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fsfssx Couri Hasse, u foor aui i.sai q
fhc Rebels ~ tWruiv-trxea.
Ths nlfsry he&lquartfrs here afc in-
formad iaa Fire Logsxe was killed and
anosl.or uoaalra - Alexandra. Iaa
ntght.
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DR.. n. BUTTON, =
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Permanently heated al Hoosiek Falls, y. Y.
REFEREScEs
H K. McIAsE, NJ. D.. Hoosiek Fails
r. G. BRowSELL. No. Pownal,
GHxERAL PoKaER, s.. PoWRal
Il. II. HAga0RS. Union Hall, Saratoga Springs
Dr.. b. vii BE Al Woodwarih's Ho,si, Airing
ton, q Taesisy sad Wednesday q esch seek.
ill furfhe- ncssce 2u
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CHELsEA.-A splendid flag was raised
with due ceremonies on the 9TH, after
which patriotic meeting was held in the
Methodist Chapel. Addresses by Hon.
Burnham Martin and l.. G. Hinekley
Esq sentiments by the ladies, and res
ponse by Rev. Mr.. Roberts.
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Reception OF Mr.. Adams in England--
Brilliant exploit OF New York Cavalry
Company IL.


WAsHNGToN, June 2.
Our minister to England, Mr.. Adams,
arrived in London on the 18th of May,
In expectation Of his coming an arrange
ment had been made by Lord John Rus
sell, 10 receive him Oh Tuesday and for
his presentation 10 tine Queen on Thursday.
Lord John Russell was however out Of
town. caused by the death Of lis brother,
the Duke Of Bedford, and Mr.. Adams was
presented by Lord Palmerslon.
Everything attending the reception is
understood to have been marked by entire
cordially and friendship.
important dispatches from the State De-
partmcni here reached Mr.. Adams on the
10th, and he immediately arranged for an
early interview.
The attitude Of the British Government
il il believed, has not yet been decidedly as.
ccr.ained TO the satisfaction Of the Admin.
is,raiion at Washington.
From France or elsewhere there Is
nothing new.
An agent Of the American, direct from
the immediate vicinity OF Fairfax Couri
House. states tina, during last night word
came into the camp Of the 2slh New York
regiment, that the two dragons missing
from company Il. which made the sally On
Fairfax Court House on Saturday morn
ing. were captured by the rebel force ant
were to be hung this morning.
Company b. vas Immediately summon
ed from their quarters, and mounting, rode
up 10 the Court House. and having By
some means asceriained the precise loca
ton Of their imprisoned comrades, made
dash through The village and recovered ih'
two men whom they brought back IN ri
umph.
Five Confederate prisoners from ih'
Cogri Hcase have beer brought h'the'
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List of Patent Medicines for sale


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Rheumatic and Nerve Rem.
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DR.. Seth Arnolds Sugar Coated Pills
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Dr. Z. Wings Magic Ointment.
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Dr. Jaynes' Expectorant.
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i" Hair Tonic
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Bitters; Langley's Btters; n. II. Downs Vege-
table Elixir; Weeks Magic Compound; Dr. Will
cox's Pulmonary or Cough Balsam; Browns
Bronchial Troches Composition or DiaphoretiC
Powder; Hot Drops or No 6; Godfrey's Cordial
Bateman's Drops; Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Sy.
rup; Querus Cod Liver Oil Dr. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs; Scoviles Blood and Liy.
or Syrup; Panderson's Condition Powders; liar.
Wells Condition Powders; Humphrey S Ointment
Osborns Golden 0ntment IIenry's Vermont
Liniment Peruvian Syrup Mexican Mustang
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Liquid Cutcle; Liquid 0podeldoc; Jonas Whit
combs Remedy for the Asthma British Oil
Seditz Powders Parsons yermin and Insee
Exterminator; Wauregan Salt Rheum Remedy
Balm Of Zanthorea; Rexford's Medicated Gingei
Bread Nuts: Tobela Herb; j j. Grifith's Com
pound Syrup Briar Root; Dr. Bakers Pain Pan
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Family Salye; Oriental Tooth Paste Shaker
Anodyne; Lyons Katharion; Prof. Barry's Tri
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Spasldings Glue; Green Mountain Cement; Wis
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; Kenndys Discov
cry; Marshall's Catarrh Snuff; Professor Elmer
Ointment; Doct ~ g Whites Pulmonary Elixir
Manchester, May %, 1861.
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LATEST NEWS |!
Death of Senator Douglas.

CHICAGO, June 3,
Senator Douglas died at ten minutes
past nine o'clock yesterday morning.
Those in attendance at the time were Mrs.
Douglas, Dr. Miller, Mrs. Coutts, }. Mad
ison Couus, jr, of Washington; d. p.
Rhodes, Of Cleveland; DR.. McVicar,
Spencer G. Benham and Dir. Hay of Chi
easo. His remains will be taken from
here on Medne.day. % Mashington.
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SNEGIFp'S SALE.

TAKEN by virtue Of an Execution, and will DO
sold al Public Auction to the highest bidder
at cyrus A. Roberts StaFc, at Factory
Point, on THURSDAY, June 10, 1861, at .
o'clock A. NJ, the property hereinafter described,
to wit A large quantity Of Day Goods, consist
ing Of CALIC0S, GINGHAMS, DELAINES,
SILKS, SATGNs, SHAWLS, CLOTHS, WOLF
SKIN ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, WHIPS,
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. Sc.
A quantity Of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS. 4 large quantity of GROCERIES, con-
ssting ofsugar, Tea, Coffee, hoasses, Oil, Paint.
Fish, Fluid, &c., &C. In short, n large assort-
ment Of Dry Goods and Groceries, such as is usu-
ally found in Country Store.
Also, one SINGLE HARNESS, one BUGGY
WAGON, and one HORSE.
Terms, Cash.
J. B. H0LLISTER, Deputy Sheriff.
Manchester, May 20, 186l.-2w2
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IRasBURGH is TO have new public
Hotel. Six Thousand Dollars have been
subscribed for that purpose.
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". B. BURTON,

NEhM0NT STATE TREASURER VIFIlt,
Rutland, May lst, 1861. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Office until the 3lst inst, for a six per cent
loan Of five hundred thousand dollars, FOX which
State bonds will be issued under the authority
given by tie Legislature IN an /" Ac; making an
appropriation for arming &c, the Militia Of the
State. Approved April Is. 1861
The bonds will bear date jane | 1861, and be
payable in ten years thereafter in sums Of $1,000
aud $500 land 500 if reqnired) with semi-an-
naal coupons attached, principal and interest pay
able AT any Bank in Boston.
The Treasurer reserves the right 10 reject any
or all proposals Proposals for this loan should
be addressed to the Treasurer, ana endorsed
" Proposals for State Loan
JOHN b. PAGE. Treasurer.
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LUMBEIs WANTED.

LG vi u Ehe w Il ~ L ED'
M ANTED Immediately by the Equinox Com
w pany 10000 feet Ia inch Flooring; 20,-
600 feet Inch Boards 5000 feet Inch Plank ;
10000 feet Common llemlock Boards. Season.
ed lumber preferred
Also
10O,0 900 SHINGLES--frst quality, and full
thousands.
Manchester, May %, 1861.
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MILLIN ERY.

AIRS. II. D. PENNIMAN would respectfully
vi inform the inhabitants Of Manchester and
vicinity. that she has opened a Millinery Room
opposite the Equinox Store where she will keep
on hand READY MADE B0NNETS Of the best
Quality and Latest Style. Also, Ribbons and
Millinery Goods Of all kinds. The Ladies are
respectfully invited TO call and examine for them
selves, whether they wish to purchase or not, rs
Il Is no trouble TO show the Goods.
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Full Account Of the Affair at Fairfax
Count House--The Fight at Acquia
Geek.

WASHINGTON, June LIST.
This afternoons Star gives the follow
ing full accoun, Of the affair at Fairfax
Court House.
Last night Company b Of the 2nd cav.
airy, foi,y-sevcn prigatcs under Licnten-
ant Tompkins and 2ud Lieutenant Gordon
and three members Of the New York 9th
Regiment, accommodating within three
hundred yards Of Fairfax Court House,
hy Winchester road, were fred on by two
d picket Of Virginia troops. They took
one Of the two a prisoner, and the other
escaped though fired At.
The Cavalry company then charged in
to The village from the North side aud
were fired on from the Union Hotel, for
merly kept BY James jackson, who killed
Col. Ellsworth. The man firing was in
staully shot down.
The Cayary then charged down through
the villages principal streets and were
fired on fom many houses, and from pla-
toons, behind fences.
Having passed thus to the end Of the
village, they wheeled about and instantly
charged buck, and were then met by Two
considerable detachments with field
piece. Turning they cut through third
detachment in the rear, and left the viii
lage, bringing with them five prisoners,
and killing twenty-seven men. Two Of
the Cavalry are missing, two are killed,
a Assistant Quarter Master Corey Of the
New York 9TH Regimen, is wounded in
tie foot Lieut. Tompkius had two horses
shot under hm, the Vast one falling on bis
ltg injarmg il slightly.
The wounded are under The care Of Drs.
lIasse aud Roosc Of the New York Fifth.
The steamer Gipsey, from darlington,
via Fort Washington al ten o'clock this
morning, bring. the following information,
which had been received at the latter
place.
The engagement at Acquia Creek re-
suited in the retirement OF the Freedom
and Anacosta after severe fight, in which
number we're killed on both sides.
The two steamers retired 10 await the
arrival Of the Pawnce, The Pawnee
stopped AT Fort Washington TO await the
srriyal Of the transport Baltimore with
troops, supposed to be the New York
Seventy.frst Regiment. The Pawnee
and the Baltimore proceeded in company,
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A Camp of Rebels Routed, and Eff
teen of the number killed

Two columns of troops from Gen. Nc
Clellan's command--one under command
Of Col Kelly of the first Virginia Yolun-
teers, and the other under command of
Col Crittenden, composed of the Indiana
Volunteers--left Grafton early last night,
and after marching during the entire night
about 20 miles through drenehing rain,
surprised camp of rebels 2000 strong, at
Philippa, Va, and routed them, killing
Is, and capturing a large amount of arms,
horses, ammunition, provisions, camp equip
ages, &c.
The surprise was complete, and at the
last adgices the Federal troops were in
hot pursuit Of the Rebels.
1t is probable that many prisoners were
taken. Col. Kelley was MORALLY wound
ed and has since died Several others Of
the Federal troops were slightly wounded.
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Proclamation by Jcn. Davis.

A special Washington dispatch 10 the
Post says it is reported that jeff Davis
has issued proclamation directing the
Federal troops to withdraw from Virginia
soil. Private advices say Davis is really
alarmed, and his anxiety is so great as TO
affect his health.
The next attack on Acquia Greek bat
ferries will be made by land forces.
BY the end Of the week, Government
expect to have twenty-five thousand men
in Virginia near Alexandria, twenty thou
sand at Grafton, twenty thousand near
Harper's Ferry, fifteen thousand at Fort
ress Monroe, and ten thousand around
Baltimore, Annapolis and the Relay House
Tonight it is reliably said that second
attack is 10 be made upon Fairfax Court
House. The force will be adequate to
any emergency. The troops are eager
for the contest.
Ii is positively asserted that at the Cab
met meeting, Saturday, it was decided to
make further requisition OF seyenty-fyc
thousand troops TO serve during the war.
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List Of Humphrey, Specific Homeopathic Rem
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nI1n.


sunday. July 18th, Of diptheria. in his twelfth
Hnw.ss 9s - E.: s9n OF Goi9nsi Joseph and Jane
hus has fAdsd one Of earth's fairest aovsrs
ept that noble spirit, through tn merits Of
n nnr,ss d,s.,h, has gone to dw.ll in NOR.
heavenwsrd, whi's bis soul vas ia oss " opdsrfni
sustsined In aH.ctioa's hour. LIE
In ths town Of Fu'to-. on sunday the fist ms,
=, hali past o'clock p II Of bilious planri-v
WM M. THOMAS, in the fit, second year Of HI.
aba loss. '
Ths friends aud acq1aintsnces or the family are
respectfully requ ssted to attend his funeral from
the Baptist church in Rockets this morning, at 10
O'clock.
On Monday. the ed Inst. Of. injuries received
In the engagement of Thursdsy last at Buli's
Kun MlCHskl REDMOND, aged "a years
Hls funeral wiz take piacs this evening AZ fcur
O'Clock. from st. Peters Cathedral. The Il tends
ly invited TO attend.
Al his residence, in Jefferson, Pow hatap COUNT
On Fri,iay, 18th July, 1891, Mr.. HENRY TYLER
eyed sixty three yeas.
In Goldsboro', N. c., en- the 18th July after .
illness Of eleven days, Rev. GEoRGE WILLIAM
kEEsEE. son Of lessee 4. ksssee, in the 3et b
year Of his age.
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ruE GREAT BATTLE AT STONE
RIDG E..
-or PRESIDENTS OFFICIAL BIsrATCh.

.,,r vss intensely excited yesterday,
..., anxiety to learn further particu-
II the battle fought on Sunday last, neaF
,,,,sas Junction, was visible on every
...r,snance. About midday it was SScer-
.a tb,t the President had officially com
-,nricste ted the news Of the victory to the War
n.r,r,rnent. ana the following was posted on
n. bulletin boards
President DAVIS hiss sent an ofacial dis
.,.n this morning to the Secretary Of War.
,onnciug the complete and decisive victory
:, v,atordav. The enemy, after a contest OF
., hour.. broke and fied precipitateiy in the
t,r,cttou Of Leesburg and Csntrevilie, anc
acre pursued by orr Cavalry and Light IN
.stry until night put an end to the pursuit
r. .uernv left on tho field of battle iaTss
.,o-es OF ammunition and quantities Oh arms
80. v..t n,,es of their slain. Everywhere,
!, the direction of their niSht, oeao 'o"ies'
,,oss of ;hsir wounded, were scattered.
The neighboripg farm houses on t'e io""'A07
u.ye crowded with their wounded
'.on, fore. Immediately engaged in the
~, ,,,. IS ooo-that OF the enemy estimated
&c. This was the isf, wing where the
he,,,s ragged for the most part
TN. enemy lost in the battle several bat
,er,.s Of field artillery And enc Testmsntai
stand OF ooio9s-
The Presidents dispatch TO Adiutant Gener-
.,sI Cooper, was read to Congress yesterday
,,oyoInr. /; is as follows
MAsAssA, July -, ar niaht,) 1854.
Tt Gsy =. CooFER: Night has closed on
"a. fought feld. Our forces have won n
-. victory The enc hy was routed and
"a scipitaiely, abandoning very large
so,oust OF arms, MUNITIONS, knapsacKs SUD
e",vage The ground was stTeWn Win ihose
<,r miles and The farm houses and
1.',.r4s around we've flied with has wounded
krsuur.uit was cor tinusd along several rou .ss
-nrar.s Lees burg and Centreville until dark
80. covered the fngstiVes. We have captur-
- several field batteries aud rag mental stand
-, si.a one United States dag. Many pris-
-. nave been taken. Too high praise can %
~, be- bestowed, " ne ther for the skill Of the
r1uctual ci1cers. or for the gaiIantry CT al
iea,-5ers The battle was warmly fought OIL
~ Ief, several miles from our field WORKS
~ force Engaged there not exceeding 1faeIl
.Enusaud, mat of the enemy estimated ~
,hirty Eve thousand.
l>itned,) 'Aff- DA'H'
mi. clear and comprehensive language OF
President DAVIS, who has gone TO take the
field IN person, onveys all that VIE had learn
.tup TO last evening Al six o'clock, OF our
,lort5us victory. There are many who will
norm the loes Of sons and brothers, yet We
have The satisfaction OF knowing that the
,teps Of the invader turned back and fed
oyers pathway OF blood. Il was reported
that la;er dispatch had been received from
The zane source, announcing that the pursuit
Of the flying enemy was renewed yesterday
morning, by the reserve force at Manassas,
I'm, we cannot vouch lot its corr ectEess.
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lCHANCERY NOTICES

= p ---s .-
- held in ;hs Cferk's Office Of ths Court of Huss
nis '9s the said city, on Monday the LIST day 81
Lawson Nunnally ...............".PItf,l
Georgs W. Jordan, John q. VIM aud In DEBT
robert s. Jordan, late partners under
the firm Of Jordan, winn & Co, pts,
rs oolecs Oh tbis suit is to recover against the
Eve Dollars with legel interest thereon from the
sth day of December, lseo, til paid AfaaavIt
\ jordan, is not resident of the state ne'e IF
Virginia. ne is hereby required to appear in the
said CLERKS oflce within one month after due
Futiicanon hereof, AID do What may be necessary
Ya-IaW.w 10 HOWARD, Clerk.
MrY OF KICHMOND, to wit:-s1 KrI a.
ings Tor the said city. GA Monday, the lst day Of
Peter j. Arohsr... PitF,l
Thomas IL. Ellis. Powhatan Ella, IT,, }ISDsrr
ana m"Ff < n VIII, hils, Matthew P. Taylor
The object Of this suit Is to recover against ,b 9
defendant the sum Of Six Hundred and Two Dol
lars and Ninety rive Ceuts. with legal Interest
6noavit having been made that the defendant
roWhs At Ella, u, is not resident Of thu
pear IN the said Clerks Ofice, within one mont
after dus publication hereof, aud DO what NAV
De necessary to protect his interest.
jv2-Iswiw Ro. HOWARD. c,s
nay OFF KiCHniUs0, 10 Wit:-At Rules
- held Ia the CLERKS Office Of the Court OF Hust
July, 1881: "
Peter }. Archer. ..Pltf,l
Gg0snst
Thomas H. Ellis, Richard S. Ellis, Jr., In DEBT.
PoWha'an Ellis, Jr., +. u. Nimmo,
and Margaret X Ellis. DTS
me object OF this suit is 10 reccvsr agains th :
defendant tee sum Of Seven Hundred and Fifty
Ehrea Dollars, with legal interest thereon frt10
the Sd day Of June. 1sbl. tlii paid. Affidavit
having been made that the defendant, Pow
hstan Ei!is, Jr., is not a resident OF the Stale
of Virginia. he Is hereby required to appear III 70
said CLERKS Office. within ore month after u :
rubHcat.on hereof. and do what may Ne necsosa.
- TO protect his Interest. Copy-Tests
u 1-iawtw go. HOWARD, Cir.
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""sAonrsHrr. TEoors Core HoMs.-Bai.
more papers Of recent date furnish the
.uloinec news from Fortres. Monroe
~ ne steamer Adelaide, Capt. Cannon, arr.
10Y, "eanesday morning from Old Point Com
I'M. one brought number of passengers,
49,. whom were several OF Duryea's Zou.
~ wounded in the battle Of Great Bethel.
I'M. M IhiId Massachusetts, Regiment left on
t,ss"y Afternoon, on the steamer Gam
~,cse, and the Fourth was 10 have left yes.
p..'r oy the Spauiding, for Boston. Gen
lu,n. VINO commanded at Great Bethel, re.
n,r, %'siion had been sent out from New.
se.,. e"siolnt. in search Of "a aad OF Con-
N. cavalry but had not returned when
tls left, "a. kft. The following is the letter from
~ Tee pondsht OF the Associated Press:
fer ~ ihird MS sachusstts Regiment sails
bs.asS on inis evening, In the steamer Cam
Der Iney ware reviewed by General Bat
nsn, The Fourth Msasachu b Raj i.
bsr. ISiioWS tomorrow. OoI. Mar Weh-
1ca. and Colonel Buffers Regiments were 10
.,nIr hampton; bat this plan has been
,r,,,a nat changed. Hrigsdier General Pierre
Csi rom Tbs Massachusetts, Rssinn snts =
~, Gnofyes VIII probsbiy be Ae,ine Brss-
"eIeiai In Hampton.
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TELEGRiAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Fro, n Washington

WAaHIssror,J uly 81 -(4sn Patterson's di.
vision Ii moving on Winchester slowly and
cautiously. and js said to he uudar the COM
mand Of Brig ZEN. Zeig!e. This is doubtless
I'll gammon. Tor IT is strongly believed thai
Patterson's entire force was engaged in the
Sunday battle rear Manassas
The correspondent of the New York Post has
telegraphed to his psper that Gen Banks he's
superce ded zen. Pat terson, and that Gen Dix
has succeeded Gen. Banks From MIR. Craig,
who had just reached Washington, the cor
respondent learns that up to seven O'Clock
iast evening 81 Buil'i Run and up t6 SIX O'Clock
his morning from Fairfax q. H, the fighting
had not been renew ed, except by the pickets
who are very close. as the armies are only
about one mile from each other.
Gen. Tyler MAGE recogncisance on yeater-
terday, but discov cred nothing worthy Of note.
The largest house in Centrevills had been
burned down.
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TIE SHIP ISLAND EsGAaEhgSr.-The New
Orleans Delta, of the 18th inst, publishes the
following corrected statement OF the Ship
Island affair
Capt, Edward Higgins, Of the q. s. A.,
Aid Camp to Gen. Twiggs, acting under
the Orders Of the General, took pot session OF
the steamers Oregon and Swain, the former
armed with one inch coium biad and one H.
pound howitZsr, the latter with a 32-pounder
md one howitZAr, both boats manned by tho
crew OF the McRae. The STEAMERS, after pro-
tectiug their boilers at Bay ST.. Louis proceed
ed towards the cruising ground of the Mass,l-
ehusatts anc tenders; on reaching Ship Island,
found that the Massachusetts bad left. Capt.
Higgi aware Of the i'm portapce of the posi-
ton, took upon himself the responsibility of
occupying it, and to that end Immediately
landed the forr guns above mentioned and the
crew Of the McRae; put them in charge Of
Jieut. Marley, AS commander, who immedi-
arely went TO work erec ting the batteries, and
to him, in cor junction with Capt. Thorn, of
the Marines, Surgeon Lionale, and Midsnjp-
men Comstock and Reid, is due whatever
praise may be attached to the repulse of the
Massachusetts,. On his arrival at New Or
leans, Capt. Higgins reported to Gen. Twiggs,
and then it was that guns, ammunition, etc
etc were placed on the Oregon and Grey
Cloud, In charge OF Major Smith, and with
them that gentleman proceeded to Ship Island,
where he has since mounted the guns so sent.
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Eesic00tious. &c.

LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-(ien. Buckner, Col.
Hunt, and sew sral other officers of the Sta to
Guard have re signed.
Mr.. Cotton, the Collector at this port, re-
fuses to issue permits to ship goods by Rus
seIiville or &c wiling Green.
Trunks of citizens of Kentucky who msy
desire to travel from here to points on or near
the border, will be examined after to-day On
the trains.
A late dispatch announces that the Con-
federate troops now occupy Romney.
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HAD A CONVERSATION WITH HrM.-A lette

HAD COMBINATION WITH HIM.-A letter
from Harper's Ferry to Mississippi paper
relates tho following:
Occasionally merry burst OF laughter is
heard rs some ridiculon Incident 10 rel ated
See here, boys said one Of the men, the
other day, Il had a conversation with Gen
Johnston, Just now The devil you did -
dozen voices. why, he told me If didn
get ont Of that garden, and let alone those
onions. he'd have me tied up behind
wagon"
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Almost a Duel.

Guilty took place mere yesterday, between
Maj. Dunn and Capt. 4. u. Banks, which re-
suited In challenge from the latter to the
former. Capt. Banks was arrested, tried by
Court Martial, and acq united.
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b. At A MEETING OF the otuc ar OF the Cd Repi
aeat OF 81 uh Carolina Volunteers, on the 22d in
slant, the following resolution was unanimous! :
adopted:
Resoicfd, That the sipcsre thanks of the oficsr,
and soidiars Of the Second Regiment Of sor;h
Caro- ina FoluDteers. Goa msnded by Gel Jeme,
u. blsntlng De rendered to the citizens of Peters
burg tor their generous and cordial reception and
entertainment oi this command On their passage
through that city or the 19 n ipst.
JAMES u. WIrH3RePooS AdTt