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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-15
ARRESTS IN BALTIMORE,

The dodge police Of Baltimore, on Saturday
last, arrested twenty young men, four small
bows, aad three wagons, al Of which were
supposed to be en- route to Virginia and Tree
dom. We copy the following from the Bs!d-
more .Rmcrican, Of Monday, IN reference to
the seizure Of wagon load Of c0ncraband:
A dsv or two since, the officer who made the
arrest learned that Nr. Williamson had been
engaged by certain parties TO construct
wagon with q false top and be--om, with the
view Of smuggling articles cOntra5 band OF war
for the Confederate forces. A street watch
WPs kept, and, sc the time above mentioned,
the accused was in the wagon, to which were
attached a pair Of excellent horses, about
leaving his STOP, when the officer took bin
iato custody. At first be declared entire innO-
cence Of any improper proceeding or intention,
and invited N examination. Soon as bis
daughter, about seven years old, who was IN
The wagon tGe time, was conveyed TO TIE
dwelling OF Mr. Williamson, Justice Logan
proposed that the wagon should be driven back
to WillismsOn'S establishment and there un-
deTg0 an sX2miBatioR, which WAS aCcssed 20.
The Justice made this suggestion in order 10
save the feelings OF the accused "a Gaze he
should receive al honorable discharge.
The examination was held Ia the shop Of the
accused, ana commenced o. cutting on TIE
oi-clotd flooring, VIXEN a plank covering was
discovered about six inches above the lower
flooring, which was half circular In form, and
being held firmly TO it's place by screws, which
penetrated a lining OF hoop iron. Soon ss this
was removed the cJntrab8nd goods were dis
covered, when the accused exclaimed, " Ny
God am 4 ruined man.' The articles con-
sisted in part OF eighteen large size navy pis-
tols, three or four pieces Of gold lace, and
package Of letters. Upon each side Of tue
wagon were extra pieces Of wood so cOnCvtved
as to conceal other goods, and the top was al
so double, with ample space between tOr the
stoF, ge of A considerable quantity OF iight paE-
cells Each piscol was carefully wrapped up
singly. and supplied with moIds, balls, and
other fixtures. They are sleh as are sold for
tEenty-f0ur dollars each. As for tie gold lace
and bullion, u is estimated TO be worth about
two Thousand dollars. The letters are over
one hundred in number, snd whilst some con-
tain money, many Others are addressed 10
promlHent business men, formerly o. this city,
who have recently suspended operations here
and established themselves in VIRGINIA. They
we're generally addressed to parties st Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, Sad few at
small towns In FairizE countT.
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MILITARY IAS'InUTG.
Chestnut EiIl,
Wear EaGrGngs, Tennsssee.

yT7HE FOURTH AEEUAL TEaX OF this 7usttati-4
1 y tll 0psn en toe l0th O. Septert-r end csss rs
last or Juse without inter mi s4ou. except for ts-
Cbrla-l hoiifsys. The cess II tus Ip. itue t,
Far, has enab TIE preprietor % e. sy-se -,.r.s.
teachers for every reusltme1t. euan 0f srl
rior talents accoHriished Driu Raster In b5t1 IN
fantry ari Artillery Tacli-s, Gus bern spiay4G who
Wlll i4z=4 Lva csl-gs u the atherisfiet CO. s~-
uent Tue arms us4-i - 5,s ~ a. a 49,.
six-po1Dder Tor the paT.oss Of giving pst czI sr
thorou1h Instruction IN arJii cry service auf ts pa
usid rhe, made % order, nt suitable si-a f- Bft
from ten 20 seventeen years 81 5gs- Targtt sho9tir
p'401-crd 81 east once Wee Z 70 j. object
make every pu-n th0rorgh scgu4inied wign IN ---
ties oi The der tetsil aoIE ia he canlo ara .
the uHlh- 9Ood tcnoaT-np o. P-cd military dIs-f-
pine aftor ]. form me basis % tas -0dlefs C5r-as
&c mast have intelligence zane his rish and 1i-
tary discIp Inc 70 give h ieuy tie defense rh
and daily syuindstc ci not ouis iuvaiu.l.
70 the scholar, but eni 20 giving physical d-ve1
and activity 10 the soldier. Cd .as rrCih OF ans
have had sbundaEt proof 10 the .a-t tirrs
year, N the remarkacis ll lra,-1irit in hrsffr
strength and activity % every stueu, IA tbe Iustu
st GymBssta il America s., tescbFT iu TINS aopsl
meni.
Ys can sssurs our frish= and -a NIB c that .h. r.
stltntleh Is nov complete "a "a Of 'euents, iu
der the hiEHs-j fs--c -. -p-fc.l uznt.f
am moral eve pulelf 50 q ems Ts ha q.
aoe give amIle return a., Uy-ry e.ssn-e H..
Professor OF Aoteru Lzusls--s Dravtue and y5cs.
ast Instrumental EusIc is sc1suIr.tsna5 s7 a b-.
teseiI T. and great afqli.I fls institution n
the Ia two ezrs The 1sm.y 1L~ ci4E has made b-.
Ofe~sjouai visits. TIE J'l.r-1l "a :, be tr -sg,
- heretofore blue drrs1 sui- 1u1 -.fy u1dress fl
y - save ttoi4LH zn4 hilrl ugrtia-
We have enEssec COED tal.r b1ot maker for th--
institute The cash INST be cep0s tel for all ex2sa-
~ the propFie'or allows n" c1U1ts be guada =
pocEet money must De- deFC>Iged iih Principal
student can 20 yHd she b, uu- ezcFp, O. church CO
when on furloueh. Tns discipline viii be strictly
military.
TermS---PeT Aanual Term, $275.00.
This i-eludes fuel, board. ard tuition in me rud-
neuts Of Engiish. Ancient Languages, Aatbsmat.--.
the "a 9 Of TIE Gymnasium, the kllitary DrlH, ari
arms.
AodeTn Lsl -ges FTerch ana German, (t0 be sp0San
eRLy) Drsw.u. I'd INST ulenai b usic, Prufesssr'
rates In schor's Voczi usie tan. ht 30 al gratis
No pupil tSe7 for less thau the anEui tecm excsrs
BY special agreement.
Pupils entering after The sf mouth viii BE- chsrg7
oHiy Tor she repa ndeT OF th academic year.
nne-balf payable r. the ION os September. and ffa
balance on the Ist OF February
D. PERRY3AE Pr0prietor
p SIT viii Be observed Lhet sdllit Uoys A. err
axe undar seventeen and as they BE- OF no usH b.
var, they rhoulf lose no time from scho All engaged
in ths Scho0i sre Southern.
sU1O d6w JDP
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Bless me, Sambo, how black you are; how
in the name Of wonder did you get so black ?,'
"Wny look here, msssa, te reason am dis /:
De day dis chile was born dar was an eclipse"
E5ony received quarter for this satisfactory
explanation, and sttsr grinning thanks, con-
tinusd, d" can tell you what It is, masser, dis
niggsr may be black, but be ai..'t green, no.
hoW,N
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A venerable grandmother, after re turning
from church one Bigl i. ked heF grandson for
a gourd OF water. s. Give me a light" she
said, wishing to know what she was drinking.
"Thsre amt nothing in it," replied the young
hopeful. How 60 you know" Johnny ?O
{" Case felt in it - The old lsdy tainted
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secessionIsts Arrssted.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, September u Six Sc
cessioniss from Memphis, Mo-, some of whom
are indicted as having served under MoIg.
Jem, were arrested yesterday near k4mcorwa.
They had with them a drove OF one hundred
and eighty cattle, said TO be for Chicago men
at Mount Pleasant. The cattle were conls-
Gated.
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IgrmS per Session:


For b0srd and Tutipn 10 d1g 1g s 1s the f5lls7tr-
branches: deslinE- Nritl-s. A-4. ua.I.. Esg..-T
.ErsnmArs GeograPny, History -sr-.. rau-s.irio,
Critfci-iH Prlacip as 1I Sa AL -- . ~ ,sbas..'
try -nd Botany Mental svd y. ..--r--v aI.-T
Sewing Marking etc 50 5y1 81. -- 500 fr-..rf-
Ing 10 the age class az thr .r-l. F-t.v s-ra.--
tuition. 5i5 go, SO Or SO sec,-ti1z 10 o. ..s
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MENPETS FEM3TE geIT,ECP-

'E7BE sIXTzHNTF SEE HON will begin en- the SIC.
oND 4 NDAY in September This institution
It IS believed, 81 rds unsurpassed facilities for the
qrislton o: thorough a-a plilshel edu a,iou. Tie
Bosds and FreaEur Notes OF the Ccnfe3frete States
VIII DC taken ~ pa. va'ue OF Cotton 81 the market
price n payment u dues Tue cha -gas iu z5vsi--
FOR board and regu ar tulOu. siOi per session
twenty weeks. To secure situations patrons should
make previous application, the number 0f pupils is
limited D sixty.
For circular giving full particulars spply to
@. C. MACPHERSON.
jega-1aEsus Es-.r.5s-r
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yrfs We ars tolc, is a j0urney-and TO see
.Es .,sv io which some people eat, you wGeid
.rssgiss they were t2kirg in provisions to iast
Zen be- whole length Of lhe Journey.
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EXCHANGE OF PRIsoEEKs.-Lsst week, we
published fFom..a northern source, the telegraph
that Gen. Pillow had proposed an exchange Of
prisoners with the Federals, at Birds Point
which was agreed to, and the latter had twenty
to three OF the Coniederates The Charleston
Mo, Coarisr, paper that has the traitorous
rebelious and unprodt9bly bad habit Of telling
the truth, explains the disparity, cause Of the
offer OF exchange, etc., as follows:
We do not know the reason why the southern
prisoners were not for hcOmiug, but it is ru-
mored that they were in the hands of Jeh
Thompson, W O refused to.give them up, aleg-
ing that they did not wish 20 be exchanged, but
preferred staying IN the southern army.
We presume, however, that the maia object
Of the dag OF truce was accomplished some
two weeks ago M.ssissippian was taken
prisoner, through some caTelyssDess Of bis own,
and his comrades determined not to 90 back 10
the CoDfedeTacy without an effort TO obtain
him. The plan they adopted was for com
pauy Of them to 90 ss near as pessi bic TO BIRDS
Point, and capture pjeke5. Ihey did 80, gCi g
within about two miles Of the camp, and TAX
ing one Of party Of scouts, when had been
on Rusb's Ridge. Tney ghon proceeded to ex.
change their prisoner for the Mississippian
L birn was accepted,
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Duties of CIty Engineer.
DE- 1t ordained by the Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen
D OF the city Of Aemphis
Thst the City Engineer hereby instructed 10
inc al works Of Improvements heroafer ordered 10 b.
done under from this Board aud receive
jec the same; and hereat er WO'k dOns BY per-
persons shall be received for by the city
until the said work has undergone Inspection the City
Engineer AM h's certificate that the is done IN
good substantial and Ike manner caG be pro
dUced by the undertaken
Approved September It'll, 1851.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Attest-L. h. RICHARDS, City Register.
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G0ntatlORal.
FDUrATT0NAT.

WI boys Oa Tuesday, september 10 n, l5Cl. school
r0rn, formerly coupled by J. ". Armtroog. te
II AEneS Academy.
REFERENcEs.-Dr. Grurdy. r. 9. BriuE'ey Ishsm
g. HauIs, 4. p. WslSer A. Il. Boyd aud e. 4. Parker.
l.
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MicheIst, in bis work on Glove" gives us
this little picture-palnted with pen, and uot
with q pencil-which might be labeled "an
nteror.o Every man OF letters must have ex-
psTienced its fidelity TO what has occurred un-
der his own roof. II is a charming "bit'' Of
domesticity--a poem or picture, as the reader
nav choose to view it. But it has all the
truth Of beauty, and be beauty OF truth.
"a charming thing TO observe, which I have
often remarked with pleasure among my more
studious friends, is the infinite deiicacy Of the
Young wife, who in restricted space Genes
and goes, and moves around the student wits
out in the least disturbing him ANY other
/ PeINUr>- -zanii have put him out; but 'she,' ne
says, 'Is Robody' In fact, che is himself, his
second AMI bis better soul.
"Sah holss her hEsa b aud steps on tiptoe
She glides along tGu ti1UT. Sle nds such re-
spect for work. In this you can see what d
gentle and 9uick-sighted creature woman is,
above all things stTsctjonats, and feeling in
constant need OF he beloved O0i ct II he al
Iowa her, she viii remain in his room sewing
or embgoldering. Il not, a thousand occasions
or a thousand necessities will occur to her as
pTetsxfs to come into the room 'What is be
doing now? How far has he got? Perha ps
be Is working too hard. He will make himself
sick.' Al! this passes through her mind.
There are many udies TO which inviting
" sue lUlptILS more LLdN sue cGl ldEe away.
Do you think the charming electricity she
communicate in passing you, lightly touching
you with her dress, goes for nothing with the
artist and he author, if with our tireaome and
uDcongenial work is oppaE.aEsly mingled that
perfume Of the 15wsr oi love, which revives
everythng9 So in old Italian pictures do we
see In a DEATHS head a hundred lsaye3 rose :
and death itself seems to eniQy it.
" And how happy Is be to feel that she is
there. He PTetends lot to see her. He rs-
mains bent over his work, as if absorbed IN it.
But his heart gains the upper hand, and he
eXclaims:
'' Ny darling. my charming rosebud, DO not
mufle your steps. Your movements are mar
mOny, your voice a melody which enchants my
ear. Your presence sheds It's influence upon
NY work, { will be adorned With your grace,
and glow with the fame OF your palpitsting
heart. WI hout seeing you, guessed you
were here, BY the light which Oyerspread my
spirit"
a thousand years from now they will say
his book, if yet a live book, is oil warmth
and affection. And the reason Of it all-she
was beside You when you wrote it.''
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.&MEe mFEnaaA

wa % dFE HlseEI5f .
Z OFFER FOR sale s. valuab!s TRACT UF LAND. situ-
ed iu Council nd, Ark known A. the Br1scse =
Jst kim place. being TIE southeast frsclIonhi quarter
and east Sat o. Invest quarter section IS a. Il
Utl hllr Cf section -. AI east half OF northeast
quarter OF sectn o. containing $50 zcres in township
p north Of range cast adjoining tho land or AsIor
SalJv ia ,hs sou5. Said land will be sold privately
and proposals. the are invited The sa 20 BE-
o,ec after the ist OF Deceu ber next. Perms-Oue
thIrd %; the balance IN equal annual install
ments. Address
GOEDEETIA WAITE, Ex'r etc.
au27-3ms Reilly SprInEs, MIS-.
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v.xys from the confederate c,Pita

Eoyys from the Confederate C'PitaI.
W take tna following dispatch rom the
New ORLEANS PieayuHs, Of day bsa9s Yester-
day:
RICHMOND, September 12.-The lews mar
kst is dull. RUm0Ts have all ezplsled. war
matters have suspended opinions.
J.P. BENJAMIN, TIE At'orney-G.Heia pub
fishes law tomorrow, not aPpsCvei by the
President, but which became a l'W 5y bo'
having been returned by the Presiient to Con
gress within ten days after its passage, "0icu
provides that al mailable matter. addressed %
the officers Of TIC several Safe EoVsrnne ehsS'
for the payment OF postage on y lcn SAID gov
ernaent IS responsible, IN the adjustment or th'
accounts OF tie parties maiiiaE De same, may
be transmitted without the prepayment OF post
age; provided, that persons mdl'ag the same
suai, indoTse their official til, and the nature
OF matters mailed, and postass to be collected
OF said goVsrhmsnt at the 0flc Of delivery.
Hon. j Ohm slideil arrived bee to-day II "a
generally conceded in we'll informed circles
that be win visit France at d early day.
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4 LADY CT L0UIsVILLB .oBBEB -Oa SAT-
uFdsy last, the q. S. Inspectors a. Cleveland
stopped trunk marked New Orleans, aud
consigned TO Louisville. fne tTUlk, Oh being
opened, was found to coHsin o 2 lsdy'5 ward
robe and o.bor articles oftse most expensive
character. among the rss were twenty FIVE
costly silk dresses, mostl aew, and materials
for others not made up fine linens not made
up, and wearing sppaFeif different kinds, all
OF he most costly deseritioa. A magnificent
diamond necklace, aPpaenty just purchased,
with other isWeiTy, VS. also found in the
trunk, the value OF bePhOle being probably
not less than two or thee thousand dollars
The trusk was detslna, and the Inspectors
bzve tslegrspbed for iutructions what to do ID
;be matter. T1s ladyo whom the trunk b.
loaged wenE forward to Louisville without
being aHars Of the s}Zure.--LoGlsUil: Goa
YteT, 15ih.
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full spot, and with the morrow sun commenced
his Journey to he land of bis fathers.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. AUGUST p. 1861.
1MGlIin0s ana 3,eal G;statr.
TO LET

- THE PLEASANT AND COM MODI-
F cottage with yard rnom Aakea Street. formerly
-1A occupied by Mrs Corney. Apply 10
II. HACKFELD ~ co.
Honolulu, june l, ISGI. 265-2m
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
To be Sold Cheap!

zA A COT NTRY RESIDENCE. FISH pom
R Of land Eva Pearl River Ilgoo
s-SA Apply ,2I3-ID ". l. GREEN
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H. w. SEVERANCE,
ship Chandler and Commission Merchant Honolulu s
REFERS To
Captain z. SSoW, Honolulu.
Messrs. p. G. WArEzMAS & Co.
y HAVEN. New London.
MCRrER * MEREILL. Francisco
& ALLES. New Bedford
HgSHY 4. PEIKrE
IL ". SEVERANCE Eiu continue the Ship Chandery and
Commission Business Oh stand. Every description
ship Chandlery Merchandise required by shipping
kept on hand AZ flr sale AZ Iuw 14g-if
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~ HOUSES. EACH % IA. LONG. 20 fl.
20 . high, built inch matched redwood
AA boards painted Apply = JOHN
son, House Carpenter King who will rebuild them any
rate. 355-tf
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business Gar05.
ii. STANGENW VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Late New YORK CITY DIspensary Fhysicau member of the
MedicO Chrursic College ana Of the Pathological Society
New York.
Oics Drug Store.
Nuuann valley. opplsite That u 4. o Han. Esq. 225-ly
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Commercial Advertiser.
The Little Boy IhaI Died.


DR.. Chalmers j. said 10 be the author Of the foiIOJ
Ins beautiful poem, written the occasion Of q
teath Of young son whom he greatly loved
al alone ruy chamber nov,
AMI the miinish. hour Is near;
AMI the flg-5t's tleE, and the clocks duh tick
Ar~ the only sounds hear
All over my soul ,1liu1ie
sweet f-sIil-s oC gIlIness glide.
F0r my heart AMI uly eyes foil when I think
Of the Ett,= bog that died
yen. night D. my fathers house
Went home 10 the dear all
And s1fly, opened the garden gate,
AMI so'tly tie door q the hall,
W mother came her son
-n~ kissed AMI then she sighed,
And her head feII ny neck, and she wept
For the little boy that died
shall miss him when thu flowers come
Iu th- rtrlsu where b. playedi
9 shah miss him more by The Gresiie
Win the flowers have all decayed-
shall see Lrs toy and bis empty chair,
Add the horse he used % ride
And they viii speak with a silent speech
~ the Ht,= boy that died.
We -halI e. home Fathers house
To Father. house the skies.
Where the hope % souls shall have blight,
UIr love broken ties.
We shall ti-s banks of the river of peace
AM batfe % IS bIis-fu tide,
AMI one % the joy % our heaven shall be
The Htte bog that died.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE!

o. 4 VERY NEAT. COOL AND COM
+ -! PORTABLE TWO STORY HOUSE, recently built
.l. with Rooms. good supply Water Bath House
ana all the necessary buildings. Also good GARDEN
with Fruit Trees bearing The above had easy
erInS 10y applying to (254-tO E. BURGESS.
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WILCOX. RICHARDS Il co.,

ship Chambers Dealers in General Merchandise and COmmis-
sion Merchants. Honolulu. n. /.
constantly hand full supply q description 0f
rnsrrhaniise required by whale ships and others
Money advanced AZ the lowest rates.
References
Messrs SWIFT * ALLES, New Bedford.
GIDEON, ALLES = SuS.
WH. WILCOX.
WV. CLIFFORD,
Messrs THOMAS KNoWLES & Co.
WESTuS HowLASp. Esq,
FREDERICK PARKER. Esq.
Messrs wv. PHILLIPS X sons.
HENEY A. PIERCE. Esg., Boston
Messrs BUTLER. SrSE & Co.
Gas. ". BEUUEs. Francisco
Messrs. MoRGAS. SrOSE Co
WILLIAMS HavESS, London.
s-f e. a WHIIAgs & Co. Honolulu.
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Black Cloth Pants, best Pilot Jackets, common do
Blue serge Shirts of all qualities,
WoOllen Undershirts, worsted Stockings,
White Shirts, assorted; Regatta Shirts.
Assorted qualities of Felt Hats,
Ladies Riding Hats. Oxford tie Shoes,
Children's Boots and Shoes, Crimean Boots,
Sup. cotton half hose, embr. cotton 0vershirts.
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.. @ VATEENAN- JOIN , POPE
ID. &. WATERMAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial paid Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing . funds purchase ani sale Of Exchange oil
Bone. Merchandise. AMI the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs Isaac U1wLASp. JE, 4 Co. New Bedford
W. -. r POPS. Esq. do
MoRGAS. SrUSE CO., Francisco.
NsRrER < MFEEfLL. lO5-u
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FROhI WAsHINGTON.

W
At the Camp of Col. Youngs Regiment Of
kentucky cavalry, on Sunday at noon, SOL
dier named Henderson, shot another soldier
named Walter White performing duty as a
guard. Rergeant Joseph H. Bryan was the
officer of the day, and owing to his pres
snce of mind and decision, discipline was Sc
cured to the camp.
The War Department has issued an order
that volunteer cavalry regiments of IL com
panies shall have majors, and regiments OF
from 8 to lOi companies shall have two ma
jors instead of one as heretofore.
The Postmaster Genesrl haa directed the
mail facilities to be restored TO Paducah,
Ky, that town nov being IN the possession
of the federal troops, and the mails there are
no longer tampered with by secesaionists.
Commander Roam has written letter 10
the Secretary of Navy dated U. s. Steamer,
Pawnee, Hatteras Inlet Sept, 9th, of which
the following is an extract: From the best
information can obtain ten Regiments have
been recalled from Virginia to defend this
State. The secessionists residing near the
water are destroying their residences and
seeking shelter in the interior. The poorer
classes remain waiting for protection to
show their Union sentiments.
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Rebel Troops Leaving Virginia
for North Carolina.
Ten Regiments Already
Gone.
GREAT FEAR AMONG NORTH
CAROLINIANS.
Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK,

FhuM. NEW 1Ohhs
al. .Aca .far NEW YORK, sept.9.
The Marshal has instructed transfer agents
of the N. Y. Central Railroad Of this city
not to transfer any more stock standing in
the names OF Southern owners nor to pay
any dividends to such holders.
The Posts special says that four rebel regi-
ments are encamped on the creek near the
Potomac.
The rebels are surveying another hill, IN
tending to fortify it.
Two new Notifications are being enected
at Bait more.
The Government Attorney of Maryland is
accused OF being rebel sympathizer, as he
has taken no steps to eonhscste the property
of Marylanders nnown TO be in the rebel
army. E
Major Alexander has escaped from Fort
McHenry.
Baltimore secessionists are wrathy because
the Government prohibited the wearing Of
seces sion emblems.
$3.50, 900 was taken at the Sub-Treasury
to-day in small sums.
Mr.. Serrel, who was arrested with Bank O.
England notes in his possession, supposed or
rebel account, has been released.