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30 to the SEA SlDE.-1hc cars OF the
IL Co.. I.Iond and B.oox ,yn K Il CJmOry are SOW
opnue r.su.ily Fulton and Catherine fee. 70 Church
Lane reenh-d orave'end AID Conoy l-l.nd Ibis tue
- ,ou,s 10 shreph.. 81 Bay. PhvAe paTiss aud Assoca
tom. snd c mic Parties accommodated on sppie.tion Al te
office.
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Cxtur5lon5.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND
IL Health, Comfort and Pleasure srs leave Fulton bud
u, a. bsriue Ferries. Brooklyn, every 20 minutes
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GRAND DAYLIGHT and MOONLIGHT
" LXCUR ions to POUGHKEtPSiE snd lNItkME-
DIATE LANDlNG5-Tue steamboat RIP Wan WlShLt,
Gait w Brett viii leave New TX Im Pier No n, lot
~ Robinson.st every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY st O'clock
u M landing Coaz-ns's Cold. png Cornwall Newbu'sh
r.hsi Low Point Marlborough aud Milton. Returning
Point and F,hsi thus ahofdng an opportunity Tor persons
vistue tine view Of the beautiful scenery Ct the noble
do9 bo, by d,yligt aud moonlight reaching New YORK
b,fyr. daylight Fare Tor the excuroo 81 Ber,hs free
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Gales bp Anttion.

A. NJ. MRKwiS. Aucrouee..
DY BANGS, MEkWlN d Co.. Irving Build
ing, Nos 5si aud so Broadway -Sals. Of Books Sta
ouery Pictures. WorAA Of Art Fancy Goois Furniture kc
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Gmnsrmenls
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.


WONDERFUL COMBINATION or NOVELTIES
THE WORLD NEEk saw THE LIKE
GEN. TOM THUMB & COM. MUTT,
GEN. TOM THUMB 6 COM. MUTT,
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR $1,000.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR SSiOUO.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 1000.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
The origos
GEN. TOM. THUMB.
GEN TOM. THUMB,
GEN. TOM. THUMB,
and tne
$4,000 COMMODORE MUTT,
$4,000 OMMODORE MUTT,
$4,000 COMMODOHE MUTT.
10 all their l,u.haoo and marvellous per-
OVER 'T T sI;iSs 'iF@@GRkNr CHARACTERS,
OVER TWENTY DETERRENT CnARaCrERsl
OVER TWENTY DIFFERENT CHARACTERS!
Mr. B'I PRTz as q ,ts otF fi6sAyp DOLLARS
PRIZE or ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
to the hero who proves tue IN II Talented sod attractive
They have performed two TO crowded houses,
the judge bens governed by the applause # the audi
ence prop .ed divide thousand doiu, between these
psny rivals They both object to this AID hrve therefore
agreed to coatinue hi. sres. tia. Of m.it nd skill
oNE WEEK LoSGER
ONE WEEK Lon Err
They will be at all hours. EVERY DAY and EVEN
mo and will give special pennaaces Morning Afternoon.
aud Evening. at H. and q o'c K
They wl also b." seen msntftng about The Nr-enm
Gen TOM. THUMBS MAGNIFICENT PHH>ESrS.
JEW ELS &c. from QUEEN vac OKLA aud the pnnci pal
Crowned Heads of Eur pc will be erhibiei
The NINA rURt CARRIAGES uf the Thumb and the
Mutt with four Of the smallest Pcuis In world. and Elm
Coschmen and Footuea livery the Museum at u
and O'Clock p IN.
6EAJTIFUL CoLoRFD TROPICAL FISH
BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH
The GRAND AQUARlA il now swafuing with COR
GEOUsLY BEAUTIFUL FISH from tue nopcal SEA.
whnoe they have b--u brought expense OF 81 90
TIE, iuclu ie FIFTY BEAU flFCL ANGEL tiSH. MAO
NltICENT FOUR-EYED CHEEUBs. the most -nqui,-
iiely beautiful hsh brheld; COW FISH; SURGEON
FISH; PORCUPlNE FISH; SPANISH LADY FISH, and
other AID splendid sieimeu. al OF brilliant cooss.
SPLENDlD FARCE COMPANY.
consisting OF Ms. j. j. PRlOi Miss JIMMIE WALTERS
Mr.. J. e. NAGLE. NJ. w. 81 HOLLAND tbis hr.t sg-
pesrance the Mu.euul and Nesr- uANlLAND, RILEY.
ANDERSON Sc.. &c 10 also enss ed ond give. EVERY
AF1ERNOON ~ O'Clock. and EVERY EVENING att
he
LAU0HABLE FARCE. TEMPTATION
Yet with all this Million Of Curioes from ell
OF he world the price of admission reul4iu.
ONLY ~ CTS CHlLDHEN UNDER ~ fEAHs. is CTS.
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BRIDGES.

TT five bdgea. AL -aosientl:ly bu save one
which il Oh -.ties l. is well bull, aud iDte' ded 20 replace
se bridge over tie Q1asst- Greek s te Beaver Me-do"
Jgpcfio1 ,sc.u,ly oe,royed by With this exception
there i. 10 ueslle the road The masonry OF bo
BRIDGES over the Quak.se Creek aud the eat branch Of Tue
l scbuy KiVsr laid and erected for the purpose OF
Al d.ul.l. fr-fL
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%TIYON's CRENORNE GARDEN

MINORS CREMORNE GARDEN.
~ Six nigh; OF The new Comic p.p'onme entitled
TIE GOLDEN EGG
Invented by and produced under the datr direction
NJ LEHMAN. vi new scenery, trcs- ttanslpfmAiioGs
and original music composed BY THOMAS BAKER
Every artist connected with tho establishments viii appear
in tie cast
GRAND PAS SEUL...by. COSTA THELEUR
SPECIAL NOTICE
The continued Severe Illness @ SSHORfTA CUBAS rem
der, impossible for Der appear for present. Doe
notice will given Of her sPp-Nrsncs ReAppessnc-
Of the Grrai London Comic 81 DENlEK
S x,h nisht Of the Comic Po!ks, TnE BEAR by Thomas
FRESH ATTRACTIONS IN TIE EQUESTRIAN
School. ~ Lo OF Gymnsss snd Acrohas.
Adm-si the three entertainments, - crntl
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financial.


gINHE INTEREST due Sept. on tne Second
Il Mortgage Booe. of The CLEV EtAND mp FIT s.
% w 5, GILMAS a son. No ~ Finest, by
~ W. o. "iN""A' II. C. KINGS Ely.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
Occupancy Of Malvern Hill by Gen.
HOOker'S Division.
SPIRITED BRUSH WITH THE REBELS.
Two Hundred Rebel Soldiers
Captured.
INTERESTING PARTlCULA AIRS,
&C., &s., xs.

In CAMP AT MALVERN HnI, August 8, 1907.
General Hooker has been impatient for fight with tho
suemy days past lie folt that something should
be show the world that have got live army
he peninsula. Believing that Malvern Hill, about which
point go much been said could be rctakon, notwh
standing the natural strength OF the position he formed
plan to accomplish this object and submitted 1t TO head
quarters General Mcclellan heartily into plan
and gave General Hooker the entire command OF OK
podition for its accomplishment. reconnaissance in
force made last Saturday evening; but, the guides
leading the column wrong direction the party returned
camp and rested until yesterday afternoon when they
were ordered to prepare for the march.
The column was not all upon tho road until after tho
moon had risen and threw food Of light into every
opening In the forests through which the little army
passed The roads smooth and even and the msve-
ment Of the artillery train mado but very little noiso.
Precautions taken against alarming the enemy,s
pickets, one OF whom--tho only one on the road on
which the column moved-was captured. Guards wero
placed around the houses the way to prevent tho
mates from conveying information Of the approach OF
trocps When the resting place for the night reached
officers gave their orders In whisper, IL was known
that camp Of the oncmy was near. The silence with
which the affair conducted would have been com
plete had K not been for
RAW RRiGAprER GENERAL,
who gave orders for brigade movements in voice that
could be heard great distance in the Stiffness Of the
night. The result OF this little imitation Of military pride
shows how ncxpcrience and lack Of Judgment in on
cor long line may sometimes defeat damage the
success Of important movement. The result in this
case was that
EvEMY WERE ArPRIsrD
OF our approach at twelve O'Clock, and renforcemcns
sent for General Hooker and his command would have
been glad have the enemy reinforced in order that no
might accept the gage Of battle upon mis- chosen e but
the warning that had been given eausod the fco upon
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

insu ed more thau oac ail being insured in England.
In the OF the business Of the company the
rule s for The regular shippers Of specie TO have open
poces and hence the consgnoes hsro have means of
knowing the Of until the arrival of the
mail. Tho vessel worth from $50 900 to SEQ 900.
AMOUNT OF SPECIE ON BOARD.
The amount Of specie on board was:-For New York,
81 ia ooo and for England, s270 C0o-makng, in both
sums 81 3s4 ooo The premium OF fourteen per cent at
which the Tacic Mail Steamship Company's stock rates,
added to these 1gures win give the aggregate amount
Of s1577,760.
EFFECT OF THE DISASTER ON THE PACIFIC MAIL
STOCK.
The stock of tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company was
adversely affected BY intelligence of the loss Of their
splendid steamer In consequences thereof stock fell TO
10s the receipt of the first report of the disaster
but from this IL subsequently, raod reaching TO no. and
ultimately closns at that figure, showing decline OF
about per cent from yesterdays prices The loss to
he company will to less than Ave per cent on the
capital Stock but which, IL Is said will not interfere with
the regular quarterly dividends The effect on the Pacific
stock influenced to slight extont the whole market at
the first board, and in few stocks the extreme
prices paid before the ornDg session were not main
tainet
FATE OF THE PASSENGERS.
There doubt tho correctness Of the mum.
Der passengers reported TO have been board Of the
Golden Cate leaving San francisco. The number given
ESQ., and OF these $50 reported as lost, which leaves
tho amount saved but city First accounts OF dsasterp,
where loss Of human life Is involved, are at all times
less exaggerated and 1t s to be hoped that this
case will prove exception TO the rule We have re
ferred TO the two important facts which show that
tho efforts of the and passengers to save
life were not entirely unavaiIing; and may not these
efforts have been successful, under Providence,
than wc are yet ofY When Mr.. Hoaday was over
board he picked up by The ships boat tho ship her
self still under way making for the friendly port Of Mama
nlia the Shore upon which she was beachsd
From the fact then that at least boat was launched
aud passengers saved thereby and that tho vessel was
20 near shore to bo upon the beach, may be
reasonably calculated-as is to be horsd-that the
number Of lives saved will oyerDaarcc those lost.
The only passengers whose names we could learn we
have before givon, These Captain Whitney ard Mr.
Hoadsy saved Mr.. Flint lost and Mr. Bell, whose fate
s yet unknown. Tho telegraph will disclose tho
rest.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
The Rebels Reported Moving Io TaIxo
Malvern Hill

HRapouAxrRRs OF rns ARMY OF THE roro,tAc, !
August :, 1852. !
Al Malvern Hill everything was quiet during ycser.
day. .,4f
II was reported last nirht BY desertcrs and contra.
bands that the rcbols had been moving from the vcay
Of Richmond ali day In large force towards Malvern Hill
with view OF rc'a<ng that position.
Three thousand exchanged prisoners arrived yesterday
asernoon from Richmond Those belonging TO s army
and at to do duty were sent TO ihcr regiments. The
others IN leave FOR the North today. M ocers were
among the party.
Tbcre il no trrt In the statement that tlls army Il
used 10 pro,cc. rebel property reported in tho Of
Mr. IiI Carter During ths two days bai.c OF Malvern
Ilii from 500 500 wounded Union soldiers hal their
wounds dressed his house. tho ladies' freely tearing up
thoir sheets and pillow cases for baniagcs. While the
army was passing guard was posted % protect thu
women and children. Our horses and cattle grazsd
an hi, farm and his negroes working forti6ca
tions All applications for their return have been
fused.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

OtriY, n. ", August 7, 1saz
The largo thrco story building occupied by The oleaa
Times and three other buildings, consisting Of storcs o
fces &C., were destroyed by nrc last night There wss
oa loss Of property by Are and water The Ore Ia sup
posed TO have boon the work n peondary The lsD
Ia well insured
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

and the smoke having become dense that was impos-
soe to the enemy General Hooker ordered the re
o. the artillery 70 be slacKencd.
u was SOON discoy cred however that
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

TIE NEW Yorx CENTRAL PAnx REsRRvoR.-This great
work, which will reflect credit upon our noble city, will
be brought into use Tuesday, the 10th inst, whom
grand public display 10 take place. The Croton Aque-
duct Board have that the water will be lot
70 tho grand reservoir " that day, ~ three O'CLOCK In
the Ntaypoops
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

WINTER GApprS.-This evening complimentary bene
ct under tho patronage Of number OF leading ct
gems, will bo given Messrn a. H. Davenport and J. W.
Collier Miss Maggie Mitchell has consented TO appear on
this OCCASION her popular part Of Fanohon the Of
the pieco beiDs the IS when originally produced by
beneaeisrss, WIN ts sdineisnt TO insure o crowded
hnne
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
une recent Fight Near Memphis.

NthFHS, ANBurt ., IoOZs
Tho as,, on sunday afternoon between the Union rs
uno,,sr,ng party and the rebels a small affair.
Aho ono hundred and hty Of the latter ware surprised
a. ~ vicinity Of Mooney crock, and nei AZ the nrst IRE.
III or seven were killed and several wopndsc.
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
The Army OF the Southwest ana the Mis-
sissippi FlotilIa.


Commodore Davis aud General Curtis ars here 10 con
sn U,h the departments in regard TO future movements
or ,ne army Of tho southwest In future there will be
concert OF action between them
The New York herald., 1862-08-08
Resistance to Enro,ment in Missouri.

HeNKatmnCt 10 ENrUTFrfCEfC NETBsUUKIe
COLLISION BETWEEN CITIZENS AND STATE rRoors
AT POINT rLEAsAET--sEvERAL KILLED ON BoTH
SIDES.
CAIRO, August Z, fsG2.
skirmish took place yesterday near Point Pleasant,
Missouri between the ctizons and state troops IN which
Il s reported tha, ssveral killed bott Sides n
seems that the citizens bound themselves together 70
resist tho enrolment act. Troops sent from New
Madrid to enforce tho law, and honcs the collision
The New York herald., 1862-08-08

"A state Senator Indicted Tor PERJURY
Emr, Pa, August 7, 1869.
The Grand Jury now sitting for Erie county have in.
dicted Morrow D. Lowrey, member Of the Senate Of
Pennsylvania, for perjury.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
NEWS FR0M FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 2, 1862
Tho gunbost Daylight sailed to-day for the mouth Of
York river, to relieve tho Young Rover which the
blockade in that vicinity
III, Young Rover will proceed the mouth of the Rap
pahannock, to relieve tho Dawn which will go TO New
York for repairs.
Tho Mystic is still of the Rappahannock river.
The troops of the New England DIVISION who have boen
encamped on the beach here for two weeks embarked
on onthoconstuton this afternoon The Constitution is still
taking in COAL and probably will sail before to
row morning.
The health Of the troops Is improving.
The Young Rover, with the DEpineu zouaves (Fifty-
third New York vounteers) board sailed for Annapo
lis this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
CAPTURE OF A UNION COLONEL IN KEN

corresp pondsut Of the Nashville Unicn and American
writing from Bowling Green under date Of January 20,
says:-Lsutsnant Colonel Gock, Of the Federal Home
from Edmondson the county seat BY portion Of Colonel
Helms ksutGcky cavalry, stationed at Glasgow, day
before yesterday The Colonel had see his
sister married, ard was enjoying himself in high ges
when our cavalry, uninvited, made their appearance
not for the Of taking in the hlares Of the
occasion, but with the intention Of taking the Colonel
which they did, and whom they brought to this place
yesterday and lodged in jail.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

10 their duty absent themselves from their compa
MES thus throwing ali of the work upon the few good
grace Of the fair OF the Eighth Virginia regiment,
the fields of Manassas and Leesburg. II this or
der not promptly obeyed will in ten days have hand
bills posted in every village in the country, Offering a
reward Of thirty dollars for the apprehension OF each de-
serter ans his delivery to the nearest military post and
/ will 30 mnutey describe each man, his appearance,
character and habits that the publication itself viii
prove severe penalty for his offence.
NORBORNE BERKELEY,
Major Commanding Eighth Virginia Volunteers.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CoRPs ON PoroMAc,
Jan. %, 1862.
Approved, by order OF General Beauregard.
TH0S. JORDAN, Acting Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
FRAUDULENT NOTES IN CIRCUL ALTON.

From The RchmOnd Enquirer, JAM 3Ol
The Alteration os the public is particularly called to the
Advertisement Of the Treasurer Of Virginia notifying
., ,iv creumstsnces under whjo, Strut Of the
no. Of the banks M AND ND so~o ON shseE Of bark notes
scattered about, Ind probably an attempt
them upon No ignorant and unwary, having
md cap~ led never issued by the bar ks
~, regrets that any one should be so
pass any mutilated and imi erfect
ats that the burning and destroy
h was not as " was intended
and complete
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

the holy cause but orr honor will be saved untarnshsd
and our childran's children will up 70 call us
I. blssssdn HOWELL COBB,
r. TOOMTS,
NJ j. CRAW FO--D,
THOMAS r. r. COBB
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. %, 1862
Arrival Of he Eastern Sate from The Burnside E5pedi
tio--No Operations as ytEscope Of FIFTEEN C5notands
in Boa, from The Rebes-Thsy are Taken upbyhe Gun
boat Rcscue-Their Story Regarding Matters in Rebei
dons-Reported Launch Of the Merrimoc-Hoc ne Batte
Stuoied-A Flag Of Truce 10y Lamb Coming 10
Hcmpton-MagrudG Sober for Once-A Word About The
Constitution Shameful Neglect and Estrdro0dnce of Tie
Goreynp,snt-7he Ship Turned into Hcspitot-i'dssen
oeysfor "Dirie,- females Sent F5rvart-7he Rebi o.
GERS Sent to the Rip Rdps-Deparsu,s Of Tie Eastern Sio
for Hotteras, dc, dc
The United States gunboat Rescue commanded by Mas
tar Mate c. A. Blanchard while picket under sewals
Point last night and while cruising about esped small
boat containing several persons The launch OF tho
Rescue was owerod and coming up with tho strange
hoa, n was found to contain fifteen contrabands who
.ad that they had escaped from the robcls by stealing
boat and seemed anxious TO reach our lines. Captain
blanchard placed them board Of the Rescue and
brought them to the flag shipMinnesota. The boat,
which is a twenty foot ships yawl, sooms dlapdatcd,
and the oars muled with ropes to prevent giving
an alarm found the negroes very intelligent and tho
spokesman Of the party informed me that they and
raj hundred other slaves we're engaged in digging
trenches at sewas Point and along shore between the
Point ard Tanners creek On the batteries between tn,
two last monlionod places are thirty.hye guns. %
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 26, 1902.
An Iron. Clad Retel Vessel Lying OF Granny Ltcad-Ga
ting Ready 10 Atdet-Aciriy Of our Nary % CiUs Her
Warm Recepon-Generct Xansfeld Ordered TO Be Ready
for Supposed Attack ~ he Enemy-Recopnoi,reo Of the
Mounted Rifemen 10 Necpor. News-A Practical Inren
ton 10 Handle Heavy Guns-A Commission Of Arilery
Officers appointed 10 Report It's Nerit-A Ns,y Light
Battery Of Parrot Guns for Company L. Fourth artillery
Cdrsoin r. Y. w Hoscdrd, dc, dc.
The latest intelligence have from secesh by way Of
a flag Of truce is that ironclad vessel Is lying of
Craney Island evidently awaiting an opportunity to slip
her cable and either put to else engage Vessels
in the harbor Great activity is observed by feet n
tho harbor and should this rebel craft be so intrepid
g 70 undertake SO hazardous expedition she will end
a warm reception. For the information Of the rebels
will state that have upwardsof two hundred guns on
the shipping in the harbor and about as many more on
the parapes and water battery Of Fortress Monroe which
will not play unimportant role in such engagement
The batteries the Rip Raps also TO be taken into
consideration and the rebel craft should oven reach
this p.aco she would be compelled to come between the
Hip Taps aud the fort, and then pass four first class
United states vessels General Mats leld recsvol
notice day or two aga to be on the qgi riy,
fo sn attack. The veteran general Of course ha his
division IN apple pio order, bud vas prepa ~ gvc tbs
enemy cordial welccnc oi grape aud c'nlster. u
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
MA.
SDULGENT HEBEL s0L-

SDUIGEST REBEL SOL
uSA REGIMENT
n. 20, 1852
ana sold ofs be-
who have not
from general
led by sick.
cnt. II is
-LF.. whist tho
BRs incident
ssssaru va. d'feIic'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-24
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of The Ill. State Agr'l Society.

To the Friends Of agriculture and Mechanic Arts
The Executive Committee OF the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication of journal ofthe Society
Is Imperatvely demanded.
Pursuant, therefore, to the duty with which they
are charged by the second section OF the Const-
tuition of said Society. revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So
cIetics, held on the Fair Grounds, at Jacksonville,
Sept, 500, they have made the necessary arrange
mcnts for the OF such Journal, monthly com
mencing with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least 80 pages
(octavo) of reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the transactions OF the State
and County Societies. and communications on the
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me-
chanIcs and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
49, All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear in its columns.
officers of County Societies, are respectfully re-
quested to communicate to the editor any matters
of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities.
To place the Journal within the reach of all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR, barely sufficient to cOrer cost Of
publications payable invariably in advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be turn.
lshed until the edition is exhausted.
All subscriptions and communications may be
forwarded TO the undersigned, Springfield, Hi
nos. JOHN P. REYNOLDS,
Cor Sec and Editor journal.