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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
From Cen. Pope,s army.

WATERLOO, Va, Aug. 2.--Intelligence from
Culpepper says scouting parties go out daily and
occasionally bring In rebel scouts. No enemy
in force has been discovered this side of Cor
donsville. II is supposed that strong entrench-
ments are being constructed at tina; place by
the rebels.
Our troops are 10 such high spirits and so con.
ddent of complete success that they say they
can defeat whatever rebel forces may be there
collected.
Gen. Pope on his way hither was received
with enthusiastic cheers by our troops, whom
he reviewed, complimentiUg them on their
splendid appearance and the perfection of their
drill
Desertion has been much checked within the
last few days by the stringent orders Of Gen
Pope, several deserters having been found
guilty, are sentenced to be branded and drum
med out of the army.
AT present all is quiet in front of us.
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From NeWberne.

New YoRK, August 2.-The Newberne cor
respondent of the Herald states that two expe-
ditions-the first to Trenton, under COL Lee,
comprising the 9th and 25th Massachusetts
regiments, Belger's Rhode Island battery and
four companies of the third New York cavalry;
the second to Pollocksvile, under Col. Fellows,
comprising the 17th Massachusetts, and por-
tion of the third New York cavalry-had been
sent out. The few rebels at Trenton skeddad-
died, and at Pollocksville slight skirmish
with rebel cavalry resulted In killing two,
wounding two and taking two prisoners.
The object of tho reconnoissances being to
ascertain the forces In the vicinity, which was
accomplished, the expeditions returned.
Michael ]. Jalvin, Of the 23d Massachusetts,,
was shot at In the street at! NeWberne. After
being wounded he shot and captured his assail-
ant and captured another. Col. Kurtz had the
house pulled to the ground on Saturday, and
several arrests were made. The assassin will
be hung
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

lREPoRTEp vOR THE OHIO sTATuuMAn.l

| lkkfOhTkp bOh THE OHlO BTATkbMANsI
| NKw YORK. August g.
| ASHBs-The market continues quiet and 1rm with
sales Of so barrelsa 80 75@b SIX for Pots aud &c s7I
RLOUR-The market heavy and closed 50 lower with
only limited demand for export and home consumption;
sseS Of 2S ooO ObS at "a sOS 60 for superane stse
IS 2O95 30 for extra sate 81 e0@5 90 for superhne
western; 95 24@5 40 for common to medium extra
western; S5 4Otg5 55 for common 10 good shipping
brands extra round hoop ohioi 95 0596 SO for trade
brands.
CANADIAN FLoUR--The market dull and So lower.
Sales 300 barrels at IS 20@5 81 for common and S5 $50
25 for good to choice extra.
RYE FL0UR-Quiet and steady, with sales at 50 rs
@425.
CORN MEAL-Market steady, with sales Of 200 bbls
at 80 for Jersey; 375 for Brandywlne aaoat, and
% 40 for Marshs 0aloric.
wHIsKY-Market dull anC heavy with sales of 400
barrels at 3c.
WHEAT-Heavy, and 10 lower, with sales Of 1880
Milwaukee oS busSs, sUSUS OSsSsis S%Ses
Iowa at Sl 2l %: 10 500 bushels winter red western
At 81 g79l 5a lS 500 bushels white Michigan at 81 40
Sl Al UOO do choice white do at 81 1901 As, and 65
HOPE fair demand and very frmi sales Of 100 bales
new at l692Oho.
RYE-In moderate request with sales Of 800 bushels
at e3,, and 300 Bushels new North River at 800
BAkLEY-The market continues quiet and nominal
ly unchanged.
oORN-The market is heavy and shade easier; clos
iDB' however, with more doing for export and home
consumption The sales were Il3 900 bush at 55@56,
old mixed western; 52954c for eastern. and sK@5c;
for unsound.
0ATs.In moderate request. Sales at 4C94sKc for
jersey, Canada western and state.
hUG AR-Raw very Arm at u 1@8Ac for good refining
bales OF 1000 hogsheads at 79c for Cuba 699Zc
Porto Pico; o99Xc for New Orleans. By auction 10
hhds N o. at 6160D9Xc,
MOLAsLBS-virm. Gales Of 10 hhds Porto Rico at
44ci Az hhds Cuba muscovado at 3j938c.
POhK-MaTket dull nut ger orally without decided
chapge Bales OF 800 barrels at I'll 0O9l 12k for mess
including tales Of very choice do at Sli@1l 25 for prime
mess and 90 so for prime.
BEEFThe markets. more active; sales Of 500 barrels
at IS 5O7 for country prime; % 0Ol0 90 for country
mess; Sl2 OO9l3 rs for repacked mess; S13 0O914 SO
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-The market rules dull and
nominal at 1890
BEEF HAMs-Maiket dull and without any material
change.
OUT MEATS-Steady with sales Of 200 tierces pickl.
ed hams at 9@9Kci 5000 barrels do shoulders at Az
4Xo.
BACON sIDEs-Quiet. Sales 100 boxes exc for re.
packed city short ribbed mlddlts.
LARD-rhe market is very firm, but less active -
9@gAc.
BUTTER-selling at lO9Ac for Ohio, and lOSl7c for
state.
oHEEsE-The market active and hrmer, with sales at
f@SHc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03

Change of Rebel PrOgramme-They
Will Hereafter Act ON the OfRen-
sIve-NOrthern Territory TO be In.
Vadeds
MEMPHIS, July 3O.-Tbe Bulletin of this
morning has the following from authentic
sources:
Among other interesting items as to proceed
ing Of the rebels We have some inkling of the
subject discussed at two conferences of all the
principal rebel military leaders, held in Rich
mond on the. .4th and 5th inst. 1t is understood
that they came to the conclusion that they must
lose no more territory. The defensive policy
was strongly attacked, and both Lee and Beau
regard advised the invasion of the North at
three different points, namely: From Cumber
land and Williamsport into Pennsylvania; from
Louisville and Cincinnati into Maryland and
Ohio, and from PAducah and Cairo into Iii
nois.
II is alleged that the following plan of ope.
rations for the remainder of the summer cam.
paign ives agreed upon:
First. The immediate obstruction of the
James river 60 ae to make 1t impossible for Nc
Clellau to use il as O means of communication
with the Government for the transportation oI
reinforcements and army supplies.
Second. The occupation of Williamsburg
Yorktown and the entire Peninsula.
Third. The recovery of the whole of the
territory Of Virginia, and the suppression Of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
Fourth. The recovery Of New Orleans
Memphis and the Mississippi river, and the ex
pulsion of Federal troops from Tennessee AM
Kentucky.
When these objects had been accomplished
the Lee ana Bsauregard plan was proposed.
Fifth To make the Potomac and Ohio river
at once their basis of operations and frontie
line, and to transfer the seat of war fror
| Virginia to Maryland.
SIKH. To hurl upon Washington from Rich
mond column of twenty thousand troops
By the capture of that city, the liberation Q
Baltimore and the invasion Of the North at th
three points named above, becoming in turn th
invaders, they hope to make 1t necessary for U
to keep at homo for the defense of our cite
FIVE hundred thousand troops.
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gbe Ohio 3tatesmra,,
SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3, 1862
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEs T. NEWS.
Ohio Delegation Mt Washington
Gen. Halleck ON Employing Negroes


Ohio Delegation Mt Washington
Gen. Halleck ON Employing Negroes
In the Army.
New YoRK. August 2.-The Worlds dis
patch from Washington says: Ex Governor
Dennison, Gen. Bates, Representative Gurley
aud Larz Anderson, all Of Ohio, arrived here
this morning at the request Of Governor Tod,
and had long interview with the Secretary Of
War, the President and General Halleck, re-
garding military interests in Southern Ohio, to
gether with these of Kentucky, which ended
most satisfactory; and it is probable that all
the committee came after will be accomplished.
Tonight they had an important interview
with Gen. Halleck, during which he alluded to
the negro question, and said that he was now
and had always been in favor of using negroes
within the military lines, and of coDfscating
all slaves and other property of rebels in arms,
In addition, he said that Gen. Mcclellan had
been instructed to use all negroes coming with
In his lines, and to compensate those who were
free; but to employ ell without reference to
their status.
The order on employing negroes will probably
be soon Issued by Gen Halleck.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, August Q.
FLOUR-The market yesterday was unchanged and
dull with but little demand. The sales we're $50 bbls
Indiana white at $500.
WHEAr-Receipts1 IA cars. The market more active
and tr'fe better Sales Ohange were 900 bushels
red free on board at 81 O and oIs new Indiana white
an track at III o. After Change sales of 900 bushels
red on track at 81 05.
C0RN-Market dull and nominal at 9693sc on track.
Nathng doing
OATs-Market unchanged ank quiet. Last sale at 34c
on track.
MESS PoRK-Dull and unchanged, Sales Of $50 brls
BUrTER-ln pretty fair demand at l0-l3c for com.
mon to choice W. Il.
EaGS-They are plenty and very dull at cents per
hIGHWINEs-Market 1c higher Sales Of 100 bbls
sALT-steady at $l65 for nue from store, and 81 70
Other articles unchanged.
LEADER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
AFemale SPY Arranted

WASHINGTON, August 2.--Msny persons are
now here endeavoring to save their military
friends from the effect Of the snnulment of their
furloughs.
Hon. Thos F. Bowie has not been uncondi
tionally discharged, but released on parole.
A notorious female rebel spy and mail carrier
was captured near Warenton and sent to the
city yesterday in charge Of Federal officer
She is now in the Old Capitol prison. This
woman is represented as sister Of Mrs. Cbas
]. Faulkner, and lor Q long time past has been
engaged In carrying rebel mail to Richmond
from points within our lines.
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The History of American Manu-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
From Washington.

WAsHlNoroN, August 2.-The President tc-
day pardoned some ninety soldiers confined in
the peniteutary, under sentence of court-mar-
tial for various charges, in compliance with a
recent act of Congress. A few are uncondi.
tionally released, being unfit for military duty
on account OF ill health; but the others are
required to join their regiments or name others
in the service.
Measures are being taken TO organize brig
ade for the defense of Washington from among
the employees Of the Departments. Is is said
that the thousands of clerks here can be en-
rolled for that purpose.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
Fight at Bloomfield, MO.

CAIRO, August 1.-Advices have been receiv-
ed by Gen. Strong from Bloomfield, Mo, that
about one hundred of Colman's men were sur
rounded in that town by some five or six hun
dred rebels; that sharp fight was going on,
and that our troops thought they could sustain
themselves until reinfOrcements, which have
been sent from Cape Girardeau, could reach
them.
Letters from rebel mail captured at Corinth
on the 29sh ult., indicate rebel movement on
Chattanooga and Nashville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
From the James River.

WASHINGTON, August Am officer writing
from HarEison's Landing to q gentleman in
Washington, says all Is quiet on the James
river. One corps after another is being review
ed by Gen. Mcclellan, and the troops make q
very Ane appearance. The soldiers are in good
spirits, and will be ready to deal heavy blows
when called upon to strike. If the New Eng
land, the Middle States and the Great West
will only do their duty nov, this wicked rebel
lion will be crushed forever. God grant thai
the call for more men will not be In vain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
RebeI Raid on Santon, MO,

QUINCY, Ill August 2,-About one hundred
aud fifty rebels under Dunn attacked Santon,
Mo-, sixteen miles north of this place, last
night. They shot man named Csrigon In or.
der to get rifles stored 10 his warehouse. lie Is
not expected to live They took the rifles,
pundered the store of what they wanted, and
left Amount OF damage done not ascer-
tanned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 2-The British schooner
Emma of and from Nassau with boots, shoes,
salt. etc., was captured July 24ih by the United
States steamer Adirondack. The Emma ar.
rived off the navy yard this morning; her Capt
and crew are on board the Adirondack, in irons
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
baltimore Market,

ITnreRAPHED FOR THE OHIO sTATRsMAN.l
BALTIMORE, August Q.
FL0UR-The market Is dull, with sales of western at
S567h95 SIN.
WHEAT-Market active, with sales Of new white at
81 559l GO. and red at 81 35Dl 40.
o0RN-Whiteha has advanced &C, quoted at 67969c.-
Yellow at 62@63c, but scarce.
WHIsKY-Steady OF 32h933c.
LARD-Firm and higher.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03

New YoRK, August 2.-The French bark
Harriet Rolli, which was taken by our forces
while running the blockade at New Orleans
with cargo Of wines and brandies, arrived to-
day under command OF Captain Covant, of the
Massachusetts 3lst Regiment. She has thirty
three sick aOldiera.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-03
Money Market,

lTELTGRAPHED FOR THE OHIO STATnMAA.
NRw YORK, August Q.
Money Market rules easy at 495 per cent. discount
Prime Paper is quite steady at 596 per cent. dis
count.
Sterling Exchange dull. Bankers bills are quoted at
American Gold closed steady at per cent pre-.
MUM. f
California Gold Bars quoted firm at l5x@I5N per
cent premium. ~
Government Stocks are dull United States sixes Of
l02X9lO2X. ,'''''" ~
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sPRIEeFrELD, O., Aug. IA FIRE occurred at
the Lsgonda Agricultural Works last night, by
which the building used as an Eogine House by
Warder l. Child was partly destroyed Loss
about 81 500; covered by Insurance.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Ncsrly $l4 600
was subscribed to the volunteer bounty fund
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TO MARRIED MEN.

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CAIRO, Aug. 2.-The Grenada Appeal of the
28th says the Federals have abandoned the idea
OF taking Vicksburg by water, and are now
evidently awaiting the cooperation Of land
forces.
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