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REvoLr.-Seveuty- zone member of the New
York 18th Regiment were sent to jiiI in Wash
ington on the Sth inst for revolving. They
we're ordered to repair to he United States
arsenal, and there exchange their Eufield
rifles for the ordinary musket The mem
bers above stated refused 10 comply With the
order, when the Colonel Of the regiment,
finding the discCn tent becoming general Or
dered their arrest 1t ia said that this Gisci-
sline caused them to repent, ard they
were subsequently released. On the
aext day portion of the Garibaldi Re.
giment revoIted, and forced its way across the
bridge into Washington, where, after they had
halted, they were surrounded by United
States regulars, to whom they surrendered -
They were lodged in Jail. The unpopularity
of their Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel was
the supposed cause. About thirty of the same
regiment refused to accept Minnie guns in.
stead OF rifles, and were also lodged il: Jail.
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TO vOLUNTEERs.-I propose to
form velrateer Artillery Company,
nl good material. Tor the period required by law.
The best guns and equipments, uniforms ;. tent.
NC. 1nc'uaing all III ngs necessarv fer the NOS.
Persons wishing to join us. will apply early at
I ne g once OF HOWARD SANDS. fabovs TELEGRAPH
MH'rs , TWO doors below Exchange Bank; to JOEL
street: to CHAs; WALLACE. firm of VIVA Wal
zee Sons. Peal street, or to yoRx MryFoRD, a,
Coi. walter ID. Blsir's store, Main street.
~ lists JOHN HOWARD
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The french SquadrOu.

Bosros, July IA French steamer, with
an Admiral on board, has arrived at Halifax
where be will await the arrival Of six other
French steamers, when the fleet will sail for
the South.
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ENDsIIed fTOm congress.
WAsHIssros, July II Mr.. CLARK, OF Mis-
sOuIi, has been expelled from the House. in
consequent Of having served under the Mis-
souri, State law as D soldier.
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CHANCERY NOTICES

CJTY OF RICHMOND, TO- wit.--At Rules
v held in the tl.rk' = Ottcs Of the Cont Of Hast
ings for the said city. on Mondsy the LIST day Of
.awsen Nunnaliy .............."..Pln,)
Ieorgs W Jordan, John Q VIM aud In Dssr.
Robert =. Jordan. late partners nrdar
the frm OF Jordan, VIM 4 Go. pits
lsfendin ant the sum Of Four Hundred ana TIVE aty-
i've Dollars. with lsgsi interest thereon from the
having been made that the defendant, Robert
:. Jo'dp. Is not resident Of the State OF
ygns he y hereby to spssT In the
publication hereof and do what may be necessary
RTs.sss sn sls interest 10 eI aR5wass Clerk
" held in the CLERKS otacs OF the Court OF Huss-
,ngs for the said city. on Monday, the lst day OF
Peter J. Archer. .-...............Pla,)
rsSmss Es , ro saSsx fls
and 4. n. Nimmo,. .............Def's,J
Of s. % and DEE
ars and Ninetytive Cents, with legal interest
hs.eon from the 9TH Gay Of June, 1871. III paid
stats Of Virginia, no is hereby required TO sp-
liter due publication hereof, and do what may
os necessary to protect his interest.
,vA,,v.x c0py-T'S's 70 HOWARD q,
uTY OF klCHMOND, e wta,-At kules
- held In the Clerks oics Of the Court Of Hust-.
ngs for the said city, on Monday, the LIST day Of
July, 1861:
Peter J. Archer. ..................Pnf,l
against
rhomas Il. Ellis, Richards. Ellis Jr., n DEBT.
Powbatan Ellis, Jr., X. n. Nimmo,
and Margaret K Ellis. Dfts,
The object of this suit Is to recover against the
defendant tie sum Of seven Hundred and Fifty
chree Dollars, with legal interest thereon frsm
he ID day CT June, 1851, TIL paid Affidavit
having been made that the defendant, Pow
1atsn Ellis, Jr., Is not resident OF the state
Of Virginia, he Is hereby required appear In the
,aii Clerks Office within one month after due
publication hereof and do what may he DecessA.
~ to protect his Interest. A Copy-Teste:
Nv 2-1awAw RO HOWARp, Clk.
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SIcKNEss.-The measles are raging with vic
lence in the Government Hospital at W ash
ington. This fact is studiously kept que b,
he officials
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A Great Explicit.

WAsHIxGroS. July 1.-The two ladies vho
inveigled the Connecticut officer (CapJ. Good
win) to his capture, have been ARE ted and
held as prisoners, as guarantees of Good
wins return.
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The "JeT Davls'' Again.
Bosros, July u The frigate Vincennes 1.
out in search Of the priyateer JET Davis
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TRoors IN SOUTHWEST MIssorRi-A letter
70 the St Louis State Journal from indie
pendence, Mo, dated the 1st instant, gives
The following interesting report of the
strength and positions OF the hellgeren,s in
Southwest Missouri at that time. The pla.
ces named as the encamrments of the State
troops are in the neghborhood Of the town of
Carthage, where 1t Is reported the engage
ment so disastrous to the Feaeralists took
place
Yesterday two gentlemen well known here,
arrived from 4en Rains camp, from whom
gather the folio wing.
The State troops under Rains, numbering
5000 men, are encamped at Bats Mills, in
Vernon county, IL miles from Paninsville.-
The men are in good spirits and health
Within 20 miles are 2 500 more State troops
Men were gathering cons family in to the camp,
and vigorous and healthy military training
we're adopted by the officers At the end of
this week from IL 600 to II Geo Southern and
State troops will be in car3p. we'll armed aid
provisioned.
The Federal forces, 5 500 strong, were camp
ed at Austin, in Bates county, arming and
swearing in Union men, that being the fnll
"bent of their MISSION las they give il out,)
and will return very soon TO Kansas City -
They think a forward movement unnecessary
Uniy forty two miles separate them from the
'.rebeis,' and the latter can be found without
trouble. Ny informant speaks very encour-
1g'rgy of the farming prospects in the coun-
ties they have visited Wheat in all this part
OF the State is excellent and abundant.
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CAMP PAoK. near Williamsburg,

.IUIy ID, I5uI. !
IICrrah we have met the enemy, and, as
usual, have licked them. lust as had closed
my letter, and was about 10 mail 1t, the fol-
lowing information cHme to hand, and with
,nt the shadow of II doubt you may rely upon
It rs beiog perfectly correct.
90 yesterday, at IL A NJ, Maj. Hood, com.
handing several detachments of cavalry, met
the enemy about the same spot where tie gal
lAat and lamentei Dreux fell on Friday las ,
IND gave their hides the most gen tAel tanning
hat donkey skins have received for 4 long
iIne. Our gallant boys killed four, wounded
me, and took eleven prisoners among when
were two officers, first and second lieu tenant
| have just seen the sword taken from the
FIRST lieutenant 10y that indomitable and gal
,ant 'i.tle Captain, JEFF. Phillips, of the Old
Dominion Dragons" The enemy were all
foreigners, and cried for quarters in the most
approved sweet German accent" How many
more were wounded we do not know. As
usual, "nC body hurt" on our siSe. "OATs.''
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Eis Atts ntion, 2nd ~" Company.
me resrniAng once OF ms company Is now
officer constantly in attendance. These dc sir nj
to bin volunteer mpAly 10 go At once into
v.ct, will come forward ana enrol tt ear n.lnes.
iy ia-6th
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fspEeiAt coRnEeroSDRxcx or rHs p,saAres1
CAxr PAaE, near williamsburg.

July IL, 1861.
TodoInstice is, under all vi Gums tances, only
light and proper. I for one, by God's help, Will
'ry and not forget thu golden rule. Ismy COM
munication Of the sth inst 1 stated. ON the
authority Of n confederate officer, that de
sschment of the Nottoway Cavalry We're en-.
ragged in the skirmish which resulted In me
ieath Of our gallant Dreux. In ifetice to inc
Ncstoway Troop and TO It's gallant captain,
'ohn 4. Jones, fwhose card appears In yoar
psper Of yesterday beg to say that my Ia
tormapt WAS mistaken In confonnding the
Nottoway Cavalry with another company
There is glory enough for us all to win yet iE
he hattls we are waging against common
md hateful foe.
Let me remark at this time, that 1t Is BE-
,sming unite fashionable In the circles Of
,ouue persons not informed on the true ISSUE
n saw that our brethren from the other Sta tes
nave come on 10 fight Virginia's battles.
The blood of Douglas can avenge i.self."--
Virginia has proud honor of being the great
nsttie field OF which the great problem OF
southern rights and equality Is 20 BE- solved;
md come the battle when 1t may, or
how, her plane, like that Of Henry Of Ma
ware, shall tower proudly in the strife. She
nay have entered. as some think, slowly into
The contest, but her soil and her chivalrv.
rom location and from sentiment, will be
first in the fray. OATa
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NGTiIHE ear
ny J. J. Msers. Aacsioneer,
NORFOLK. VA

COTTON AT AUCTION
" J. J. nOURR. ArcTroxRRR.
We will sell at Puolic sartioa. ct Chan her
ans wha #, "a TUESDAY the AL ftat. a. Il
clock L BALES COTTON. for the benefit cf
whom II may c,neern
k9 Terrs.- ASH. j. J. MOORE Il CO..
" 1S-st Aue.fNueeya
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ing navigation In the Mississippi Sound. The
wood boats, the coal and plank schcouers.
will come out from their seclusion--trmae viii
he resumed among the landsmen Of tlj6 coast,
and what IL more desirable still, steamers will
fall into line ON the coast, whether 9sdde.'s
boats return CT not And thus the whole
coast population are Frightened mp at the dis
appearance Of danger from Ship Island.
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CLOTHING. 40


REEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS re-
n specially ask those whose accounts ars nov
Tue. TO cal aad settle them. VS. viii sent them
far as our limited force will Pc init, and hope
when they are presented our friends will pruMpt-
y pay them.
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
iy IL lis and lis Main 81, sekrs
~ iGlrAkiX CLU1HiaI.
90 pairs Heavy Cottouads PANTS.
100 pairs Black Cashmere PANTS, suitable for
Artillery companies.
80 pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER b co.,
te Is Corner Main md 18th mr. Pearl ats
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HEADQUARTERS, VIRGINIA MILITlA,(
kicHMoSD, July Is, 1sGl.
" ATTENTION, COMPANY No. D.
You ars hereby required to meet at BOsHEK't
HALL. corner Of Main AID Eth streets, on WED
hEsDAY, the l7tl inst, at n'c'ock a. NJ, for
d:ili and election of Captain and l-t Lieutenant
his o der is imperative, and in &c ofdancs With
the Governors Proclamation
This Company will assemble with sreh arms a.
thty have or can procure.
he bounds of the Company are az Gllo~s
FROM eat side o. ieth street To east side of l2b
street, and fiom Broad street to James river
SAMPSON JONES JR
jy l6--2tA Lieut CommendinQ
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Funeral Notice.-The funeral OF Lieut.. K. H.
MCUph NELL, ION Of Edward and Elizabeth Me-
Connell will take piece from st. James Church
at |! o ock, this morning, the 10Th
Tbs friends az a.qua nta nces Of the family are
invited to attend without flrther notite
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WANTED TO CAPifALJ SIS wanted n
w partne " tn capital CT u few tb ussn DO
AR 10 ba Invested in the preparation OF Satire re-
tcr the Government. The advertise owns itch
nitrous caves in this State loca ed In a ia adorable
poeitloa Tor working AMI for transportation He
has the assurance of the Government uf contracts
or the supply % this necessary mat sriaI. auoI,
mond. iv Is-ais
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METROPOLITAN SAVbN a
A BANK the nssubsrs vi the Ns,rapoif-
tan 6avtnge 0a1k Sre req u3sfed to meet ! thsty
oece THfE EvKNlN6. 81 half past o 'elacx.
" isi-lts "a. CHEERkY. sse'y.
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"ANIED -FU9NISHED Room 4 .srfIe
w man w'.hes FURNISHED ROOM, withou.
ALso-A ON, with BOARD, for a friend, in
a private family Tnexcepti, nal r.fareaces
given Answer mus. Sive the low at terms cd
De addressed to "V - Dispatch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01
average from Cork habor 10 days fully 80 hours af-
ference. ,,~
Average from Liverpool, - days, hou1k
Average from Cork haTbor, IL days.
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS BY EACH LINE OF
s STEAMERS. 49,

me ollowing table shows at The number OF pas
senrs hough TO and carried from this country by each
..a 20 .,oar,ers during mast year
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During the past eight years the number OF lives lost
and persons injured by steamboat accidents not including
Total in eight years. =. .242

The Death Record on the Lakes for 1860.
lake navigation opened on the 5th OF March 1890 and
closed on the 18th OF December The aggregate Of loss Of
lie IS fearfuly hrge. IL Is larger than that OF pre-
vous three seasons Five hundred and sixty persons
Their death between the 23i OF March and The 25th of
November period " eight months by water steam and
cold, and the casualties incident 70 working sail vess
In this calculation the loss Of the Lady Egn is put arOo
souls.
Seventy eight lives, chiefly II not entirely those OF
seafang men iced 10 the demon OF the waters
and TO the frost and snow IN the terrific gale That swept
the lakes on the Esd and oath days Of November.
Jweniy sTmspi % nearly as many dGerelt vessee
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H1OntnE IN IsbH.--

The following additional table shows the total OF the
above during each month, compared with those in the
corresponding months In 1850
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while the performance Of their duty swept over
board during the season and drowned.
Thirty i've persons met their deaths by being scaded
ny violent concussions or by being drowned, conse
quence Of exposons Of boilers Six entire crews were
lost, not one being left TO tell the tale.
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nres the United States where each instance the loss
estimated at Ices than twenty thousand dollars and
the aggregate would be increased probably twenty-five
millions in 1850 and 10 about the amount In $780,
The following figures show the losses by fires where
the damage has been put down at twenty thousand dol
lars and upwards and the estimated total loss by all fires
in the United States for the past seven years.
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LIVES LOST BY FIRES DURING 1880.

The liable annexed exhibits the number Of lives which
have been lost each month during the year just closed
In the Unite States, in buildings which destroyed
by fire. compared with the number of unfortunates by
similar catastrophes during 1867
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a. A total eclipse Of the sun, but only partial in the
United States, December 81 The rises ecpsed and
the scuration will be visible in all the States east Of the
Mississippi river and in those States adjacent TO II the
west except Iowa. II ends at Washington at Oh. Som.
In Texas Arkansas Missouri Illinois and Wisconsin the
eclipse ends Just at SUNRISE and Of Maine begins
al sunrise. Sire in the Atlantic States about dgits
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS DBRNG THE YEAR 1850.

The following table shows the number Of railroad &C
dents which have occurred in the United States during
the year Just closed which attended with loss Of
life and injury to persons together with the number Of
killed and wounded, compared with the number of like
accidents in 1861
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS DURING 1850.

The suhoned table shows the number OF persons killed
and wounded by steamboat accidents the inland
waters Of the United States during the past year.
pared with the number Of killed and wounded by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

The above figures do not include individual accidents
caused by the careesness Of travellers themselves or
deaths or injuries resulting from the reckless conduct OF
persons crossing standing upon railroad tracks where
trains are in motion.
The following additional table shows the number OF
Cdents and the number of persons killed and injured by
accidents railroad trains during the last eight years.
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LOSSES BY FIRES DURING 1850.

The following is record Of all the fres together with
the value Of the property destroyed by EACH which have
occurred in the United States during the past year where
the loss has been estimated equal to and upwards Of
twenty thousand dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

Arrivals 1T this Port for 1850 from F0-
reign Ports.
To the genemany and obhging boarding officer at tho
United States Revenue Barge office, at WhitehaD-Mr
John C. Roach-we again indebted for the following
accurate statement Of arrivals from foreign ports for the
year ending December 81, 1850 together with the
Der of paseepRers both from California and otherWise
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The above table does not include the victims of the
terrible accident at lawrence Mass which occurred
the 10th Of January.
During the past years the number Of lives lost in
burning buildings in the United States is exhibited in the
following table,
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