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south ern PoInts Of Interest.

TYBEE 1sLAND.-Tybee is nice little "isle
Of ocean, long, narrow and somewhat
marshy, in the coast county of Chatham,
Georgia, and in climate and scenery is very
much like Port Royal and the other Carolina
sea islands. A small amount of Sea Island
cotton is raised upon IL, and its inhabitants
are but few. 1t has beautiful creek TO the
west Of it, where ship Of any burden may
lie in safety at anchor.
SAVANNAH Savannah is fourteen miles
above Tybee Island, on the Savannah River.
1t has a good harbor. Vessels requiring IA
feet of water come up TO the wharves of the
city, and larger vessels come up to the Five
Fathom Hole, four miles below. The city is
defended by Fort Wayne on the east side,
by Fort Jackson at the Five Fathom Hole,
and by Fort Pulaski on Oockspur Island
They have also, since Secession, erected
small fort on Skidaway Island, covering the
creek to the west, by which gun-boats could
get up toward the rear of Savannah. The
guns on the parapets are mostly field pieces,
mounted on frameworks Of wood, instead OF
regular carriages. The cotton shipped from
Savannah amounts to about 400, ,00o bales OF
upland annually.
Fort PULAsKL-Fort Pulaski is situated
on the north. eastern corner of Cockspur
| Island, which is separated from Tybee Island
! by the creek or arm Of the sea already men,
toned. 1t defends the mouth Of the Savan-
nah River and the approaches to the city,
The fort, like 30 many others, being left to
take care of itself, the Georgians, at Seces-
sion times, quietly stepped in and took pos.
session. They Immediately commenced
work, completing the defenses, mounting
additional guns, etc, till at the time of Mr.
Russelfs visit, in May last, he thought il
capable ofstoppipg q fleet very eflectually.
WHERE is CUMBERLAND GAP 7-Cumber.
land Gap is situated about ten miles from
Cumberland Ford, in Tennessee, and ha!
been celebrated for a century az great de.
preston in the mountain ridge which ira
verses the continent from New Hampshire
to North Alabama. Through this gap, very
similar in appearance and characteristic tc
the South Pass in the Rocky Mountains
formerly the eniigrants from Virginia snC
North Carolina passed on their way to the
virgin wids of the West. For half a century
thousands upon thousands poured through
this natural gateway, into the Mississippi
Valley, from the Atlantic slopes. Boone
Kenton and their pioneer confreres first en-
tered the land of "cane and turkey" over tn
pre-. Adamite turnpike. 1t really FORMS t.
this hour, the best, and, in fact, the onl,
practicable road for the transportation 0
troops and heavy munitions of war iron
East Tennessee into Kentucky.
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The Great EaStsrn-the grand mogul Of
sailing CRAFTS to be converted into bath.
house, or floating hospital. 1t has died OF
plethora, or what Carlyle styles kind OF
htoo- -muchness.n
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DENTAL.

RR. MEREDITH, DErTIsr,-OFFIC6
IL on Sixth-Bt., between Race and Elm eg3aA
No. 139, near Raoe-st. Teeth extracted saSt8
without pain, ON . new principle, without
che use OF drugs or any injurious agent PositVelI
no humbuR. Having had nearly twenty yearS' o.
eerienoe in the practice of his profession Ia thl
city he can give perfect satisfaction 70 all who wiz
patronize him. His terms are 80 reesonAk % thai
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NDIANOs FOR RENT NEW AND sxC-
IL 0ND HAND.-You will find -e7-
the largest stock of Pianos in this ff=H,-s-f
city for rent, at ~ West Fourth - - S5zasy4
street, at from SO to $50 per quar- - W
ter. Remember the number-74
West Fourth-st. c. NJ MURCU.
Old Pianos taken in exchsnge for new. jail
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FROM TIE SOUTH VIA FORTRESS
MONROE,

No News from the Burnside Fleet The
Rebels Confess their Defeat at Somerset
-CritIenden WOunded-ae Will Mako n
Stand Mt Monticello.
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MUSICAL.

II IGHTR & BRADBURY,S AND WIN.
~ kHABE CO.'S PIANOS. seZf.El
am now receiving large stock Of EI.2siT-l II g. Il
the above unriyaled Pianos, bought ri M ~ III M
for CASH at war prices, and will VI y
sell for CASH lower than ever sold
the same quality before or will rent and let the
rent pay for the Piano. Remember the number
~ West Fourth.st. O. NJ. MUROH.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new. jail
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BUSINESS CARDS.

UAuTRs BOYLB, LAW OFFICE, 40; 8
% Railroad Building, north; west corner Of MAIN %
and Court-sts., Cincinnati, o, Special attention
Daid 10 Land cases. examination Of Land Titles, 20
the writing of Deeds, &c and 10 Claims Of Soldiers.
A. HRAzER. Q. q. CHAPLAIN
LANES A. FRAZER a CO., WHOLE
ap SALE Grocers and Commission Merchants, Nos,
08 and tiS Walnut-Bt., Cincinnati, %. ly2'u
WpERTRAM q co. SUCCESSORS TO
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Especial Correspondence Of the Daily Press.

LATEST from Green River Istinguished
Visitors in the Camp OF the Tenth Ohio
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Dealers in Coal and Coke,

Have on hand a supply of Youghiogheny, Peach
Orchard and Camel Coal, and Oity-manuiactured
and McConnelsVile Coke, for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers. Aus
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Gen. HalIeck Locking After tho Seoesh
Exchange, Mercantile Library and
Private Traitors of st. Louis.
The following special order will be issued
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VWUdR WEEKLY PR E59 NOW READY,
III containing the News Of the Week, both Foreigk
And Local, and 3 felegrAphic Summary OF Events
Z eWheTO, up 10 the hour Of going 70 press
or aAls ~ the Counting room. Prtaa oontS
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Book Papers.

A LII THK RBGULAH SIZES, FROM
for sale by NIXON, CHATFIELp WOODS.
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BACON CREEK, KY, Jan. %, e2
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TWHK WEEKLY PRKss NOW READY,
~ eontAininG the News Of the Week, both Eoreilt
and LEGAL, and . Telegraphie summary OF hVon9
elsewhere, up 10 the hour Of going 20 pres.
Dor sale At ths OouDtnG -r0o0. Price > oenL
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GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
Nos. so Bsaver.street and 127 PsArl-strest,
NEW Y0RK.
CONSEQUENCES OF q n AN
GPR0DU0E solicited. LibeTSI WAGES mad
an tha sauna oo26.6
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
Arrivals and Departures.


LIvsRroot.seamship E,roia Y os on-Miss Mcknight,
drea, Mr. Ing aham, vile and maid; Mrs Ben
nett Mis- Adams Mrs HGthinson. Miss Fletcher " iiari
Quirin ard w Mr. Layac, wife infant nnd nsrse
ncdy Steinbeft Mrs Cam. Rev Mr. Dguire, Rev M
yAger Mr. aaherlain, Rev Mr. Basewe, Rev NJ Iecla
Mrs Saptwite chill and nurse; sanwis'e Joso Sntw
Cant Omsead Rev l. Taylor, Mr. Jack and wife, q
brown, Mcssrr Hner. Hus III Ichnrk. rrison flayns,
Fen hlws err wa.ers Mo %, Mons II Baro Bkalc Oer-
wicks ee Gregg and Sanneis q II Pichar IS,
James McEvpy, Rev Jeweti wi and three children:
Jotn Dnn,an Valentine R,rhe. Homer an wir, " .
Rev McLean. From Haiiax-w " Ne sman. w Il Crcigh-
ton. George Clark, wife and two chiicrrn-roIl, ~.
KEv wesr-slea ashp HonaurasI Flor lady AMI servi,
Misses Flor, Ma Master Flor, Lowe, Howe,
Mr. Cabelis, 8 Hnlse-and rs steerage.
NEwnEar, NC-Steamer Hayc-MIss u Wheeler NJ ss
A!el Wshrrbee, u Gaitride, Capt " Edwards X
Claake Lieut. Fowler. Lieut. Howdrc. Ra-hcljer, W r
Mcear Sttrk her, Lieut. Rrndre A Wing. Lieut. w
Barrott r Nickerson. II J Badw"ll. j Donald
RrrSos AvRxs-ship Aymar-L Edwards and lady, Z
Thompson.
Sr THoMAs. wcA-Bark Greyholnd-Rey q Deheer.
yBaA CRuz-Bars Acme-J Welsh
DEuA74RA-Bark Ellen MorrSon-J waIsmnn.
ARicAiBo-Brig Olive-Rosroe and Franz Ritz.
Bsiazg Hon--Brg Newton--eapt Thomas Robinson,
Mas Roh nson.
BrRxrp4-Brg Eycesior-Mr Gosling, LADY and two chill
drn Mrs Cha ppau and h-ee children Mrs oi ngrd Mrs
Spratt, Mr. Onlerbrdgr, " Harriet
ysw ORLEAvs-Srhr SeI,hrn Hotchkiss--D kenney and
lady, q u stevens. W 3eniland.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
Port or New York, August &c, Isoa.
rr.rARYf,.

cr.EARgn.
Steamship city Of Baltimore tBr), Kennedy, Queenstown
stsans6 BaTara dHaln, Meier, Southampton and Ham.
shin sr-a2nnaghl samucls. Lverpooi--D ogdan.
ship .onsteialion. Mnlisrr Lhvespno-C Carow
Shr Lksic SO itharf. Sur re ntwerpSouaafd Wright
4 Hu4sey.
Park Marianne Frns), Iuhte, Cork, &c-arsei Hurst
sars Columbus trre n) cicries, Bremen.
tsrk Christina tBr). Eninswood. Cardenas-MiIcr
Bark Iodian Beiie, Partridge, New orlerns-H Brook
gark Morning Light, Smelling. New orlrans-Bacon Rus
Rrir ray fBri Evans alascovy-J Jackson
Hi. Carl tMcca), Lindelnann. Corx ScFunch, Mcncke
Rris Il A Fisher shackfors. Para--Bur'.l : Everett
Brig Addy swift. Avery, st rhomas-Na!tlnnd, Phelps
scr rlane, tBr). Win !sor Londonderry c Dc
ssr ssr @y 'fF a2 Psrs Swan nAs.s @:Sai PSnissa
q hr t..an BIRD (frj. swain frrt'ntoa--t = Dea!ey
ssr " liam Henry, ah Tret. w.s-ias;on-van Brint
IN. Griag ~; pieshcrsy;. g,Il' nor,,-Ia.ief.
CIR CIR War ~ see sos sm" s"p p de 4 sr Y.s & s2 as
ssar 'f:s-r. I s,r;3n " da1, n Z san nsSi't M
sr ssr sses M ssr.r sasT. m gTs@r Z ss
sh' trrl.s s,si.is r"r.s,Sa,--w brown CO.
se1r 'r = ,,ra','' vsii.ca S.'s'al Il Scray:
scarr =. krft shcal.M New iia ea--a ''riess CO.
AgRlvfr
Stc rr NV u,pa ras ft flpspoip Cl,rorl. Key west
Ia. - atase . ,urrternastc- 'iDl fdsys heaFy
Stgsasl 'sc.stsefc rro -. fcruaua with Aiase aas
at Xiii. ,feo's t,rw tSs tor) " 4- u hours IN tag
4 0sniue Wv .ais, % Iiarsuus hsos. Cane % ga
isl gtinyg,, .ipp, flra.'.o c.sielAoarc 20 Ia
o AynS, 's s " ~ sagSysr sgeaos Ass. ,Geo
IN *, -e,ss n soa,A Aaeria byr = r. syeney.
stf conaancr NV, Betin, aaunIque "a uays, IN bal.
s'io -nss t9rv,i 10 New orl,aoe', Ams.ry Nov
s,st tpat tHi III tNerkl s. tas Dnhn a dsys ,gfth
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

S1 x.: ina. T. Y Y Gs
York aOA. Oh sATnssai passed brig Cosmos hsnss sssr
sgs EAGLE Atkins New Orleans July sS with sugar &C.
Aa to Mccrsads Co Had sss winds ds most Of the
arssR Allen tof Bosson). Baker. Bordeaux. July 20,
oys lRr Prsisau naraeaiso, july e. San Carlos
Ha waas % n. at 20 IS oke sr brig En
from On for Halifax; same day, saw U war steamer.
Brig Newton, Dixon Belize Hon, July 20, with maho
Ro,sr No Sss n.,sn, Ho,csss;, Ds,asyar.
sons sn a1 INST IS lon y spoke bark Cinderella
hrir Ronq Sea of Lubec, RoweI St croz, Aug with
Eris sos iian!ley. sagua, Aug with &c. to
rs scsior tBr) Ia bot. Bermuda days. with rye, to
s,.ap nnc"n psrnys Mishsn rortress asp q
from Hog Isand pass s,hsners mas with had pain
ed While Aso nowsp = and 1eon, al apparently at
Ers he,rice, srept, esaesthpo5t for Ro.ion. !. !,
Var. ilea Var, Sherman, New Bedford days, IN hai-
sc.s EsaA GEO, KINGSTON; Ja,; roai sss.a AZ o.
loa 70 S' spoke Rr chr Oriental. from Mansa FOR New
r n,I,ow tor areusw,cs Me-, ciTen St Thomas. july
fa n msrn"5 r Ar ana wh 9 SAT- IT, q Ns Robbins
Cen,neros Ja'y2s VII, ,roiasses to D Starr.
scr rnma tp-l Nctsrih, ST Stephen NIB, days. with
SIR sspsso Ms,ahsiss tor NY navsn,. Petite, New
scAr Ge Duv IIodecs New o-eans "a days with sugar
3 ssr jsn HssaTd e Foster hs ssw ~ orleans IS days
Schr = French Iovean,. Beaufort. Nc, " days
Ser nlin Maine Van i,runt. Fortress Monroe. days
s"Sn Jsss ssss aess 'H Fsni isoly'
S'hr rorn b an $ rall Ro.kland for Sandy Hook.
Schr rnlia T. Pratt Pratt. Esssx.
Sc Susan scranton Everett Providence, 2dayA
Senr Eyeier 81 MI, Providence 2 DAYS.
Sci y Whistler. Perry. prnvidrace for Port Even.
Sthr visilant Hunter Newport
S.hrJ v Trneran. Trahe Mystic
Schr r arfysi inc Icw. New Raven.
Schr Wave. T. lcr. Ron l1ut for Boston.
Steamer axc ~ tran port) rff Scwbern and Ia,terns
Inlet Aug -. to u s pGartarmasLcr. Let listera-
s'rrr're for f'ann Henry.
steamer jersey Blue tu TRANSPORT Charsev. Newbern
NJ, davs. win passengers II = luarter1raa'sr.
Saawer My Queen ~ transport) Young, Fortress
Monroe, 10 u 8 Stfssartermastr-.
Steamer wT Woodward Cundif Baltimore.
Steamer lrousi psndrr~er~ Pm iadelphia
Steamer Pelican. Bake Providence.
BELOW
Bark A'bon Lncn, from Havana; Is anchored at Lower
Quarantine.
"a ntpda q
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

The Quarantine conseanenc, death on board.
ipe s'auls'p oy o n more otp' 'shfey' sas '0oay
1p an ~, ,.nrr oA @''S' a's0 '' '0'
''n''n'p',1 s's''' ~ W ~ iis'NPus'
states that the aer nugn Isnsn Baltimore st nov
sarsy s;', a:, She sank, however I, sSoai
put into os iss i say f asd WIN 10 s
a sa vcros Of Dennis hefnra asnara on
tie l'lh and 'o.h los'
Nichols iroa Neyp to- 81 Tao nas & AS TX ID Ii has
p, nse. ,sa.y aa% anaaDe r ns'F sc e,es. s
rog nr 'neo ,s,va, II ranoa9h seh srri hSr rly
te va a III f bavas w .. saa sa Sn ~ Az
w,ll : pair and prac:sd. Fl
was sn sn nv Nh o jaw np 3 r a sn Ct I Ts
rsssn so 81 y 20 sffs 4 s nrs @ Ia Dr. IL sr sr S . %
eawssr, a 1 @ saa % as s TS o n s M n e & nan
sln 49, m " & ~ isn , = ~ ",' ~ ~ o. eaen se z VI
on rss an he lo,'e, a's,s ,,,re r,iaed rh'.a
ror Lvero5i bit II here sth ms, vcrv ieesv; oeeIto
sW naa.aan i, q, l. \. ong u ''e'y
% sne1 ,or " e IL meFan @ he sh sa namc 1s
y. y, g %, nam and an MN n sn nn Al do ssini T. fap
Re re ea, Ra whls :, .c nS los 5 b. o .r,, m
FANNY w,aa a p pa = verdar dan s Inc ASrs s sn
s,.ssa ner p9'. % s'eho. ,io % 2, se' clear,
~, his da The c~s,s Aaersn' n.ii ia rs harear
room Yesterday was scutei an is total wreck treasure
oply saved
TIE i,remen s,e,msbi, Hama Uas Yesterday nornnp
upon the great Baiaace iock.
As ~ ss & E.,iafS Msnsid Isl cant Sehergay w ssilr,
Nv = M a. ais m 5, m.a M 1 80 Sltats ~mea T 'of the
- ~ al tnna = NH, - 4 , i, III "a
port she haiIsd ''s ' ''''' " 49, :" ''i' iio wig"
Notice tn Mariners.
NEW Lla4rsf,s@L - lag gas y soTHus.
Tb. Rora, aai,,,on - stv w.s x,naa 1i,y NY - iyS.
& makes IL ssoMa io s,r Is rma oa ana 4
%. os'f y S,e & The roqas Syia<5g'tie .eas: Gra
ers ~ ha z ~ % 70 "a. q " IN - q ore II
~cn, ana ~ ~ nlt u " y -, rk y 'ifen isat-
agssei 1 p.ntad a snd hc wori yos ,rit. Y az
ana carr es o. he ,nr op wnch = he his.est Il e
~ tiie r s.'ured bAi ac ~ night 2 y h a ara "
si arc nd e horton and wsh s ii ce.r YEA ,s
e q be sib'e ~ distance y 2, at g' sea miles y
h "n,c, a :" & !, ~ ~, 81, re ,ins VII be "A!nlea *
nghty from nse % snri.s There Is On % ~ she lIh,
ve sci irge be- when Is o e. n n SIS nd thick sher,
70 warn anproa NM cs,el This hives el M h sced
ma nnil The form In q ors her ronoal
ue station incispensaI.,.
whaaemcbs
Arr at New Bedford 70 inst, slip BEanswlck 10Y Bart
northl nascr IRON Indian Oa,aa, Manritus Oct ~,
Heena Hay ~ win ~ bo.s sp an % o"no sod T.
bark Cn on Destr SB 100 So aah LAT IS Isl ~ ii oi
bark A'enn prosince'o e.an. From thc Ion ol II -
easn wh 'Se'v Yarkn va III q on tie head, saa .lr
saves Of tie Q he's sere entire,y rnu,:
May g Pernamogeo July J. with I5 So 90 cs eavIns n
fld a Salem 2o schr Thriver ,of Beverly Of ESs
tom; Holman, Atanu OCEAN.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
Moycmrnts of Ocean stcnmers.

THE CITY OF MANCHESTER OUTWARD BOUND.
Sr. JOHNS, n F.. August 2,, so2
The STEAMSHIP, City II Manchester, from New York for
Liverpool boarded on Cape Race Thursday
ing and furnished with from NAw York OF Wcd-
ays date together with nryate kilograms, hrnI N
the commercial agency of George Stckee Esq, No. rs
Broadway, New York.
THE ARABIA OUTWARD BOUND
HhLFAS, August y, 1862.
The steamship Arabia arrived here from Blssbn at
ecven O'Clock last night ID sailed for Liverpool half
past one O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

rins cs,k, s ds slss @ si'sa .. Elliss y Myork .s.
OR, e ss s;5 srs. Ksass eSr' Boston: @ isS
: Sam Dr rso, eS rsSre.s Asyas
G q a M Frank aase I0 aa aon ri
81 John, M Lo,,- Walsh Teton, 40 for Gslss
celona land ancho, ed)
psslrsg,a paals as SssS AMI Dsrwen wan
bssAnsRa, M Jaiy ain por. Princeton, sesley fos
III iii FsaEsS-' pk;s ssSSss' yI,s 5
do Breuen ieo-s West Z NJ from Ransao., A,ser-
ss ss% 1 An%s saas ss ra prs . s
nolrnrAD, Aug 6Arr moi,hrad, swantsn. Liverpool f0s
ySs4 ys so . s. ,o,s cS Nh hath sn
more; oanSr ay Axvab a,en s'ss' o'no DA'''
n p9ftaih s,n, rgr,ss s.ssns for Nyors sh Esssr
Frothnghan, sss'son and Troptc, Novel;, from NYork
Has.sA Jnly Arr brig co2rad tan, rorrsnssp m Boz
Ton r zn s.s shT sasr s ha n err; s" ns Nya
"a Az 70 s' a.. 1,a A.f 1 hs.s snna rhi do
siAag 5. bArss Express, srnibers, Ny0rk: Teresisa
sS Fs.aa nsras Rs.ss nsSsss
NYork E1i ii Eico,,. i,s. do Ea. Drrnnons ssnssr
Rs M% a. % r. a @ ssa ra 5 vi %nsa srro
Rery bos.r 1 NJ ga 9ens 40; h M ,mSs5 howe5
Iiasn aud Centurion zeren. NYork; ontario. Hosmer
III ri % nh % J.mes II / Bssar, conway NYork; 9Th. liberty
En,er"d Tor Ii din iia rai.aan Is, for Eaifax and
for s ~ n,a, s, o III Hank an SlosS sis
Eassin ts .o d, dot Jennie sas cr"cSer Tor 30 tor
NYork. rcay Mla Anso. d'srss sr do IAN: John d
yi fsS1i. q % %; Nsptaas, P.a6oly los a. So
lsrS; Med s' on acs 80 or SS ia ai ready ~ wa Hunter
Gen sow II Novea, sJabrsro Oh St iioi1rs, spring or
a III n ls m sas nsr sd Ta ana u ss'a 7s
R,bns1n. NV yo.s " sarataldi, Emels New YORK.
M r y o REG ass Ason s e Il Nv YORK. SID
I \, NIf,era Ifamnsod T'x y,s nos 'r
Bo A a arek n o Hes,y Sgr aeos Sqs s,T Nyos e;
Maart d. ~ ncn fr.on for 9 VII g =, oaa =, Goa ,o "
aoas r a = 81 III sasr r d ~ wh ~ g1no as
In IS 'D' M ' rr"i sr'' Mora bans 81 AshSa
tn Nl an alara 4l,e cosP sanger Il spas
Anna asidl rronsIy: 9 agaaeli Seenccf; Highland
TissasS / Y9iss sPt, Morn ns,. s,,s,
81 ls. 9rsSa E1a n SYorf w,,o, ,,a.in ton,
Ill lsth f9r i III h oil: III 81 Bef fsd bourne Cal
ts's 3 "'.' A. d 6 Sss gS,'.:s Il ss
LSl s,ss Iso , Fin nor, bark oar. no.. SUI. scan
dfs NsrTse Ti e As is Ar cincinnati ,noon, Bristol
SSors. S%.Aarih Au7 -is' 0'' A''loA ''''S 'oN'
@sSs.towS { Isaeraar s9sIss !s s,s s,rsas; ss
yg,s ara i r Ala,,: Sta klsms NJ. -.,,a. III
f@i G'' s!!ns ~ '''.' ~, + ]. ,.'. Z -, !,
| houia -
| ysra ~ - = - ' '
syI,vry ys Tur. ,rr prey II gerg 4. ,ner, Mani
~ Siaeisn t,a.t " gn Irn,an. E 4 ras,n Lrce.y
| Si OIL.
sssga. & 4 SUI IN An VI sal m i,.r
srCnofg. Aae Ne An vessel 10 pora.
sr.I,ea f-y Islien ,i,t, ma
Nysyk1 rian.-on ,i ri1n M h,,ns"I,bi, /
.rr, yni. Oh ~ nrt X Afpa.p II .,<Iry Havana
Te,S,ns, Ialy ID Ar brig 4,,iirrore Mer tI SNOW
1 prsier1in -' - - '
y. ra-z ruir iyTn no ,,.rk Ifnaa Sie,y,rt from
! " ~ ,,,s, - =, H IaF',t' for yysork iS !.
fro,
/ ,,sh u Ao1 ~ 49, '-'' N'4'''' i''''' ''''A 20
4 W,rTpra,, Az SIS i snar ae, ,.Ya,l
| "N4'-"'O-''' ~ A,,s,s.,as D,
| american Scfss. :. :,
BosroN Avg 2i--A br sten!'s:p 3.Nro, q Msodiss
| lew, snaxl II n; orig, L p snow u,pss beaufort,
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

money Other property South N 30 sxchanged for
southern priacts All sfecuators were N ths highest
state ol bwldsr meu., which Analy SET II rest
Dy the new of The War Ieartnsnt lust received
this mornn: emitting the purchase ef cotton or
ylhnx gol, that will buy Ia We shall now sec
fe.sna The greatest speculators thas any
enc pont contained. fss cssH'ry Is full " COTTON
Mech hls been burned bat much slill remains, and
should be surprised the ssppy soon 70 be %
Ia. 20 lower tho price luite materially.
The New York herald., 1862-08-23
SHiPPIN G NEW S

ALMANAC VoR sKv vosx-TnK pAv.
srT RrsGs.............6le 6le vpos Risrs... morn 81
SON sETs. ~ HIGH WATER. eve II
The New York herald., 1862-08-23

SAs United States steam transport Honduras, Captain
CLIFFORD, from Key West IN seven days, arrived a this
port yesterday morning Tho health Of the city Inn
proving
The following naval vessels were lying there'-Fias
shipst lawrence steamers Santiago de Cubs R. r. Guy
lsr and Penguin.
The transport Delaware the l4th inst for 81.
Augustine, Fla, with General Terry and star on board.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-01

C Gen Fitch, late senator from Indiana,
now leading brigade at St Charles, in Ar
kansas, has just hanged two rebels, in pur-
suance Of pledges to do SO in case of the
murder of any of his men. The first engi-
neer OF the Lexington was shot while sitting
AT a portfolio. Gen Fitch Immediately took
Two o! the citizens of st Charles and hanged
them III u pubic place in the town.
HE NULTuREs AFTER THE Spo1Ls, -Pres.
dent Lincoln is again about to suffer from an
invasion that will throw his experience at
the time Of the raid of the office. seekers cow
pletely into the shade. Legions of would he
tax gatherors are rushing to Washington o..
ger tor appointment. Every train to the
capital is literally loaded with those who
wish to do the state some service in the ex.
else line. The poor president-it is we'll
his shoulders are broad and his back strong.
for he has load to carry under which Her.
cules might stasser.
C. A body Of cavalry, of Gen Kiny,s
command, performed brilliant feat on Fri.
day. They made forced march from Fred
ericksburg to the Virginia Central Railroad
at Beaver Dam, 40 miles west of Richmond
destroyed the railroad and telegraph for sew
eral miles, burned the depot with 10000
rounds of musket ammunition and 100 bar
rels OF flour, and brough: in one captain as
prisoner, having on their side but one sol.
der wounded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-01
The Army of TaX.Gatherers.

The appointment of assessors and collect
ors under the new tax law is now engrossing
much attention at Washington, and the ap-
plicants are counted by thousands. Quite a
number of congressman remain at Washing
ton to assist in helping their constituents to
portion of these offices. 1t has been sug-
gested that our disabled soldiers be made
tax officers. Nothing could be more suia-
bic. There are enough of these men who
are in every respect capable of the work, and
who are incapacitated for the present for
many other kinds of labor. They have
claims upon the country that no other class
can have, and we hope that in all cases the
preference will be given them, other things
being equal. AT all events let not the able
bodied adventures and chronic spoils-hunt-
ers get these places ; and above all let the
grumbler., whose sole exhibition of patriot
ism consists in growing about the misman-
agement Of the war, be read out of the list of
candidates altogether. Some of the most
viruIent and misunderstanding opponents Of
the administration are found among its office
holders. Let US have no more such, and let
the tax-gatherers to be appointed be men Of
loyalty-those who have suffered in the cause
Of the country to have in all cases the prefer
cnce.-SpringJfeld Republican,