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, 1861-08-02

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1-Lieut- Burgess, Of tue
Tth Ohio Regiment, the IFainsfeHler's CORE
spopsent at Buli!own, Vo, uadsr dr.s Of The
2Sth, Esye Gel. TYLER reached Buiitowa taa;
cay and found the rebels mad fed. Tyler I'd.
ysneccd to Fiatwoode: bnt the rebels still fed
Htarirr there that Cox hn.: driven Wise from
Cha1!ee1on, Tyler coHsidered him CON
plett1y surrounded.
, 1861-08-02
The Law-PublislitnR Newspapers.
Tbs following papers have been selected t:
1n-,,. <ho Tyr+%n3 oAnknr.

~ ne AAWeF001A3MANH NeEFAI3p6I&s
Ths following papers have been selected to
publfeh the laws ef the United States:
MAuE-.zo1znal, Ausns:a; Adpe7siser. Port
NEW HAxrsR1EE-Seat1ael, Keene; 1smoeraf,
Concord; ". Herald, Rutland; Journal Windsor.
VE2roxT-Jour..o1 Boston; SPY, Worcester.
RaopE 1a1Asp-.'oa'7to@, fsoVidsnce' Mercury,
coEnEc71er7- Couraht, Hartford; Palladium.
New Haven
NKw JIRsEx-AeSrvTy, Nswa,k; Gazstfs, T1ea-
FxxxsE1x4xn-zssa1 zstezl'oene7, Philaa=l-
rhin; Gazette, fittrbuEgh.
DnATazr-jorrnai, wilmington: NeDs, MI
Patraet. Baltimore; Examiner,
Frederick.
Observation-Disclosures, Wheeling; Star, Nor
Eauto~n-
KKasrcEx- Jost,soz, Louisville; Common
frkHlh, Frankfort.
TEsaxssEz-W Wig, Knoxville. :
OH1o- Hs1!d. Cleveland Journal, Columbus.
IxpaAsA-1oa,na9, Evansville; Jouiaal. Indian
Iz1xo1e-Jos,.aa1, Springfield
h.ssoCR1-DemocEas, St Lcufs; Republican,
M1cu1aAs-1Eie,ase, Detroit; Rerasltean, Ian;
1.oossax- - sentine1, Milwaukee; Josrnaz,
xsn,: iogA-Hasokes~ Burlington; 1nseui2tnc<-, st..
M,sxEsorA-Ptzss St. Paul; 1sdepenaen,. Man.
. .KAkaAs-Rezss1lieua+ Lawre-ee; Conservative.
LfaveIw, 1til-
-NEnRAsKA-Repuxtcan.o omaha; Fysss, Neo1ss
Ia CITY
CALlFoEH1A-B -BuoefIn, San Francisco; Union
Toc1tmentn.
One vacancy in Tennessee, two in Oregon, e,lt
Ar.hln:f In the Gulf States
,tx Dr. Geo. r. G. Todd, brot1er-in iaw O.
'oeet Lfncoln, We arrested IN Richmond
~ 1s 3'o' for making use Of what was TENED
ns l:s:gosge. "An EXAMINATION C.
@N'~ sAAeolhssa3cta connected Essttaa, shc c@se;'
htB honorable 6farh.~r. ~
, 1861-08-02
Future Reception OF Volunteers.

fGbuIe AecepNon OF solunteefss
To remedy the Heu grounded complaints
that prevail at the heaftless and inhospitable
n.GneE in which the, volunteers have baez re-
csived here, Col Weab, Inspector in the Sub
slsttnce Department, with an efficient assist
ant in MINOR Sparks, Is just completing two
eteIy building, thres, hundred feet long and
ff's wide, and has taken possession of aaoth-
erne]rly as lsre- ~ sarure, solnntesss
WI always find hot meal ready cooked, on
arrival at the depot, NTH ce::5=.:.-.es ce::=.-:.es 1or
washing and bathing. and well veutillated
qns1tsrs for sleeping, til they are refreshed
efficiently. to 60 irIo camp il the suburbs,
They can thus accdmmodate 2 COO troops, and
Eave hot meal re4dy on being telsEEaphed
TSm Sn 5al13sos Bal!mose e. 9s be1s O. thsir Eay
have been received ana turned into filthy
quarters, without a:monshf1. - eat, By red
sope cfdcin]e, has excited intense disgust in
the volunteers, andindiguation among Union
mea; Col. Wenb> md Meier Sparks deserve
thanks for perseyelins IN This enterprise with
ont 81 encoursgiDENor from the circunIo.
en1ion office~-WdEhingto LeH4r.
, 1861-08-02

LOUISVILLE, Aug: Ia di-p itch frcm Nash
vile to the Cou7ie. says B=E McC.Aocn had
defeated stge1 il: sonties'a Et:ssousI, killing
9,Gc0 and h;ns elf losing orsy 600. The report
is not be1ieged at the GoGfitr Office
Pzrrsslvania regiment 14sd been captured nJ
the coEfederates.
r e. Stephenson, II o card ..PIalisaea in
the Nashville Onion, this morning, says Judge
Cat:on Hil not undertake to Esia5 another
term Of the Federal Court in Nashville agaia,
uo MISTER wbat nay occur.
General F1oUrny, sof Ak. Ct the Confaesr-
ste s1ny, is ssck Al his brother. in~laT'a houso
here, sEd il not expected to live u nornsag.
This has bsen lie tciaest asy OF shs asaca,
iae mercury t1sis afternoon rsa:h 97 deg
, 1861-08-02
4 NrrE LITTLE HAU,-Some time sir

4 NICE LITTLE HAUL.-Some time since,
II I'll be 1seollect<d, 8 large amount of pro-
visions srd whisky Was taken by our Gotiila
ca lhe Potomac {oa board the 6uena Fista},
or the Mary land side of The river It vas, Of
ecDe explanation Of the assumed owuefs, it
ra= released, with the understanding that all
li:es properly Wcu:d be purchased By the Coy
tr1M5ut. In. accordance with this arrange
menr, tbs War. Department: bought il, the
whisky costing the Government *400. So
fa1, so Ten-" a few days since it was di5cov-
cred that the said whisky barrels contained,
instead Of "the ardent" lots Of the most ap.
proerd pistols aAouuting to tie ruiue Of s9n,e
sSce0! Al good speeulatioEfor Uncle Sam" :"
UGsfluqtcn Scr
, 1861-08-02
Tho meEkeilea Company In the Tates
Rhal@uLs

Tho meExeil1es Company In the Tates
Fhal@uLs
We are satizSed by the production Of the
muster roll Of the MarselileS Company in the
Yates Phalanx, and by r visit from d con.id
c5ablc number Of the men themselves, that
bur correspondent signing himself "Anti-
Humbug," whose letter was published yesEsr-
day, tas imposed upon us and tie public in
denying the existence CT formation of such a
company at Ma1Eeiues- Lieut. Woodruff ead
The men who csl1ed upon us yesterday aregal-
lant fellows and will give good account ci
Ma1Eei:1sE whenever they are brought face to
ixCe with the reheis.
, 1861-08-02

A letter dated Washington City, July 2Gth,
Eos teen received In this city from ". h F.
Gnrlty, Esq, ea.ing-"Ftqe new regiments
vsre accepted from Iowa yesterday, one of
cay:l1y aud four Of infantry. The cavalry
regiment aad tTo -infsntry regiments Will xen.
dezvoEs st Davenport" We had already an-
Eounced the acceptance Of four more regl-
shc 1egim. nj Of cavalry. We aro glad to IN
ntunce that three OF these regiments will
rtnd. .zyous ct tbs city, although the order
msy be charged, We learn by dispatch that
HenJy B. Hoffman, 9: this city, has beea sp-
pointed ty The Was Department. Colonel Of
one Of these regiments: Col Hoffman was
in every particular to take charge Of regi.
ment. The Governor has had an appointment
to high field office awaiting. Col Hoffnan
fer some time, thus showing bis confidence
in Col r. d merita,zDakEnpo17 G0zetks.
, 1861-08-02

Soldiers Letters.
The following order has been made By the
Post Office Department for the execution Of
the Few 1aw respecting soldiers lattera:
Postnasters at or near ar7 camp occupied by
The United States forces, will mail without pre-
pss n,e1t Of postage letter written By soldier
u the service OF the United States and certified
to be such By tie Major or Acting Major OF the
regiment 10 which tie writer Is attached. The
envelope should haye plainly stamped OF written
oE ite face the certificate " Soldiers letter,
E3Ered In 4Eiting By the Major OF Acting Asjor oi
lie regiment, dc:csiisng bis regiment by ITS num
b+r a1ti iss STATE. The postage due on such let
tiers will be tul!scte6 st t.. Office OF delivery.
Communicated officers will prepay their postaSa
a. heretofore JOH- a. hASoUS,
First Assistant Postmaster General.
, 1861-08-02
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
The TTe1Eon In FFashIngton-.Expo
Anre and AFreaK of Tra1IorB.
Especial Dispatch to the N. T. Tribune.1
WAeHMsTos, July 80, 1856

Especial Uispatch to the N. + Tribune1
WARRINGTON, July so, 1867.
GEN. MCCLELLAN IN THE SENATE. I
Gen Mcclellan Tas introduced On the floor
cf the Senate to day by the Hon. Frank Blair,
JE, and remained tor some time during Mr..
Trgmbn1l's ys.y able epceeh on his coasp:Ea-
BTeckinridge Ehook hands with him.
Fred. II. Lender Was this morning appoint
ed a Br'gadis1 General hy the President. He
will have command If the Rhode 1a1and and
pant ct the M"ssaehusetts Regiments. This
people, wes made Ey the earnest recommend.
atiorB Of Gen. Mcclellan, Coy. Sprague OF
Rhode leland, and Senator Carlisle Of Virginia.
Gen. Lander WIS previously offered the
conmsnd Of the Rhode 1slaud troops By GOV.
ep.ague-
ARRESTS Br ORDER OF GEN. SCOTT.
N.ne employees Of the Government at the
ad7aenal vert arrested this morning BY order
Of Ger. Scctt- It seems that Mr. Potter, Of
Wisconsin, Chsirman Of the House COMMITTEES
cf Investigation, addressed a note to Gen
Scott informing him Tint the Committee had
evidence tha. these xaen had expressed op;n-
ions CT sympathy with the rebels and hostili-
II to the Untcn, expecting their removal in
consequence. Cpon this the arrest was or
dered, and to tie Committees surprise, they
we're CALI upon by the Justice for testimony,
as if they Were prosecutors, which they de.
cline 10 become. Que Of the niue, en- elder
Doctor Of Su-I;efland's Church, las q son ID
the 1ebel army. sud others Of hts family are
connected with the enemy.
THE TREASON IN WASHINGTON.
The Cpmaa::tce Of Investigation say that
| tEsy find the Departments eyeu worse than
| they expected, particularly the War, Treasury
| a.so Interior. lbesr partial report, submitted
| tc-dss, ard adopted hs the House, shaws that
| tksT found an alarming state Of things every
| where where their investigations haye ex
| tendCd, and do not cX0Iordte heads of De.
pa1tlents from. b1sme. The Committees hai
tvlGerce duplicating two or three lieutenant.
asd eHe p. n,H=icr, 7eees.sIy appointed in the
| Army.
A1EoDg the letters found in rha DeaG.Lettel
| Chice was cEc rom Jct. Davis to Francis
Ms1koe, one Of the ffst renewals from !he
STATE Department, regrettiEy his inability tG
| give him an Office.
| OCR VOLUNTEER GENERALS.
| The following IL 3 list CT The Major Generals
R:1Ead.e7 Gtre:s!s, and Assistant Adjusant
| Generals OF volunteers recently appointed, II
the order Of their rapk. The commissions o.
1LoEe Of the B:jEa5isrs, 17th:
Aajcy- Gtrs'uls- P. Banks. Join A, Dix, Ben
| ismiu F. Eu1ier.
7}7igadity- Gtnerazs-Joseph Lyon. If Missnuri
5ehn ap1 Pepe of 'hs Esnssrs
tustis. of Iowa; Philip KeAr7iry, Of New Jereey
JoseIh J REYNOLDS. OF Idianx; Rufus King, o
W{scon-i il; J. y: Cox. Of Ohio: Stephen A. Aarl
sut. Of nlino,e Julius sise1; Of Missouri; Rebsr
Assistant Adjuiaht- Gfne,aIs-Do.:n Pi.t1, o
Ohio. Assistant Adjutant General, rank oi Captain
jofeph 3. Smith. Of New York; Marcus j. Par
:seerge S. Rore, II Edieua; Simon 81 Preston
Of Illinois.
, 1861-08-02
An Ex1n SUPPLY

Gt1- Pillows proclamation to the Missou-
1ians 7as duplicated upon uR, last evening, by
our special snd associa*ed press dispatches.
It will be found in or Cairo report.
, 1861-08-02
Steamboats, Chartered by Govsxnmens

Steamboats, Chartered by Govexnnnents
We learn thst. the following stexmhoats
have been chartered by the United States Gov
ercment for special purposes
CITY Of Altcu, Capt. Barnes.
War Eagle, Cspt q. I. White.
Warsaw, Capt. J. ". Malfn.
Jennie Deans. Capt. Beebe.
Of their destination, We have Nc positive In
formation, although we unaers.aHd they are
iuterded to convey troops to di1Ia1ent stations
Rhovc AID below St 'oois.-St Louis Dem,
, 1861-08-02

Capt, Hunter, OF the steamsr De Soto, AZ
tiyt d ffom St. ThomsB aad B=rmuiis, .. Hall
fsx, states that just a. he Was leaving st.
Thomas report rcsched there thst Ansigua
Eas nesriy destruysd By 81 earthquake, aad
.ttst tNo thoncfnd d9.e Tcrc Inst
, 1861-08-02
New Reeilssnts Tor the war,

Ai1eaoJ We heHFaoW EfoundlesB IVES the
ps,iic which aHsetsapnr troops, and hy sym
patty snbss quens@T CAST gloom all through
the ltyal Slatea. t,Mith the clearing away OF
tke mlBts and m:ftakee, We find that we we're
net so very bad1Ew whipped alter all. Davis
telegrspas to hsxeEife that he had won "a
dearly bought risspry,' ~ end thus far, accord
tao men to our xRse,in the fight, in spite Of
their supeEdonty.d position and numbers
But We mean TO sN better next tine. Already
tie North ie gtlfRg up IL loins to renew the
ccEtsst with q eAAn. ana the Struggle which
must fellow B!nfEa1;5 l. tie triumph CT the
With the 1etE9ment OF the three months'
ssa, Wa !eeeire-4laIge 1eInforcements frc1n
all tie loyal states. Pennsylvania has push-
cd forward 13 veil drilled and admirably
equiI pEd regiments Of thrce-years' men.
Ct reserye; Indians tenders 10 regiments,
Hlircis IS, New York 25, New Jersey 4;
| Cerl ecticnt, Massachusetts,, Vermont, and
| the ether New EHg 'snd States, are welcoming
| their returning faps with one hand, while
., -..::; fll their P1Iaeee With the cs:ssar Nam
| Yoik has sent tSuear5, within few days,
| three lull reg:msate Of the Excelsior Brigade,
| the 1ap1rons Regiment, three companies Of
| volnnteef ca1a'1y, lc0 mounted ri1emen, and
+ hest Of rse1I!!at tu incsease regiments now
| 1t She seat Of ws1 to tie standard Of 1,00O
! meb. -Ihe ERr1re State already hes 81 or 10
'h1eeTgears Regiments in the field, beside tbs
tAfee-months vof6nsee1s not yet returned; sna
she ID rapidly recruiting fer the new levy. In
this city alone ths1e are now ready to move
| forward, or nearly 40, the Brooklyn Pha,aux.
! LOGO men; Anderson Zonases, $50 man i 500
men in the camps On Staten Island Col De
Trotrland'. 55ih, 200 men; Coz. Cochreae's
Chseeeurt, LOCO men; Col Ramsey's Rsgi-
| meat, Geo men; AcReynold's Lincoln Cay
| airy, l eco men: Esd the Washington Greys,
! 110 men. Tie following regiments are also
/! recruiting:
Bsrdan's Sherpsiootere, Cameron Light In
| falsry, Clinton Rifles. Constitution Guards,
Eleventh REGIMENT, First Long Isiand Volun-:
teers. First Oregon Rifles, Hcsyea Regiment,
niechsnics' Ritles, Mounted Rifles, National
tirsrd Zouaree, PTtsideut's life Gusrd. Scott
lafte, s=co1s Regiment German Rifles, Sec
Cpd Fire Zeu@sas, 1liri Iriah Regiment,
u1ion Life Gnazd, Virginia Coast Guard
Yates' Rifles, Fremont Regiment, British Vol
rnteere, German Rangers, rith others whose
psmes Dow escape US, the aggregate Of whose
muster rolls csnnct be much short Of sc, ,o00
neutIom New york alone.-M. 7. 1ribu,as.
, 1861-08-02
FROM CAIRO.

The War in M1aaoUrf-<sener.I Pillow
h4A s0,GG0' men.-He hAeuee n Fro-
clsm@Ion..FrePaFAt Tor = strong
, 1861-08-02

HV HUelfy III S3aMKe
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug La Mountain
made taliocn ascansi1a to-day, zud could
not discover the enemy in any direction.
, 1861-08-02
A Great Battle Near at Hand.

illinois Troops to the Rescue,
, 1861-08-02

The lst Michigan. regiment, Col. O. B. VII
ctx, will arrive at Detroit this {Fridas) morn
ltg, TO be .uu.tered out Of the three monl.ss'
E1yice and recruited for 8 fresh enlistment
The men are fresh from The scenes of Bail
Run, ant Wiu not be the less lion zad from the
1tfu!atsen gained by their commander, WHO
is net with them, Of course, beirg prisoner.
There aze waiting st Detroit some hundred or
two fzeeh volunteers for the regiment. A
company Of 50 WIS brought down from Lake
Superior On "Wednesday.
The Filth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth regi.
mcutg, n the camp Of instruction near De
trost, are ordered to prepare for service, and
tue camp Of instruction will be broken np.
The Ftsh, Col Henry B. Terry, will rendez
vous at Fort Wa5ne; the Sixth, Col Frede-
rick ". Curten!us, At Kalamazoo; the sey-
cpth St Monroe; and the eighth not yet
rs:med.
L cavalry company has been formed al
Grand Rapids, and accepted into Col Mickey
ncid'e regiment, New York. Ex-She1iff Np1
Ton Is the captain.
, 1861-08-02


INTO Cuba.
The following ia the frs: step towards rc-
eiprccal free trade with Cuta, which we have
cures important reductions in the duties on the
lsad:rg art.c;e. which We export to Cubs, es
vii b= seen as the following notice p@bliaAed
officially by the Deraztne.z. Of State:
DEPARTMENT oF STATE
NAsn1sG1oS, July ii, t16t-
Information h.e been received at this D3-
Celeral Ct the United Sites L. Hasaua, Of
tte issue, III .Ll 18th ultima, oe roy d dtcfee,
cy whrt nll import duties u1on common
sl;r's t1czd are taken Gil tuF The term Of
ieEEteEn months from Tie date Q; the publ.-
csasier OF the royal Gerree in I4vaus- The
sar@ decree also rsdEcce to eEc :;.lf, during
The same Line, the import duE=s UPON corn
azi5 COIN ntal and Eoia.oe4-
IEc Gntj by the ta1iH, up2n corn, Is 35111
i'tr ctn'un nj OH the valuation of 81 per bar-
ri c: 2Cu Spanish pounds, wheu !Tsui foreign
Fu1i= in toTt:gn s,ot:onlsi upon cc-nmtal 35t55
PR q MUM upcn the valuation of Is per bar
ri Of ZIG Sparisa pounds, sTom foreign ports
in for: iE1 bottoms, upon pothtnes, from for
r:sr roi:E ia foreign ysEsels, 29}G Per ceutaca
upcn The yasua.ion Q! 80 per barrel; upou
.SIciE0 brad III fut1lgE vessels, 35t1 per
cen1rm npon 81 for eve1y Is SpAli:h pounds
It is Fro5ahl2 that reciprocity On our aide
would secure still further reductions. We
hs7e never been in 9 sitla:ion tc cu1liga:e this
tear market for Northern products, because
that important commerce 7Eas made subject ID
tie protection Of the nar7ow susa1 interest OF
Louisiana. Bat row this fine fe1d il open to
us, Northern agricultural interests sad COM
ms1ce should no longer be sacrifc3dto Estate
which psys our fostering care bF rebellion
, 1861-08-02

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS
, 1861-08-02

Fist to the Cdmps-Sketehes Of 012ecTs-RevieD
Of he IToops-Agpearanee and Discipline q
Tie Hen.
, 1861-08-02
FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 1861.

Of eertries IL rosted II: around, aud in the
dsy.a pass Is neceesary fsr admittance, unless
one belongs to the foIcet and ut night no one
f. ,,.h admtted without n counterfeit a; A.
satisfaction at the receipt OF his wages
mofe Hi6e7nieo just nor attempted to get
iast us-s.Who goes there 2" ia friend
thure you know Tn j: friend /" Advance
th1se Raess and give, ;the GO eounters.gn s ,. -"
up By The bayonst.. "sgnd for the Captain,
a0d he'll give you tho word bedad-" Tae in
te1ceeslon vas necessary, Tor two policemen
came mp in hot purk uit, md the GsneraJ, who
VAS sitting BY, ordered the guard to deliver
, e1trao ordinary reason this act moved tie pzis-
oner to the grt attest grEtltude, ana taking off
lis esp he exclaimed, stThank you, General,
lerg life to you Indeed, Genera!. Tn greatly
obliged to you On this account" Another
arntly who challenged 10 officer Ii the usnal
ceuntereign ysuisell r: IL Indeed, don't,
E.r; it's not O'Clock, and they haVn't given
1t out Jet" a very tolzrabIy military band
played outside the hott1 IN the evening, andiI
sas pleased to see the autet manner il which
the b5standera Of alr 2fsaks Sc. down In the
chairs as they were *acant, close to the
General, without any intrusion OF any sense
II raIk.
JUNE 22-The expedition hid not returned
Ss 9sn or t hiessa be zee G ssf5sa F1eas a
and the officers Of ~ staff aood-Dy, aad I
doubt not, if the BIgada Is enrolled in the
United States Army, It will do good service
The War Spirit In Macon Comfy.
The Decatur ChTonseze makes the following
record Of the Waz spin.:ef the people OF Ma
con county, -
Macon county canshFw hsads with any
county in the State, according 10 populstion,
and He think few can equal her. When the
| War broke ont Ehe responded with feur full
companies, tin fact they were more than full,
and had to be cut down9. Three got into scr
t vice; she has two companies at Cairo, one in
| Missouri, under Col. Grant, ill have two Oh
| three uueer Col Pcghfthe third being con.
I tirgent upon acceptance only
She has furnished RECRUITS for other compar
| c;ts in other places, has fifteen men in one
company from the N5zth, and twenty in IN.
oller; she bas Representatives ia several cav
tliJ companies, and 1nen have enlisted In Mis-
fou1i regiments. Shs has three ColoueIs, one
| Drum Msjor, and Lwo Surgeons. She has
given $4,000 to tie support Of volunteer
Ismilies, through the meana Of "Voluutee1
AiG Seciety;'' Fer ctsiZens EaYe contributed
hundreds OF dollars ior the ben. fit of her sol
d!ers; fer instance,-t the company raiaed By
Col Gocde was supported in camp here foI
Eome time. Capt.Nsle'B company 20 int
that purpose. Volunteers from other couu
ties have been fed bY onr Feo2le; flags, drums
twoTds and pistols, clothing, etc, have beer
inTnished freely. Eztables have been sent t.
the. camps, tobacco, stationery, poBtag
stamps, towels, etc, etc, lave been freel
given without stint; and the only trouble il
We a1e not able to d. more.
, 1861-08-02
FRBm0NTs5 EXPEDITION.

Four Regiments Enabarked-EFght Syeassers IN
der 1ftfah-. Colonel Iarchin's Rsgimen. o,
Beard
, 1861-08-02

G. r. scRIREN, Advertising 4ge~<, i, kso--
dorm ss, u authorized to Tree5rs Adcertss fer
this ezd az tAs Leading Paprx Qf th< Norta,,...
, 1861-08-02
The LATEST NEWS.

LIE AtIol NcmS.
OPERATIONS At the EAST. |
Mcclellan Perfeeting his Plans.
THE BATTLE FIELD IN MISSOURI. |
Movem ents of Gen. Fremont.
Gen. Pillow Commands 20, 900 Rebels
He Issues a Proclamation.
A Great Battle Near at Hand.
Illinois Troops to the Rescue.
EXCITEMENT AT CAIRO.
nT,rp cvo TIT rnpwr RSY1cnT1pT
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-17

9. $. Gneiler, Nurora uno Brecerife gBen3el, 6.
Suliane Srodenbrubt, SO. s. Gbert, O1a9nus s.
@aneioer, 6. $. @eiB, 8reberife &neiier, Ru=
bolltabt Suliu8 Wintler, SaAlsn S. Woler,
Baltimore ; 6elene Nrnplo, Caroline Nlo0, @liI,
Stnn, Seien q, @. Sauerlanb, DrelBen S.
&orenbenner IL. Sam, 6efen; 81, nnp Gatba<
rtne Stetnba6, Sa6len; q. Nib, Catherine
Mubl. S. unO Gbrifine Braba6, 5eden 3beo.
5uuide. @reuBen ; 8arbata urD 9lnna Debiner,
SO. Nnna NalO II. 8ant, 6ran3iSfa 9arl, Sal.
8clp, Gran3t6ta 6Gfner, 9eter gbm, Glilabetb
6rans, 2lnna Mt, Gang, Carl 5ofuann, Goa
9tedert n, SAM, s.. @entel, Bayern @atbarine
unO S. Wsbsr, Soften; Mars. unO DOrCtbea
8udbarct, Wirttembere F; S. Sdicuemann, y.
9arms, 8. 8ienetpies, $. Self, Carl Selmann,
S. &rafe, S. 6oYnporf Caroline 1btelepape, Ill
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