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tbsa s.izsd them short BY ne middle ssd naad,
| 4 fnsh Into his chest end face, whish knocksd
hun over on his back. I got my knees on his
chsst, aud tried 10 smash his heed With the
tongs. Thy were too long. and he got them
In both his hands fraly. struggled hsrd for
strovR e I, and could not do Il. looked
sround for something slss 10 hit him with, and
close TO my right hssd saw . isrge black bot
us which caught IN my right hand, ard,
shaking the tcpgs With my len, 10 keep HIN
oeeupsd l hit hun full With all my forcs, on
pisosa That made him like quivcr I'll over,
bat still he did not let no %. toBgs, go
caught hold OF . mstsl vass and DASHED II At |
he bad With all my might, but Missed him. |
Thn, Ml saw thse was tothtpg else At hand,
set to work dspHatsly to GIT the m .'tery Of
During all this he vas on his bach close under
the window nearest The door. Ahsr long
struggle got the tonga As thsy cams Into
my hands Lost ny balances and fell back, hut
was up again Ia an instant, and BY that time he
was rlsins into sitting position, which gave
ard cav, Il him with all my might and N ain. I
| rpest.d it three or four tines. He had his |
heaa under the table TO sseaps my blovs, and
| than hit him over the back Of the neck; aud,
In order 10 disable his baudl I hit him hard
over the wrists. I than thought he was
tumtNhhy uhhbeo, ehu uteH 70 Bet QUIZ uut
tue door VI the NON WA locked. l then
went through ths iodiag doors Of the front
room end tried that cay, but that
door vas l'eksd too. Ia comiug back through
the folding doo's I met HIM again face 10 face,
vAlkpg tosards me. l took . step back 10 /
order 20 get full swipg aud hit him on the
bead sgsn With the tongs He fall forward
on bis fac through the foding doors as II he
was dad purh,d hts ioot through the dcors
and shut then, snd ihres up the ~i:dov. I
saw two man In the yard, and called to them
got on the window ALL. Thcy told .ms not
TO git oat Of the window, as they would come
and open the door. At first l was inclined 20 |
bsiisvs 'hsm, but | thought that men who |
would listen 20 pistol shota and TO such fght
a. had bean going on and take no n,tice Of IT. |
might be In lsaRus with the murderer, so l
did not like 10 t,ust them. As heard them
coming up into the house looked for q way
Of eecspipg trom the window. l first tried 10
could not do 1 so hung on TO the window
ELL with my hands, got my feat on tie win.
dow frame below, and took my measure Tor .
spring into two bAtkota In The yard b,los. i
sprarg into thsm clsmbaed over the wall 10
the mkt )use got through the pasags optn-
I'd th, door, ard went into the street. I raw
policeman, and called him TO tiks charge Of
a man who had been numbering me. What l
cid was only TO Irs,rvs my own life, for l
tnsw unless I could conquer him ! was dead
MAJ. | did not know Whistler hs had more
pistols or not, bat know my only hope was
cosqusrirg him at all i,ks.
Tbs coronsr's jury returned vsrsict OF JUS
tihsbls homicide. and that Major MuRRAY
slew the deceased 70 savs his own life. The
verdict was copcurred with by the ooronsr,
and received with cheers by the court.
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TIM money msrkst was again rising strong
y On Rsturdsy-ths conferences Of the Treas
ury and The Banks 80. -,s-inN fsvorsbly, and
no doubt remaining OF frsS circulation to
the mall Treasury nohs through the Banks,
and TIE supply Of needed funds In direct
mkunsr.
We have slrs,dy ~ ed to the objection Of
the hard money hnaneisrs 10 the relaxation
OF the vub.trsssury policy, allowing the loan
20 remain temporarily On deposit In solvent
Bsnh.. Secretary CHASE 10 himssf walt
known - hard. monsy Democrat, and has
vsry happily adapted his plans 10 obviste this
objection. Whatever . Bank msy subscribe
"a IN. los.. Toe Secretary viii give voucher
therefor, .lmpiy as an acknowledgment Of that
trsnsaetior, 81 far ~ II goss. The amount
gin not be drawn until wanted, but, wh,n
drswp, the B,nk will rscsivs notes or csrtia-
eates thsrsfor, dating back from the time Of tie
su6scrir4on. OF course all subscriptions can
Be-, aud naturally Will be made In this way,
throug Cd the Banks, for the advantage Of inter-
e., thus Afforded.
A, the private gathering Of tho house Of Mr..
CISCO, the plans Of Mr.. CHASE were very IA
vorsbly received. Hssnbmittsd q statement
fsis,ivs 70 the dsbt Of the United States,
which removes . good deal OF misapprshsn-
sicn In respect 20 lis inersss, up TO this tine.
He stated that tie total public debt up TO tbs
9Th Of August, including all isuss Of notss,
OF Whatever class, outstanding. was SILL
coo eco, which Is much less than has been
,ubpoasd
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Fort Kearnsy Aug. 1.-THE Pony Express
passed here at P. M yesterday, with the
following news for the agent Of the Associated
Press;
San Francisco, Ju,y 81 -losuraucss on
treasury shipments are 4 per cent, on account
Of privateers, otwithstandiDg which, treas
urs viii 90 forward freely in tonorow's steam
ef.
A fire at Da Porter, Nscona Co., on the 27tb,
destroyed The entire business portion OF tue
town loss GIGS 0C0.
At Columbia. en- the 9th; the thestrs and Q
number Of buildings in the same neighborhood
were burned. Loss eN 900.
There has been two fires at San Francisco
the largest ne on Davis sttsst between ClaJ
and Commsrc'a al strests, destroyed Q numbs
of wooden buildings. Loss Si0 600 to Ola. O0e
Ths ovsrlI nd Telegraph has bean extended 2
miles father eastward. Ths end ~ tbs wiz,
u now 1926 miles east Of Carson Vallsy. an
progressing at the rate Il % miles PEE weak.
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81 Louis Aug. 1eh Capt. DKsNIsoS Of
K sn,as notofisty, arrived hare today, en- route
Tor Wa,hipgton, 70 arrange with the War De
par. mant for mus ering his sen into the
United States ssrvics. He has $40 we'll mus
tered d. clplIn,d n on on tue wsstsru border.
Nothing new from Springfield
Gan. FRBMerr has ords. cd the number of
artillery companies Of this state 10 Be increased
10 81.
Spyingfeld Aug. 8.-Mueh alarm hss b On
created bsrs in eonssq uerce VI reports that the
r,bsls were AAnking The city on the South wstt
and East. Tbs stores were closed, aud the
citzsrs gathered together all vAluaSlts that
were EARLY transported.
The directors OF the branch Bank OF the
Btats Bank Of Missouri hero, placed about
$3.50. 900, nearly all In rpscie, In charge Of
Gen. Lyon for safe keeping.
Franklin, No., Aug. I0.-Advicss from
Springfield are 10 Thursday morning.
No battle as 80, has been fought, but one Is
hourly expected. Five hundred cavalry were
ready 10 move on Thursday morning. and the
Home Guards were la motion. The rebsli
were srcsmpedO on Wilson Crs.k, Is miles from
Springfield.
On fhursday evening q slight skIrmish tcok
plscs between s,ns patrolling partieS, 4 milea
out on the Mt. Vernon road, In whioh four OIL
the rebels were killed.
Pdlosi, No., Aug. 10.-A srty Of ITO rebels
made cash into this town yesterday. Tsey
were dIed on BY IA Home Guards, and CON
psllsd 20 retire with . los, Of tWok lid ~
several wounded. One Of the Home GuA'd
as mortally wounded.
II is reported that there are 1.100 rsbsls In
camp about 80 miles below here.
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day BY Mrs. ConooRAs. IRON her hssband,
the Colorol Of The 69th Regiment now hsld .
Prisooor by the rebels At Riehmcnd,


day BY Mrs. ConoonAs, From her hssbsnd,
the Celorol Of the 69th Regiment, now hsld .
Prisooor by the rebels At Riehmcnd,
RIcHMosD, Va, July 20. 1861.
psAs VIE. wrots q letter 20 Captain
hIhKER q few days since, acquaintisg HIN Of
my being In close confinement hare ALEC Capt.
MoIyoR and Lisut. CorroLLY, with about
B7 other officers and 600 nom commissioned
officers and privstss from various iegi nsnts,
among whom are S,rRssnts MURPHY and Dos.
oHun and 90 pivatss Of my regiment. They
6rst two days after my arrest, but is.l quite
well at present. I am deeply afflicted AZ the
LOGS Of Acting Li.ut. Col. HAeERrr. who
was among the frst who fill On the bat tlsfeld,
also several Of my brave soldiers. IL "a, how
ever, consclipg that they ATTENDED their rsli-
gious duties before that day. l had many
bair- breath sscsp but God 10 His infinite
mercy has bean plsssed 70 prsarvs me.
3 I,smy uneasy TO know the fate Of many
officsrs and members whom had not ssen
In line Immediately sftsr the battle, among |
whom ere CAPITA THOMAS FRAHCIs MRAoHER
and CAvAsAoH and Acting Adj atsnt Qats |
Cap'aip) yoHr II. NuoEsr. Ny regiment |
on the road 60 Csnirsville who're l hated 20 |
r.st and await orders for future action, know |
ing that our artillery would need pro,scttn |
In returning. Two regiments that had net |
BEEN 10 linS aod were returning 10 disorder
hung On my flank ard whom the cavalry we're |
seen sdyat chg tossrd US. th'ss rsS'men's |
broke prs1ipitAtely through my huss, tarow. |
irg US into disorder, and cautsd a general
hi3ht.
I oismountsd and tros ssd rail fspcs, over
which they had gone, and got tho color b,srcr
70 halt, and csllse In the msn 20 rally arouAd
the flag, bus Just at this momsnt disc rse
Ct carbines nom the pursuiug cavalry aud our
own MtLl cry dfo wned my voice. aud destroyed
ali my .fIts TO mnst'r the men. had only
nine mon who h,ad mo and halted and
those with the two ofioIs ard myself, were
INN tdistoly surfounoed. and taken 10 Man.
tssas that pight. We left thers the following
morning, and arrived here Tuesday night.
M,utepahts BAoLRY and GAyNos, with two
C,lUnsls, enc Lisutenant Colon l, and othsr
thieers and privs'ts Of vArious rsgi msnts,
arrived here this ironing. Some Of our
wounded have also been brought here, but
have rot yet Learned tbe'r nsmss. Give nv
10 70 TO our aunt, WILLIAM, Capt. RtK IN and
alt ffiaLds. Your sifscupats husband,
MIClIAEL CORCOKAN.
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supposed
Grr,bsIdi ConinE.

GKNxzAL GAnBALDI,tho Liberstor Of Italy,
has made a tender Of his ssrvicss TO our gov.
eminent In its present emergency, through
tie American Consul at Gstos, which has
bs,n promptly accepted by Secretary SE.
WARD. The rank Of Major General Is to be
conferred on cur second and noblsr LAFAr-
xrrx. This news Will send q thrill Of Joy
through avery patriotic heart, and inspire rs
with new hops for the success Of that Gauss
which has enlisted the sympsthiss and the
sword OF ths greatest living friend Of Abnty.
This event shows the light In which our
great contest Is regarded by the popular mind
Of Europs-ot which GARIBALDI is the true
est sntsrpretr. Kings may be against us
but tn, people are for US; and nov, as ever.
''ths voice Of the people Is the voiss Of God.
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Highly Interesting News.
TBREE TIMES CAPTURED.


F0rfrC9 konree, Avg. 10, ria BdlhEore, AuJ.
1.-The Quaker City this morning brought
up the prise schooner Geo. G.. Baker, OF Ca
weston, and her Confederate crew Of four m,n
IN trups. Inc sonoonr was csf.oNe ~ vps
o. Ms om my -, 2, ~ W. ya.s LII, uaI..d
e....s - ~, n,s,d IN. -. ns,,.d -.
s..S.,, ~, o.. u.,s.v.s H. ~. ~, 49,
go yo.l 30 -, snr, ~ "a, a.. -, on
ho.,d M.s,wh,,. tSs Yo,s w.s 80 NV ~.
If.;'.i a,.,.. n.aIo., Ir.,o,, -s,sS =. r. :.
.nd h,,r, do v.,.., 10, not nr,,l IN.
crew had b.sebsd h.r and ,seap.d. III.
Union then r,csptured thu B,Lsr. mad. vi.
.o." v. ~ ~, -, IA .s.,..J az. ,oS.x
TO the Quak.r City. This Uaitsd States priz.
crew are still In the hands Of the rebels, names
unh nown.
ror YEr BEARD FROM.
Tint. Cso.ry,s .xo,ditiop N IN. ..s,.ru
.ho,s 81 'vhs,nis no shssnt f,ur dsvs Ia,
~. -, s...d -, ~ ava -i,h a. e..
~. 60, - ar. a.. nroSIs;ons No an
~ -. .s. -, s.it,. y b;s .sf.tx
P''". "'''O' Nv ye' ~" y " u
FLAG Oh thUOH.
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Tb-ir p.ouIs so~pd.d th.,r approach With
trium rhsut dirpIaVs o. Anticipated victory.
Thsir 6en.rsir cams In ain est rszal stats. Thsir
rninIsterr. Senators, and women cams 70 wit
nsss ths inmolstion Of this army and the sub
jugstiOn Of our people, and 70 celebrate ths''
n \, Win tks profouud.st emotion Of graft
tuds 70 an ovsrruling q d. whose hand Is man Z.
lfsst In protecting our homes and your hber-
Ties, that We your Gsnsrals commanding, are
enabled, IN the name OF our vhols country, 10
thank you for that patriotic coursge, that
heroic Rsllsntry. that esvo'ed sarinS sxhib-
tied BY you In tbs setions Of the 18th and 2tst
Of July. BY which the host OF the enemy was
scattered, and q Lgnsl and glorious victory
vas achieved.
The two affairs Of the 18th and 21st ware
but the sustained AID continued efforts OF
your patriotism against the constantly rseurs
ring colors Of an enemy fally treble our nun
bsfs, and this effort Was crowned on the eve
nil 6 Of the 21st with victory % compl.ts
ard made to 6y In disorasily rout back 10
their inrsnehmsnts, . distance Of over thirty
miles.
Ihsy l.ft upon the field nearly every pisc. Of
thar artillery, large portion Of their srms
equipments, baggage, stores. &c aud almost
evfy one Of their wounded ADD dad. amount
irg, together With the ptisonsrs. 70 many
Thousands and thus the rorthsrn hosts were
driven by you from Virsinia-
odi.rs, We congratulate ycu on an svent
which ipeurss the liberty Of our country. We
congratulate svery ran OF you whose glorious
prtvilsg 70 II was 20 participate In thb trump h
Of eoursgs and Truth, TO heht 10 the battle Of
Manassas. You have created an epoch In The
history Of llserty, and unborn nation, VIII re.
devotion. looking always 10 the protection o.
tbs inst q d. and bef ro tins grows much old
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1Hu AuMusIou Of q color.d girl into the
Normal Department o. the High School in
Chicago has occssionsd q small t,mp-st In that
locality. and many white patents threaten TO
remove their children from tho iustit utlon In
consequence. Tbs eolorsd girl VIII probably
have TO leave, as according TO the laws Of ILL.,
noiA, negroes are Ineligible for teachsrs.
THIS GLADSTONE RAyosRs" Il tho name Of q
Home GuIrd organized lately In New 0rlsAns.
II 10 comp; sed entirely Of shoomaksrs. Ths
gentlemen" having all gone TO the warn, The
rebels have bean Obliged at Last to pat Arms
into the hands Of its heartily dsspissd ''grssy
mechanical"
A UNITED STATES EsonfzR ID Virginia
remarked that the work Of buidins the trsaenss
ct Fost Rupyon, by New jersey soldiers, won d
have cost the government more monsy, b d
they be, compell,d to employ laborsrs, th q
will to laid 70 the entire forcs from TIE above
state.
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Fre1 Lsuisvtlis
Excitement at Barboursvilie.

LOisri1e, NJ, Aug 1o.-Ho trains have
been allowed to ran eastward Of tho rsnnssses
l. suproe.d that the rolling stosk "a engaged
in transporting troops TO Union City, Tsnns,-
see.
The National Union newspaper Of Winchsst.
or, KY, yesterday Gays that they have bean
Informed that between 200 and 800 disunion
troops have come into ksniulky through Cam
berisrd Gap, ard are msrebtrg On BrbOurs.
wi q. With tbs supposed intbStion to tsize
so 100 pounds a ba on and rob the bank there.
II 10 feared that they iAtsad TO proceed
thspeo TO Richmond, Ky. The Usiooisa In
tho vicinity OF Barbsursville have sent % o vs.
lay, Jackson, Estsll, and other COUNTIES, whore
U,ion men ire rapidly gathering with rife
and shot gurs Ths extra says that the allows
Is reliable, but We have Ne means Of verifying
II hara
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~, object. Of the R.b slliou.

II any Of our readers 81 pposs that the leaders
Of the southern reb,llion are d,sirou, Of per-
petuatipg Republican system Of govern mont,
Lot thsm undec.ive themselves BY reading the
following article, taken from the Richmond
Wing Of July 20. We hsliciz, the most ex-
prsssivs PORTIONS
TIE RulIso RAck-Ws are too Close
and too much in6u,ncod by the great events
which are passing, to indulge much ia phuoso-
phiz 'ng. But the rout and desperation, a. the
grss, pitched battle rear Manassas, bring into
bold rsliet the great fact that the Yankees are
humbugs, and that The Whste people of The
sldpeholdng states are The true nidsters-the real
Tnltrs Of this continent.
Under the direction of the most vauut<d
military character Of the ags-not OF their own
creation. iboush-for they never produced 4
genius capable Of anything beyond srras sips
. hotel or working steam engn or direct
ing some base mechanical con,Tirance = they
expended mil Iona Of money and drilled ar
mica Of 800. 0c0, and sauippsd thsm In Style
unbeafd Of In the annals Of war. 1hsy met the
rude and poorly equipped roluntesrs o. The
soathsrn statss drawn from their psscsfal vocs-
tons 4 the frst time, 70 the theatre OF var;
and they are routsd and slain BY the thousand,
ard driven Ike chaG before high wind.
I've fact L. the Yankees are very little bat
ter than Chinese. Tbsy lay the ssms stress
on the liz gle OF their dollars that the Csl.stas
do on ths noise OF their gongs. Originally ed
dowsd with no single amiabls trait, thsy have
cultivated the arts Of money getting and
cbsat.ng, until gain has bect ms th,iI G ID, and
they imagine II 10 be omnipotrnt. With money
in thsir pockets, won from q generous and
chivalrous race and muititudlnOus as No'wsy
rats, they arc swollen with conceit. aud fAutisd
that they were 1T for empire. And yet they
do not poIs.ss ons genusmsny attribute moi
q single talent that quslIhed them for var.
OF the very a. st elements they are destitute
They don't even ktow how 10 ride horss-s
talent only to be acquired In you h and gentle
avoc ations. And as TO arms, ninety pino on
Of hundred never shot gun, and we have II
on very good authority that Old ScOrr lost al
patience In attempting TO teach them how u
Just reward for his trssson and his talent
misapplisd.
The break. down Of the Yankees, their utts
uuhtniss for empire forces dominion upon u
OF the South. We are compelled 10 take ~
Sc,ptre, and Il Is our duty 70 prepare ouTselres
tcieid u iOih dignity dnd effect. We must adap
ourselves TO our dsstiniss- We mutt slsvai
our raee, every man OF it-brssd thsm up Z
arms, TO commar TO empire. The art m 4
tary should constitute leading part OF ever
whits mans sdu'ation. The right Of potfn
should be a high p'i7L'gs 10 be enjoyed BY hos
onls tchs are porths 10 e1ercise u. IN a 4a1
tie phoJe iohite pepu'dt'On ofhe South no
BE brought iRto a high toned dristocrdcy, dul
impressed witch . sense Of its supstonty
Yatkss trichsry; and Of its own functions. an
its obligations 70 freedom and civilization.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-17
Prs.eo Nap .ieens vait V ma..s...

Prince NAPJLEoNs visit 10 Manassas has
provoked Q great deal OF comment. Ths Frenc b
minister aud Sec istsry OF Legation went With
him, under the pass OF Secretary SEwARD.
Thsy were gone forty dght hours, during which
time they examined ths battle fsld OF Ball
~ Manassas. They had an interview with
Gen. BkAURkoARD, who treated them with
Rrsat attso'iol
Althout h every member Of Primes EAroLE-
oz's lutte was forbidden to speak OF the incl
dents Of his visit to M.nassa', the PRICE him
self had an interview after be get back With
Gsa. MCCLELLAN, but with no other. The
colorsd ,olchmsn made public what is known
of the primo sly Wilt az Alexandra. Col.
FsABKLm furnished him with four United
States hossW- He dined ihSt day with the
Rebel Col. STEwAsT, At FAirfAx, VII, gave
BIN for q change Of horses four captured a.
Bull Run. Reaching n, nassas late tia, night
he was rscsiv.d BY Gen. JoHssroH Who sent TO
MApAsAs for Gen BSAUaKoARD, who arrived
early In tho morning.
Tia Prince was very much fAwned upon.
The coavsrsation between him and BKAuRE-
aABD was In French, the lattsr interpreting
remarks maSe BY other sfficsr. 0as reason
TO induce the Prince TO 60 on to Richmond
Wa, 'thAt our Congress u nov In session, and
We Wish You TO compare our Legislators with
those at Washington" At FAirfax, on his
return, Col SrAwART said TO him: Il hope
your country will not interfere In this contest.
With no outside Interference We can take care
Of ourselve.." The Prince did not commit
himself In his reilly.
The r,bsls profess To have 80. 900 troops at
Manassas aud boundl' IS rsinfTesments behind
srTbe Maryland resimsnt Ia sncampsd thrs'
Mills this side Of Fairfax, and thar picksts sx'
tend mile further. This regimen: Is very
shSbbily dressed woTss than those at Man
assas. A large numtsr are barefoot. Tn
.e,lorsd diver Of the Pdncs Il wall acquainted
with Gen. JoHNsTon, who crested him Kindly
He was given In charge q soldier, but a
loWsd 70 walk about at Piles sure. He va
asked no questions by officers, but quizzs
Numerically by soldiers sent to hiu for ths
purpose.
tiot here; what force thue was at th0Ibldss
and particularly II the northsrn psi " Ii
city Is we'll defended; If there are any troops
liver Spring, the Blair place. This d,iv'
was sin, for by the Pre- idsnt today, who SIM
iy Askod him questions about our lost Wagon
and sto:es.-7fiblne..