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RARNUa'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Dsv and
AND orsEa CvRIosiIIss ''
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THR FREMONT QUESTION IN Missouri
The st. Louis Democrat of November &
publishes long memorial from citizen,
Of Missouri to President Lincoln, in de-
fence Of Gen. Fremont and in behalf of his
retention at the head Of the army in Missouri.
The Democrat says of this memorial that sit is
fair and impartial review Of the difficulties OF
the Western department." which we are willing
to concede; but as Gen. Fremont has been re.
moved, the argument, pro and con, may be
dropped.
Upon one point, however, we cannot refrain
from word or two of remonstrance. Speaking
of Fremont's emancipation proclamation, ouI
st. Louis contemporary says-"The graphic al
fusion made Cn the memorial) to that proca.
nation embodies the sentiments of nineteenth.
OF our people, the large mass of whom beIiey,
mat IN no other way can secession Do
destroyed than by striking at the roo
oil The eyili' that is, the emancipation a
the slaves Of the rebels. To this ",
may answer that one ounce of fact is worth 9
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 5s5 Broadwar--soSc,
DANCES, RuELrsouEs 2c.-MAGlc LAUREL
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GAIETIEs CONCERT ROOM, GIG Broadway-DR.v,so
Rook EsTEkIAlNMksIs BALlErs. PANToMisKs FARcEs 40
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BowEng THEATRE, Bowery.-srrcxxrr's YAr.osA
ClRcUS
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OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SITS.
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H0oLEYs MINSTREiS, stuyvesant In stitute, No 659
observation-disclosures SONGS DANCES &C.
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BRYANrs' NINsTRELs. Mechanics Hall, t72 Broa,
way.-IHAw ROAST bsEr.
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MELODEoS CONCERT HALL. No $50 Broadway
Sos Gs, DANCES, BuRiEseUEs, &c.-EsNERALpA
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Mcdonnell p COMPANY T., second n. J. M
Melville Hugh, Company X, First Rhode Island
Mason John, Company L, second New York.
Marshall -, Company \, seventy ninth New York.
Morris John, Color sergeant, Second New York
Mixter -, Sergeant Company i, fiftl Massachusetts
McCarty NJ. Company H, second New York
Mccarthy A., Company !, Fire Iouaves
NeSmecney Barnet. Company 4, Fifth Mas achusetts
No Sc Henry L. second New Hampshire
Me6urc james, Company I, Fire lcuavcs.
Murray w CcmrA,y c, Fire zouave4.
Mc,ook - Captain, First Ohio
Morrison. David. Captain Company c, seventy ninth Ny
Manson, WIN. Captain Company a. seventy ninth NY.
McN1nee - Company b, Fourteenth New York
Mansfield . Company b, Fourteenth New YORK
MeCaty -. Company i, Fourteenth New York.
Morrow - Company r. Fourteenth New York.
McManus - Company b, Fourteenth New York.
Murray - COMPANY &, Fire XcusyCs.
Murphy JAS H. Sergeant Chelsea Company, First Mas.
Morse I'd. T. Company *, Second Rhode Island
Mullen y. X. T.. Company X second Rhode Island.
Manch Bernard. Company r, tnst Michigan
Mccormick T.. Company f. second y. Y. = N.
Murphy j.. Company H. Second \. y. S.M
Mcbride John, Coln,any l. Thirty eighth y Y "
Mo''ullum -. Company 6. Second y Y. s. n.
Mcfarland John. Company 4, second \. Y. :. NJ.
Maxwell Wm.. Compare A. Second n v 81
Mccarthy Michso,. Company Second y. Y SN
Morrow Andrew Company e, Second X. Y. :. VI.
Mckinley Georg' Company r. First Minnesota.
Nckune -, Captain Ccmpany g, Ffst Nnnescps
Miller Asa, Company & First Minnesota.
Mosburger Jefro'd, Company II Fist Minnesota.
Moore -, Sergean, Company First Minnesota.
Morii.n -, Company X, Fnsi Minnesota.
McNaiy Joseph Company G, First Minnesota.
Mel arcn VIVA. Company A, Seventy Din,h n Y. = "
NcRie Al Robert Company A, Seventy ninth n. Y. & "
ael william nds caaany sssss,s n mn, y
Mel cary John Company 6, Seventy ninth \. y. S. H.
Nsecham Thomas Chelsea Company First Mass.
Nckerson - Company F. Seventy yst New York.
Nugent John, Captain Sixty ninth New York
Mott harvey, Second New Hampshire
Nicholson John G, Company X, secont Rhode Island.
eDa John, Company II, nny.eGh,bN
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TKE CASUALTIES AT BULL RUN.
the KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING.

NE annexed st of killed wounded ans missing OF The
bate battle at Bull Run has been carefully compiled and
presents the number and Of those dead wounded
and taken captive Owing the returns Of the various
COlonoIs coming in slow, shall not be enabled 10
present complete statement.
The alphabetically arranged thereby saving
tbe reader considerable trouble in looking for
Tho total foo.s up fourteen hundred and eighty eiS
Of which two hundred and eighty killed, seven hun
dred and twenty nine wounded, and four hundred and
seventy seven missing.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

THE PRIZE VESSEL SALLY MAGEE.
July 27-On motion Of Mr.. Woodford, Assistant Cned
States District Attorney the order for the sale of nc
cargo Of coffee seized board the Sally Aagec 'st
amended by striking out the name OF Moses Webhns
inserting William Scott
THE PRIZE VESSEL MANsIEIT0.
On motion o counsel for claimants 1t was orderedna'
all the balance Of the proceeds OF this vessel De pa
Messrs kinS as claimants; and all the proceeds oht
cargo S2 800 left to meet the claim for freight and es
be raid to Samson 4 Pinker, the claimants.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A s AN INDICTMENT no CASH PAYMENTS, CYL
customers presented with tleir choice from dci
nc thousand volumes OF and popular books, pubkeo
at from 81 to So pr volume. Learn particulars a'zs
Great Jones street F. LUTHER, 81,
N, Dentist formerly Of Broadwa
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sinralin alDert u company " First Rhode ,slana;
shythcr James Company ~ seventy ninth new HosK
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NEW YORK; HERALD, SUNDAY JULY %, 1861
.rciger JOHN Al, IIqn.enant CoIonel Firo zouaves.

f, Creger John A.. Lieutenant Colonel Fro Zouaves.
comedy -, A.sihiNnt Surgeon, secondN 5. NJ
=, Cousins Thomas W., Second Wisconsin
| Carpenter D. d., Twenty-AeventhN Y
! Cllcry Peter, Sixty-ninth N Y. NJ.
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Cohen VIM H. Company q, Seventy irst N Y. s. NJ
Cobb lohu G, Company n, Seventy first NJ Y. s. NJ
cole Edwin, Company =, Seventy first N. Y. S.N.
CaDwell John, Fourth Maine.
Chase G. H., Second New Jersey
Chri, John r., Firnt Rhode Island
Church VIM. g. NJ, Second Rhode Island
Carrin c. Second Wisconsin
Craig prestiy oldham Second L. s Artillery
Cook Patrick, Fire 2ouaves
Campbell John, Company II, Fire Zouayes
CrosIey Thomas, Second Wisconsin.
tnnnnghan -, Company A, First Michigan.
Conhitock Simeon, Company d. First r. l.
Chaplin II. W., Second Connecticut
Collins William, Seventy ninth N. ISM
Carver Edward, Second Maine.
Connolly Joseph, Seventy-nnth N. Y.sM
Cnrrins William, Seventy ninth ~ YSN.
Cooker G. w., First Minnesota.
Crosby Thomas, Second Wisconsin.
Charles Albert, Fire Zouaves.
Cnrrnn Timothy, First Massachusetts,.
Conking John, Twenty fifth N. Y. N.
Curtiss {, H. f. ;, Company 3, First RI.
Coupe William, Company J., First r. l.
CGsswel Allen, Company +, First r. ].
Cook Henry G., Lieutenant Second RI
tahe Michael NJ Company r, Second RI
Carpenter Thomas on, Corporal Company G. Second R.
Courtdey John, Company X, Second r. l.
Crigan, Company G, Second N. Y. s. NJ
Carrier, Company G, Second N. Y SM
Chambers William, Company II, Thirty eighth N. Wv.
Cooper Charles Corporal Company l. Thirty eighth N.Y
Gofity James b., Company +, Thrty-eighth N. Wv
Coward Jonathan, Company 4, Thirty-cighth N. Wv.
Coyle Patrick, Company r. Thirty eighth N. Wv.
Canaan Isaac, Company !, Thirty eighth n. Wv
Cheyalier Inward, Company, Thirty eighth N. Wv.
Coburn nes A., Corirny X, N. Wv.
Cornelius " s., First Michigan.
Carpenter George, Company b, First RI
Close Edwin, Company ], Thirty eighth N. Wv.
Cisco George, Company +, Thirty eighth N. Wv.
Capron -, Sergeant Company r, First Minnesota.
Croney -, Company u, First Minnesota.
Combe Charles, Company G, First Minnesota.
Cross r. A., Company A, Seventy ninth N. Y. S. NJ.
Corrin wm., Company D. Seventy ninth N. Y IN.
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U o,is John, Company j, Fire Zouaves
Uitara John, Company G, Fire Zouaves
Okeefes John, Corporal Sixty ninth ~ Y.s.M
OSonnor John, Twenty fifth ~ YSN
Onfns .oiin, Company &, Thirty eighth N. Wv.
W o,Mi, martin Company r, Thirty eighth NJ Wv
oNeil Thos., First Michigan.
prescott -, Company y, Fourteenth ". Y. s. H.
Philips d. Lieutenant Company X. o7th " w
Preston j. H., First Connecticut
Parsons Joshua, Company H, First Massachusetts.
Preston J.. NJ, Second Wisconsin.
Perry j. H., Jr., Company 4, Fourteenth N. Y. 8. n
POsstic Alfred, Company g, Fourteenth ". Y.sN.
Perrin D.. Company f. First Rhode Island.
Packard W. H., Company q, First Rhode Island.
Penno A. b. Company Il, First Rhode Island
Pollard james, Company G, First Rhode island
Perkins n. d., Company G. First Rhode Island
Picket Arthur T., Company l, Thirty eighth ~ Y Y.
Persons j. o., First Michigan.
Putnam -, Captain Company ID, First Minnesota
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oDa John, Company il, nry.eilh,b n. Wv.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
Recruiting Notice:

1T is proposed by the friends of Capt Sam
L. Head, to raise IA company for him in
this and adjoining parishes. An who are
desirous of uniting their fortunes with him
for their Commander, will report themselves
at the Confederation in the city of Shreve-
port where their names will be received and
particulars o. the service given.
Recruiting officers will soon he established
by the undersigned at other eligible points
in the adjoining districts, timely notice of
Uniforms will be furnished; those who
first report themselves WILL of course, be
the first supplied.
+ III. A. DREW.
octStf TOM. Il. BEALE
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

IMPORTANT FROM MExICo-The
Fort Brown Flag OF the 5th contains
the following:
Thenews from Mexico is alarming.
1t is now an admitted fact that the
Mexican Congress has granted per-
misssion to- the Lincoln government
to march a hostile force through Mex
'eo to attack the exposed western
frontier of the Southern Confedera-
cy. 1t is admitted that the consul
tation of four governors, which was
lateiy held at Guanaiuato, had no OBJ
!sct IN view friendly to the South, for
Doblado and Escandon fully under
stand the necessarily aggressive char
acter Of the Southern Confederacy.
And it is also admitted that Don Ju-
an Nepomuceno.C Cortina is, publicly
cnlistiug MeSicans in the towns of
Guerrero, Camargo and Mier for the
purpose of making another foray in
to the now defenceless counties, be-
tween Cameron and Webb
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

s3Y The man would have been ac-
counted crazy who would have said,
one year ago, that New Orleans
would be at this time market of pur-
chase for Virginia et'
within the last two weeks, there have
been seven or eight largo dealers here
from Richmond, buying supplies for
their houses anb establishing trade
relations with the. merchants of this
city,
The articles purchased Were sugar,
molasses, salt hardware, saddlery' and
IN fact nearly everything that comes
under the head of general merchant
disc. One dealer bought one thous-
and saddles. They brought with
them gold and Confederate notes and
paid the cash down for what they
purchased.
This shows what sort of market
this city will be when the war is over
and commerce revives. Here are mel,
coming here in midsummer, from a
point twelve hundre miles distant to
buy articles. wich, under other cir
cunstances, they would have brought
iii New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tinore.-N O. Crescent.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
Explanatory.

By one Of those accidents which
will sometimes occur in newspaper
establishments, an article got into
the editorial column of the Picayune
this merning which was neither war
ranted by our knowledge nor in ac-
cordance with 9th ourwish5s and
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

President Davis, we are informed.
was in his Office yesterday for thefrst
time since his recent attack of illness.
Vice President Stephens. joying un-
usual health.-Richmond Dispatch,
24M
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
Confederation Restaurant.
(Formeriy Gaiety.)

T. (Formeriy Gaiety3
- AdjoiningMe Conteleratie"
Cofee Housc. Shreccpors, La.
NHIS we'll Luown and popular es.
i tablishme..t has been removed Us
above, and is open for the acconsnse~
dation Of the public. There will Ls
found the best Of game. fish, oysters
and everything that the Shrevepor,
and New Orleans markets Afford
Meals furnished at all hours day o,
night. Families aud parties will
nave their orders promptly attended
%. no37v1y
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
Restaurant.

u NHE undersigned woald respect
L fullyinform the citizens of Shreve-
port and vicinity, that he has opened
n RES Ia ER4N7' on Texas street,
near Market. where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from o'clock, A. NJ until
IL, =. NJ, with warm or cold meals
Ero Boarders by the month OF
week, IA liberal deduction will be emade.
v1n54-Sm J. A. JEHLE.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

GoOd Advice.-The Charleston
Courier, Of the l4th, has the follow
ing:
Planters, farmers and resident along
the oothern sea coast should be pre-
pared on short notice to remove all va
!uable property liable to destruction
that can be removed, and all non
cembatants, to place of safety in the
interior, Our enemies are now seek
ing vengeance not victory, and they
will do anything to make a show Of
vengeance.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
Branch Of the Citizens Bank,

SHREvEPoRT, 23d Sept, 1861. !
H1S BANK will, hereafter. pay
Il and receive at it's counter, ut par,
the Treasury Notes of the Confede-
rate States, and the Notes of the other
Banks of New Orleans.
Ownerssof paper deposited in this
Bank tor collection, unless willing to
be governed by this regulation, are
requested to Withdraw the same.
ULCER LAUVE,
s24-tf Cashier
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

opinions. 1t refers to the reputed
seizeure by Gov. Moore of the pork in
the hands of dealers, held, as is sta
ted. by 'speculators' at enormous
prices"
The Governor has not, so far as
we learn, decided on any such move
ment, and we have never entetained
the wish that he should do so. It
would be astretch of power we should
be very unwilling to see attempted,
and a wrong we should be very sor-
ry to see perpetrated against any
men, pursuing their lawful vocations.
Neither do we concur at all in the
imputations against the class Of pork
dealers, as extortionists, and we GER
tainly repudiate most absolutely the
idea that they are wanting in patriot
ism. On the contrary, we have rea-
son to know that they have contrib
vted. and are contributing, as large
ly and as literally as any class of
men, and can be relied upon with nn-
limited confidence as among the most
determined defenders of Southern
Independence.
The admission of such an article
is the more annoying to us. because
we do not sharle in the opinion SO in
discreminately, and almost univer-
sally expressed of late, against all
rise of price in articles of prime ne
cessity. as simply extortions, and
altogether mischievous. It is to be
lamented as necessity, but it flows
from such natural laws as cannot be
resisted, and has, undoubtedly, some
compensation, which ought not to be
overlooked, in the utterance Of con-
sure on all who profit by such an in
crease of prices as does not flow from
mere cupidity and combination.
1t is very certain that there are
few articles which dealers can afford
to render at the same price as in time
of uninterrupted supply, and it is
Just as clear that a rise in price con-
sequent OH scarcity, is to a large de-
gree valuable corrective upon con-
sumption, and to that extent pub
lie advantage. No one can fail to
perceive that if the articles which are
scarce could be sold now at the same
prices, as when they Were abundant,
the supply would be exhausted in a
very brief time, and instsed OF search
ty there would be famine.
The subject is capable of numer-
Gus illustrations, and subject to very
rigorous laws. We have, however,
said enough to Indicate the grounds
Of our dissent from the doctrines
mistakenly enunciated from us, and
to express our regret at having been
made unconsciously the means of
placinga very respectable class OF
true men in a false position.
German Liberai,ty.-Some weeks
ago We noticed the fact that the Ger
man Relief Committee had paid over
to the Volunteer Aid Association
$500, which they had collected tor the
cause. Yesterday we heard that they
will, in few days, pay over to the
Committee on Free Market $500 more,
which has been contributed by Ger
mans in the city. This is truly no
Il 49, i !
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for mus
ter, at Headquarters, 36 Natchez
street. Reference +. & b. Jacobs.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

We are authorized to announce l.
X. CRISP, the present incumbent, as
Il candidate for reslectionto to the Office
Of ASSESSOR, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

The Walled Lake.-The wonder
full Walled Lake is situated in the
central part of Wright county. Iowa.
The shape Of the lake is oval. 1t is
about two milas in length. and one
mile wide in the widest part. COM
prising an area Of about two thousand
miles in length, and is built or COM
posed Of stones varying in size from
boulders Of two stones varying in
down to small pebble. and inter-
mixed with earth. The top of the
wall is uniform in height. above the
water in all parts, which makes its
height to vary on the land side ac-
cording to the unevenness of the
country, from two twelve feet in
height.
In the highest part the wall meas
ures from ten to twelve feet thick at
the base, and four to six at the top,
inclining each way-outward and in
ward. There is no outlet, but the
lake frequently rises and flows over
the top of the wall. The lake at the
deepest part is about ten feet in depth.
and abounds with large and fine fish.
such as pike, pickerel, bass, perch.
etc. The water is as clear as crys-
tai, and there is no bubbhng to indi-
cate amp large springs or feeders.
Wild fowls Of all kinds are plenty
upon it's bosom. At the north end
are two small groves of about ten
acres each, no other timber being
near. 1t has the appearance of be-
ing walled up by human hands, and
looks like huge fortress, yet there
are no rocks in that vicinity for miles
around. There are no visible signs
of the lake being the result of vol
canic actions, the bed being perfect
ly smooth and the border of regular
form. The lake is about seventeen
miles from Boone river on the west,
eight miles from Iowa, on the east,
and about one hundred and twenty
miles from Cedar Rapids. 1t is one
of the greatest wonders Of the East,
and has been already visited by
hundreds of curiosityseckers.
Reliet.Jor tie Plantcrs.-We have
already, says the Richmond Exam
iner, referred to the. straitened condi-
ton the planting interest Of the coun-
try is likely to be reduced to by the
pledging Of the most considerable
share of their crops to the govern
ment, on account of the tightness OF
the money market and the cutting of
of the usual advances of factors and
commission merchants. 1t appears
that, under the construction of the
loan and tax bill, the bonds to be ex.
changed for the proceeds of the plan.
ters' crop cannot be made available
until after the sale of crop. The
date of event is, Of course one of un
certainty within a considerable peri
cd Of time. In view of this embar
RAISING result and growing subject
Of complaint on the part of planters
We are pleased to learn that the gov
ernment has given to them all til,
re-assurances and pledges in its pow
er. Secretary Memminger has, W,
are informed, written a letter, assur
ing the planters that in case Of any
! ,,ro1 oyYrr,l Il .,1,,,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

We are authorized to. aaneunce the
name Of G.. 5. GROOM, for the office
of RECORDER. Election list Monday
in November. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

We are authorised to announce,
II. H. PITTS, as candidate for re-
election, for the office ct RECORDER
Election on th~ frs. Monday i'll Mo-
vember.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
LOST

ARIsH SCRIPE ( (Original) No. 1867,
drawn in favor of J. X. Ashmore. for the
sum of $50 ls, and bearing date June 1th
1861. The finder will please leave the
same with me at the Confederation Coffee
House.
oct3-Iw >. {. HEAD.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04
PRIVATE BOARDING.

Aa:k Travis street, near Baptist Church.
DEING located in retired and agree
able part of the town, affords unusual in
ducements to boarders, transient or perms-
nent, will find it a comfortable home. Fam
lilies or single gentlemen can obtain pleas
ant rooms, and day boarders will be accom-
modated sl2v2 Mrs. A. b. TAINTOR.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

We are authorized to announce
ISRAEL w.. PICkENS, as can,
didate for the office of Sheriff, at the
ensuing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

Weare authorized to announce Mr..
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON as can.
didate for the Office Of SHERIFF, at
the ensuing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

We are authorised to announce.
NJ Il. J. ALSTON, as candidate
for the office Of Sheriff, ut the ensu-
ing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

The editor is again confined to his
bed, and we being unable to engage
aprinter have to ill up with old ad-
vertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-04

We ale authorized to announce
Prof. w. II. n. MAGREDER. OF
Baton Rouge, as candidate for the
etiice of Superintendent OF Public
Education.