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Exported fsE ii. siehmenn i,;sps,,n
FROM WARRINGTON.

WAsHtsaToS. Aux. I'll, II propoa,, On
"nrh MI me Wooos on the banks Of the P,tI-
mac, 70 prevent The constant disasters 70 the
feoe-als from concealed South rgafs
H,Ayy firing wGs head TODAY In Tho IA,
20 ton OF aqua Greek
Its statel mat Minister Faulkner w. ny
rested "a n hos tage tor NesSrs. Ely nlrCsray
md others. 40 complaints ars p.!s0,..
ers.
Quar- ter,nastsr Meggs has gone to E,y
York, 10 Investigate clio thipg contracts.
me contract Committee ara inakirg ns-
inniShtng disco Yarias.
Inc faHIce exchanged a 10 ~ harm Ieas ab,4s
mis- ioFTHIon a. Aqua Greek
resident Lincoln has issued q ptCciaustt,n
1eciarine al commarciu ipIe,,ourse Win tns
receoeh states unIHwtri. ffCoJe xoiug ~ -,
omiug from them, ~ thor by land or ,yatsf
"ithoui Secretary Cha - spcciat per,p,. Wi
o. forfeited and vessels or vehicles cor - wing
hs same :" - siso ne forfeited. and I'll pa-aons
Engaged viii b. arrested. and travel from
Norto 10 south ~ in terC &c ted From and nj.
tar fifteen days from the publication Of liza
Proclamation, ali vessels or ships, belonging
II whole or III part to citiEsns or inhubii H.
oi the seeedld States, found at sea, or III apy
OF the United States ports. will be forfeited
Books for subscriptions to the loan will ~
opened i'll all the cities and towns IN tho
United States.
a letter from Martipsburg reports that the
C9uf' de- are cavalry are constantly billing the
Federal pickets.
Ine CORES pendent Of the n. \ Tritun4,
S3yS tutt ulaHy Oi tHt ftSt~teFa 10 our F6tirus
regiments was in consequence of The mu'irv
ainops the three months volunteers WIZ Ia
fused to go 10 Tortugas.
The Her1{ds CORES poudeut sUys that num
5ertess tuciden's go to- show that IN. Uortehs-
rates ars on thu eve os attacking tne fsds, II
ire.
The B3itmore eeccsSioai-ts nave lacetyad
intelligence tina tue Confederate. arc gradu
Aiy "orhiag tEeIT way loW1rda W;.ahinA fnn
Gen. Scott ounbts thu. bGt Gen. AlCtHclilr,
EhO pr"tsHds 20 know G1u. Bsau.gHtd :
mode OF combination. anticipates an eltf
attack from some point on the Potomac.
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tenant In the person of Mr.. Mure, the Eng
lishman, arrested on suspicion of being rebel
bearer Of dispatches to Europe. Nothing has
leaked out as yet in relation TO the imporlan,
dispatches said to have been found in his
carpet bag.
Business in the produce markets Con Times
very brisk, under the stimulus Of tte fayora-
bic foreign advices Flour yesterday was
from 1oa20 cents higher, wheat IA cents, corn
1a2 cents.
Yesterday morning, 4 900 Enf!eld rG as, part
of the 20 coo purchased by this State, arrived
from Europe.
No fe ~er than three hundred and fifty ap.
p!.cants for aid from the TWEEN ty first Ward
RslIef Society were reported at the State ar
senal yesterday afternoon. The sum Of VI goo
were distribu ted among them.
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4 s,,puDs,f, Nuy.

ALEx.NrRtA, ally Ii --AlexandHr n ttp'v.
Prs, WAC was arrested on the srh NJ AUGps 3,
WnIle making his way outside ~ our lines &.
on The charge OF being spy, had hearing
to-day retur. the Provost u rsaat. al 80
which he was sent To Washington IL" VS.
formerly - clerk ~ the Census Hn-cau, N'tt
Wls discharged on tf| SIN n,st- GA n" : n
he wrote a letter 10 M Russell. t. whom hs
q wed board, stating that he Wa gong to Rich.
rnOEd. o. the neg day be was ALtealed.
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LATEST ME w =,
SPECIAL EXPIRES .

.,.o Rattle In Missouri 40 No re No'''
'"' ,craunts- suppression OF News,
paper, Affairs o" the ',"'" a'' var
rest Of a British ~"t0e' - :"
uo,cmcntS, SC. &C.
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New YORK. Az l3.-Th5 Grand Jur, OF
tGe Federal Circuit Cour5 have presented tho
JpuynuI IF Commerce the DriiV N@rE, tls
Dry B1oI. The F.etmG"'g J"1trn0i. aud tbs
B;uoGlvu T. gle, for ~ ,srassuig sympathy with
Ii 80 G1uistiaye tes
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Coal: COAL! eoaL:..
avn aoG delivering the bssl GLOVER HILL
CRATE, HAIL, AID SMITHS COS l., 81 market
rstes, Tss1s ~-Gxss. WN. q. GaAzksL.
va.ss asar fsivssbe.s oefat.
D. ~ xeeld aarlss AL lay eaasassgs 4ad t6s
pse:is se seed IL tear essstsN ssse, y lsaaysa
kap9ly. tfa ts-.s&s ". {, Is.
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kr.tII.ry F.f G-p Bake 4 hmm

Nsw loaz, Aug. l. The 81 Rhode Island
Artillery Corps A'rived here thl2 nprubI.
ard vii leave this eyenIrC tor 5siidy Bops
Msryiart They ara 10 use he b:t9yy nj tbs
lst artillery corps,
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The Pr,Ya.-eF Jtii'. Dayts.

NV YORK. Aug. II The jan DAVIS A..
rived at san juan, Porto Il co, o. July 2tth.
for pTuyi-ions
Martial law had beaa proclaimed ~ Be.
nFEUe,a.
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rK.os P.pKss RE Journal OF Com n1erce
says that the bay Boos'a list Of Peace pa.
pers, with It's own d,tt,ns, makes no less
than enc hundrei and htty-two furnais IN
the North opposed 20 the %ar. Ii Is all folly
for the RHpu oisan rapers - 'Isi.t shat this
IL act evidence NJ public opinion Taese mr.
mails have readers sud sabs' RIDERS thai al.
prove OF their sentiments. ma their number in
me aPxrs rate would make 4 lar ger srniy than
Liacoln will ever 81. io2e ther.--.Nste iora
Dag Boot
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BLUs sRoApc .oTu
BLUE BLAESETs.
3 ~ 80 90 49, -' ''' N MlTrELnosrER
NrOTfs E.-Io consequence Of th- t'toss vs.
u have c,uc aisd 10 have no agent 10 eoiiec' ~
'S''''' ~ >'"'''' u WV j. > wELcu SOW.
an Io--s,s Baltimore
risf OF RICHnnNu, 10 vi. At heiss
;nss Ter BE ss;a ehy, on Monday, the 81 n day Of
samls, !. Harrison.
Thomas Il glus, Richard 5 Eins. Jt /. Ispssr.
Pawh&tsn E'iis. il, sad Asrgaret 4
rhs object Of suit Is 10 recover s3,s,a at tie
defendant the sum of six Hundred ard Three
Dollars, win lsr.l intscee, thsrson frcn tbs
10Th DAY Of june, iss,:, lii paid. tadsyi. h.y.
ins besa made thst the asfeudant; Fowhatsa
INA he Is not % spssr IL -.
$40 CLERK; oIes wiih,a 3ss aG Is.s l.y as
ssry to pf0i eel his interests.
Copy-Tests ,o,,ro 49,,
Ii'U go, I 90. - slii Is
Tor rebui!dlaE the is-se 8RtDSE seross thiesa-
hominy swamp. 81 he read lssties ,rglf Coal
TIE f,dgs IS 10 De rebuilt sitsr ina ta9dss 81 the
preesat bridge; the timbers Tor The frame work
shakes. splits dcte CORES pondia9 IN Eize with
me :irihars IF the pr4ssal Bridge the p!aak f1r
,hs aoor "a he Of rcd OAK or n~~r pima two ashss
thick, ret less than s.x iaofs Thar pine in'h"e
wide; lerg,h o. Bridge. lie iest ~ u siae ne
pass end vita soikes rse iScsss ioas tbs abnt
meats 20 be we'll secured sad properly eiied ~
the coDisaetprs; the whole work - 90 sSeeats1
IN A wosktslsnltks manner, ard comp etsd pY ira
18TH of Novs.aset next. The Commissioners wilt
bs At tae f.idss oo saturday, tbs ztth Ansnat, -
A. ii, OF ray os handed In 10 si;hsr ., The ua-
dsrsighea psiaf = ta ga 5,m gr-- >cs....,
s i 4 S0 aoGIr9s. ." a. rS,.e o.
EDWARD sybNoR. Commissioners.
, w Jeoaa aso a. sns -
" 77-'tsw.w
pOHf 0i>E.-ss q. sGsAs, d soyd qa-ley.
aus Is '"'' " i. &c 2. p.vEyrogr
IVORY TABLE n YVES -"nhoas soik,,
l ana kalsss ~ae Foiks, in sets OF y pieces. fas
ea,en ola sksos y 49,,
SaGCks A.o piE-. 50 stocks sud p,es,
~ asserted .isee. IL - ie ssd fcI sale ey
auis Ne. ies Mans,
DKAIHEs, FLU0s AND asCrAaiNEs.
/ hece3 Was the iuos stns. PEG es ete-s ~ NAs.
kvts sslse,e Peaches. t'ems md sct.arincs ter
sac low es $500
NiLifAsN SAINTS. ufv, alsa a4as .....
lss asl sh.-.s, Brown I.'nsa .sAuts3 f"lafe1
~ is@ MN Nst ,Sssi s's l '4s MS
Sf,HIts ltRFkN .S's. T,vs 0slfsl, q
- Seii''s F@rrsas.as. irF sals nv 49,.
lyis Corasr Asia aaa sssh S.s
s,ARP AAs,Es. Ikt.s4S, ttA>, 80 Va
~ Azad, AaS fer gale caezp, Gan,P TAalssi CAssts,
...ss:.S Az. ss ~. NJ a.' .ss ;S
p4ggR's CHOCOLATE yu1us. AfsSs
ID aaes, ssza ssa csss ss.Fss. .fs SssMs
I'm cs,ssr Assa sasssksa
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WAsHrraros, Aug Ii.--Six f5deI ai- from
the Resoiute. in attempting 70 iGud at Ma
tina, roiut, we're fred on, and four ~ them.
killed
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Tee steam SAW mii aad lumber ward OF
Codtipgtcn Co, a. Bound Brook, n D..
were eesuoyed by ire on TIE IL h ius..pt-
Loss :s5 oe5 schooner lying IN the dock
sad swo or lhree dwelling houses were also
hurpsi
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Arre.s afa ssu.hern Mcrcnans ia N.w He.h

New YORK, Aug. II .--Thomas !. SeErtii. y
naive OF NJ" Orleans, was arrested OG tha
arrival of The Persia. lis Rad In hi posse.
sion 80 900 of the notes OF the BANK ot t. g
land, the proceeds of a iutn for The tunfrde.
rate States, and numberlesS letters aHd lGi
pprtant papers.
I'VE ara informed that the name OF the g9n.
tlemaa is Thomas =. Serriii H. WAS for
nerly connected with the house ut L"wls 81
Sterling, OF Philadelphia, and is. we think, u
native OF that city. IL has been ~ the cot
ton trade in New Orleans Tor the last h,o os
six years and is well known there a ~ Largo
cotton SEe uiator Ina J
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LATEST EhOAt MISSOURI.

ST. LoCIs. Aug. IA messenger from . II.
Sie reports him fifteen miles tG.s sid OF
RoIla. lie had not been noirs .eC.
New York Catholic Priest has heen taknn
TO IL posse 5.&tion by = party OF Butchrn.n,
who decAasac that he was a Secession Priest.
IL was confined IL jail.
L0rI5viLLs, aug - 1t Ia stated that Fro
inont'a loan tor j. Vuarter OF million OF dol
isrs was forced. DrpositorS nave heen Qui-
eLiy drawing their money from the Htnan.
Inc 81. Louis DeDocrGt, OF yesterday, eA-
presses Its assurance bLaJtIeG. Slsgs.' s troops,
.tTe safe. Another report says j.Iat he hts
only SIX huadred troops with htni ~ the other
portioa was cue on.
The following IS IN axtrsrt from letter
dated st. Louis, aug. lG n, ard from 4 per
tcCly reliable source
Fremont is certifying the envirous Az
information is suppressed. An employee pu
The railroad told II gentleman that ne heard
heavy Hrlng, or cs.EnoRadlGg ia the dIreCtton
OF koiia, On. De would say nothing more ,
neither would ns tell h " tar h. Ci.Ils on rbe
road, being sworn 10 communicate uothiog on
SuCn subscLS. There is scarcely doubt but
,h.tg Il ina is IN ten. Ii troee's puSsesS,uG. ~
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Nm, late Northern papers rex e'1eI I a. s'''
40 make pp the following summary 'I
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Kew fara CStIoN Market.
New Yosg, Aug ii.--S4leS OF cotton Ia dHV
l, 2GG 1ales al lSL cents fl,l nidditrgs.
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hon Isa'os. Aug lt.-An order vras iasued
Doll Ire .he Aojutant Generals ONCE ,o-dsy an.
On n.s iae ofncers Of the regular arm 49,
,aass'eflng duty ia the principal ci ties dis.
Uon~-ts oalcors OF be fnnd appropria ted hv
az 'ftoF collecting. drilling and organi:.
e.ah's are aadst tas ACT authorizipr shs
5rss 49,. = eevsp Tbs services Of ags haa.
"a. 1sss-sd a.ss Ell. TAa2 ire chs,Sss
"'S 80 Fs5@sa; u FL; ef.pt, clajins irs'
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THE BLocEAua.

WAsFrSaroy, AGg 15.--Besides the hundred
vessels chartered ia New York ana Philadel-
phla, ate large number have Dsen era =
plOyeu in Baltimore. The steamers Joseph
Whitney, Adelaide and George Peabody, and
five schnoners, having been converted into
war vessels, and having taken their arnna-
II ent Oh board, sailed frUCl BaitimCre yester-
day for the sunny South. Their Estimation
a. first is Fortress Monroe, where they will
meet another feet of twelve stea niers and
steam tugs, che latter con verted into gun
boats from New York. The officer who is
| to command this fses is now in This city, re-
celT alg his orders. He will take with him
whatever vessels may b. ready at the Navy
Yard here, enc Of which will De nus Il ~ ship.
Sgw Yosg POLITICS.
ALBAST, Aug. 1.-THE Eteckinridse state
Gen tgai Comrnittea met IL the ns.eyan House
IN this city to-day. Twelve members out of
sixteen were present. Resolutions were adopt
ed, declaring that The present war has been
brought about ny abolition aggressions upon
the rights OK the South. 1he Tesolu tons also
oppose coercion and attacks upon free speech
and advocate armistiCe between the row
con tending armies North and South and the
inn ediats convocatioa OF I conyen ton OF dell
egaLes from all the : ates which acknowledged
theneeiyes members OF the Talon in Noyem-
her, 1851, to- the end that Al. differences may
be peacefully adjusted, Oar land saved from
bloodshed and rrStooed to peace. concord and
union
The committee also resolved net to cal, \
-
friends to send delegates to the one alIei by
the other wing of the party.
UsIoS NETTING IN BANGOR, Me-
R.NaaR, August 1.-The Secession Tan
yentton OF the FrecEtnridge State Committee
wa not held here to day, as proposed, either
in & public or private manner. graud
Union pieetIng bFS, hoTevsr, hsen ia session
all day, attended by thousands from, the city
and the neghboring town. There have ais
been parades OF the Home Guards, with
music, a.. No disturbance occurred
hAssAcRusgrrs POLITICS.
Bosros, August Is TIE Democratic State
Conmitiee meS yesterday at W orcsstsr, and
agreed % call Conven ton 10 nominate State
officers, TO be hsld September losn, in Worcss-
ter
ooUxr MARITAL OF col. xILgs.
ALHxAsDRIA, Aug. l5.-The trial by court
nartisl OF Coloael Miias, charged with I'm.
oniser like conduct ca Ueatgsvil.s Heights,
On Tie aay Of ths BATHS OF i;aii taa, 10 still
prC< reasiss, The court bsins as;d il Aa Uisy
cunnasl Caa@bss The WITNESSES asi the part
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roo yards iIe
BLUE SROApC t.0TU
BLUE FLANN aud
BLUE BI.bEK ETR
yer sale st 225 9raa,, street.
"a I5-tgs NJ MlTTELDntFE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-14

Joint Resolution relation Printing the Permanent C0ns
tuition Of the Confederate States
Resolved By the General Assembly Of the State Of
TeHneSSee That ffty thousand copies Of the Perma-
nent Constitution Of the Confederate States and
che law psssed by this General Assembly for sub
hitting the same TO the voters Of the State he
printed by the Public Printers, in hand-bill FORM
for distribution among the people of Tennessee,
and that the Secretary of State send to each county
their pro rata share of the by mail or other
veDient mode, to the County Court Clerks fer dis
tribution.
Be It further yesoUsd, That it shall be made the
duty Of said clerks to distribute the same among
the people CT the various civil districts in their re-
spectlve counties w. C. WHITTH0RNE,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives..
B. L. STOVALL,
Speaker of the Senate.
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ARTICLE l.

ARTICLE /.
SECTION 1. Al legislative powers herein deiegae
ed shall be vested In Congress If the Confederate
States which shall consist or q Senate and House af
Representative.
SEC. 81. The House Of Representatives shall
Ee composed Of members chosen every second wear
by the people Of the several States and the electors
IN each State shall be citizens of the Confederate
stztsg, aad have tie qualifications requisite for
electors Of the most numerous branch Of the state
Legislature; bat no person Of foreign birth not ,
citizen Of lbs Confederate States shall be allowed
so vote FOR aay officer, civil political State or
Federal
>. No person shall he 8 Representative who shall
aaa have attained the age Of twenty-five years. and
0e citizen Of the Confederate States. and who
shall not, wien elected, be iuhabi'aut Of thal
STATE ia which he shall he chosen.
.. Representative sHd Direct Taxes shall lie aV-
gorlioUei among he several States, which may b
included within this Co1federscy, soccrding TO their
respective numbers which shall be determined bv
.li,uE 20 the whole m .hpr of free persons in
Guiding tho @ Uud 20 service fo- term Of Yeas
and excluding Indians not taxed, three ihs OF all
slaves. TIE actual enumeration shall be made
within three years after the first meeting Of the
Congress Of the Confederate States and Eirhil
tveCy Subsequent term Of ten years IN such man
nC- as they -hal, b. law. direct. The number Of
Eearssenaives shall not exceed one for every fifty
thousand. hl each State shall have at least, one
EaprJseu ative and until such enumeration shall
nc s3e the Stale Of South Carolina shall be enti-
led h choose six--the Safe of Georgia, ten-tcc
tate 0f Alabama, nine-the State Of Florida two
he State Of Mississippi seveu-the State Of Louis
ana, six, and the 5 ate of Texas, six.
i. When vacancies happen in the representation
any State, he Executive authority thereof shall
sue writs Of election to FL such vacancies.
3 The House Of Representatives shall choose
cir speaker and her officers and snail have the
ole power Of impeachment; except thai any judi
ial, or other Federal officer resident and acting
5lely within the limits Of sLy State, may be in
cached by vote Of two thirds Of both branches Of
ne Legislature thereof
SIC 81. The Senate Of the Confederate States
bail be composed OF two Senators from each State
tossn for sx years by the Legislature thereof, at
&c regular session next Immediately preceding the
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dCKOss MARK I
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from tDAch q
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rz,s,.. ~ uus gsE0iDS iSs'Sse -
yjeyaI Government u please direct the ssDe 70 sI
49, Pgss o. fu1ter cover enc'osinE ter cents ~ at
lace II the DIST place, it will require TIE pre- Pays n
the Confederate postage 70 reach NsshVe ana 5ses
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Saturday morning, Tor
enemy, tae Swain tax
passage. and the Oregon
TO Ship Island Pass.
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CONSTITUTION
OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,

We, the people Of the Confederate States. each
State acting in is sovereign and Independent char
aCter in order to form permanent federal Gov
erUueui, establish Justice, ensure domestic tran
guilty, and secure The blessings Of liberty to our
selves and cur Pos'erity-iuvoking the favor snd
guidance Of Almighty G2d-do ordaio and estab-
l'sh bis COu~ ution for the Confederate States of
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JosEPH EDWANDs,
IRBY MOSsAH,

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ARTICLE III.

SECTION IL The Judicial power of the Con-
federate States shall be vested in one Supreme
Court and in such Inferior Courts as the Congress
may from time to time ordan and establish. The
Judges, both Of the Supreme and Inferior Courts,
Shall hold their offices during good behavior, and
shall at stated times, receive for their services
compensation, which shall not be diminished dl-
ring their continuance in Office
SEC. FL. The Judicial power shall extend to all
cases arising under this Constitution, the laws of
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ARTICLE VII.

l. The ratification of the conventions of five
States shall be sufficient for the establishment of
this Constitution between the States so ratifying
the same.
,. When five States shall have ratified this Constu-
ton, IN the manner before specified, the Congress
under the Provisional Constitution shall prescribe
the time for holding the election of President and
Vice President; and for the meeting Of the Electo-
raj College, and for counting the votes, and inaug-
urating the President. They shall, also, prescribe
the time for holding the first election of members
of Congress under this Constitution, and the time
for assembling the same. Until the assembling of
such Congress, the Congress under the Provisional
Constitution shall continue to exercise the lcgisla-
tive powers granted them-not extending beyond
the time limited by the Constitution of the Provis
ional Government.
ADOPTED, unanimously, March II, 1861.
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