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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK n. M.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
hHAuL IN CHARLES COUNTY, Nd ETC,


Especial correspondence Of The Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Prince George county, Nd.
Sept 20, 1851 EdireT Of tks Star: On the day
before yesterday Col. Cowdih's FIvs hsssschu-
sets Regiment now doing duty on the peninsuls,
made haul Of two wagon losds 81 military
clothing, arms, &c, destined 70 be smuggled
across the river for The use Of dlsunion troops
The capture was made near r frederic ktown about
fifteen miles from Leonardtown
This regiment, which 10 one Of the best Of Gen
HooPers crack brigade, has been doing good scr
vice indeed below this town, In holding Secs
honism In check, ferretlng out treason and rout-
Ing out traitors and giving good heart 20 the
Union men Of Charles, 81. Msry's and this county
They have fairly opened the eyes Of the whis5
fy-dr1nking, quarter-rscing and ceck-fgheng
disunionish Of lower Maryland TO The fact that
there 10, even yet, United States, and that The
United States have Government.
kTTArRs IN BALTIMORE.
Especial correspondence Of The Sta,
BALTIMORE, Sept 2i.-Edfor Sta,: Baltimore
never was more quiet than Il now IL. The Uuion
cause gains strength every hour. There is some
talk, indeed, that the Pe,ce-war party have aban-
doned the idea CT running ticket. Gen Howard
has not yet accepted the nomination for Cover
nor rendered him by this conclave, and there
are doubts whether he will. IL would not now
be surprising to see Baltimore 90 largely for the
Union ticket, and the State by probably 5000
majority.
rested. DR.. Robinson -Ial 'doay palae,fass
night by Government oficeu but he escaped into
the country.
Strong efforts are making TO secure the release
OF Mayor Brown and Ross Winans.
The troops in and around our city enjoy re-
marksbly good health.
The hospitals are well attended 10, possessing
every convenience and ample accommodation
Our Union ladies are unremittIng in their atten-
tons 20 the sick and wounded soldiers Large
sums Of money are subscribed TO aid them and
minister to their comforb There are between
four and I've hundred patients In these hospitals,
suffering mostly from Intermittent fevers and
rheumatism.
The Northern Central Railroad 10 now dsing an
immense business. Many troops are passing over
IT, r.
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On the 10Th instant, ROBERT CLARENCE,
tTfsnt son OF Augustus and sarah schneider. aged
10 months ard II days.
The mineral VIII take plsoe on Sunday, the 22d
IN tant sSS o'clock. rom tne residence OF its pa
In this city, on the 2Dth instant, SARAH ADA
LAip DE, sgsd months and Is daY Q. infant daugh-
ter Of Col William and Laura v n. MeNeir.
The funeral will take place this evening, at
O'Clock, ON Ut New Jersey ay.
ON F Hay morning, Sept q, IN the hope Of bliss
fol imm rita lty. Mira. PAMELA MONTH";,
wi 70 y OF the late laoOb Mounts Ess.. IN the 81
PEAR OF her age. Blessed are the dead who die in
asr friends are Invit ID to attend her funeral. on
SUNDAY sternooa. ga e o'clo,k, from her lac
sts., 6sofgseovn. tkoekvills rogers soDyJ )
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Arrival Of the California Express.

BURLINGTON, Ind, Sept. 19.-The California
pony express brings San Francisco dates Of Sept.
9TH. The California election returns were incom-
plete. The Republican ticket had, a. far az heard
from, 80 600; the Union democratic ticket 20 CO.
and the Breckenridge democratic ticket, 19, 600.
The ship Henry Brigham, belonging to Ssvan-
nah, has been seized at San Francisco under the
conhscation act Also the ship Benefactor. The
emigration to California 10 immense, including
large numbers Of Union men from Texas.
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From Kansas City-skirmishiBg with the
Rebels

KANSAS CITY, Mo Sept. IA body Of rebels
made their appearance on the opposite side Of the
river to-day, when party of mounted Union men
discovered the rebel camp and attacked it, killing
seven and taking ak prisoners, a number Of
horses, and destroying their barracks.
four miles below, on hat-boat, but they Were
repulsed, and the boats sunk. The rebels after
wards crossed the river sixteen miles below. The
city is alive with excitement Various skirmishes
have taken place, but no damage done, though
they fred into Kansas and Wvandotte.
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE CASES Gilbert Davis,
drunk and profane; nne and costs 81 81. Rosanna
saunder, dead drunk; do % 81. VIM. Gray,
disorderlyi do. 80 so. Jno Butler, do do. 30 so.
Patrick Kergan, sleeping In the street; dismissed
Thos Hardy, stealing grapes In the market; bail
for court. Isaac Mcguire and Jos. Kinch ler,
disordsrly; dismissed. Jas. Foley, do; do. Pat
brook NJ. Small, drunk and deranged; do.
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Commercials.

BosToN, Sept 10 Counterfeit tens on the At
lantic Bank Of Boston Were put In extensive cir
culation yesterday, and six persons were arrested
last night and this morning FOR passing them, to-
gether with counterfeit tens on the Bay State
Bank, Of Lawrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

Rooms FOR THE METROPOLITAN POLICE The
rooms over the office Of the Gas Light Company,
on Eleventh street, have been engaged for the use
of the Metropolitan Police. One room will be
used for the meetings of the Board Of Commits
sioners, and other rooms will be set apart for the
use Of Superintendent Webb and his assistants
These rooms formerly rented for 800 per annum;
but in consequence Of the depreciation Of rents the
board have secured them at rental of $3.50 per
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The National Lean.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE subscription 20 the
national loan TO day amounted 70 Sll3 100, OF
which amount $4,000 were subscribed by Sol
ONION Sturgis, who armed and equipped Gen.
McClellan's body guard
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SEIZURE Of a Centra band ye,,eI

NEWARK, N. J. Sept. l9-The brig Hannah
Eastee, having forged clearance from New York
were seized at Elizabethpo port this afternoon. The
captain and crew escaped.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-EI-Gov. Morehead,
Martin w Barr, and r. t. Dprrett, arrested al
Louisville yesterday for treason, passed through
here to-day, On their way 10 Fort Lafayette, by
order of the War Department.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Especial telegraPhic dispatch 70 The star.J
SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. Q, 1S6i-Wdsh-
ington Star :-California has demonstrated her
fidelity to the Union. Stafford (rep) 10 elected
Governor by an overwhelming majority, and the
Legislature elected embraces fair republican
maiority
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RAILING AT THE CITY HALL Congress having
appropriated IS 900 at the last session for the i'm
prOvement Of Judiciary Square, the money, or a
portion Of II, has been used in enclosing the south
east, and west sides Of the square with the iron
railing removed from the Capitol grounds, which
has been set on granite blocks, adding much to
the appt arance Of the grounds
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NorIcI. -Dissrict Of eolumbia Advertisements
se be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
NJ and forwarded from THE srAR Once.
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The New York state Fair

WATKRTowS, Sept l9.-The Fair grounds have
been thronged with visitors to-day. Five thousand
Canadians were present, including many promi-
nent citizens from Kingston. fhe total amount
Of receipts thus far IL 81 600.
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Hint TO THE PRovosT GUARD.-From ffty
to one hundred soldiers attend a Seventh street
concert each evening, and many Of them are drunk
and disorderly. On Thursday night pistol was
accidentally discharged by one Of them, endanger.
Ing the lives Of the audience. By having a SO uad
OF the guard at the door when the exhibition
closes, tine haul may be made.
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PIckISe A SoLDIKR's PocKEr-On Thursday,
soldier riding In an omnibus upon the avenue
had his pocket picked by fellow passenger O
about SS7. The person who committed tbs &C
escaped, but can be Identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

On MONDAY next that grand picnic Of Hum
phreys and Juenemann's comes Off at their pleas
ure gardens, on Capitol Hill, 1t will be remem
bered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

ELEcTED-At the last annual meeting OF the
Young Catholics Friend Society the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuin g
year: Hugh b. Sweenv, President Geo Savage,
Vice President Chs. Jones, Cor. Secretary; Giles
G. G. Simms, Rec. Secretary; Mr.. Eichhorn,
Treasurer; Mr. Fullerton, Book keeper Mr.. Ste
phens, steward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

ELsEwHERE will be seen the inviting pro
gramme ofthe third annual exhibition and concer
OF the children Of st. Aloysius sunday school. A
grand tertainment may be looked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

THREATs OF VIoLKNCK.-Jacob wolfsteint
was arrested yesterday by county ofacer Staffor
Tor threats Of violence TO Myles Sweeney. n
was committed to jail by Justice w alter in d,
fault Of bail for peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

The ASTONISHING success Of the Campbells, a
Odd Fellows Hall, can only be accounted for b
those who have enjoyed their side-splitting Gem
richer than the preceding one, while everybod
wonders at the inexhaustible fun of this inimita
bic troupe. A splendid bill tonight.
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UnIsn Meeting.

INV LONDON, CT Sept. ls.-Ten thousand
people assembled In mass meeting to-day 90 hear
The patriotic remarks Of Hon. Daniel D. Dickin-
son. IL vas the largest meeting svsr had hare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

To fHx AyrLIcTHpEBe sure 10 read the sdver-
:seEert Of McLesn's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

sDTbssss Txr srAs b priAis6 on ihe tssssua
ne.m pres In use souts Of Baltimore, In edition
h 20 large - 70 require Il 10 be put 10 prss at an
early hour; Advertiseoeuss, therefore, should be
zen, In before Il o'clock m; otherwise they may
act appear until the nert day.
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ARRIVED at Carter's Wharf, foot OF Thirteen
and-a- half street. schooners William l.. Hern,
Seward, with a cargo Of coal for Mrssrs McKnew
q NARROW; Elipse, Keitley, with a cargo Of coal
Tor c. M Keys Ann Picherel, Elzey, with Q cargo
Of coal for George l.. Sheriff; Buena Vista, Phil
lips, PhiladelPhia, with Al tons Of coal for Chaplin
& Brother.
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ELECTION IN CALIFORNIA.

PHLADrLrHIA, Sept. aI.-A telegram brings
the intelligence from CslIfnrnis Gin part BY pony
sxPreal thai stafford has been elected Govesnets
He wa Tie Republics candidate
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drtds the hosp tails are crowded with them. Sol
dleIs, bs warned In time Ho!Ioways Pills are
occasional doses Of them vii preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only Is cents
per box. 90 N-Iw
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READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req 1t; 1t will interest ron.
n 3-eoly
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DIED.,

PErNIEs,
Persons desiring pennies will Always ind them
for exehsnge ~ the Star Once counter. II
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NOTICE.



"ADAMS' EXPR ESS COMPANY
This Company Offers TO the public" Uneq ualled
Advantages" for the Safe and Quick Dispatch Of
Heavy Fteights Packages, Valuables, Money, Co.
90, TO all parts of,he United states.
Expresses to and from the North and West de-
part from and arrive in w ashington twice daily.
All Expresses are in charge Of sxpsrieaeed AID
reltdbls Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers carried at "oNz
HALF our usual rates.
All Goods for the so-calied "Confederste States"
and all Articles i" Contrsband of War" viii be
REFUSED.
Gu Expresses leave New York at ], s, and p.
NJ. arriving In Washington at A. M and $50
Expresses leave Philsdelphia ct $50 A. M. aud
Up. ~, arriving in Washington at 80 p. nj, and
Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20 A. NJ. and 5 p.
p. Ia. = a. ~" anu y
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Washington at $50 A. NJ and $50 P. NJ, daily
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
ALI Goods called for and delivered free of Extra
charges. K. w, PARSONS,
Sup't Adams Express Company.
washington, August Is. 1851. Au q. If
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BOARDING.

QOARD.-Several Boarders can he acconmo-
ID dated, with or without X ooms, in q very pleas
ant location, at No. 500 street north, between eth
and 7th sts. sc l8-4t~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a Rim GTON &C UB.

The members of the ARLINGTON CLUB beg
leave 20 Announce to their friends and oiti On
zens that they intend giving their seventh -
GRAND COIILLON PARTY on WE'D III
MESDAY, October 2. ;s61, ct FRANKLIN So
HALL, ID st.. between 18th and 18th SITS Tickets 50
cents, admitting gentleman and ladies'. Its
GOOD TIMES AREC MING!
~ HICKORY CLUB
IN THE FIELD AGAIN!
The members of the Hickory Club take great
and the public generally that they will give
their sixth Grand COTILLON PARTY oRSW
MONDAY EVENING, October =, 1851, a&0l1
the rankin HALL, corner Of 9Th and ID ats. Tick
cts 30 cents, admitting gentleman and ladies. By
order OF the Committee of arrangements. For par
tloulars see future Advertisement. 1t
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INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS FOR 81. SLIsHrLY
feet 4 igohss lonE, feet inohes wide, coated on
cotton flannel. Also. Blankets for soldiers, for
= cents each 8 every variety Of India Rubber
GOODS, et manufacturers prices, at the India Rub
tween 9Th and 10th sts. se st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

REMOVED AND APPOINTED Edmund Purcell
has been appointed a night watchman in tn
Treasury building, vies VIM. Jones removed
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NEW DRY ooDs.
Stock Just opened At K b. Hall's old stand,
SIS Seventh Street
Store crowded with customers
Goods to suit the times, and at prices to please.
ss.l.eo6t MATHEWS L Co., SIS Seventh 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

CHLoRoFoRM or ether skillfully administered
for extracting teeth, by Or. LOOMS, corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
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FROM THE PUTNAM RAseERs.-

lSpcCldl correspondence OF the star.
PoOLsvILLE, Sept 19-Dsar Star: The Putnam
Rangers arrived here, last night, after long and
weary march from the vicinity Of Washinpt ton;
but after several hours Of rest the company have
been restored 70 their usual vigor. They are en-
csmped two miles south Of this place in a beau-
tful wood that overlooks the finest country In the
state To the north 10 seen distinctly the Sugar.
loaf Mountain-a mountain ever dear from the
remembrsnces and incidents Of childhood to one
Of the company-and the intervening valleys and
hills charm the eve of the beholder. Southwark
extended in " magnificent distances" are prairies
and meadows, intefsperssd with pleasan Mt groves
Of chestnut wood, and bordered by the proud
Potomac. From the spot write can see thirty
miles into Virginia, and have been amusing my
self for hours In calling TO mind and recognizing
scenes over which have roamed, many years ago
Gen. Stone, with . brigade consisting Of cav
airy, artillery, and infantry, 10 there. On Tues
day morning battery was sent to the shores Of
tbs Potomac at q place called Edwards Ferry,
where seceuionists can be seen on the opposite
bank with wagons, &c, In considerable num-
osrs, at any time. They hred a few rounds into
one Of their trains and dtSmorntsd several Of the
party. The people In this vicinity claim to be
neither Union or disunion, but we all know how
20 interpret this Jtrtef neutrality
i have written few hurried lines that the
friends Of the Putnams may know they are all
well and In good spirits. I viii try and furnish
you with everything Of interest as IL transpires,
thAt IS not eoHETdodHd BENwooD.
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TEE NJ. P.'s.-The Metropolitan Police are not
only doing good service to this community In
making arrests Of persons for selling liquor to
volunteer oneers a. well as TO privates, but they
deserve due credit for clearing the public quares
streets and corners Of the Migrants by which they
were infested. All the beggars which have been
such nuisance 70 citizens and strangers have
been made to " move on.n 1.-THE force continues
10 be a. Jealous In the discharge Of duty as at
present, experience win make them good police
men.
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TEE SnEAT RUSH TO aims hs. ossssd
Of PAIL ana o n1c IL sa sioS e
onsss q rsmaskshle lcy Rnoess st No. 400 sew
ssA sts oSsesse feseoass so-in
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Burned "A little girl about ak years old,
daughter Of Mr. O. w. Cunningham, who 10
sides on X, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
was badly burnt about the neck and breast yes
friday morning, during the sosence Of her pa
rsnts. shs was building a hre In the back gard
for her own amusement, and II communicated 70
Der cae<aias. The uskis su1ssss 70 delas well.
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DIsozpKRLY Summation some cause the
number Of disorderly and drunken soldiers seems
70 be on the increase in our streets and avenues,
and they seem disposed 70 resist the officers and
give them all the trouble possible. Sergeant New
man had one desperate case In Georgetown on
Thursday, and Sergeant Hurley similar one In
the Fint Ward. In both cases the soldiers were
guilty Of outrageous conduct, and resisted the
s1acsrs and In both cases they got the worst OF
The bargain, coming out Of the scraPe more 90 lees
damaged and repentant.
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ARMY HORSE LOST-On Thursday evening,
"A l9 tant, an Army HorEe, with sad n
de and bird o. hrrw Its rider and run of IN
color grey, hes ht Is Or II h.ndS. with b aTdNS
VI 3. Anyone gIvin0 information st this offics will
properly rewarded A non comm ssiOnsd officer
ge2l it,
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LOST AND FOUND.

T ETTERs LOST-Lo.t, on Tenth st., between
IL b and G., two old letters Zone of them LATIN
with newly written copies. Whoever restores
them Will be rewarded. N. w. corner of Tenth
and r..
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DxArH or AN OTTIcxR.-Capt Orville G How.
ard, Of Company !, Second Regiment Sickles Elk
celsior Brigade died st the street Hospital yes
terday morning about O'Clock, Of typhoid fever
The Body was embalmed at undertaken Buehly,s
and Afterwards clothed In the Captains uniform
Of deceased, giving 10 an appearance almost like
through his illness, and last evening conveyed
his remains % bis home In New York city.
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sERxxApE Secretary Cameron WA serenaded
by the band Of Col. Friedman's Phtiadeiphia
Cavalry regiment night before last. The AFFAIR
was q very quiet and pleasant one. The band
Afterwards serenaded Gen. stoneman, Thos. A.
Scott, ESQ and Mr.. James Leslie, IT,, and were
entertalnsd at the residence Of the last named
uAnflen
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FOUND-On the 2Oth instant. on the georgetown
Il Turnpike. q handsome black leather SkTCH
Ell. bsionglng TO lat Lieut. Raphael scala, of Com
pNny ID. Van Aliens CavalrJ. The owGer viii ind
town Turnpike. IT.
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BxEr-Although the number Of beef eaters in
the camps In this vicinity has been largely In
creased lately, the Government stock Of beef cat
tie has not diminished, but the number In the
monument lot and the adjoining square seems 70
be greater than ever. To give an idea Of the
large number Of oxen required to keep up this
stock, we need only state that $50 TAT cattle are
llaugh tered for the troops daily.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-08
Very Latest by Telegraph!
4 O'CLOCKa p. M
Vermont Second changing
Camps.
1900 Rebels sick at Culpepper.
IMPRESSMENT OF UNION MEN.
Another Flag Of Truce.
800 LETTERS FROM FEDERAL
PRISONERS.
THE BLOCKADE INEFtICIE.NT
COL. PHELPS PROMOTED

New YORK. August s.
The Second Vermont Regiment left their
camp this morning for another camping ground
on the Rockville Turnpike. Squads of recruits
are daily arriving to fill different Regiments.
private letter from Culpepper states that
1900 Rebel troops are sick there, and tina, every
man in the County has been impressed Mr..
Breckenridge left for Kentucky to-day 1t is
reported that Wise has thousand Union men
impressed into his army. The Rebels are per.
petrating the greatest outrages in the vicinity
of CentreyIle. Women are insulted and shame
fully treated, and every man hestating to join
the rebel forces is sent to Manassas or Rich
lnond. The Hera1d's dispatch says another
flag of truce was received to-day by Col. Nc
Cum. 1t brought about three hundred letters
from Union prisoners at Richmond and Manas-
sas also Col. Cameron's watch, ring, and the
daguerreotypes Of his wife and daughter. with
the information that his grave is carefully
marked.
The English and French Ministers are con-
santly in the receipt of intelligence that vessels
pass in and out of the blackaded ports without
apparent opposition. Officers just from the
blockaded ports state that quite Il number Of
vessels from foreign ports run the blockade,
These facts have been LAID before the Govern
ment, and it is generally conceded that the
Navy Department is entirely inefficient
FORTRESS MONROE, August :.
1t is reported that Col. Phelps has been pro-
NOTED to Brigadier Generalship, and remains
at Newport News. Col Bendix's resignation
has been accepted. He leaves tonight, but
will soon return with new Regiment A
large accession of the mounted riaemen is ez-
pected to morrow. The men picked up yester
day by the Quaker City report provisions cheap
in North Carolina The harvest has been very
abundant Coffee is worth 81 cent. a pound.
A cargo of cheap sugar taken into Newburn
brought nine cents per pound.