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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21
DIR. COLEM ANS
PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.

INHE attention Of citizens, strangers and others visiting
Nashville, requiring medical aid Il respectfully called e
this oce, No DeAdeck street sesond floor between ohsy
and the Square.
Dr. COLEMAN old practitioner sf medine; bis almoss
unlimited experiences and harng success for past
in the treatment Of has induced him 70 devote
his undivided attention to sl diseases Of this nature Many
OF the most nverate character have Pompy yielded
his improved method Of treatment y ~ = ~ f--
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary ePhhals Con
enha eet and ais diseases Of the genial and urinary organs
meet with 10 resistance 10 his remedies. -
All female egulsr and frnespsl draDgements ef the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION and Ill managed
paRturiti0n. r
Every Of Redueie Rupuze and of Piles, and ProaP
Of the Rectum most OF Fua, Be cured
process nearly painless. either Of The latter under
taken by DR. Coleman iscrd6iy SodTraHted,
careful examination always presents the necessary indesos
Of sccess aure by his improved method % operating
Persons Of either applying il person b. letter tdes
bng the hrs symptoms OF acenae e6e disease
be cared BY the aborte method In toryeghf
hours =. a-l.--- ~
Strict conhieoce, prOmpr attention and moderate charges
will govern him NTH his patrons. -- z
Pho mercury IN the treatment OF ceHse1l dtssdss
be believes lin most cases Produces disease than that
Ii Is given to cure
once hOu from eight in the morning til nnei the
ing. ~ aH- - octQ-d3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21

Nashville and Decatur Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
1HROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS.
ON Rte Sunday July 2lst 1861 Mail Train VIII leave
~ ashYille Daily at P NJ.
Returning, arrive at Nashville at LIS M.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily except gnn
lays, at 6 AN.
Returning, arrive at Nashville OP.M,
II The A. N. Train connects with Trains 10 Hunts
ollie and Chattanooga
? The P. NJ. Train connects with Trains 10 oorinth,
Grand Junction, Memphis, and New Orleans
iulyl9-h w. ON PERKINS,
General Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21

RNHIB s altogether new medicine, the resuIt Of medsn
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being entirely
worn systems published By accomplished quAcks sr
ng Dr. Wright well knowing the deception Pracsed upon the
the whole Medical Faculty, Who Wieut dissenting
ysce have given in their adherence to its perfect and undivided
edEcea, all other medicines the Pharaco
pGia have been tried IN vain Long years q patient
crowned the Doctors Efforts be the Elixir szt
tszng humanity tie only thing that the following
General DEBILITY, l.s4.,vel s 1a.zsz
Mental and Physical Depression, k e9
Dsisrnlna.lon q Blood ss sAs Had,
EySssria
sssflsuuns.s and sIssplss.nsss at Night,
Absence 81 Muscular EEeciency,
Loss Of Appetite.
ISaa1oi TnaoaHon,
Low Spirits,
P1ipitsHon Of the Heart,
Ana in fast all the cOncOnants Of RsrIOuS and dsstsd
As Stimulant,
Il ezs different from alcoholic preparations It's not sub
ect to reactions any ape continues t. exert M ueuens
and ecsnty a. long ~ the least necessity Ter
As a Female medicine, lI
equally powerful effective, the sQullbrium
and safer than 81 the other medicines which Tor years
u assisting rsnOYsing the constitution very good
on, too that they only made from he illusions Of RndS
ynorSnt Of the Medical profession altogether. 20
s No MineraIsg -es r1s
Dr. Wright thinks It well 70 sake his professional character
the fact, that mnsaS whatever form the least component
arts Of the Ingredients Of his RsuyenaHg ExrWell
Whstran has bsen snes on the community By opium and
mercury. .-
Genally 10 the deSllftsd, Dr. Wright would nay, Never
pAr. Ne matter how down may be. matter heW
Teak matter what the may have been-OrEe
whatever has led depart from Hygnie principles
ReJuvenafInG EIIxIr,
nd you Will hnd yourself new uan-a pride instead
reVerSe to friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
lenber Of the human hmly. II
III Price 81 per bottle three bottles foF 95 and forward
4 b. mail 20 all psFts ef the United States.
Sold BY all respectable duggs throughout the United saEH
ID oazadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
IOr Sals By thepropFietors,
i WRIGHT & co.,
81 and Isl ohaFtres hrest,
New Orleans, La
Sold NashyIe By G. w. HendeFshott Berry DemoviIls
wing 4 Psndleton, and all FesponSibe d1ugg1B oo2S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21
,DMRcLEANsS UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Fer Liver Complaints Blieusness Head
ache, dccs

SHvEIRH hsa nsvex besn oArHARTIc medicine offered S
the public, that has given such entire s2tlseon a. Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS. -ea-s -...
Being entirely vevetsbs they are pereety innocent and
be the tender inar get prompt and powerful In
removing all Bilious secreozs Acid OF Impure, feed Matter
om the eomach. In fact they the only Pills thAt saoulo
be used In mRlarious deBtricts-
They produce ne Gripping Sickness Pain In the Stomach
Bowels though very active and searching in their operation
promoting healthy sececns OF the Liver and Kidneys Who
viii m from Biousness, Headache And Foul Stomach, when
70 cheap remedy ObtSned Keep them constantly
single taken IN prevent hours days.
nod months Of Sickness Dr. J. q. McLeanS univer
4 Pills Take other Being coated they taseess Price
ny 25 Per box, and be sent By mail to any part o.
b Entted States.
. J. q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine strestss st. Louis, No.
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JEANS, LINSEYs AND KERsExs.
l G Ssss-a E't' ''' TIrE. sHEPHADA co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21
RJR McLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
sbest External IN the world for Man OF

SyHOUgANDg II husn beings have bean ssvsd n Of d.
ereptude and misery, BY the Of this nyalnabh Lint
ieut 1t viii relieVs PAIN almost ns.an tAneeusy, and
III cleanse purity and heal the foules SORE in an nincbe
aort time McLRAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIHIABET will re
eve the inveterste Of Rheumatism Gout or Nes
gi& Fer Paralysis Contracted Muscles, Stiffness or Weak
es IN the JOINTS Muscl s. LgameRss 1t viii never fail
applications will stre Throat, Headache or Haracne
or Bass or scadG any Pain, Infallble hemedy
~ t. ana you will And Indispensable remedy Keep
ways on baud.
PLANTERS SAREKRs any having charge OF horSoI
i save money b. using McLeans Volcanic Oil Lnment II
Esady and fnfAIible for Calls, epTains, ohAfes
yelling, Lamens sEssny Sores Wounds Scratches, or any
.tsrnai disease. Try u, and you will be convinced.
DR., J. q. kaL1AE, Sole Preprietors
Saint Louis, Mo-
yor sale at Prophsto prices b. Berry Dsnoyins snda
HendMshott. nAF-Sd-tW&WV
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81. gsst6iIls auipu usa gm.tiissI.s
Rates OF AavsrsIsIn9.

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Country Residence fer sale.
VERY desirable pI.ce hours ride from Nashville
house nearly neW containing ten conveniently a.
anged -Four acres land with $50 choice ait trees
ali kinds. Possession given at any time. ~ ~ - 49,
Address p o. ROx I9I. Nashville nep2l foi-iSunS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21

AoH and Buggy HarnssIof every yie and quality kept
constantly on hand and Manufactured TO erder Also,
Collars, Kip and Hog Skin Collars Brides, Halters,
other icIes ade by Harness Manufacturer-all OF the
aterals and the finest workmanship all OF which will be
cheap be bought anywhere in the United Stat
J. L. HOWERTON's harness hiss been awarded the t0A
sis at the Tennessee State Pair, tie Kentucky State
Bowling Green. at the Limestone osunty Fair ALha
gricultural Society at Athena
SO6l-dtiaB
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che Rlood-sestoring the sick, suffering invalid 70
uEALI n AND STRENGTH
There is SO Mistake About II.
It will cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsa Disrhea, DySsa
y Hsadaohe De Resson Of Spirits Fever and AEue Inward
Fever Breath disease of ts Lv eonseh or Bow
SIS l- {
F GENTLEMEN, dc you wish to Be Healthy, Strong and
Vigorous ...- .e.- aa ...f. q -.
LADIES do YOU want the Bloom Of Health 70 mount
our Cheeks again f-then 90 at ence and get
mcLeam's sStrenztheningC Cordial ana BLOOD
Purifier.
Delay not moments Il is warranted to give sataschoA
viii any disease Of the Kidneys Wes or Badcr Faint
Rg, DISTRACTED MenstrustiOn, Falling Of the Nornp Barren
any disease arising fom Chronic or Nervous Deeiy
: FSSFS CHILDREN. m -.
Do you deIcste sckly puny 70 6e AA
strong and Robusf then rive them McLEANS sTR1hGTH
ENING CORDIAL (ses the directions on eAch botte 40
hcioas TO take. -5c1 l-C
One tablespoonful, morning sastng sure
preventive against ohs and Fever Yellow Sevr Onos or
sny prevailing disease.
CAUTION i-Bswsre Of Druggiss or Dealers who nag
y to palm upon you bttle OF Bten or ssrsapzns (Which
they buy cheap BY saying 1t just as good There are
BASE enough steal part Of name e dub thei
VILE Rdecocona Avoid such infamous PIRATES and their
vanous scopouBdsi Ask for Dr.. j. H. McLeans Strenghs
sDing Cordial snd Blood Purifier. Take nothing else II n hs
snly remedy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly and
the same time STRBNGTHEN snd 1AV10OkAfB tae whole
orgsnEaon. put mp In large Botessl per sette o.
DR. J: H. McLR an, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine strees st Lonh NO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21

Farm TO Rent for 1869.
EElHE farm occupied BY W. B. Lucas, EBq situated be-
tween the NueesboTo and 9olensville TwnPkes three
miles from Nashville containing seventy Of first rate land,
good dwelling house and all necessary outbungs The place
has occupied many years past by its present tenant,
who using market garden and orchard, has put In
perfect order To gardeners It offers adIsntages
For terms, &c, spPyto ALEA:J. POTTER.
7 noV3-tf Cooper's Building.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-21

Sold In Nashville By G. W. Hendershott Berry DsnoyIs
wing Psndlston, and all FesponHibe dIuggiaS ocQS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
SECOND EDITION.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Appointment Of Filth Auditor Of the
Treasury ~
Baltimore Police Commission
ers sent to TT. Hamilton.
VARIOUS MATTERS OF INTEREST.


Especial Dispatch TO Cleveland Leader.l
WASHINGTON, July 80.
JOhnC. Underwood of Virginia, has been
confirmed as Fifth Auditor of the Treasury.
A card from Chas. II. Upton of Virginia,
in the Intelligencer denies the charge that
our troops have destroyed o great amount
of property. They burned only three
dwellings at Germantown, and destroyed
no property.
The Washington Republican Of this
morning closes an editorial upon the ap-
pointment of Gen. Mcclellan to command,
as follows; ave say now what we have
never said before, Forward to Richmond"
This is significant.
The Police Commissioners of Baltimore
have been sent to Fort Hamilton, at New
York, where they will be confined for the
present.
1t has been estimated that the Federal
force at Washington and its surroundings, to-
gether with that opposite Harpers Ferry and
at Baltimore is about 100000.
Gen. Banks keeps close watch of the
rebels about Harpers Ferry and Leesburg to
prevent any movement to attack Washing.
ton in the rear. s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, July 30.
The Special to the Tribune from Cairo
says the runners Of the approach of the
Rebels, and their intended assault, are
keeping the town and camp in ferment Of
excitement, but are never traced TO any re-
liable source, and scouts report large
mounted bodies of Rebels daily coming up
through Sykesville Terminus, Cairo and
Fulton Road, and concentrating ir the vi
Cinity of Watkins Camp, forty miles from
here.
They threaten our position at Birds
Point. Our encampment there is doubly
Yigilant, and in numbers and war NUM-
tions are thoroughly prepared for defence.
Special TO the Tribune:
The Second Iowa regiment hes been
Withdrawn from the west end of the Han
nibsl and St. Joseph road, also Col. Heck
er and Col. Rice's regiments from the
North Missouri Road. This leaves two reg
iments Of infantry, one company Of cav
airy guarding the road between Hannibal
ard st. Joseph. The removal of these
troops no doubt Rave close connection with
recent reports from Cairo and Birds
Point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
Practical Joke Of ChloaEO Fire zOaave

Practical Joke Of n Chicago Fire Zouave.
A member Of ibe New York Fire zousves,
who vent from this city to join Col Ellis.
worth in April, and who, until then, hsd
been an industrious typo in the Chicago
Tribune Office, was out on picket duty one
day last mouth, when the following Incl.
dent occurred
AnF.F..V, with rather more than the
usual superoiliousness Of his race, rode up
in a carriage from the direction Of Alex
andria, driven Of course by his servant" I"
Zoo. zoe stepped into the road, holding his
bayonet in such q way as to threaten horse,
negro and white man ct one charge, and
rosred out TICKETS" Mr.. V. turned
I'D his lip. set down his broWs, and by
other gestures indicated his contempt for
such mud sills as the soldier before him,
ending By handing his pass over to the
darkey, and motioning him to get out and
show it to zoo-zoo.
aAIl right" said the latter, glancing at
It move On"-acconpanying the remark
With q Jerk at the coat collar of the colOred
person, which sent him spinning several
PAGES down the road. snow sir, what dc
you want" addressing the astOnished
white man.
White man had by this time recovered
his tongue "Want2 want to go on Of
course. That was ny pass"
aCan't help it, replied Zoo. 1t says
pass the bearer, and the bearer is alresdy
passed. You can't get two men through
this picket on one mans pass
Mr.. V. reflected moment glanced q
the bayonst in front Of him, and then calle'
ont to his black man 10 come back. Sam
bo approached cautiously, but fell back II
confusion when the " shooting stick va
brandished towards his eWn breast
HWhere's your pass, sirrah y asked Zoo
zoo.
aHere, mssss," said the chattel, present
ing the same one be had received from th
gent in the carriage.
wont do" replied the holder Of th
bayonet. That passes you 10 Fsirfal
Cant let any one come from Fairfax 0
that ticket. Now or A stamp Of u
foot sent Sambo down the road at a han
gsllop.
"NoW, sir, If you stay here any longe
I shall take you under arrest to headqus
tsrs,n be continued.
Mr.. Y. grabbed mp his lines, Wheels
around, and vent of ct the best trOt h
horses could manage over the f" saer'
soil" Whether sambo ever hunted b
msster Up is noi kncWn.-C Chicago zFsbHz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
Prince Napoleon In New York.

So quietly did the Prince Napoleon Bon
aparte aud suite arrive in New York last
Saturday, that not q gun was fred, not a
band discoursed martial music, and no
crowd Of expeclant sigbt-seers appeared al
the wharf where the Princes steam yacht
vas moored aud those ubiquitous indi-
ViduAls, the reporters, did not note the ar
rival in the morning papers. The Prince
is accompanied BY his wife aud a number
Of aids de-Osmp and French naval officers.
Il vas The desire of the party 10 remain
strictly in private, and when they spent a
. few hours at the New York Hotel, their
names we're not registered On Sunday,
they attended church at st. Stephens,
(Roman Catholie), and in the afternoon
visited Camp Scott upon Staten Island.
The Prince arrived in private carriage.
He, as ven as the gentlemen who accom-
panied him, was dressed as private citi-
zen. He msde very particular inquiries
as to the general Organization Of troops
I throughout the republic, and as to num-
bers and efficiency of the various regi-
msnts. Being satisfied on this head, he
next inquired how it was that some of our
brigades comprised two or three and 9TH
ers fSur or FIVE regiments. 1t was repre-
sented'to him that the different States Of
fsred their quota of men according to the
proportion of population, large State Civ
ing brigade Of the highest number, and
q small one giving one Of two regiments;
but the Prince was also assured that a new
regulation hsd been issued fixing the min
imum Of al brigades at four regiments.
he desired to be informed how it was that
q Major General-as in the case Of Gen.
McDOWell--could be removed, and another
officer substituted in his place. Observing
1 that General belongs to and is part of the
division, and cannot be removed. He also
inquired Why the regiment had adopted the
name Excelsior. he was informed that that
WAS the motto Of the State of New York,
and the name was chosen because of its
signiRcation denoting exeellenoe-the brig
sde hoping to do its duty"
The party expect to visit Washington
shortly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, July 30.
Captain Cox, the present Chief Clerk Of
the Navy Department, will be appointed
Assistant Secretary Of The Navy, under
the recent law creating that Office.
The Douglas Democrats have repeatedly
mentioned the fact that though their party
have largely contributed volunteers for the
war, they have been neglected in the ap-
pointment of Generals. The complaint is
likely to be soon obTiated in part, by the
selection of Col. MoClernand, of Illinois,
member of the House of Representatives, as
Brigadier General.
Several days ago the House adopted
resolution asking for the grounds and res-
sons why the police commissioners of the
city of Baltimore we're arrested and i'm
prisoned The President declines to fur
nish the information asked for, deeming
that to do so would be Incompatible with
the police interest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
BRITISH FERLING.

TORONTO, @. w., July 20.
The Globe newspaper which has hereto
fore strongly sympRthized with the North,
in an article to-day on American affairR,
says the sympsthies Of the British people
which were at first unmistakably with the
North, are fast becoming slienated by the
uncalled for assaults and misrepresenta-
tions Of the American press. The Leader
newspaper, Government organ, advocates
the Government sending an additional
number Of troops TO Canada before winter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

We find the following letter in the Gin
cinnati Commercial:

We find the following letter in the Gin
oinnati Commercial;
RACINE, o., July 4.
The First Kentucky Regiment arrested 3
female spy last Monday. She says she is
from Georgia. She came to Cincinnati and
enlisted in the First Kentucky Regiment
thinking she would get in Gen. McClellan's
army. She was caught writing letters con-
tanning our movements for the enemy. /
cannot obtain either her true or assumed
name. She has endured ell the hsrdships
Of camp life as brayely as any Of the boys,
making at one time forced march over
a rough, hilly country Of so miles with only
two scant meals. She is about i've feet
seven inches high, and apparently well
proportioned, with features rather effemi.
nate since you know her TO be woman
Before she was pointed out TO me- l had
noticed her sitting in her chair with feet
on as near O level with the head as possible
I Just like any other American Hman, and
really I thought she looked as manly
as most boys at eighteen. It is curious
how We change our opinions to suit th'
circumstances. She will not divulge {
thing. The boys have had q goodly lot o
sport plaguing her, or OF least trying sinc'
she was arrested. / saw her on the trans
port steamer Eunioe, that was taking he
to Gallipolis, en- route for Columbus, Wher
she will, without doubt quit HsOiering."
Y. G.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

PATEsT OFFICE REPoRTs.-An entire new
system has been adopted in presenting the
Report Of the Commissioner Of Patents.
Full specifications and descriptions of in
Tentions are given, accompanied by clear,
beautiful photographs. This will SO in
crease the cost Of publication as to forbid
distributing them broadcast as heretofore,
but vastly magnify the usefulness Of the
annual report. Inventors will see at q
glance what has been done, and the reports
and plates win be suggestive to the inge-
nious and intelligent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

It is said that near Fort Piekens, few
days since, when four Of Wilson's Zouaves
were in bathing, an immense twelve-foot
shark came padding alOug. Tne lambs
made rush at him, and actually drove him
off into deep water.
Quite an amusing incident occurred at one
of the Washington threaires, few evenings
since. A brigand was trying to abduct a
beautiful lady, that's the way the play went,
and she struggling to free herself, when 6
burly volunteer in the pit cried out, ISIS, why
Ia h-lI don't you call for the Sergeant Of ths
guard2 He'll protect you"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

DALtlAOhEI July oO.
It proves to be untrue that the COnfeder-
ates gave the Federal troops at Newport
News notice to quit. The Confederate flag
of truce was sent in for another purpose.
On the arrival here of the steamer
Baltimore with Col. Duryea's regiment on
Saturday, several contrsband negroes who
had smuggled themselves on board, we're
pointed out to the police by the Col. and
they were Immediately arrested and put
IN 10 opofodv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

GoLD DrsoovERED ON LAKE sUPERIOR.-
Some gentlemen we're out exploring in On
tOnsgon county, Wis, about twenty-five
miles from OntonagOn, recently, and dis
covered gold, which, upon examination,
yielded shout one hundred and thirty dol
lars to the ton of rock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
KOINOTDENOEl
SLOAN UNDEa THE CoUETER
SMITH AND OTHERS IN ROx

SMITH AND OTHERS IN A Boa III
HORRIs in sight with hts Celebrated ARABIAN
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner OF
Horses and Cattle md the best Medicine In use
for many Of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They are Sovereign Remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite, Hide-bound, Distempers, &C., &c.
61-These PoWders alUaY5 i've Sati-fsction = ths
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
OirculerB. Try them. FOR sale By 4. i. Gaylord,
strong, Cleveland, O., and b all Druggists in the
country. Also at Wholesale By the Proprietor at l6l
" isSs:RiSd1S s s GG.EoRRIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
CLEVELAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 81, 1851.

attempted to desert to-day, but were caught
in the act and lodged in Jail.
Captain Walter of Middleton, Ct, one Of
the Aides Of Gen. Tyler, aud Lieut.. Gorton,
Of Company B, 2nd U. s. Cavalry, Aide 10
Col Keyes, are missing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

Gen. schenck's official report Of the part
his brigade took in the action Of Sunday,
is published From it We have the cOnfr-
nation of our constant belief that the Ohio
troops behaved nObly upon the field, and
if We may judge from the Report, no fault
can be fOand with Gen. schenek.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

The Fire ZOuaves, who are prisoners at
Manassas, endure their confinement like
heroes, continually annoying and irritst-
ing their captOrs by singing the Star
Spangled Banner" and other patriotic airs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 30.
The French war steamer Cstinet, arrived
to-day from Brest via Halifax
The Tribunes Washington dispatch says
Col. CorcOran lived only few days after
the battle.