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DIED.

BcxPrs-In Honolulu, Nay 10. Capt. Geor-- " Bumpus,
Of Fsirhayen, late master q the ~whaeshiP HihvTuil. % New
B.tlsrt.
HExPsTyAD-In Honolulu Sunday morning. May IS. Capt.
John p. Hampstead, OF New London, late mass-r Of III whale
bark Catherine, aged 10 years
Fos-zR-In Honolulu Saturday. May 81. EEziDeth. aEei s
years. daughter OF Mr. Foster, who hteiy came from California
hoping that deceased would be benefited ~ a change q
climate
NEsRuL-AtH ansIei, Kauai. May y, OF heart disease, " b..
Merrill aged 81 years, Of Nashua " H. Us A.
RrcoIss-At Seminary Hospital. Georgetown, u. C., Fek. l6
T. Samuel Kuxxies. ASSISTANT Surgeon Of the Us A, aged IS
years. The deceased was the oldest son Of samuel ami Nancy
Ruggies, formerly Of BrookaeLd, Conn, and was born 81 Homo
Iulu. Sandwich Islands, where his parents we're then Stationed
as missionaries Of The American Boari- He came with hem ON
their reerrn 20 this country in 1884 but went back TO the
Islands In 1si9, where he spent ten years in business, and then
vent to Paris, spending two years In the prosecution Of his pro-
fssIonaI studies He obtaIned a diploma from the Royal Col
Iexe Of Surgeons Of Edinburgh. and upon his return 70 this
cos ntry in November last, received the above appointment, and
a few days before hts death was advanced to the post OF Surgeon
n liz s .I rz.ime.I :. !. YlLII,rers IL PH1r.
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TnE PoPE's HEALrH.-A Turin Correspondent, .,
the Paris PTesse, writing on the lst inst, SAYS. 81
have seen a letter from Rome Of the 18th .Japps-.
containing minute details respecting the health a ~,
Pope. IL states that Plus TX. has Of late been subia.,
10 frequent attacks Of fever caused by chronic inJ;
gestion. HIS physicians recommend exercise IN tho
open air on foot. or at least in a carriage unf1r,n
nately the POPe's legs are greatly swollen. ana ~
cannot go abroad. lie has to be rolled in a char -
pass from one room TO another. 1t is not true tb.,
he has been bed. as reported such a thing WAS
never proposed. Ii has been remarked. not wi,bou,
uneasiness, tina. for several days he has been ? Fec,sI
by a disposition to somnoleucy. and cannot hy anv
means be diverted from yielding to it. This. I an
told, is the most serious 81 mptom Of The Holy Fathers
malady.'
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Moon'- Phases n, H~onoIuIu. i'm May.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS

nay -z--vh Srttt- sf.Triu, Dorrvs, nom HIo, Win o53 kegs
sugor, 20 bTls moasses, So tales pulu, Z brIs tai
low. loo rs coffee, 2s hides, 2 bags fungus, 2 bags
arrowroot, l bag ginger, S nets coeoanuts, etc.-3
cabts and - deck passengers
liam sch General " allace, Bachelor, Is days from
san Francisco, touched outside. LEFT some papers,
and proceeded On her course % Shangaae.
23-Am ship Alice TkOrndike, Capt Thorndike. a. days
from Dunedin, Few Zealand, bound TO Victoria.
W. with $50 passengers Touched here for fresh
supplies, AMI saiIe,I again next day
@-Steamer khauea, Berrili, from windwari ports. with
2 hris beef, 5 do. oil, , do. potatoes. I box plants,
: hides. 10 head cattle, ) horses. ! hogs, etc.
2!-Srh Hannah Antoine, FIN Netcalfs Landing. lilo, and
hris motssses. L. hags coffee, IO5 bags puiu, 81 do.
fungus. II hides, etc. and IL passengers
24-Sch Warwick, Bull from Lanai, with 80 sheep, 3 dOz.
turkeys, = doz- Dwts, 10 nets nnious, etc.
.J-sch NOiteik Napeia. from kanu.ui, wish 50 Kegs Of
sugar and 2 cabin passeugers-
25-Sch kamOi. Shepherd, from RahGlgi aud Lshaina,
with 100 bris sweet pOtatOes-l cabin and o deck
Passengers
25-Sch Manaokawai, Haley. from Kau and Eona, with
- bales and . bags pulu, 8 bales aud = bags fun
gus. go goat skins. . hides. "a punches bananas,
bag COFFEE cabin AMI 20 deck passengers.
2G-Am Missionary brigt. Morning Star. GeI,I, Is days
from NarquesIs.
26-0dea. brigt- Emma, Bunie. I72 DAYS frum Bremen
haven, with assorted merchandise. HonscIlaegrr
x stapenhorst. agents.
e5-Sch Noiwahine. Kuh-ana. from Naviiwil. with %
hays corn. ) Kegs sugar, : kegs butter. IL DagS %
peanuts, = hiies. = bts tailow, l bale wool. = bags
fungus, Is hogs. . calves. I horse > couis wood.
@-seh kamehlmeha ", Morse from IIanalci. with 81
kegs and 10 mats sugar. 8 brs moiasses. IL cords
wood, ? cabin and = deck passenger
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PASSENG ERS.


FONEIGS-
Voc SAs FHAycSco-pcr Comet May 2t-N1 Elliot and
dauxh-er, Mrs VIM White, chill sni servant. joel ESan. wife
AMI child. r. y Bond. wife and . children. Or : Lnu=. wife and
child. Miss y Alen, Misses Jane and Sarah butcher. II wilkins.
n VI Anthony, Zsmtons.
From NssoCEsAs-per Morning star. May 25-Rev p Bald
win, Rev Mr. kgiheIsni and wife, Mr. kanui. l. kaivi aud J
children
From BEyNsRHlvEy-per Emma, May ID Charles AMI wm
shufte- Anirrs Rumpf, y W FehIber.
br San FHASCrSco-p~r Kathleen. May 2T-Chas W Grey.
Joseph sylvia, rhOs II Place
CoAsrwtsE-
Frdn NfSDrARD PORT+-per klauea, May 1&-Mrs II W
Parker, Mrs d Baldwin, = y Make. Miss " Make. } Crown
ingsburx. , W Kauwahi-6 cabin AMI so deck passengers
Fer WEsDwARD PoErs-per KDauea. May 25-H Dickinson,
W Dusfn, Mrs Paome and child, Frank Harris, JaO COrnren,
and about 100 deck passengers
From kArsI-Per MOixahine. Nay 2-NrSE ow-I, , Misses
and 2 Masters R0wen. Mis-. Emma smith, " 4 AdIch, : b
Dole. v Provost, and - deck passengers.
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EXPORTS

For SAS FEAScIscO-p-r Comet May 2I-315i kegs (36s,s5i
~ sugar, l5s bTs and 81 pkgs mOlasses. 81 bales pull, 10
bales and 20 bags fungus. 10 tags coffee. Is bags paddy. 2eO
sacks corn, 8 kegs jam. 70 boxes and Is cases jsIies, 2 baskets
gin. ! bbls- beef i pkg specie.
For san FEAScI-6O-per Kathleen, May 27-55 kegs and
1916 mats t5i,ssO bD sugar, 80 pkgs NI.554 eaIs) molasses,
- hags paddy, 90 tales pull, LOIS bids. p bales goat skins,
] ball calf skins, 10 bIs sweet potatoes.
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DEPARTURES.

May G2-sch Kala1a. Paddock, for the Guano Islands.
2J-Sch Odd Fellow. Lawton. br n cruise North
2t-Am bark Comet Smith. Coz san Francisco
2B-Steam-r kilau-S. B@rriIL. for Lahaina- Eoua and ether
windwari ports
26-seh Nettie Merrill, Borrss, for Lahafaa ari lilo.
.S-seh Emma Rookie, Wilbur, for Lahaiua ani kaIepo-
kJo.
:5-Seh Hannah. Artcne. fr Lahaina anil Tfo.
.6-Sch Moiseiki. Napcll. fr i-.baina and kahului.
.I-HaS. bark Kathleen, NaTvhaEL- for san Frsncrcn.
2I-Sch NanuoSaSai, Haley, for LahlIna. Euua and Eau.
23-sch kanoi, Shepherd, hr LahaIna aBd S,huiai.
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\ NoB-On Friday afternoon last, at about Eve
O'Clock, as the prisoners were returning TO the prison
along Nuuanu street, under the charge Of their
overseer. some Of the passengers Of the clipper ship
Alice IhorRdiEs, being ashore. and considerably
under the influence of liquor, and conducting them
selves in a rather d~isorderly manner opposite the
National Hotel, one of them stumbled against
g prisoner, upon which the latter turned and
struck him. The passenger Of course returned the
compliment, and his comrades rushed in TO help him.
In a short time the fight became pretty general.
The prisoners turned of into Hotel street. followed
by the mob, and At the command of their overseer.
tore some pickets off from a fence. Thus armed,
they were told to 90 in and have a fight, which trey
did with a will, assisted by a large number q
natives. Some of the police, endeavoriug 10 step the
mob, were severely handled, being struck With tho
pickets, while a number Of the passengers were peat
en- IN 4 most brutal manner after being struck - the
ground; and, as usual in such cases, several limo
cent parties received the worst injuries. 4 Mr..
Babcock. from KOolauloa. was badly cut about the
head and bruised about the body. Several parties
who witnessed the affair speak in strong terms of
Indignation at the conduct of the overseer, for, if he
had done his duty, and taken his men, or a portion
of them, TO the prison by the most direct route, the
police force could easily have controlled the rest
After the Withdrawal OF the prison gang the MOD
was partially queled. though once or twice during
the evening, it threatened to break out again. At
one time, it was feared We should witness a repeti-
ton of the sailor riot which occurred ten years ago,
but BE- the discreet exertions of the Marshal, aided by
several of our citizens. the passengers were induced
to return on board the ship, which was lying outside
the harbor, and sailed again for Victoria on the
following morning.
OAHU CoLLEGE-The annual examination of this
institution took place on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The audience on both days was large. and the exer-
passed off very satisfactorily. Her Majesty the
Queen and the Prince were present on Tuesday. This
at Fort Street Church, the Exhibition will
be held, consisting of singing and defamation by the
of the college. The exercises are open to
the public. -
LAND FOR SALE.-An advertisement of some land
in South kona, Hawaii, will be found below.
is some three or four miles south of Keala-
kekua bay, and is the site of Keawe's famous House
of Refuge. -
THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY of the Ladies' Strangers
Friend Society, will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall
on Thursday, June 9th.
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VI %

From BaENgKHAvES-per Emma. May 1873 barrels. l.
asks, - kegs s boxes. % hal-s. II crates. > Packages and Il
cAs-s un-p@eif-d md.e. 100 hars and - bdi- iron, 2isJ tile.
500 tricks. ] mortar. IL sheep, 20 bales hay. - brs oats.
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NEH BEDFORD OIL MARKET.

sperm oil 10 in request for both home ue and export. and
sales have been male Of ZOO bbis, in four parces. nearly al fr
export a $40 pr gallon At Ntutucket $50 frs. have been
pafeha.ei ny parties IA this city upon priva terms. The
reduced TO 5000 bris.
whale oil . Neglected., the demand being very limited, al
though manufacturers you'll probably purchase at 80 cents Der
gallon buf holders are unsiIiIg to operate AZ That price. The
only Transaction has teen the sale Of $50 brls. Gt a pnce not
maize public.
In the London market, Feb. sth, no sales OF sperm oil were
reportef-quOtatiDns ES1 to Eg4- In whal,ho.e 10 tom.
so1fiHern had bssn sold at ESQ per ton-nO other transactions.
sFkzx OL--The sperm oil market at present i in somewhat
Of a eSeited state Of account Of the reduced stock and the Inn
tied number % Perszas who Al present hold ia. Th- sales in
mr. cry sinee our last report, amount to 1910 bTls. at 81 10 per
gsion, mostly bE export, the market closing with inquiry, but
IN holders vii not sell at the above quotation. In Nantucket.
sale has also been made on New York account, o; - bh-. a
sISy Pc 8aL The stock in this city il held by four individuals.
and u . believed that not more than 1000 brs. will be rauJrteI
into the country during the next month at least.
The following table shows the stick and plar.s where hell Of
al the sperm oil In first hand. In this eouutrv-
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MEMORANDA.

~ ship 4Riee ThoraEise, Capt Thouiikc. r~por;.-Len
Dunedin, " T. April 5, with four cabin and I76 Storage pas
ssDsfrS, Er Victoria v l. Experienced light, battling winds
an the Wayne Sc tradcs- Touched at MaIaiin Isltrd, Mar
qucsas. and delayed there one day. Reports the ship Annie
Kinlhan 10 leave Dunedin, soon aher, foe same destination.
Arrived AMI anchored outside Of Honotula May SlI-ls days
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foRSigS or NtRKET-Nessrs- NacLean, Siaris & Co.'S Cir
cuiar, dated London. Feb 15th, reports some small sales Of
sperm having been made privately at E93 o. Egt, hut there was
no hhs IN the market At public auction on the I+th. only two
os out % he parcel from Boston found buyers at GOT - and
tos, remainder being bought in at E9f, AMI h-aimatter at EgJ.
southern oil quiet hut arm at EJ+ TO SO. 100 brs. kerosene
OIL, rom Boston, were bought IN at public auction sale at 2. ~,
heing again cheaper. spermaeeti without alteration Prime
quahsy hed for Il III Whll.bone attracted hut little attention.
and the exception % n small lot % Southern L,k-a for EXPORT AZ
EJlO, and q few hundred weight at auction knockrI down al
LID, there were M transactions.
~ Hasre hr the week ending yrb- isth. so tons q whale oil
SkaaLEd, Narrh 8.
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MACHINERY FOR SUGAR MuIs.-By an advertise
ment it will be seen that Mr.. L. Bartlett, as agent for
Mr.. Weston, is prepared to furnish machinery for
sugar mills. We have examined his plans and
prices. and are surprised to find that the mills can
be obtained at Sc small u cost. Mr.. Weston offers to
furnish a mill Of the strongest pattern, 30-inch roll
ers, with two improved centrifugal machines and
engines to drive the latter, all for $1,000. The
freight is less than 500 on the same. All this ma
chinery is made by himself, from the b st Swedish
iron and English steel, imported from Europe for the
purpose. Such an agency in Honolulu has been
wanted, and will, we trust, result in giving an impe-
ts to the sugar interest. Machinery ordered from
Mr.. W., can, by the aid of the telegraph, be ready to
ship from Boston within so days from the time the
order leaves Honolulu ! Those planning to CON-
mence sugar plantations, will do well to examine
B's plans and prices.
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A CLOSE GUEss-When Capt. Gelett, of the
Morning Star, sailed on his cruise to the Marquee
sas, he said to US that he should be back on the 10Th
of May. True to his calculations, he entered the
harbor on that morning.
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HAUL IS On Tuesday night, between 8 and
0 o'clock, the cry of " haul in" could be plainly
heard, in the neighborhOod of the theater, from one
end Of the street to the other, for nearly a quarter of
an hour. Curiosity led Us to ;he scene, when we
found a foreign policeman having q native in charge,
vino resisted him with fist force. AT length assis-
tance came, after the policeman was quite exhausted.
This fact would indicate the necessity of q stronger
police force, in this city.
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HARD To DEcIDE-An election, ordered by the
House Of representatives TO fill the seat of Kahale-
wal, declared vacant by that body, was held At Hau-
ula, KOOlaulOa, on Tuesday, and resulted as follows,
NJ rennrfel by nnfiye..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-17
FROM GALLIPOLIs.

GAILIPOLts, sept. 10.
We are yet without particulars of the late bat
tie at Charleston. AZ accounts agree, however,
that the enemy were severely handled anil re-
pulsod with great slaughter. Colonel Lighthurn
gave the citizens OF otChHrlest0n one hour ) notice
to leave the town. Refugees Say that our troops
marched through the streets OF Charleston 90
ing towards Elk river in admirable orIer with
bands playing, and formed their line Of battle as
if on dress parade.
This place is full Of refugees and contrabands,
who came down the KanaWha in boats Of every
description, most Of whom arc in destitute cir
cumstances.
Colonel Lightburn took the Ripley road going
towards RayenswOod on the Ohio river where
he arrived this evening, bringing his trains
through in safety. Steamers have been sent to
his assistance. Our loss is yet unknown.
The 18th Ohio, 9th Virginia, and one company
of the "a Virginia cavalry, who we're cut of at
at Summeryilla, succeeded in joining Colonel
Eightburn and were IN the fight at Charleston.
There ere i've hundred sick and wounded sol
diers At this place, having been sent from Charles
ton before the fight took place. The churches
school houses and court hovse are full. The en-
emy are supposed to be moving slowly down the
KanRWha
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HOUSE FdREIsHIEa AETiOLEs.-it the old es-
tsblishment of W. P. FOgg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best qnality; Tea TrHys, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Retrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
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DEuTGL AssAULT.-The Herald of last eve
ening contains the particulars of what ap-
pears to have been a brutal assault upon
Deputy U. S. Marshal Horace Bill, by two
night policemen, F. ". Smith and Samuel
Rowe, which occurred on Monday evening.
According to the Herald's account, Mr. Bill,
wbile on his way home, on Pittsburgh street,
about half-past nine O'Clock in tho evening,
observed n woman in the hands Of two men,
apparently being i'll treated. A difficulty oc-
cured between him and the two men, who
proved to be watchmen, and the latter beat
him badly, took him in custody and conveyed
him to the station house, where he was locked
up until o'clock in the morning, when they
released him. We have not heard, as yet,
what explanation the watchmen make of the
affair
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NEW YORK. MARKET.-sept. 10.

LBf TELEGRAPh.l
| PLOUR-The demand for Flour is good and the
supply light, the market being a shade frmer and
sales is,Ijo bbIs at s5OOa5 25 for superhne state
s54OG5,5O Tor extra state; s5,OOd5,25 Tor superhne
western; S5,f0lG5,65 for common TO medium extra
western: s551a5a o. for common TO goOd shipping
brands extra round hooDed Ohio; t6,Oo95,25 for
CANADA RLOUR-In moderate request and a
shade better Sales go bbls at s. 405 IS for common,
and - 65gt5,5O for good TO choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and steady at s3,-
CORN MEAL-Market is in moderate requeet.
sales go bbis Jersey at S3,lji and 100 bblS Brandy
WHIsh Y-Market slightly fayors the buyer.
sales 80 b9ls at 329335sc, chiefly At S2s1G32k-
mand receipts moderate; freights materially de-
sales Is GO bush Chicago sprinq at sl,OsaII4;
3y9O busn Milwaukee cnb at slO9al, is: 5000 bu-h
amber Iowa at l,l561lI7; 1908 bush choice amber
5S,OO1 bushels winter red western at sI,23Gl ,2j
6]0 bush amber Michigan at sI25l, p, the latter
price for very choice; i5O0 bush white Kentucky at
45gl,5O and 1850 bush white Michigan AT 81, ,3Sa
RHE-Market dull and heavy. sales at TSd977o for
western; SOels3c for state.
BARLEH-Duil and nominal.
CORN-The market is heavy and dropping Sales
o5OJO bush at olGjyc for shipping mized western 50
csc for easterni and i05Oc for damaged and heated
OATS-Market fir1ner fair demand. Sales at 5Oa5.c
for Jersey Canadian, western and state. Very choice
SUGAR-Raw more active and Rrmer Sales 1850
hhds al s'sCol c for Cuba s+gl9c for New Orleans ;
and gSsgy70c for Porto kicO. Also sales 35OO bags
Manila on p. l.
MOLASS ES-Market quiet. We have only TO
notice sale of 20 hhds Porto Rico at 45c.
FOR Rh-Marllet quiet and without any decided
change in price Sales $50 bbls at Sll jOgi Spy for
mess sl9Z5 for prime sll ,2joIl 80 or prime mess
BEEF-AlarkeI very quiet and without change;
sales bbls at S. 5O7, 90 for prime s. OOlO p for
mess sl2,Oe9l3,75 Tor repacked mess SIS 75gI4,s7a
for extra mess
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull and nom-
inally UNCHANGED.
BEEF HAlIS-Market in moderate request Sales
at l56ll6.
CUT MEATS-Market steady and firm Sales
5UO pkg5 at 45sG45s for shoulders I67kC Tor hams
BACON SIDES-Market quiet.
SMOKED MEATS-Steady. Sales 400 hhds Of
Smoked sides at 55stJ6A.
LARD-Market slightly favOrs purchasers, and
there Is moderate business doing Sales SO bbls al
g05g4e
BUTTER Selling at Ia9l6o for Ohio; I6a2Oo Tor
CHERSR-Market very firm and in demand at
7gsxc.
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MILITARY SCHOOL IS CLEvELASD.-The
young men of this city have long felt the ne
eessity of having suitable opportunity of
learning the art of war before engaging in
the contest to sustain the Government, now
raging. We learn that a school is soon to be
opened in this city for the purpose of teaching
the above art, by Captain A. c. Burgess, an
officer who has had ample opportunity to per-
feet himself in military knowledge both be-
fore and since the war commenced. He was
scholar under Captain J. R. Sandford for
three years before the war, and has had, in
addition, one years active experience in the
field, in the 9TH Ohio R, giment The school
Will be opened on Saturday evening Of this
week. Captain Burgess has been urged into
the enterprise by the authorities at eOlum-
bus, and also by the Military Committee Of
this city. As a proof Of his efficiency as a
military teacher, We may add that, while in
the old Light Guard, Captain Burgess won
two prizes by his drilling, and had the repu-
Triton Of being the best drilled officer in the
7ih Regiment while member of it.
An those wishing to join the school can dc
80 BY calling on the Captain at his Office il
the Atheneum, which will be open each day
From 10 A. \. until Y n. and from 2 P. n
Tf1tii 4 P "
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pr. RennerIs piarrba speciie.

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FROM KRNrUnKX.

LoUIsVILLEI hent1ckyI UctOber I0Tl.
The Journal in an editorial to-day, appeals to
the authorities to have the city fortified
Brigadier General Jackson's Division was re-
viewed this forenoon by Major General Gilbert
and staff il made a fine display
train OF eleven oars that carried Colonel
Dunham's regiment to Bacon Creek, was de-
stroyed by Squad Of Guerilla Cavalry. Some
rails had been torn up. The Regiment after ta-
king all ammunition and most Of the provisions
abandond it, when tho rebels pushed the train on
the bridge and SCI fire TO both.
MCNFuRDsyfLLE, Sept. Is.
The rebels under Bragg attacked our forces
this forenoon, and II is said they have been fight
ing nearly all day
The Federal forces ara in command Of Colonel
Wilder and are fighting bravey, and are deter
mined to hold the post. The eneruy'- force il
represented rs large
LATER.
We learn that portion Of Buells army have
arrived and engaged with Braggs forces.