 4 + @ Sn r e
ths year ending % III day of December. i'll rs
The Eub3otne List specthes nearly o. can be aB-
@Geisnea e ne qoanuty Of each Kind Of paper that Will
.";- GLASS l.
1900 reams 5ns Printing paper, qncaisndered, to
messare b s. inches and to weigh nttJ pounds to
500 reaps me prtsa5k P59s5 9ne.1eaaerea mss
snIe q hy q tEches and to wetgh nfsystE p9nds to
the rea1n q 5oo sheets. :
g. 4 Ct r saS TT y
paper required 1or the above casses Et 30 furnished
to applicants therefor This paper is to be- put up ID
quircs Of twenty-five sheets each, aud Ia bundles Of
txo Iea%s eaeh; each resm g csnta@ S1 psTleet
be required; anu 70 bundle (e1clustve OF Wrappers}
varying over Or under vs PER cenk from the standard
Eeight viii be 1ecelyed, and the gross weight viii in
81 sases b rtqoired MiEng q varto9a thieSnesses
sldered violation Of the eontractl
CLASS g.
400 reans supeInae printing paper. hardHized aud
enper calsndered 70 measure by s. inches, And to
CLASS 4.
dered. OF such txes Is may be required correspond.
tug in weight With paper e8suring y b. u inches
and Weighing '~en's sAssP sfuass Pt55 Fan 0f ~ Sheets
calendered As Mny be rsQured) Il by II tnches aud
OF such weight per feaGa az may be required
, 1861-07-01

REpUD1ATIoN-1s IT:-An Injunction has
been served upon the Common Council Of d.
renrort, Iowa, restraining it from leyying a
bonded debt Of that city, amounting to $685.
500. Also restraining It from paying ID like
marner either the interest ar principal Of tho
$150, 900 city bonds given to aid In buiIiing
the thieaeo g. Rock Island Railroad; also from
raging the $75 .0G0 city bonds given to aid in
the construction Of the Mississippi & Missouri
Ra'load. The case is TO Aaye hearing at the
pclt.
, 1861-07-01
The Charleston Kercury surpr1sed

The Charleston Aasu4v cannot believe that
England and France have prohibited the bring
Ing OF Confederate pslYateer prizes into their
that they are not neutral or friendly, but hos
tile nations toward the Confederate States.
Bnt If the trxns Atlantic adyices are true. the
Mercury thinks the Confederate Commission
ers ought Immediately to drop ali intercourse
with the Governments Of Ftaneeand England
and that the Confederate States should carry
out this policy In their commercial relations.
In other words, they should prohibit the ex-
partation Of cotton or tobacco to either Of
these nations,
, 1861-07-01

TIE UNITED states sENA1E.-At the next
meeting Of the United States Senate, on the
4lh O, July, there .wlu be III members, Of
whom thiIty.two wflr"be Republican, aud Is
opposition Of all shades. Tbs eleven seeded
States will be entirely unEcpFesented, with
the exception Of Andrew johnson. OF Tennes.
see, who will disregard the unconstitutional
ordinance Of secet sion, Of his State, and take
hia seat There will be tweDty-one vacancies,
which, with the fcTty seven members present,
will complt tc the full number Of the Henate;
which is sixty.eight.
, 1861-07-01

PAPER ScABcE-A majority Of our exchan-
gea corc to us printed on half sheets unl7.
Ihts is owing tot 6 esearclty, as well as tbs
prtes Lave all got down to single sheets; aud
II we .1e net soon In receipt Of supply Of
paper at the Sonth, the Southern, preas will
have to suspend almost entirely, unless We
immediately estabifsh more piper mills-4t-
{akapax (L1,} Rnqister. -
, 1861-07-01

rec reams zuperGne p1ate paper, {calendcrcd or IN
calendeted MAy be rsQnired) l9 BY II tnchea aui
OF such weight per rea;1 as ~ may be required
, 1861-07-01
UruE8e3
RUFTURES CURED By THE
, HARD RUBBER R}co's TRuss,

This Tfufa u uotSs nj, t.,, + ,..a ,o.,, 1n cfa
tauenol. ano material Does not constantly press on
n, Mnae 1o1 nGG5ea1 e. Ers csu for truss for LIS
eoqg eassfh The e psd dot. = Este yax saaoe
press UPON THE C0RD or oh.frn<te ~,rcn,.t,nrs e.
4:yg1 Iat t9 Ct seedss saS 70 hvsys es ID
9tsans ssy i b. the ONLY PH1L1SotH5iSGAG IL 7RrfA
u CsE. kott but those who have e1fiered viii 80
sMg&s TEna AZ Illustrated pamphlet coatna:ax HI Il
pa1ttp'aIs sent ffee Persons Wishing thIs Tr1sst7sn
1T; 1ss .1eest ..esnt - + g. e. =
f'tsre. ~ Lac str: 4 fear.o Nn. ~ ,t:.1r. p
York p.-sl1. i-c'.;iy
, 1861-07-01
Retter at tSlaFe.Catch1nsrh than Mt Fl. ht-
Ing.

Brigadier General Scheuck, the man who
gallantly ran his men into an ambuscale In
broad daylight, has discovered his proper 70
cation at Inst. A number Of fugitive slaves,
belonging to rebel masters, fed to his camp
and ctftred to perform any kind Of labor--to
dig in the trenches. to cook, to wash, to groom
horses, to drive team, to scout, provided they
echenck Immediately ordered them to return
to their masters, and not again show their
faces In the vicinity of his camp. Tie man
was evidently designed for nigger catcher.
Let him quit the army, and take to his legiti-
mate calling.
, 1861-07-01

BLOCKADE or TIE WABASH R1yER.-It ap-
pears that Che blockade at the mouth Of tic
Wabash river Is to be 1igtdly enforced. oa
Friday afternoon portion Of esp. Kl1uss's
Artillery Company, taking With them one gun
and company from the 18th regiment, vera
placed ol the steamer ": V. Gillum, at Evans.
vtllr, and started down the river. Their dcs-
tiratton is the mouth Of the Wabash to inter-
cept toEo datboats loaded with produce, and
eaid to be On their way out Of thst stream
L01eis4jAe Dt.upcrat 25kh.
, 1861-07-01

In addition to the pay above stated, one
c1othirg ID allowed to every soldier. Quarters,
fuel, and medical attendance, are always pro.
r:dtd hy the Government without deduction
rom the soldiers psy. II & soldier should be.
ccme dieabIed In tho line Of his duties, the
Laws provide for him pension.
, 1861-07-01

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE The Skaneateles
IN. ~ Democrat relates that two Eng1;shmen
named Nurse, father snd eon, who settled in
that village two years since, and have since
run a email brewery, now find themselves
heirs to . large estate in England, aad the
father, who bad gone to get it. sends back
Of K,jglthood upon The son, appointing him
10 the honorable and lucrative Office CT d cap
In TIE crack regiment Of the Qaeens Guard.
tse IL now The Hon. SIR James 3. Nurse, Cap
tain iu the Fourth regiment OF the Queens
Own. &c is a we'll educated, modest you5g
MIN, and Las seen service in the Crimes.
, 1861-07-01

be o2Esni e. eseh h Of Is. iaa .sa n rssients @
now ii the field spd to 70 Q :asized. Taty
will be armed with the lest s4ti ! now In use,
snd sre 10 be drilled IN arg .ehnotine. tn Act
r. az adr apcF guard and - .fmfshtTs. This Is
70 to b. n ee0d mnvs, aud In strongly urssd
ly the ntIltary men Of the 6.ste.
, 1861-07-01

TEE WARRINGTON DocK DESERTS TO FoRr
P1cKHNB.-Ext1act from letter Of an officer
at Pickens:
The wooden dry dock at Pensacola, which
was intended by General Bragg to be- sunk, to
obt1uct the ENTRANCE Of vessels into this bar-
bor, got adrift frcm its rnoorings q few days
siIce, and was observed slowly approaching
this fortress. Apprehcnding that tho valiant
B1ogg might have converted this dry dock in
up, Colonel Brown had ali hin men Of their
guns to repel the monster. On its nearer ap-
preach it VAS found harmless, aud is now safe
u yEecured Under the gurs Of the fort
, 1861-07-01

FcRT1F1cA11oas At MEMPHIS The city
lroper Is about to be PIT In trim tcr welcom-
ing unlimited Tieitors to stay "til Gabriel
b'ows Lis her1." The bluff Is to be protected
BY breas.werks Of cotton. Yesterday the
bluff, between Court and Adams streets, was
thus lined with bales Each Of the streets In
the city, with the exception Of Madison aud
Jefferson, is TO be thus barricadcd. The su-
Ee1intendcnce Of the construction Of these
de1enses has beer .-ztrusted By Gen. Pillow to
Messrs. 3. IT. A. kerson and JOHN Martin,
EGGS. With bteastworks on the bluff, aud
brtastworks In the streets, Memphis will be
in war tzim-Nem.phis dg1ea2.
, 1861-07-01

SOUTHERN RESOURCES FOE PowpER-A
correspondent Of the Fayetteville IN. O. %.
se5rTF says:
VT is y tedious and .expene1ve: process to
Il AXE sulphur from iron Of copper py7ites, but
1t Ia o. only resonrce now. NORTH Carolina
mines furnish IN immense tmon it OF highly
sulpkErU1 pyritee"
, 1861-07-01

The following msy be relied upon as an ac-
curate statement Of the salaries Of oficsrs
aud privates In the United S,ates Army. It
ic made up from this years edition OF tho
Army Register.
In the first column viii be found the net
fa1ary per month, and in the second the total
salary per month, which includes rations,
servant hire, forage, ETC., by communication:
, 1861-07-01
,Hn1l1het:,, &c. -
| IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
JAMES nIcCAMMOH.
satkl 6dtst, hst; Kedison ard Warrington aa.t
CHICAGO. Ill. 49,.

CHICAGO ILL, 49,
Mtrufkct1rer md dea1sraa m kinds of wood Ho,id
1gA Doot lambs and Arehff1 1yes Of any. dearod ID
te1n Circular Mouldng1 sny RadiuA Wood Turning
Avadey Of patterns; Qctsgon and four sided B.ins.
tsrs and NeXels on hand and lnate 70 order; stalr
ing doas 70 oxdsE T. tas hss @aane. 9 sha aaoF;es:
nfHr nnfnHse; feaes fcEs FA5cqlas attention givea %
aboEe descriptions Of EorE Bll!s fpr Rough md
e e&att aanss ansa Fta & aispatsa soa sEpsd =
:ote purchasing elsewhere. NJ motto Il - e5N
%er3 and low prices VIA"
Agent tor VII B. HILLf3 jastly celebrated
EHNIH4-V VALVRg,
For Steam 11rauted to rczuae.e the motion
e the engine perfectly under A1y HAd ~ Etstuca.
etA1Gft. Send for Circular ~
efHt Office Eox 4Ea lssrE1.ty
, 1861-07-01

The Richmond Enquirer Of the I2th inst,
has the following:
GIN. j. B. FLoTD.-This distinguished gen.
tleman reached here yesterday We ara pleased
to learn that enlistments for his brigade are
progressing rap1uly, aud that he will soen be
prepared to take the field. There are few Off
ce,s Who can inspire more confidence in their
men, and these who knoW him-acd who does
not-nsk little in predicting for him the same
distinction on the battle field. that he has al
ready obtained in the civil service Of the coun-
frv.
, 1861-07-01

In the aboFe We have not inserted the frac-
tiopa1 parts Of dollars, Tor convenience sake,
in this matter of but little Importance,
.. BELOW TIL. GRADE or 11EurEN44r.
The first column denotes the pay par month
Of artillery and in&antzy, and Of dragons and
r.femen when serving on foot. The second
column denotes the pay per month Of Light
artillery, and Of dragons and ridemen when
mounted: ~....~
, 1861-07-01
NJ Office TO DEALERS IN
STATIONERY.

Sealed Propceals tor fuzntshlnx tho state Of lows
With STATIONERY, Al pei sch8d is fod12t viii b 70
ceivcd Ct the oee M Secretary q Sta. It
dsy such posa's a. shall have been 1eeetved. wi
awarded to the lowest responsible hdeE bidd fs;
TIE parties Gontlacng for the stass reaerri4E this
II adyfabie. Proposals nast be accompanied by sam.
les Of the aIces to be futn!shed which said articles
State At the Capital before the 0E dsy Of 0cts
Der next without claims for freight boxes
, 1861-07-01

H XCHANGE OFFICE OF
~. -
q. T.; BUTLER.

AosthEeft Corner Of Lake and C1ask strects {odtce
formerly occupied By E L Tlnkham Co.1
.Uncurrent Illinois, Wisconsin and other Western
state Currency. bought
on New Tori, Bosfoa and Phladelphia.
Hold- sAEer and Exchange paid f6r uncurrent Bank
E9tes Checks and CerttAcates Of Deposit bou2ht On
te2fE8tw
, 1861-07-01
@e,atntt t4stpn ;;3#sre9aat8.
kK., q. NICHOLS .& co. HAVE

~ 8. .NlE7Il65 DO GU, HAVE
Gench1 Comna14aion House. for the purrhsse nd
ssls of elatn: F1oaf Froystonh &C. and soliet con
NMukee II vel as Chicago a connection VIII their
Milwaukee Horse, Hlcho1a Bxttt h Co. think they eau
give such superior s3vanta9ea- - aplSxi-ly
n .. XItRprz n uE-~s. n rfr1xo5s
, 1861-07-01

~ Oak erahard Acid Spring
ater-Tanpelets containing the cpinioca Of celebrs
I'd Chemists snd rhyr!caas respecting the Of this
HA111in The Of many diseases IT the human sys~
eesr, r'i:be supplied graft, on application to
J.E. FEED d CO.
Wholesale DruEEtst1.
TItcxzo, II,
e. CAlL TOE rANfM4f.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
DouoLAs CRY, Jan. n, 1861.

EDITOR JouHNAL You prOpounded question
in the last issue Of your paper. 1t was this:
If the acts of these (seeeding) States does
not constitute defiant treason to the Federal Gov
ernment, what in Gods name does :"
Answer Modification of the Fugitive Slave
Law by twelve Black Repabiicsn States.
MINER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

IT is said the people of the West want Fremont
to be Lncoln's Secretary of War. What if Lin
coin should cali Scott TO that position? The
nation would applaud the ehoiee.--WUysviHe
.4gpe1L
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

ANNIvERsAnY.-Friday, the 25th alt, was the
one pi hundred and second anniversary Of Robert
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Board of Su.
parvsors Of Trinity county, at the February
Bridge over Trinity River, at Lewiston.
o. g. A. PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Jan. 5, 1861. 524t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
Dissolution.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the co.
/ partnership heretofore existing between Phil
lips Il Day, in the Butchering business, at North
Fork, in this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Day withdrawing from the firm. The old
accounts will be settled by either of the late
firm. Business will be continued at the old
stand by the Undersigned.
j. w. PHILLIPS.
North Fork, Dec. ~, 1860. 5l4.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
BILLIARDS!
Ban X ILXclAano.C
THE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN,
by DAY OR NIGHT!

TH f PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with Pheidns
Combination Cushions, direct from O'ConnPr X
Collender, makers through their agent, NJ. f.
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times
Champagne. of the celebrated Cliquot' brand,
always on hand. f. Il j. YOUNG.
Weavervlle, JAN 10, 1861, lv6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
A PIaur LENHGroN. no.

LExryarov, No, Sept. 2-rhs lo'loUiDg account Of
recent event. in this ely, n furnished 70 the s. Louis
Republican.
A large See sson force surrounded this town On boh
sdss Of the river lss. week and sieG number Oh
Uuiou men among them EH.GSveraog Ki-g, Judge Ry-
lind and Wm 8 Ielis Ga Friday last, at the instance
OF the gentlemen above named, fig OF seLt
"a by the Rsbes which resulted il conference s0out
mile FROM town. betsesn Col Reed and Captain Shelby
on the r. bsl SIDE and MaiOF Breek1r, Captain GabGm,
and Leo. BfoRn on the FEDERAL side. The Rsoels de-
nanded the unconditional surrender of the fort, which
WA aAIly refused
Blfug the invasion Of the oRn by the Rebels, good
cal of skmihi1g lo5k pace IN The streets and IN the
woods on both sides 81 the river. Toe Federal roon6
DESTROYED he ferry hous the rogh side Of the river
when igh: occurred between small force under cut
Blown and the R-b,ls n whsh four or ive OF the la
Ger killed aud nGmter wounded, aud several OF
Browns men wounded.
Ga THURSDAY, Lieut. BroED viii twenty uen, vas at
tackled on tie By elmpLly Of Secesionsis IN
der Captain WheroS in which the latter we're complete
IL routed and Cap Nhegog taken prisoner after being
severely wounded
On Friday, al furthe- aterp,s to reduce the place
we're ablo doned Jo Ro1 rsireated with his command
toEAri Independence aud Col Rsil went towards Fort
Scott haviag Cap.al SHELBY Wilh shout COO men at his
Oil Rendezvous T@be. creek miles east OF lexington,
and considerable Secession crse the bottom between
Lexington and Rchnocd. Tn forces thus ef! hive cut
OF ali mail oomus1icss;ol Cap. Rsd took with him
King RyanS Field and other plsolet1 Fae whole loss
IN al the ighi1g 90 "a, rebel slde eight killed, be-
les the wounded an on the Fede-tl sds ore was kti
ed and several slightly wounded. Tue Fsderal troops
burned warehouse and several frame buildings where
the Rebels had eneamped on The lorh eide OF the river.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
FRnM EUROPH.

EoSTRrAL, Sept. llh.-The steamship North Briialn
has arrived Her news generally hes been anticipated
Lord Psmerston has been installed as Warden CT TIE
Cinque Ports 10. his speech be incidentally ailad,d
to the battles of Bull Run and Manassas Plains, as en-
evidences OF the hspessncss and instciency OF brave
bu, undsciplned troops against an organized enemy
The London TINES concludes ling editorial on
the American question: By stating that the tueugaton
Of the Confederate States by the United States Is hope
less undertaking.
Ruses latest letter says that the issue is narrowing
down to the question Of slavery and ab"iionisu,
aud thii ks that President Lncola will declare al
slaves withia the United States 10 30 free
Fiseu thousand bales of Cotton hive been purchased
by Leading houses here for shipment the United States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12
InnM KENTUCKY

FRlsKTORr, Sept ll.-Tbe States Rights Convention
occupy the Representative Chamber. The Senate 10
in EsiCn.
LOUISVILLE, Sept ll.-Leslie Combs has written a
srong coercion letter TO the Syracuse Convention.
LOUISVILLE, Sept ll.--James Chapio, Of Vicksbn'C,
Miss, is accused Of being the Captain Of The Home
Guards.
There were tremendous rains here las. night.
With the exception OF the single item OF the activity
prevailing at the Navy Yrrd, nothing else has been
lived from Washington city since noon OIL Monday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-12

Nav CouyRs.-We notice The presence 10 The city ca
large number OF strangers, Of the 7aihy order-eoth
mails an female. "Where the is there will toe
eagles be gathered together" Now, whether il was the
removal Of the scat Of government, or the presence IN
the capital Of multitude OF soldiers, or the two causes
combined that brought these Adventures to Richmond,
or no. unable say with postveness, but GER
tain IL is that they are here aud many Of them to
deport themselves il they believed the old Latin max
ion, "inisr silent ssss' literally applicable TO
Richmond They may fad out their mist,ke ere long.
Il has no. been the policy Of municipal admnistrr
syreI dwe and the King OF Cpbs holds court but il
may become necessary adopt different policy II the
t~n evils continue TO grow rapidly as they have for
some time past.