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Important from Guyaudotte, Va.
800 REBELS ATTACK $50 USIoNrsr-.
Rebel Women Fire FROM uou.c-.
iHTY UNIONISTS ONLY ESCAPE.


GaViTo'i', Obio, Nor. 11.-Guyanlo ttc, Va,
on the Ohio river, &c miles below here, was at
tackled last night by COO rebels an ont Of ! 20
Federal aOops stationed there, only about 30
escaped the rest were killed o. taken prison.
ers The rebel, both male and female, fired
from the houses on our mon.
Three steamers, which passed down last ni,ht.
were compelled TO put back. These steamers
went Lack TO Guyandolte at 10 O'Clock thi.
morning with 40 Fcdcrals, from Point Plea 81
ant, but nothing has been hoard from them
since.
Three steamers have passed up sine the
skirmish, and report not person to bo s,,n in
town.
GoHiQpdis, NJr. 1.-THE steamer Empire
City has just arrived from Glyanioita. Tie
rebel portion Of the inhabitants, It app lar4, were
looking for tn attack, and had a supper prepir-
cd for the rebel cavalry, who were headed by the
notorious jenkins, and numbered 800. 4, ,ht
Of our men were killcl and considerable nun.
Der wounded and taken prisoners The rebel
lots is moi known.
Col Iicglcr's Fifth Virginia Regiment, on It,
arrival, fired the town, and the prinsipll part /,
now in ashes. Tho rebels left about an hour boz
fore the arrival Of Col. Zieglcr
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Tie Hntile ut lInnn s-ns.

nEAuHEGARDa OFFICIAL REPORT.
The following, published in the Richmond
(Ya.O Dipa.ch, is synop,is of BrAURrGAnps
official report Of the battle of BAL Run, or Ma
nassas, on the 2lst OF July. 1t will prove in
tcrcsIing TO our readers, Notwithstanding the
delay attending its publication -
IhUyc y, % favored with n brief synrpsl. Of por-
tiuns Of Gen. Is Uur' srls report If the battle Of
Manassas, VI ivh hHH boen forwarded h tho w lr
Department, and which will doubtless he pulliiic,i
In short time. Can. BaurrgGrd opens with n
statement If liz position .mtccClpnt b. tho battle,
and of the plan proposed 10y him TO the government
o. tn" Junction Of the armies Of the Shenandoah and
tuu1c, with Wow 10 the r,lict OF Maryland, and
H." capture 'i The tiiy Of Warrington, which plan
WIS rejected ly the P.tsii,nt.
Gen. II 'nurcgnrl states that he trlcgrrphed the
Wur u plrjmtnt ON the 18th IT July, ~ tho con-
tenn lntcl attack by Gen. Mellow II, urycntly ask
INK t1r a junction If Gen. ,Jlhnstuus forces wit
III own, ous continued to make urgent requests FOR
ia same until III Of July, when the Pr giirnt
consented 70 order Cen. Johnston ~ his assistance.
Con. aurtgfri goes on a. state that lis plan 0t
battle assigned to Gen. Johnston mn attack IN the
en-, my ON The len, ut ar near Canucyille, while he
himself would comm MI IA front; bat the condition
Il Oh" roudH pr, vented this.
q WA th,u d',idel 10 receive the attack Of tho
en- ny h,hiud Bah Run. Afs,r the engagement t
Black pulns Ford, on the 18Th, General s.uragari
was convinced TINT General N Dpwpll's PRINCIPAL
demonstration would he made On our lft wing aud
h,irnt force, Ly colyrr,inp r,nit 4, nttsrk tbe
,ui, a. r,,g' VI AZ Crrtr.yiiIs 40 s',n -, 1t,
l., o ~ IL .l.tt"r i -. i,v,ri'II =, w -
III, ia -, 4, tc d,. o., H., ~, g. -, ~
wi .,o,s,, "A ga, a. ~ - ~ -. ~ i'% ~,
ma, 80, a t,.,,l u, 50 - 80 - ,t'''' "''
,.-,,,,,, al a. " ,, va WI 'no pr.
l'ni On n mn W." -, Wv, ~, "a sem Selii
:, irnuirc t ,,,,i H. ,'' -, " rS'u
al,,,c, 70, a. go, T., ~ ,.'' NV, ~, Iiet :"
', ia, ny ~ 49, - r'liS lr"lu H'h. E"eA stat
irf" ,r.,. , '' ~ Ne hnny ,!,n Ger,
AL ,,.. ,i, tl,,, Ia a, ". '''' W ,,'l'l 20
ma lI.u. asit ,,,lI INK ~, ',T o',t '''S VI ,s'
E1'l'si ti...I, tn ,,,,I G,r ,,i I, ~ .''.,st -
cc,-gfy a. altrr tlc MN ,l"r,.. f,nt nv, No. ~
uud ring up r,.sr,..t t-tr.rt ,f ito All Nv ,
movement was sun ltn.,nd'd m, uors,n ly ,i.rsr /
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FROM MnAl,InnLnn.

Washington, Nor. 1l.-Gcncral Grant, tho
hero of the battle of Belmont, Is a resident of
Gslcna' Illinois, and was appointed on tho re-
comnendation Of lloa. Elihu u. Wuhbarne.
lie graduated ut West Point in 1897; was b,cy.
cited first lieutenant for gallant an m,riiorous
conduct at Molina del Rev, and brcvetted cap
tam Tor similar conduct az Chcpul'cpcc. lie re-
signed his commission in 1850. and was ia many
battles in Mexico.
Col. Frank Z. Blair will leave here this after
noon for Missouri 10 ro-jon his regiment
Frederick kunc has been recognized by the
President rs consul Of the Grand DuChy of Sax
Wilmer for the states of New York Miinc.
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con-
neciirut and Eholc Island.
There is most intense excitement here TO hear
further particulars in regard to the great OK
petition. Utterly rroundlcss rumors are circu-
lLiinG among others TINT Charleston has ,en
bOnblrded.
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The Naval Expedition.

The Washington correspondent of the Phila.
delphia Inquirer wrote yesterday as follows -
Ii is rumored that the War Department has
received n dispatch stating that report had
come 10 Manassas from Richmond that eight
thousand federal troops wcro marching on
Thursday last from Beaufort, South Carolina,
to Coosawatchie, near the head Of Broad river.
Cooeawatchie is the capital If Beaufort dis.
trict, and is situated upon the line of the
Charleston and Savannah railro1d, siNly-one
miles from the former city aud forty.thre4
miles from Savannah. The occupation of this
place by our troops is Of immense importance.
as il will give them possession of an importan
line of railway thus aifording General Shormin
facilities for an advance upon Charleston aul
Savannah 10y land, while Commodore Dupont
occupies the attention of the rebel batteries with
the armed vessels of the fleet.
Amy approach to Beaufort must have been by
gunboats. The guuboats can get within five
miles Of the railroad, where are several high
and long bridges that are to be destroyed the
first thing Troops cannot march from Beau
fort but can 20 up on the south side OF Broad
River,
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Tie Engagement nj BeImorn.

We find in the Chicago JoUnd, of the 9Th, the
following letter from Cairo, (nl., } giving an ac
count Of the arrangements Tor the late eNpsli
ton to Belmont, Missouri, from Cliroi also
spirited description Of The battlc--
Whtu il was proposed t. start an expedition dow
the river, the best INFO mntou that had been live,
nj headquarters, left the impression that tLore wa,
lat small gam ison # rebels at the utt't IOWA %
Belmont Missouri, nearly opp SITE ,ium'ua, mai
IT'S pr Nuuity IN & lumhus, the rebel htulq ilrtfrE
IIadu It's occupancy d,5rnbr IS strHt '-tid p int
In order that it, u'vupui n should e n ted " M
the least pUss lc expenditure If blood, and without
prccipitatiug general battle, the movement was
kept, or attempted a. hc kept, profound secret.
But the result proves thut there were traitors la
camp, who awaited themselves of the earliest puss Die
Information, and not unlikely of fall details If the
expedition, which were transmitted without delay
10 the rebels, In ample time for them b. compet
perfect preparations for our reception.
Tie total available force NJ the expedition was
about three thousand five hundred.
The design was 10 reach Il, mOnt Just before day
Hight but, owing Ia unavoidable delays In embark.
ing, II was o'clock before the fleet reached Lucas
Bend, the point fixed upon for debarkation. This il
about three miles north Of Columbus, Ky, on the
Missouri side.
The enemy were enoamped upon the high ground
back from the river and about two and half miles
from the landing. Prom their position they could
ea1y see our landing, and had ample time 10 dis
pose II their forces 10 receive which they did with
dispatch. They also sent detachment Of light
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TO arrive here today. The funeral viii take
place tomorrow, from the Seventh Regiment
Armory.
DEPARTURE or TnE j2SD REGIMENT.
The SD Regiment, Col. Paul Frank, left
their encampmsnt, on Staten Island, yesterday
afternoon, and started by way Of the Csmien
and Amboy road for Washington. They num-
bcred about thousand men, thoroughly armed
and equipped.
VoLuNrrRss are wanted for Co. p. Of Brook
lyn Rifles, now in quarters at Palace Garden.
The regiment to which 1t Is attached is already
200 strong, and will leave for the seat Of war
within ten dsy'. The second regiment Of the
Continental Guards has been consoli lated with
the old 18th Of Brooklyn. Peter X. Deyo is the
Captain Of Til, company, and a very efficient
officer. Those DESTROYS Of joining will find the
officers at 1876 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Credit Where Due.

Tug late arrest of NJ I. MAuHY andhrothcr,
soceSsiouists, has been rather extensively attri-
butod to dispatch originating with Supcrin-
tendcnt KENNEDY, Of this city. This is incor-
rect. United States Marshal BILL, Of Clevc-
land, Ohio, initiated the arrest OF these parties
on his own responsibility, AMI displayed much
tact and ability in developing the proofs Of their
treason.
1t appears that the NJ. I, MArRY arrested is
not Lieut.. MArEY, Of scientific rcputc, but y
cousin OF precisely similar name, and nephew to
the real Lieut.. MArKN. There are four of the
same exact name, all Of them first rate seccS.
siouists, and ready to do anything for their
country's alphabetically too much OF O
l.uOOA" thing.
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Police Intelligence, &c.

ARREST oS a CHARGE or INFANrICtpR-
Two weeks ago List Saturday night, wilhcl.
nina Ecglcs, German woman, - years Of
age, Who lived as a domestic in the family of
Mn. Topi, near foot OF 52l street, n. L., gave
birth toa female child, and, as charged. i'm.
mcdiatoly Afterwards threw the infant into the
SINK. Mrs. Topi subsequently, charged Wilhcl-
nina with having become a mother. but She
stoutly denied the allegation. On Sunday the
remains Of child were found in the vault by
Mo 1opt, who, therefore, caused Wilhulmina
to he arrested by officer Kelly, OF the 22l ward,
and held to await the result Of an Investigation,
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The City Treasurer presented his annual -.
pears that the total sum Il Ssso, 6iT % wbt'h p
positcd In the several banks Of the ctv IN. IL, u,
amount IA divided as follows ;-Gpnersi 49,, rnSe
S3,s76 60. 'iih'
An ordinance was adopted prohibiting ni,,-.
der II years Of age, from driving cattle, q :. ,oh
plIlic pounds, under penalty Of $40 for each n ne
THE KNo's COUNTY CoURr Of Oyer AMI
Terminer met yesterday morning, when the eIlov-
ing gentlemen were empsnelled M Grand Jurrrx--
T,inis J. Bergen foreman; s. Mott spelman, R,he,,
G.. Lawsrr, J. G. Mccker, Robert J. wilde, C. H.
Hgrvey, G. u. Spencer, J. waldrun, ste,im,n
Wright, n. II. X men. T. lwntd W. Fiake Nath..
Mills, Eiward Williams, III Robbins, Oliver Hun.
Henry A. Harrison, J. A. Hewlett.
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chinery. The President said that 10 that Il
might be, as the laws OF '87 and Al, that al
though no enormous charges were allowed by
the Law, yet great discretionary power Wa left
with the courts as to the carrying out Of the
law.
A committee Of ten prominent merchants was
then appointed to further the objects Of the
meeting, and collection being taken to defray
sentiment seemed TO favor the idea thBt most Of
the prominent capitalists present would gladly
prevent any law whatever being passed, but if
i must pass, they would desire il as stringent
for the debtor rs possible.
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BdhimO,e Noe. 1l.-Capt, Dowcll, of the
10Th Indiana regiment, which returned to For.
tress Monroe from llatteras, says that he found
il almost impossible 10 remain longer on that
narrow neck of land ON account of the loss of
camp equippage and stores, Although the men
have suffered prvatiOns the number on the sick
list is very small All are now comfortably
quartered near Fortress Monroe.
Col Hawkins New York regiment will re-
turn by the next trip Of the steamer. These
men have suffered more severely in health than
the Indiana regiment Over 100. are ON the
sick list
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Fatal Railroad Accident Pirnte TrlnI
Again Postponed.

Ihidaepbia, Nor. 1l.-iiughal, yoanr
man, and his two sisters, while driving over a
crossing Of the Wc,-choSicr railroad, near tho
junction Of the Pennsylvania roal, III, horse
became frightened at The approach of train
AMI threw them all out in front of the engine.
One sister was Instantly killed and In, others
terribly injured, and it il supposed fatally.
The trial Of the Petrol pirates has AGAIN been
post oned on account Of the absence Of Capt.
l'ur' lance, OF tie Navy. Frank Allan. ono OF
the pirates died in prison of consumption. lie
wIs 20 appear rs witness for the prosecution
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Anatbcr Arre.t In nnIllnorc.

baltimore, Nor. 1.-THE Superintendent Of
tho Government, nssistcd by several detectives,
arrested, today, John Rcnwick, son OF Eub,r
Rcnw'"t, e 'lis city, and now prisoner 90
lott W. en-, fir tlc son. Tho promises w,r.
searched for aims, end al housh two previous
unsuccessful searches hnl been ma IT, tn, ogil,r,
found number Of valuable rifles aud cnrbiucS
secTetcd between the partition Of the stalls OF a
stable attached o the premises. Young Rn.
wick goes to Fort Warren tonight. The rifle
were valuable arms, from tho Government
work, and stamped llarpcrs Ferry, 1850.
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brilliant skirmish near X ,ugas
City.

kInsas Ciy Nor. ll.-'lni, m,nin,. 70. ten
~ NJ" C,L Anthony with - mou1'ci m.n.
wa attacked on IN open prairie about lon mil,
hum this place, hy 600 rebel, unlyr conmtnl
Of Upton Hayes and pdl,r , dcsYr-,t,s .u, IT,.
the rebels r'trcDcl, sr,h'ng shelter in In
woods. from which ihov w.rrH.Iiirot.T.
Col Anthony then FIJI back about 81 mill.
TO await rein 'nlc'mcnts, which VIII ppaIi.vb.
forwarded to Lin.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

STADBINo ApPRAY.--An ARRAY occurred o,
Sunday Afternoon in First street, Division Az.
nue. between two young men named WILDER vii.
liams and William Sillerp in the course Of which
williams drew adirkknift and stabbed Sllers tvics
IA the back, inhiuting serious wounds His injuries
though severe, II IL thought, will NOT prove fatal
Wllliams was arrested yesterday, and will, 10 day,
he taken before Justice Callahan for examination ~
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RnAr No., Non. li.--Gcn. Price had f,lcn
back eight miles from C,,Dill,. near tho ). tr
line, and was moving South. ItMab.liNclt
hc reliably ascertiincd that his policy u,B to
lead our army on, bu not 10 II IN.
The ten u,s-in men OF G. N, Frripop,'. u.Jy
Gnarl lad returned to Springfield from & B. :.
Vile. They icpor. Gen. Pdcrs foe, IN be
alout 10000 strong, vi h - pieces Of artillery.
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ailitary and Naval Movements,
A SUPPLY or ARMS.

The Nightiagale, which arrived here on Sun
day morning, from Key West, is waiting to
take her place by the dock, and discharge thir-
ty thousand Springfield rides, (not ten thousand,
as reported by some Of our cotemporaries.) 1t
will be recOllected that the Nightingale was
formerly a SLAYER. After her condemnation,
she was purchased by the Government, and
converted into supply ship.
ANOTHER MILITARY FUNERAL.
The body of Capt. Alden, Of the Tamrnsny
Regiment, who fell at Balls Bluff, Ia expected
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CITY NEWS.
Probable Murder In front OF the ~. Nicho-
Ins Hotel.
PROMPT ARREST or rmR rEnrrrnAroR.

PROMPT ARREST OF THR rRRrErRAroR.
About o'clock on Monday morning a man,
some thirty years Of age, giving his name as
Thomas White, entered the ST. Nicholas Hotel
and called for q drink IIc refused 10 pay for
the liquor, and some words ensued between
him and the barkcepcr White. however, loi-
tered about the place for nearly three hours
when he 20, into an alteration with Thomi, r
Coogcn, porter employed in the hotel. White
sought 10 pick a quarrel without the Highest
provocaion therefor, and ended by dam,
CooSeu into the street. Soon afterwards tho
latter had occasion in the III charge Of his dd-
tics 10 wash of the sidewalk, and while 50 en-
gagged White advanced and struck him heavy
bow with his fist. Coogcn then male a pass ut
White, hut missed is aim, whcreupon white
instantly drew a iormid,hr looking spring
dirk knife and plunged the bad, int, Coosan's
al domcn, inacting irighiiul wouul.
White then ran across the street followed by
several persons who had witnessed tho assault,
and the alarm being given, officer Schoonmakcr,
Of tho Fourteenth Ward, arrested White, VIII,
still held the llooly knife in hs hand The
officer made a demand for tho weapon, which
White at fir refused to give up, but tho pro-
duclion ola pistol, with threat on the part Of
the officer 10 u'r it, hh the desired effect.
White, who Appeared to have been on nirh 4
drhauch, was taken to the Station House. Az
ter stating that he was about 80 years of n,c
and cabinet maker by trade he refused TO au-
swCr any further questions conccrnin., bipa,lr
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OBsEQUrEs or Col BAKKR.-Thc mortal &C.
mains Of the lamented Col Baker were vest, =
day conveyed from the City Hall to the steam.
er Northern Light, by which they arc to be
taken to San Francisco. The escort which ac-
companied the body to the vessel was as follows {:
Platoon Il Policemen.
list X ginent ID Jdworth'9 u md, and d tim COrIs
list X ,dment, Col. H. p. Martin, 100 mon.
staff and Engineer Grips Of tho lis! GIN NJ.
Hoarse drawn by four white horses drep 1 IN
mourning.
Boiy guard Of the list, and Pail Bearer on c1ch
side Of the Hsarsc.
Capt. Blrfal and three members " the California
Regiment following the body.
1t. Col, Ncwkumcu and members Of Philadelphia
City Guard.
Committee n Pacific sidents from Washington.
mbers Of Common Council In C,rr.agcs
Gen. Stndiurd, Officers u the First Division, n Y
T. NJ, and Volunteer ON, In Uniform.
P.,ch Residents in New York.
Platoon II Policemen.
A Committee, consisting of Mcssrs. c. s.
Drew, of Oregon Col. A. lIarlsthy and Abel
Guy, OF San Francisco, were appointed to ac-
company the remains to California. Tho steam
er left at o'clock 2. NJ.
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SEiztREs.-Thc ship Liberty, one-ois hth
owned in New Orleans, and the ship Kcntuck-
ian, six thirty ofwhich are also owned in
New Oilcans, were seized in this port yesterday
morning, by order of Surveyor Andrews.
PErMARiEs-Tho Tammany Primary clc.-
tIons, to choose delegates to Convention for the
nomination Of Charter officers, were held in all
parts Of the city last evening.
The Republican Primaries are to he hell to-
morrow evening.
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Senator WILSON and the Contract.

Boston, Noe. 1l.-Senator Henry Wilson has
written a letter explicitly denying that he Is
Government contract for furnishing army shoes,
" has been stated.
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Sdckor' HrrJor Nor 1l.-Thc brig Sonora
is ON DcNtcr Bar, four miles from here, lold,l
with lumber, from Ogden, hurgh for Osw,go;
sails and masls gone.
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LEGAL REpOnTs-MONDAY.
United states Circuit Court.

The Case n The Aikged Siarer "Nqiin7ile"
The T. s. rs. AinHorn Western .h-Tlo prisoner
Is now on his trial uIon tho charge Of being third
mate Of ii ship "Nghtngtle," at time she 4.
alleged IT, have l., en- engaged IN the slave trade
Inc PRISONER N very r. specially connected in this
ety. 4 ON which place he embarked In the tr ,fir
i1f engaging IN which he Is now upon trial for his
life.
The case il still before the Court, and James Will
Hams, one Of the yrtw Of the Sghtu gale was up1u
t' stand un M'nlty. lilo tcHttld that the pri aiurr
was one # tie mates, and that he WAS su'h nj the
time the negroes were shipped. They were ,kcn
'n l"Hrd in the Congo River. The particulars Of the
voyage were also detailed at length.
United states District Attorneys Once.
arrest for EnJc=.l meat-Wm. Ostrander.
late Quartermnst,r Of the I9th Regiment, was ON
sunday arrested for alleged einbezhlcmcnt 1t il
charged that shortly before the Dull Run affair the
prisoner present Il rrpuiHitinn signed bv tbp C,l
mel tCtm,runl, for 1000 Jackets and % uyercn,ts
and that 81 tanning thCm they were slowed away in
q private wnrehous" Ia Washington until a few d1ys
since Mr. 0,trandor recently resigned lis ,stion,
garments AMI forwarding them Esre, ns nil,,,J
They were IT, Pp,i however, aud tic prisoner h !,
been arrested Il'u the charge Of embelzlcmrnt
Should the charge be proven, the p'nnty Is a fine
four times the amount II the value Of the property
nurloinCd' and . public whipping, not exceeding
thry-une llshra.
Supreme Cont.
IheSJ, 'riituL,St Rdps Case in n Nr, Enr.
Sa,,,i - vo,-,u 40 ~, -,
W. "0''" 70 -','so' n HuNe'-l'e
is'H OF thls case were stated IN the SuN at greet
length, the testimony being given almost In tho az
act language of tie with tste some two years ago,
1t which time the defendant was tried bcC,rc u lc
Justice Qua nbush On a charge of rai,r am nj Nm
uips wife
Aher long examination the defendant was dis.
charged, the Court holding that the charge male
against him had not been SUSTAINED by the evil
dence
twill be rcnrinl crNd that the nartIes loar,Iel with
a Mr. Thorn, AT n, IS Robinson STRAIT a., III ,i,,
vbcr, ,,gliritunl rirrlrs,, were frrnuertI ar,,ii
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Under this heading we have in type n very
Interesting narrative Of camp scenes at SPRING
Geld, Mo, on the occasion Of the receipt OF tho
order Of dismissal of FREMONT at that place,
but which is crowded out today by press oil
other matter. As previously intmaied, an eX-
element existed there, some real, but more
manufactured for the occasion, which at once
subsidized on the day following FREMONT's de-
pArture. Tho narrative in question will ap-
pear tomorrow.
How Jim Lane would have Defeated Price.
The venerable DIR. Elliott, Editor of the ST..
Louis Christian Adrocdte in recent editorial
by no means complimentary to General j. IL.
LANE, of Kansas, asserts that LANE telegraphed
to PKkMoST how to head of PGIcE before
he reached Lexington, and afterwards when
PRIcE got there, LANE asked permission to at
tack him. Both applications were declined, but
If either had been granted, MULILGAs would
have boon saved, and PRICE would not now DO
at the head Of an army Of 40, GOV men.
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Our Force. n, the Mouth of tho III.

Our Forces nj the Mouth Of the 1Iis-i.-ippi
On our first page will be found an cvcclcn
map Of the vicinafc Of New Orleans, AMI of the
different mouths of the Mississippi, whore onr
strongest Gulf fleet is now concentrated, and
where our forces have male permanent
lodgment. Chandclcur Islands, on the principal
one Of which the Federal forces are now
cntrcnchcd, viii he observed quito at the mouth
of the river. Nearly at the head Of ). W. Pass
which will bc noted rs the principal western en-
10 to the Mississippi, occurred lIollins
victory" in which the noted
bomhasiic ~. .sESts4er months of prcpari-
steam ram Manassas, a,Itfne.-,- Of our vessels
ton, ran her iron PROV into ont = b. .battcr;nr
and then ran home to get it fixed, tl,'ao>p-ron,
part of the affair having been upon tho vs.
side. Stirring events will shortly tako Illc, nj
Now Orleans, and our readers will do we'll to
familiaIize themselves with tho vicinity, bN
reference 10 the sketch given.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-16

BOARD OF CouNclIMEN.-Th,rc wa' not
quorum in attendance last evening, AMI the
Board was declared adjourned until Thur lay.