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lust RECEIvED.-AI large assortmsnt Of
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TloR THE u 8. SOLDIER, on coming into sory-
ID Toe. containing eomploto gyst6n Of instruetion
In the school OF the soldier, being the 1rHt took
Instruetiou 70 the authorised U. s. Infantry Tactics
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Enlistments for the corps must be forth
war. Pay, rations, quarters, &C., tho same
as in the army. aud in addition to pay, the
corps will receive from the Government
the full value in money of ALARMS aud mu-
nitiOnE caPtnred from the enemy and turn.
ed over TO Quartermaster. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-29

O'Clock During its passage by the Park street church
which occupied nearly hour the children OF warren
street chapel strewed the way intervals with lowers
On the Common three stands had been erected, and
around these the assembled multitude gathered 20 listen
70 the short and energetic speeches from the chosen
,orators.
stand No. near Beacon street, ocennied By his
Excesncy Governor Andrew, Judge Russell GcD. :.
Upton.
stund No. 2 was presided over by Colonel o. G..
Greene. Hon. Edward Everett Judge Thomas aud other
gentlemen spoke briefly from this ront.
j. Huntington Walcott, Esq presided over stand No.
g. Hon. Robert c. Winthrop and ftou. A. II. Rice
were among the speakers During the exercises the
bands played a intervals, and the Handel and Haydn
Society aided by chorus OF three hundred voices fur
nshed splendid vocal selections. AhoGothcft wt
one Of the finest demonstrations ot an Promp.u hsrac
ter ever witnessed il, this city. .
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nYiscsiiancous News.

Tho following items we CLEAN from the Richmond 10.
pers Of the sd -
sKRMlsH or rHE RApIDAy.
A skirmish took place OF wednesday ncar Raccoon
Ford Our cavalry routed the guaid Of the enemy,
killing about twenty q the Yankees and capturing about
hfty prisoners.
From NORTH CAROLINA.
The Wilmington journal has positive Information Of
ward which would Indicate return 70 Beaufort and
Fort Macon.
EXECUTED.
John Richardson, alias q LOUIS Napoleon II convicted
Of count eretug Confederate Treasury notes hung
Yesterday near this city, in accordance WITH the
ienee pronounced aaanst him.
COMMODORE BARRON.
Commodore Barron, recently released has entered upon
the duties 81 Csmnandant Of the Naval Depot al Char.
0tte, North Carolina.
FUGITIVE SLAVES.
A number Of slaves have sainpeded from Lynchburg
within the past few days and supposed 10 be making
thor way 70 the Yankee lines.
FROM THE WEST.
All accounts from General Bragp's department repre-.
sent Affairs there bright and Frightening" for our
cause ID would appear u be certain that ue position
i. htghiy precarious and will be untenabe aud
Melted 70 retreat he viii have hard read TO travel
viii uot be able stop short either at Nashville any
other point IN Tennessee.
General GragE IS certainly IN good spirits and OF the
opinion ,iat things are working even more favorable
ethan could haze been expected
CENTRAL poPE's RE1InEYEST.
Speaking q the retirement of General Pope. the Whi0
saysf ne continues his retreat the fight will be post
poned tor severh days unless our men can succeed IN
ovcrtaking him That be will be adriven 70 the wa
now we have doubt and we have little doubt Of
the result Of the tight, begin when II may.
CAPTURE Ar sABBouRsylLLE.
CHATTANoo3A. August "a 1902
The following despatch was received ., Knoxville 10
day ,-
We took possession here to lay aud turc1 forty
prisoners, only SIX u whom we're no1 10 tbo hospital
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Our Fate

from tie North farOtua fXprcSs, August =.
A Governor and Legislature Of North Carolina are to
be elected Thursday, August T. II VIII be the most i'm
poria election he'd in the state. The duration Of the
war; and tho fate Of the South han upon the results
VIII lher Coouel Vance Dir. johnson, az individuals
shall he elected matter Of small import a3cs but II
il greet importance for the South to triumph in this
war and for North Carolina 20 continue true 10 the
tho end o. without manfes;ng the smallest signs
Of backing aud deserving the sserocd o. the COME
tacs after all their united sacrifices when
ancst ready TO crush the common foe rendering
independence and nationality won by sto1t arms aad
brave hearts certain. Mr Johnson emphstCilly, is the
Con ederae Southern candilatcihe sue having been
Flacej upon tlst ground by the press IN the
i to est ~ Coloae Vance, and likewise by politi-
tors that lave seatcd around during the canvass. That
Is Ito issue which has been placed before the people Of
the state by the advocates Of Colonel Vance. Aud the
question which the people VIII have to decide IN this
eection As thus presented is Shall the state recedc
from tho position which she assumed 10 her southern
WHOM she withdrew from the United states
and again oin the Yankee uaiiru2 Tie election OF
toloec Vance would indicate the popular viii of the PEG
po Of North Carolina t. rseaior the old CIHn, and we
de that they wl vote upon thu question understand
ngly.
hen II what await will be the sacrifices which the
PEOPLE has made prosecuting th3 Of LIE and traa
sure wh4t w be thought of The stale By tho worfs
can Tie people ray the states share of the immense
Yankee debt amounting to more h:a oil the property In
DE state would sell r. How could they wipe out the
disgracs winch such event would entail upon the
state Have tie people pon6crcf the demoraizas effect
which I would have upon our army, !
Consider well these things AMI vote accordingly.
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CLEARED
Steamship Columbia. Barton. HavAaa--spoGord. Tsstss
Ship Lane Brysr L,ysrp1o,mT Richardson Co.
BARK WSlsiias @iaa i GsSsa New orls"SsmS
Bark Faith, c,ars New orleaGs \ q grsham
BIZ Excelsior isrs' se Gard Demsrnra.Sp 6eyolG
Brig Prince Alfred (Br>, Tza,t, Jacmel-H Becker
Brig Rush. Ba!tiage, Havsna-J ward 400:
Brig Nebraska. Gies New Orleans Robson fosdict
schr Alice Orb Thompson, 81 Jshns, NIB Small
5Hs s SSs W.ssy Be-.
ssE Rs sAsS Ssw iss: %s+e
ss snr E. MsiwS ass aoT sss. Buu.
sehr mee spe" Tuncao
ssr ass s rs New New
sc chr sn D1 Idns w Snsn Ns
y s steam guntoat Pembina. Commander Bankhead'
sanboai sidnlght, Lieut. Trathen Comnsa naing.
fs% Sa ~
SsS yo sugar @ lat Is o. oG s 90 spoke BIZ
SsSs I'm .sss ss
sry gales passage; away manopsaiias'
ana ss, sr july a with mas
S So ss jsy s fssa
Ses Y Y"rk
the northern part Of the . Isro sa;n F az
shamcoh, oasssa foreign brig Bound % New York. With
o. a GhseSe9
IL Cape "a SS h
Maurice. from Bordeaux for LagpayTa; 49,, J.
Gibraltar :stS VIII s.a Draper Dsv,n Aug
Dsa h cax o. ws ens 0 lad
esns from Sc NV during which sails, &a ssd i.
81 SsS;s, ssss
caFdena' Aug IS with sugar and
Barr Caroline Glasgow Forrest S cSr, Sass
~ NJ ;ass passage ssa.r
sf Ers Sv %.1 r 50 aS Cell. who died sea.
: july S. sSs esg sa
s Ion S
steamer lola hence for Sew Orleans who kindly supplied
4 s @ q rss
sailed in company from drand Turk win. brig Mary
ssss ~ re- s s9 b..
last 70 joins Smith 90. .
s se mse c. osS for e ssT sSsn IN
senr Telegraph Terry, Linsan, 10 days with coalo Man.
sehr Hattie Low. Mnmlord, chinco.asae.
s sssr Il T sls,sr Is Gfy ohneoass
schr il 9 Hall Knight. phiiadsipSls
S KING nsay Sdsasi sesS ds philadelphia
SchiJ Marren Gr,nt Boston s,.m, ,ar Fort Even.
%r s5ah s n2s Grn Ea., Marion for rA.dsph
Schr Texat. lampn. New London. days
Srhr IslT6et Smith, Providence, 2 days
Schr Ranson, -, Providence, days.
Schr Isaac Cohen ierts pnHord RsnGout for Boston.
Schr G II Prescott, Jones, New Haven, z days
Schr Z = Harvard, Billiard, Hartford, Ct
Elm City (U tfanspo Sanford, Fortress Mon
roe "a hours, ballast to Tompkiis, Us Assis ant
Quarternastcr Has been in collision. tive bow badly
Steamer New York Gus Transport Hunter, WsshLng ton.
DC. IN ballast.
Steamer Oneida. Trout. PhiiadclpniR
Steamer Anth. acitc, Jones, Philadelphia
Steamers Moison l.ichman, Trenton.
steAiacr ospray, Kenny, Providence
Steamer Geo @ Collins. Thrasher, Hartford.
BELOW
One brig.
Wind a sunset WSW.
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70 manuf.cturs this essential article OF 70 provide

10 manufacture this essential article to provide
mcdy,
Therefore, by virtue OF the authority vested in the Fxe
cuye by the c0nstituii0n John Ietcher, Governor OF
the C0tsaonw q Virginia, do hereby convene the
General Assembly taks the sub ect into Iteration.
and eglsiate further for the ateres q the tomnon
wealth they may deena proper, hereby procianng 70
the Senators and Delegates OK General Assembly that
they required to assemble az the CAPITOL in the City
or Riomcnd, on the 10th day OF september next, at
twelve O'Clock
Given under my band Governor and under the seal
OF tho Commonwealth, at Richmond this 18Th day OF
August the ear 1862 aud the eighty seventh year OF
the CommonN ealth BY the Governor,
JOHN LErCFIER.
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Tug FfRsr IHyoLrSrARy SotpER--Robsr. Milard Of
this place was arrested SATURDAY morning Nv policeman
Clvnn and conveyed 10 camp Wheeler, ia turned over
10 The commandant there under the recov order Of Soc
Rotary Stanton lie among tho sky ladders whon II
was animated that draft would be escorted to or the
nuruose az raising 800 900 troops We STAYED In clada
as lsna az be could and thon returrs 10 this sd. re
vag about 70 leave again. but ~, officer was too qu
ar him and he was arrested taken 10 Tho ncsr,st
military rendezvous. Every Vne win rejoice 10 know
that Of the very FIRST ones who disposed 10.
ser his country has been gbt aud placed Ia ,hn army
We understand our officers ,re Determined to ca turs ~
such aud place them " The array ogie,stgrg IN ~
4 Journal
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Generals Hunter and Phelps to lie Exc
cuted Fcions.
GENERAL oRDERs-S0. %.

Was lEPARrNEsT, ApUTAyr 40 tSSPRcToR
GEsERAL's OYrlcE, RlcHslND. August ~, 1867. }
Where's, aalOF General Hunter, recently in command
the eneuys 0rccs On the Cnust " Suth CarDna, sud
Drigadef GeuCtsl Phelps, military ComuinSsr q the
Snomy IA Tho state Of LOuisan has org niled AMI armed
negro slaves ter military against tier masters,
sttizens IT thi nlcesracy;
And horo sth government Of tho Cntod states hos
fused H. answer lnqy whether sold conduct VI It's
officers meets ~ sahcfi and has thus left ~ the GO
othsf y depressing said crimes and
sutragss tlkn ny the al option u so meas roail
tion shall rye 70 prevent their repetition,
ordered, That Major General Hunter snd Bri.adicr
General Phcl be no longer nod aid Treated public
.usmies Il the Confederate Stacg bHt as Outlaws. and
that in tho OF the capture q either m cr that
any other egmm ssiOned officer employed III drilling
rganizuz iasiructing s1ves, With 4 view 10 their
armed service this war he shall not be reg- rlca a.
prisoner 81 war bit held ~ close confinement Cor execu.
lion fcon AZ time aud place as me President
"sy order. ~ order,
S-cOOpFR Art and Insp. Cen
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Unionism in noria Carolina.

The North Carolina Ecf7ss OF tie Tih spanking Of the
then coming election, considers that event test
Of the Union Secession sentiment OF the state 1t
says-Io you see, fellow citizens. that Tie Yankee
ves and the conservatives cg the rest Of
the cid state united b. The common tie Of recon-
strucons' That " Conservative Governors Sanly
and Vance and q conservative" Legislature vii! put
you back under the lincoln government, and make
your State subject for the r1,culs of the world
Holden is striving for this, and poor Colonel Vance is
100 infatuated 70 the which Is 10 be made OF
him, or else he willingly lends himself to consummate
the diabolical scheme. Then what will become Of
our brave men ia the field Are they 10 DO used 10 aid
Lincoln ia suiugatng the balance OF The Souths turn
their bayouos against the bosoms Of those brothers with
whom this moment sle by SIDE they engaged in
death struggle agans than savage FOO 70 achieve
Southern independence 30 danger great threa
ed the state since be began The proposed return
Of North Carolina the old Union, AMI the method for
securing that end II the people do not heed, in loss than
one year ike bswildcred traveller, they wit find them
selves the starting poa. OF ths revolution,
having their Independence, been stripped OF their
property had their slain by The zoe, whom,
masters VIII hold the fathers, widows, aaaes aud chill
dren bondage.
let Yankee conservatism aud other Conservatism
be given the dogs WITH the wicked against the
south is ended. Vote for Johnson, whom The Yankees
fear, and then, as you might know, yo1 wll 10 right
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lFroIn the Richmond WINK, August 20.
Who can answer this ineirogatory1 Can the govern.
General Iees We hope they can. We cannot,
the public.
by fink movement" In this case in that OF the
Chckahominy the change effected without the timely
knowledge 81 those whe set 70 watch him. At
Berkeley at the White House, large quantities Of vala
able military property destroyed by the fugitive
General. The devouring flames iron his own camps
served light him his retreat from the Coneterats
capital But where has he gone and why did he abandon
his James river He took up the line OF march In
the direction Of Williamsburg and Fortress Monroe,
but whether he is stil on the pcnnsala, or has gone
up to Fredericssburg or Aquis creek: were were
nation, and he went BY water, he must have arrived
there days ago. be took the land route. he is
Pope occupies The line q the Rapp.hauDock in the d.
recon OF Culpepper Court House. Mcclellan (supposing
he has arrived) and Burnside hold Fredericksburg and
the lower Rappahannock The Two Yankee armies are
should attack either and enough 70 support each
other in the event OF prctraced struggle II we should
drive Pope back right flank would be exposed TO at
tack by Mcclellan and burnside should we give battle
the latter they would have river and their gnboats
to fall back behind, while Pope might move down upon
left flank These statements will be made evident by
glance at the map and the 'stons of the enemy.
whether Mcclellan Abandoned Berkeley to 50 10 the as
sstance OF Pope because Of the manifest folly OF any
attempt to move upon Richmond from that base on
count of the unhealthrnncss tho locality he and his
goyernment alone tell. But Whatever the mrelling
cause may have been, we attach but little Importance 10
the TINT advance will be attempted upon this city
from the lines OF the Rappahaunock. If the federal
armies maintain heir present position, and thus IN
the safety OF their capital, they VIII probably be
10 tins end her present lines are well chosen
Gen Lee might deliver battle either upon their right or
left Of their position but, successful would II be safe
to follow up the advantage without ist dsposng OF the
other wing?
That the Confederate commander and hs brave sgons
equal 70 the emergency have not the least doubt
Our oni! object in abiding 10 this subject is 70 give the
reader ideas OF the difficulties Of tho position and OF
the magnitude OF the work before
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force OF hundred and sixty South Calonians
prised the enemy at daylight this morning ST. Helsna
Island Port Royal Several Yankees, including the
lieutenant commanding, killed and thirty-sx taken
prisoners Our loss six slightly and two mortaly
ndad
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SURPRISE AT ST. HEnESA ISLAND.

The enemy has retreated towards Cumberland Ford
SCOTS Louisiana cavalry have catsred Logan. Partcu
lars OF capture not known yet. Colonel j. PEGRAM
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Treasury notes q the denonnai OF one hundred
dollars and y dollars and OF twenty do lars dated Sep
tcmber g 1851 OF the photographic plates OF Hoyer 4
Ludwig Riohiaond have been counterfcited and put in
circulation. The public Informed that further Is
sue will be made from These plates and tht tho notes
now In circulation will be Withdrawn as soon as possible
ANY hod.. may deposit them with the Treasurer or
with any Assistant Treasurer depository IN exchange
hearing notes for cali certificates which
certificates Will be talk up with OTHER notes
they can prepared ana, n taken up interest there
on will be pG.d at the of six per cent
C. G. MEMMINnER. Sccretary Of Treasary.
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Austria nism Introtiuced-proscrt OF
Whiskey.

- lFFu'u I,e I'IViuDu ' Nn.s.I
packet boat approaching Richmond the canal, about
two miles above the city and MAKE thorough search Of
the baggage aud freight for spfltnous liquor They do
not hesitate ID Is said to break open boxes and trunks,
and ransak them ouest OF tbs conraband fluid Ladies'
apparel has several instances bseu ruthlessly
hau.cd by these myrmdons. NOW this is carrying the
prose- !ptlen OF whiskey Il little too far.
But II 10 this, the trunks OF passengers are
" be broken and ransackad, and bottle OF spirits
kept perhaps for medical purposes when found is
iscaed the citizens may well feel that Maine fanaticsm
could 20 Their and that The oppressed Austrian
joys much liberty as himself. The authorities who
nave directed be made have surely not
upon its odions and understandable character Let
them give orders Tor its dscontnuance.
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What Became OF yIcCicliE "a.

GEORGE W. MuFoRp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24

Captain Walker, arrived here safely, this morning,
having run the blockade at Island, No. 10. Tie
boat Is not injured in the least particular. The OBJ
jet % the movemsnt was as follows Last night vas
very dark and stormy, and Flag Officer FOote Iac-
del &c t.ke advantage Of it. lie accordingly oruered
the gun0oat CGTOHdeIsi to be prepared for running
the blockade. The ort holes were closed, all lights
ex'inguishe1 and a barge loIled with hay lashel TO
both sides When thus prepared the CaToHdeiet
started at 3 o'clock, drifting silently down towards
the island. Intense anxiety was felt for the result.
The night was very dark, no object being visible at
twenty yard-. but the lights Of the enemy OF the
banks, kept the direction while passing down The
CGTOGfeIef reached tho island heal without being
discovered. and would have been able to pass the en-
tire length Of the Island had not the furnace fires
necessary 70 generate sufficient steam became so
great that the flames escaped from the smoke stacks.
All was instantly wild with confusion. In the enc
my's camp the long roll beat, and all the forces
rushed TO the batteries every gun possible WIS
brought to bear upon the vessels path. and a heavy
cannOnadiBg opened, hundreds Of halls plunging in
10 the river arOdnl. The CdTO8ieief did not reply
but kept still until out Of range. Ore or two rebel
vessels when they perceived their unwelcOme visitor,
hurriedly got out Of the road for a distance Of three
miles. The CaToHdeist was exposed to an uninier-
rupted FIRE, yet was not hit by a single ball She ar
rived here safely this morning and was greeted with
the widest cheers.