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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-07-12
FROM'VARTOUs POINTs.

LEAvENwoRTu, July G.-Gov. Jaekson's
Secretary calls the Missouri Legislature to-
meet at Sarcoxie, town seventy miles
from Fort Scott, to pass a secession ordi.
nance.
Montgomery has entered Missouri with
400 men.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-07-12
FROM wAsHTNGToNs


WASHINGTON. July 6.-News is Meagre.
The Republican caucus has decided to
push business through rapidly.
The war appropriations will be made at
once.
Wilson's bills to increase the army and
to ratify Linoolns acts are referred to a
Committee.
It's rumored that Crittenden and Wick.
life are preparing a compromise, but
there is no prospect of its even being re-
ceiyed for discussion.
Breckenridge is a member Of the Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations,
KILLING OF COL. BREux CONFIRMED.
RrcHMoND, July 6.-Passengers just
arrived confirm the killing of Lieut. Col.
Dreux at Newport News, on Thursday
last
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS
Passengers from Winchester to-day
deny the report brought here yester-
day by Ex-Gov Lowe, Of Maryland, and
other intelligent passengers, about the
battle with Johnston's and Patterson S
forces on Thursday, near Martinsbug.
Passengers arrived to-day agree that
Patterson is at Martinsburg, and Gen.
Johnston about six miles off
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Senator Mason, who left Gen. Johnson's
camp on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
says that there has been no fighting since
Col. Jackson's engagement on Monday or
Tuesday last.
It is understood here that John NJ.
Daniel, editor Of the Richmond Examiner
and ex-Mnister to Sardinia will in a few
days, take a position in Gen. Floyd's staff.
A splendid horse has been presented to
Mr.. Daniel.
Judge Meredith to-day, decided to hold
Hurlbut, the suspected spy, as a SUSPECT
Gus person.
Three prisoners have been brought from
Manassas to-day.
Judge Reagan and family arrived to-
day.
The body of Lieut.. Col. Dreux viii be
sent to New Orleans.
Nothing OF interest received by passen-
gers from Winchester, .Martinsburg, Man
asses and Yorktown. Old rumors have
Gzzled out and new batch is expected
aext week.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
LoxDoY, June ga confagration la,
taken place which has been the most dis
astrous for generations. The loss is esti
mated at over G3.000,000 sterling
The Sultan Of Turkey is dead.
The recognition Of the Kingdom o.
Italy by France is formally announced.
FROM VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, July ga telegraphio dis
patch to the Richmond Dispatch, dated
Raleigh, July 9Th, announces the death o.
Governor Ellis at Red Sulphur Springs
Virginia, on Sunday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
"Slnc- 49, - SCOT done Tor,
I-oader Visit Wa began Tor


Tnr patriotism Of very many men. a the
North who pretend 20 he for the Union, and
vet raise no voice or hand for its preserva-
ton. may well be doubted. Those especially
NO are so werk kneed in their love for the
Government Of their fathers. anil the time
honorrd constitution which they made. A. 70
sxmsafAise with rebels who are IN open arms
against il. nav well be supposed to be very
doubtful patriots. To AL such Nc Commend
the following stirring words Of the eloquent
Hour
What We now need y = patriotism which
VII, abide the ordeal OF hrc. a patriotism
Wish = parged from All -elhshness. from al
fear. which j. heroic anil exhaustleSs, which
,ous uiil every ihrob Of lie that. II repuls
III. ia " rally q stricken down u viii rise
again. aul thar under he pressure Of no CIR.
.unsta. .ce--deieAt sorrow or sEfcru,-
shall t.se national Hsg be abandoned. Nha'
Ne sscd : patriotism which rises tuiiy o. the
somorehens:on Of the actual ami awful rerils
l.. which Cur institutions are placed. and
which Il eager Go devote every power % body
anu mind md fortune 20 their deliveraIcc-.
tatrsoti.m which. oblitcrating al party lines
and entombing al parfy issucs. says %
the President of the United Static. Here
are our lives and our cstates use them free
l.. use them boldly. bat sc them suceec-
fully. FOR. looking on the rraye- Of our f-fh
sr. ami on the cradles Of ogr children. We
have sworn that though All .hine. else shall
perish, thi. country AMI Government saal
I've.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
Prom tn. sta, n a..
From the state Sentinel
Abstract OF the Remarks Of Governor
wright AZ his Reception on Satur-

From the Stsie Sentinel
Abstract OF the Remarks Of Governor
wright at his Reception on Satur
dny Last.
Co1nel DH.onf end F,har ei;,seas
Word. are iu.lc4uats % express tle emo
tions ii my hear The ciucumstance. sur
rounding me this hour. the kinduess a. - Z
welcome and he aailcnag manner ~ which
YOU have received iae tls DAY. should graf
~ the ambition Of any 81 lndisnas sons
Colonel Dumonf. | am not worthy The high
prai~c bcstowc = anon M Whatcver has
been accomplished by me ~ home OF abroad.
-~A<swe.le you. fellow citren-. and to tie iu
sn.,~s " slonons Institutions The
-~,snse,t,ao ~ = bos ; hoeever. sadleu
ei by the reflection thai - o
tue long faithful pubic servant
nan. Dough-. Mcguire. and th- devoicT~s~~
al Indiana. identhcd with al her varied In
tere.t.. Oliver II smith anl also your q a.
fal public Executives. the eloquent WaIiace
ADD " iiiari-iuring my absence have pass
al awsv. And an reminded ct ny 30
cations 90 the crcat Beng Who rules a. al
hv The fact that. hssin- bid a personal
knowledge ct vour formef eovcrnais-lef
nsnes. Hendricks. kas Noble bieger ami
whitcomb-l am The ori3 80 having seoei
roa anv considerable length 81 tme aoa
alive 70 viines. the sd roudtion IT our 81
Owed cosntry
II seems that Que Of the great crrnrs efthe
IRE .ent day Il a mistaken notion Of State
right The hrs, and highest obhgaiion ~
lie citizens !. o. ~ Maternal Government
l. = thi. ~h.ch gses him the namc-an
Amer.can citfcn-~ hich pro'ects him a.
hsns~ sni abroad We seer % torget tAai
oar Fathers gave up - the General cof-u
eminent certain gseat povers. among whch
are the right n snake t~Fesfic~. o. declare
var. AMI regulate cpmnerc-. &c and el-n
the Governor 81 Ns.olii. Jackson s.8m
"a that the State csn declare car aad form
alliances. is that no. treason. an usarqatan
Of the powers 81 The General c~osefameat.
And What ie~s = i Co. Governor Nagohn o.
az that his love Of State severe gnts srl
state pride would mske him g With ne -,
ale Of bis Stsles Much - ! love The people
oflnilana-ani you have done for ne more
p~sAas~. than for any Of your son. nov ~
'nr-vhenever YOU shall ses Al noughf tie
prneiples upon which our Government j.
bounded. deny the right Of Jnited States
sseev~ 70 Pass through he s,sis ard shsl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

We give space to day-crowding cat eli
toral natter-,o the Ene speech OF et 1oF
srnor wsseHr. delivered Pm the oeeasion u
his reception az indianapolis. on saturday
lat. twas corrected b- Gov Wnisnr aed
nav be deemed an authoritative expression
Of III views on tho questions Of the dAs-
VII our COSY friend Of the Journal re- Tub
l,sh il. Gov. walcHF was fully good Demo
cratic authority heretofore Deaf Journal
d. publish IL 700 woaid not publish judge
Hroms', Union speech. nov % 40, he HaugA
IN and refuse u tbs small request Let your
.Asds bound" readers know shat rex es
ernor has said.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

Tss Storm Of YESTERDAY afternoon pres
t.ated the telegraph wires IN our vicinity -
The force Of the wind Vas terrible for a ie~
moments. in portions 81 our eits. sui q The
storm - extensive ia range. mu-thase pro
auced great havoc over our country The lack
II ,he usual night teiegnphic rcpori. Is a.
r.y. auit- anno,ing-particalAriy 80 Ia =
tine Of excitement Ike the present
There ~ere many foolish AMI sro-n de~-
samor- OF an attack on Washington. engage
nsat. on the Potomac. &c. al u which we're
mere cansris. No credit should De given 20
.uch rumor~. They we're prevalent on ON
streets, on Yesterday morning. before t'
arrival Of the noon report There vas moth
ing IN them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

orK contemporary Of the J0-rnsl = - be
cause we keep .haTpins about JONI :"
D.s.~ Well We cannot help Ihs, ne "A
ther think We have been very eonplAisAni
and ,verisA kind towards the late JosS g.
De has got a record that might be Veut'a'ea
.ery frequently and extensively it the game
"a. worth the candle" tie : however. re-
oarkably well understood throughout thi-
district. and his doctrines arc reffo1tted p,
ne masses Ocr neighbor has a purpose 10
HI. persistent defense Of Mr. DAVIS. ~hen h
* no, attacked
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

TINS Ey9rsss sail talks about the Demo
cratic party beng dead-7Jonrnaf
Yes We debut We DO not single oat that
party. a. alone dead. A. your remark would
imoly. We hold that all the ea political
parties are defunct. and their iiiele-s carcass
60 y IN soon be burr ed.
There i also a certain hall hedged HeT
partv. which was attempted 10 be started. IN
this district. STYLED the Pace Party. which
!. also dead. God Almighty doomed this
poor. III begoiien aedslins in IL earliest IN
fancy IL died cf f,rftiqg did not live 70
..cut il eve teeth even. The Hereulean
efforts OF our late Congressional Reqfesen.
tative, abettel ny nauy other reno~ne4
.ynsafkissys. in our midst and throughout
sse district. ttd not avail to save the life OF
the miserable thing. It. episaph may veil
be that on the infant tombstone. IA Al ing
lish ehnrchyari. which ran paihsticall, a
follows.
'Slnc- ~ss o. soou done Tor,
I-oader ufst I Wa began Tor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
Tor Children.

e. vant souf delicate. sicilcy. pury chs..frn
ArAtl,, sffe's sri robusU-ihcn ave tl.u
N'lF'n >ifeis tAfng Cordial, ,Ess lie d~ir,ciica. -
etrh fcif'r.t IS 81 delicious g. tx.
'Nr Nri- spoeuilf. iakc. sv.fy nior-inu. "a. w.
r" rfehNff aEriu.t chill and fever. velre
".elt e1eisfa ~ ans rfailns disease
ma} ~ CD pai0 upon ,oa a bottlc Of Bitter a S.t-
,efafAia which they can buy chesf. by sa,lnr n l.
~ ti There arf even men EASE clocrh a.
sirai 9 Islt - tnF re'ue % Cub fhcir WIZ cee..-
Afof fnea Infamous r1RATES and their III
ta pounds Al Ter ~. J. A. kclcsr's
Nft'e a'Ning Coraisl and Flood Purifier. II.
n el-f- = is Ito only remedy dat ~ p-r.f.
va lie1 thoroughly. and 81 the same tnr
SikfNtlhtN and fNNl0CEATE Tie Who'll. arg.n,,
4tfon. 81 put gu in large hofics-Si pr h~,tie
90 six bottles r. g..
nR. J. u. M.ILAN- haLe rrnn-ar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
DIR. =. Il. HcIcauss yoI~a,.. o.,
l-stf4Efrur.


lHL bnsT kxIaaSAL Ix rar Norm 80 n.
og hIssr.
Thousands cf AGman heings lare been 49, ~
+" nt'i tpttase iro misery. ~ tic r.e aftlt. No.
rA-if i7-nfnt a. eiu r-llese PAIN almost ip~t,r-
eir-.ae, Qrrlfs ard heal IA.
ioNeetNohl ln anincredihy Short time 49, -
NVE~ANit oALidNiAkNI Wlu relieve. = -, -
v~teri 2 cases II Lhcamarsn. 6ouf. 90 ..rr.l.s.-
- rare -. 'enirac;~ Muscles. sum. -. o. Nj.
q ia- $50 80 lc-ioa- ~li cure >o-. ~.
h'H-arnf rf taracae. for Burns .~ Sralfs -.
- , a. in'aittie rcret.. Try e.. and vsa al
LanI- "N~As CO
FARMERS az ary one having shs.r.
90 save nioacy ~ using Nrf..e,. ~
1'm' itiinfnt Il - r tfeed, .na .~riarli.
c. tnAt- Nprains, thafes. >~ellnrs ---an...
r"'fef, -, Wounds. Scratches. ~ a.. s,t.y,.i
disease rs 4. and you vii be- convince
a. = A. ucEeau- sole Frarrie,or.
saint isuif ".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
pr. uoLeap's uni,.r.aiPiiis,

90 htEH COMPLAINT. sltifor sSEss. xkpAnn. &c.
There never has been a C~ATTIART1G med,c,p.
offered a. fhe ruulic. that hss given zach ent.-. So.
issiCton - Nciran's Universal Pll-.
Heing entirely vegetable. they arc r~rfe-i~ i,...
erAt ard csu te taken by TIE Most fetder infant. -
prnfnpt md powerful iu removing al Billions ..c,e
tont- ncta q impure, ieni matter from The stomach.
D. fact. they are Ne only ;alls that sbonid !. $3.50 !.
m fiarious Districts.
thrr profacf - gripping. Sickness or pain Il. m.
80 n-,h 'r "YNfl-, though veg active aul sesrci AZ
t. liver and kidrsys- Who WI >uaer frors h-~,s
ness. heflsfhe ard foul stomach. ~lrn IL -.
rcme4 can ie ~ottainc@i kesp them constant, !,
han'' Single dose taken n feason. MA. rr.,.rt
hoat., es-> and month. O.; sickness. a.. ~ ~ =
II Melon lniferfai Pills. Take 10 oler. D.irc
co-lri- t-fy are f~astrle,s- Price on. .. ,.... -.
'N '"' eA - srni y nal 10 sus part a. tie Z :
Conner 81 Third And I'm. -. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
DISSOLUTION.
ToNSoaiAL.
Mesicated Hair Wash,

DhoF GEORGE w. CANADA
taflne rehuei - shaving and Hair Drcssirs
na',n tVe'ning he lsro harie House. beg cav.
a. inform ne citizens ani roiiir generally. ~ n.
- ncv prepared "a uait uron customers n IA.
usaal satisfactory manner. Strict attention siv.n a
Asmpocning snd Softne lad3>s anf Htoe cui..
81 Cfo. ". CANADA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

I'kEr NurlCr ~ ? e nsnp.an "a pi.e~s
A f. fr htatt ~ reifs ana aoeounis fr esll~r
Nar TRY mrsi hr settled either ~ raymsrt ~
- = or- in ertsf - .tFs fnsf. Can sscr.
Gfo. g. ny.
49, : 49, ef~ NJ 81 oIfo Street
NOTICE Persons having bus
~ -. ~tb aueg a 60 ill snt Is. usa..
rxrss 81 Fsft~srs sers ofwsa A. 0r.-ed
s11of1-~t WOLF.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
Cc'tssou~ - Cor.
dial Tscr fakcnf

I'VE iIVjSANDS upon thou~
Il aris rho are daily usine McLesn's Si-rn.thf.-
ing Cordial. cefaiy tIsia u shsolufly m nal =
ts remedy fr removing snt fN~yIGoRATNg a
sn-ftersf arr ci~cased system. purifying -nf g
r.iing sac @iasl-rrstcrnE fhe sicf sna.rtr y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

We fud tho folio M IN the lndisaaioli.
Journal and commend il to The careful eon
.dcration % some II Our people
GrSrlr~rN ~ rnI JorRx.l-ln ynur
Just and mertei notice 81 the conduct OF car
German fellow cinzeas IN the present siru.
gle. ! was pleased % observe that Ia the con
clusion you did our Irish adopted citizens full
and ample justice Tor their courage. and
lo,aits g. tie flag Il the Union. But At the
same time permis me 70 say that there are
certain irshmen IN indiana who have grown
hf aud rich since they hed from the kngli-h
lash. Who are Illustrating their ingratiiude
and baseneS bY doing ali ia their power 70
break down lhc Irish regiment. and keep
men from Joining r. some OF these meu live
Zee j~cfersonviiic. some ia Madison. some IN
ferrc Haui-. -srnc Ia Fort Wayne. ~oTnc IN
ssrenes.ile and some clss~here Sow ~,
chief object IN writing thi. href Efl j. 20
warn ihese gentlemen that lbeg are l%aoira.
and ibA fliey Ter.f - their infsh4ons ard
Kstarils CONDUCT. they had better 90 une %
two an---eifiel leave the land that has
irotceicl md sheltered them. or insure their
traitor snl rope deserving nsrks
J RfAs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

lhies ga : ntaaeuf. itf E-ffanicd - give .sr-.e
u'r. II ~ill cure aus disease a tae ki1re~. W..-f
- Nsldei. Painting. Olsiructed Nen.pu..,,- -,
A-g q Ae Womb. hsrreuneSs. Of suy disea.e. ar..i,.
iran Caroric 90 Nervous f-hlifv. n Il. al i,s.u.eis
remedy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
Health and Strength.

Hia care liver SofnPiaini. Tyspcpsla. rsarrlrs.
lyrcniefs. Headache. depression 81 spirits frxu
Sft A.uc. inward lcvrr. Bad Breath. - 81, nt.o..-
~ tl- lfycr. Stomach ~ Howcz.
1tNtAfatN, de you ul.h 10 - healthy. ssss4s
sHl ii -crCusf
LAiat>. 81 10 wan Tie tioom of hesilh % r,o,-,,
g. Neur check oEainf-theu - a. once so 81
GciEAS'S STRENGTHENING COnm.r axn
oon FrKIF1EEf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-19
The war In the west-A New Fealure.

The dispatches from Springfield to the Missouri
Republican, which we publish in another column.
with that papers own heading, disclose a new and
important feature in the plans Of the enemy. 1t
amounts to DO less than the Withdrawal Uf the Fed
srsl forces from Western Missouri and sending them
down the Mississippi. That this is the policy of the
administration we have no doubt Whatever, and it
behooves the government as we'll as the whole peo>
pie of the valley to look well and earnestly to the
fact.
The descent of the Mississippi will be made by
probable force Of from seventy-1ve to one hundred
thousand troops. To meet this force, will require
all the resources that can be brought to bear against
it, and what is more, there is no time 10 be lost
The Federas at St Louis are building and have
well nigh completed six eight gun-bosts to be &C
cOmpanIed by one hundred and fifty barges as tras
ports. These demonstrations, together with the
fact that troops pouring iHto Cairo BY regiments
daily, are pregnant with significance and should
serve to arouse whole pesple to sense of their
danger. We adnenish them that they have work
in for them if they would defend their homes
their rights and their sacred homer. TO ARMS!
must be the watehword from this day henceforth
Every man in the country should be prepared for
the emsrgeRcy.-AsTphis Appeal, l6th.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-19
Tho InYRsIon OF the Nta,e.

BLUFFToN, Nov. l4-The enemy are now in pos
session of Pinckney Island which is the island upon
Broad River, next to Hilton Head, and separated
from it by Scull Greek. They have seized all allie
bodied negro men the plantations, and have car
rIed them aboard the feet. This has created quite
q panic among the other slaves, who are now ex-
ceedingly anxious to get away from Pinckney Is
land, but are prevented by force. The enemy have,
rs yet made no attempt to land upon the main
Yesterday our pickets posted at Buckingham were
fred upon by party of Yankees. who were a
accommodating expedition in ships launch Tie
firing was at long tsw, and without effect We
hsve yet been able to ascertain the strength of
the enemy force which Was disembsrked, but it is
represented by negro s to be quite large.
Do the Yankees mean to send the Pinckney Island
negroes to Cuba as apprentices thGrlsstoR Mer
caIyV, Not Is,
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On motion Of Mr.. LAWS, laid upon the table,
ayes %, noes &c.
By Mr.. LOWERY No. 6S-In regard to the alb
sence Of members. Lies over.
By Mr.. JONES No. g. Directory to the Comp
tro.ler. Lies over
sENETE BILLS ON FIRST READING,
No. $50 incorporate the Southwestern Express
Company Of Tennessee. Passed.
No, I5-To repeal the act TO abste suits OF aliens
Passed
Passed.
No. 48-Tp amend the act of 1906 chapter l, in
regard to Registers Of the Lgnd Offices. Passed.
SENATE BILL on SECOND BEADING. =
No $50 establish an Ordnance Bureau and
for other purposes.
On mott on Of Mr.. MARTIN, of Shelby, the Ho1se
resoved itself into committee Of the whole on the
bill Mr. Martin, Of Wilson, in the chair, and after
some time spent in its confederation ross reported
progress, and asked Lave to sit again at halt past
two o'clock, which was granted.
A RECESS.
On motion of Mr. RANDOLPH, the House took
recess until two o'clock.
ORDNANCE BUREAU.
The House. in committee of the whole, resumed
the consideration of Senate BILL No 49, to establish
an Ordnance Bureau and for other purposes. The
committee remained in session until late hopr dis
cuEsiDg and perfecting the bill, when it arose, re-
ported progress, AMI asked leave to cit again 81
half past nine O'Clock tomorrow morning, which
was granted.
And then
On motion of Mr.. MOSELY, the House adjourned
to nine O'Clock tomorrow morning
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-19
The ArriVaI at s4Vannah.

From the Augusta Chronicle and bentiEel, Nov 4.
We give the following letter, correberative of the
good news we published yesterday. As the arri
val is already widely known, there is no good OBJ
ject now to be attained BY refrainiDg from pnb-
lishiDg IT
SAVANNAH, Nov. l2, ls6I.-We arrived here safely
last night. Stopped sc the PulsskI-found every
thing quiet The excitement of the last few DAYS
had entirely worn off, and the good citizens of this
place have no fears Of an attack from the Great
Armada" at present. Several celebrities are stop
ping at the Pulaski; among them | notice Gen
Lee, Gov. Brown, Com. Tattnan, and several lesser
lights This morning, about O'Clock. kilograms
we're received announcing that steel clad steamer
had arrived outside the bar, with arms, ammuni.
ton, blankets &c, for the Government. Later in.
telligence confirmed the fact, and as the news
spread, groups collected about the discus
sing the lat the time) unlool ed for arrival TIE
most intense JOY seemed to be manifested by all
and. as the eminent Divine discretionary God
has blessed US in bringing us such needed articles
at this time" About half past two o'clock P n,
booming of cannon announced the arrival Of the
vessel. and instantly rush was made fer the
wharves.
The steamer came gradually and gracefully up
the stream and at 2 O'Clock anchored off the Elk
change Cheer after cheer went up from the graf.
fled people, and az Capt. E. G. Anderson (through
whose fundamentally she had been purchased and
brought here, stepped from the boat to the wharf
three times three and tiger" were given him
judge, ABOUT 600 tons burthen, and is neat trim
built propeller, evidently fast ssiler. She has two
II and tvs "A pound guns position, and was un
doubtedly prepared to run the blockade" Her
cargo consists of a large amount Of Enfeld Rifles,
cartridges, heavy ordnance, blankets, &c. She
sailed from GreenOck Scotland, and has been TWEEN
ty nine days on her passage.
The following extract from the Liverpool Times
probably gives as good an account Of her cargo as
can be obtained
"Ths steamer Fingal is announced to have clear
ep at that port recently for Madeira and the West
Coast of Africa with cargo of munitions of war
valued at s49 000 It isdcult to believe that IllS4
rites, 400 900 cartridges, 500 ssbres and Quantty
of wrought leather BELTS several of Shells four
pieces of artillery, and forth, are destined for
African trade guns are not usually rifed
and it is just possible that Greenook contem
porary has by slip of the pen, substituted Madei
"a and the West Coast of Africa, for the Southern
States of North America"
She saw nothing of the blockading fleet outside
and came in unmolested. understand the Pilot
first made Warsaw and concluded to try Port Roy
al but passing Tybee and seeing no signs of the
blockaders concluded to come up to the city.
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ANTICIPATED BATTLE At MANASSAS The city teemed
yesterday with excited and exciting rumors, that
General Mcclellan had actually commenced an ad-
towards the central pOsition Of forces at
Centreville and that battle, fraught with the des-
tiny of our young and resolute Confederation was
imminent. These rumors derived additional Vitali-
ty and expcitness from the passengers who reached
the city from Manassas by the Central train last
evening and though lacking every tangible evidence
of truthfulness asserted during the night with
an earnestness and popularity Of expression which
won for them very general crediblity. Our
forces occupy at CentFeFIlle naturally strong po
siton which has been so strengthened by science as
to be almost impregnsble to ordinary assault, and
for any extraordinary emergency we have an IN
bounded confidence in the patriotism Of the brave
men, who will resist the invader under the holy in
SEPARATION of "a just cause. Then let the shock
come. The sooner the better. With the God OF
battles we are content TO lesve the ISSUE That some
important movement is on foot was sbundsntly eviN
denced by the more than usual animation and activ-
ity observable in military circles yesteTday.-Rich
uOnd Enquirer, Hov Is.