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TT ~ PUBIC SALE
HAT neutrality-suspicious.

will offer ut public sale the premises. % i
MONDAY, the Isl December, lisa, st L O'clock NJ
that desirable Tavern Stand in Tennallytown ot
the late Godfie y Conrad. with ten acre OF LAND
more or less attached. There is no better stssa -
the country. The house is two story, with hscs
hui3diug. and new. Also. stAblfng, csrrisgs,
corn houses NC. Also, tTnmeliztely stier~Ars
Will offer o. acre lot nthe turnpike; IL Lays nrs,
rate. AZ Z l. in good STATE If cultivation. Is,
pieces Of prop.ts will b At private sais ui tas
day OF sale For any Information please call 81
David |AGAsVN, Tenn sl,Tic VT. attornoy TT -
tp;gg s-e- J
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BALTIMORE, Nov. IA heavy snow storm
has prevailed here all this morning, conInenc-
ing before day light The night WAS Very cold.
The snow lie still falling.
NnEToN, Now, l0P. 1.-The snow storm,
with sliong nor .heast gale, continues severe
The steamers Mcrrimac and Mississippi
with three regime nts OIL hoard. arr still an
chorCd below. 1t Is reported that the sunboat
Huron will convoy them 10 Newborn, n. g.
HIw NOEK. Nov. .-Midnisht.Thep gale
still continues. Nothing further from the
ScOtia, and th' re- Is no probability Of her com.
ing up Tonight.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
LORD LYONS COMES PASSENGER
THE ENGLISH ATTEMPTING TO PICK A
FUSS WITH COM. Mikes,

NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-The steamship Scotia,
from Liverpool on The a5th, has arrived. Lord
Ly ons came passenger.
The steamer Gladiator, at Liverpool from
Bermuda, brought sundry reports as TO the
hostile Intentions of Commodore Wholesome
statement going SO far as to say he blockaded
the port and refused 10 withdraw on the re-
quest OF the Government; that he sent a boat
to he Gladiator and ordered the captain to 60
on board his vessel. This the captain refused,
being at the fine under the protection of the
British man. Of war, which ran out guns ready
for action. The Gladiator was then allowed 10
proceed. The matter attracts attention in Eng
Hand. II is said that orders have been issued
for the immediate reinforcement or The West
India Squadron --.
A cabinet council which had been summoned
did not sit. .-f.F
The Army and Navy Gazette infers that Lord
Ly ons returns 10 Washington without any in.
structons Tor n change of policy except such as
may be neccssitated by contingencies.
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AFFAIRS AMONG THEINpIANs

The latcs: official intelligence shows an i'm.
proved condition OF affairs among the Indian
tribes. An P:for: Is being made to secure per-
Inanrnt prace among the recently conquered
Sioux OF Minnesota, without rcsorting TO whole
sale hanging, a. letters from that State antici.
p;i;e and ;he action OF Gen. Pope implies.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE FROM THE WEST.
REBEL ATTACH UPON NASHVILLE RE
PULSED.
THAT CITY NOW SAFE.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a special dispatch to
the Tribune, dated Bowling Green, Nov. .,
says that cannonading was heard in the direc-
ton Of Nashville OH "Wednesday evening. On
Thursday morning BIeckinridge advanced
with 10000 men.
A heavy bombardmcnt took place, when
the rebels retired. Morgans Gucrillas were
whipped while attempting to burn the rail-
road bridge near Edcciicld Junction.
Gen. McCook entered Nash lille, ana the city
is considered safe. ..-.
Communication between Nash lille and head :
quarters Is resumed by couriers.
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FRANK BLAIR.-We place little confidence in
the current runor, by telegraph, Of the defeat
of Frank Blair, tor Cons ress. in Missouri. He
has carried the district by the home vote, and
his radical opponents are calculating upon
what they hope to gain in the army vote, not
Yet heard from. The army vote will, simply.
increase his majority.
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AN AMERICAN CRUISER IN CLOSE
Pursuit OF THE ALABAMA

Nkw YORK, Nov. e.-The bark Mary Baker,
OF Yarmouth, n. f., reports Oct. 3oth, lat IL,
long. $3.50, saw two ships, one Of which was
believed to be the Alabama, and one which was
in pursuit OF her and gaining rapidly. which
was believed 10 be an American. They were
heading northeast BY east, dis ant eighteen or
twenty miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08

~ The tobacco sales for the past year at
Louisville foot up S,aGS hogsheads. The COM
ing year L. said to promise even greater activity.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Us Coupons, issl, 100 S; 1910 Treasury Notes,
iox; CrrtiAcst-s, X; Old Ds-nand Notes, fss 4;
Gold. I3Ia. Market Improving; Governm-ni
stock. In better demand; gsid slightly a,cliaed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08

~ Hon. Caleb Gushing is again elected to
the Mas sachusetts Legislature, from the TO wn
OF Newbaryport.
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81 Er-ioy. BcutwelI. Commissioners oFI,-
trIaI R"ysnu". though recently elected IN
''.er"ss from Ma chrSrtt~, will no, n,
pm resign .iIs' ,iitrzr of the Revenue De-
ttT- tt.rGt
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tj.liii

hui tirinn"lf Rep, running against MARVIN,
has majority OF iEom 500 10 800 when the sol
dicrs' vote Is added, and will ba the returned
member beyond a question.
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AZ III nl'ir';iIc;s; 49,. b., :, tr New York an
'''iT1L- lea h---n >t> lt.us'eti for tiip pres.
' foNrsnmrnt having drawn OF the
,re0i'' Manor and HIaianxas, with
- w !" a oilE no =. Ia other point,
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- thtNai'tr tul-, mas. Austrlan ati,,i...r
~ nds ~ n ~ - p. idrny.. IN n. CIV =,
f"w York wier' tor th,. PAL YEAR H.. M. ~.
I'D moi Of IN. tin.
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ILLINOIS ELElTINN

OWEN LOYEIOY GOES N By A SQUEEZE
Especial Dispatch TO The Slarl
Cue AGO, Nov. :, p. m.-for the last twenty
touT hours thr returns bcirg received have
alternately ciec,cd and oelrated Owen I.oveiov.
We have at length heard from Sufficient OF tha
district to render has reelection by very tight
squeeze, so nearly certain that his opponcnt,
hele give IL up.
The ' oTE IN 1UNA.-A leading Republican
IN Iowa sends Us the following the ascer-
tanned and estimated majorities in that State On
the congress ionaI ticket:
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The IsfoHisencer notices the fact that 81 neral
Fremont has changed his views since hr vac
m command In the West as TO thatmilitary rui.
which would pre- vent proper expression of
oriniou As to the operations and acts OF military
commanders. ..a-s.
The spxIiicdn holds that " II is the prscras-
iinalOrs, in and out Of the Army, against whom
tin verdict Is =, Isi-red" b. the people in the
recent elections.
The ReprGiicuR argues that tn. Presidents
emancipation proclamation is efficient
now, for ss our Army advances It's tendency Is
~ compel slal ehoiders TO mass their slaves in
remote places, " hich sis temporarily almost
s. bad rs losing them altoy ether.'
The ChrenicIS says: 80" The fury of certain OF
tha Democratic leaders against the response
billy taken BY President Lincoln in order 70
crush out the IT bellion is Instructive, because
IL is 20 sublim-ly inconsistent"
TIE Chreaicie argues that the Pre- sident Ia,
much precedent for I" taking the esponsibiiity."
and refers TO acts OF Jackson, Polk, Pierce and
others.
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N"FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE IN
W. FAINT ASfLGM. AT THU CORNER OF

N"FAlR FOX THE BENEFIT OF TIE IN
R EANT ASYLUM. Ar THU CORNER OF
rENN AnENHE, NEAR 2STH STREET, OPP0-
SITE THE C1RCLE.-The Sisters of Charity in
charge of his institution viii! open a Fair for its
hensht At Odd Feilows' Hall, nth street. on MON
patronage of the public They wilt offer fer sale at
reasonable prices great vsriety Of Fancy and L Sc
the aid Of the charitable in their effort to provide
for the he pess infants nn1er their and they
appeal TO the generous Of all denominations, par
tcuiariy the ladies', to contribute money or any
tcies which they may dispose of at this Fair. Any
such tiunat ions may be sent either to Mrs BOONE,
corner OF and 9Th streets, or Mrs. & EORGE NAT.
T1SGL1. on the Island Infants are received and
cared for i'll ts institution sni thare Il charity
which more loudly appeals to public patronage.
The ladies' conducting the Fair have every conf
dence that their exertions vii! meet the ge
ment of a generous public Meals at all hours. Ad-
mttance IN cents Tickets of admission, including
supper, 81 cts. lefty pa pers 4 Bait Sun oce IF
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~ Fri Gct. +. = Marcy, ch:.rof General
q i"i! n =gaI. has arrived III phlIid~lpb,a
Il Is;;ss g.. ia Perrin. Mi
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MASSEY COLLINS L cos
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGIlT ALE AND PORTER

lam now recrig ing large anantrtiaa nf DpaI-c.Ir
ALE and PORTER from This celebrated Brawarv
which aim prepared 10 furnish on short no,;.. .,
all persons who will favor me with their o..
Satisfaction GUARANTEED
Orders given TO my driver, i'll be pronn.ix a;
tended TO. r.F "
Goods delivered in all parts Of Ws,hinyl.,, -
Georgetown free Of charge
Tcrns - Casa on deli7sry
RILEY 4. SHINN. Agent,
Uaioa Bo,tiips Drp,', % Cr.-.s
noo II Nr0--rtt,vn ID G.
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& + C l. NOTICE
- TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
OFFICERS OF THE ARMYAND NAVY.

SPEclAL NoTICE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
OFFICERS OF THE ARMYAND NAVY.
ODEON HALL,
The old and established Emporium Of Clothing
mat has Tor so many years supplied the citizens OF
Nashin etOn and vicinity with all that is essential
now supplied with the most com nIete and fashion'
abe stock that we have ever had the pleasure To
COATS, PANTS and VESTS of the most desirs-
bic styles that could be found in the maykety~,,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c. cnnnc, be su %a
and will be sold at prices that do not allow Of com
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OVER COATS.
aR s sT9ck 9 81 MILITARY 9yEE GOATS
LA aRGE s STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STSek P BKEss SEATS eSsT
ES Ss$H sE$SE EsS#:
s$SSk %FFFEsE$ $EsEs
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF ALL DEscRIP.
TIONS.
yALISEs, CARPET BAGS, &C.
Our stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
is the iargrst and most fashionable that has ever
they can possibly nc oh;s in lhis city
FL Call and see US at ODEoN HALL. corner ~
street ana Ia avenue, the Great Clothing Mart OF
Washington city. oc yg-eotf
NAXWELL'S ORIGINAL
I'l CLOAk T. HIiNTYLL4 STORE
ESTABLISHED ~ 1854
The entire second story devoted TO the .hibitioo
and sale Of h aSb rRs ffiI5ss
Semi!weekiy supplies from the
NORTHERN CITIES,
and daily supplies OF our own manufacture
Our regular Fan and Winter Opening of all the
modern styl.s Of - 49, W
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDRES'S
takes place in our second story - ~
p,,n., CLOAK DEPARTMENT
SATURDAY, November 9Th
and MONDAY. November 18th
Kew and Attractive Novelties enc, ia
Also. on the First Story we are now offering a
larger stock than usual of LADIES' FANCY
GOODS, such as Lace Goods. Ribbons, En- broid-
sties, fiowers, Felt and Beaver Hats Ladies Head
dresses. Head Nets, Nuhiss Zephyr Hoo d. Clouds
soniass Hoop Skirts, and all other goods usualIy
Kept IN First-ci ASS Fancy Stores.
N.b-Misses' and Children. Cloaks and Sacques
are !ps iaiHs IN our trade. We keep all siIss ~
snlt girl' from to Ia years of age.
kemember, the place is MAXWELLS
Depot of Fancy Goods, No. 32S Pa sv.,
oc 5-uieo betw cen y. and l0t n SITS
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EXAMINING SURGEONS AppoINrEI

EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED
The Commissioner OF Pensions to-day made
the following appointments of examining sur-
eeons for his bureau. Viz DR. Julian Bates
at St. Ferdinand, Mo; DR.. John Gridley, az
kenosha, Wis. DIR. :. G. Whiting, At Eincennes,
Ind; Dr John c. Helen, At Muncie, Ind, and
Dr. A. II. Agard, a. Sandusky, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-08

SRsr TO THE OLD CApIroL.-The persons
sent up ny the Potomac fiotlla on the Teaser
and Resoluie, night before last, were yesterday
sent by the Pre-, ost Marshal 10 the Old Capitol
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r. Il smother soiuun see Advertisement Of speers
Wine. Ii is an admirable article, used in hospitSs
York in nrrfcrencc 60 old Port wine IL is worths
trial A. 4 r;yes great satisfaction. -=F IL
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DIES DRESS RS.

II
b. IL. STIN
80 Pn. 0reDB@, 1.-the. ~ / end ~ IS,
Invite the attention OF ladies his well selected
assortment of DRESS FURS en-
hrh6in NIL the IaTious STYLES now n S2EzS \
Having recently Pnla rgei hi, store s.isz1zz7f
hc Is prcpa red TO offer better INDUCE
me MS than heretofore. ...f
beautiful sets for SiH. SI2 and SIS
Every article guaranteed re pres. ntcd and sold
at the lowest market prices. sim
TTENAS, AND IT'S LATE MILITARY OCCC
- cts.
Orry Farm. by Anthony TreIIope. ST.
Aniree dc Trayenry by Dumas; 81
ASystem Of Logic, by z. McGregor. A. NJ. ~ cts
, Memoirs 81 n. Murray, ID. D., tkirwan,' by s. j.
Prime, 81.
Wilson : Manual of Instructions in Object Les
sons, 81
Set Of Charts for do, 81
Otis's Illustrated History Of the Panama Rail
The Iife Of Edward Irving Minister of the Ma
tonai Scotch Church, London, hy Mrs. Diphaut
s,3. mo 81 FRAfGk TAYLOR.
FOX NEW YORK
HE Schooner T. j. Pull will load for the above
por' aiid y iii receive dia patch. AEN-
For ghts apply 20 - IEFs<
no :-1t - Water st Georgetown.
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CoR RENT-The l.rs. brown front HOUSE No.
Il 213yermont eyenne, near III strset, viii b
for rent By the LIST December. Apply, It his c00
in Riggs Co. Banking House. to A. HYDE.
" 49,.
EOR sALE.-Firstrste HORSE, WAGON 81
Il HhkNESS Tor sale. Also. good FAN ~
ILf HOkSE. CARR AGE snd HARNESS ~
will be sold low. thu owner having no use 60
for them Can he seen a Or. GREGs0N s stahs.
ID street. near lith. no ssst'
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Ina m. Brick Z
Houte Just finished vita all modern imrossss
Rooms, newly Furnished tRa eentrai ioe .tisa
near the Patent and Post once, No. 359H str 80
need apply. = = Do81
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NTAMPING!
- STAMPING (,
STAMPING -
WiSTED.

To come and examine my BRAIDING PATTERNS
for skirt, Gsriba!sli and Tousve Jackets Josia-,
&C, at go: Sc, enth street. between l. anil NJ
Northern l. Der ie- no S-Ivs
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LARCENY.-Yesterday, James Bark, Michael
ploycd at the q stree; wharyes, were arrested
by order OF Captain Adams on the charge Of
robhing of their fellow workuien of so.
They We're handed over 20 officer Bail, and
We're taken before Justice Drury, who com.
mitted them 10 answer At court.
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SPEER'S SAMBUCl WINE.
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CHOICE OPORTO GRAPE.
FOR PHYSICIANS USE, For
FEMALES. WEAKLY PERSONS, & INvALIDs
EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES.

Snmbuc"S Tree If Portugal, tie Great Remedy
for hitasy AFrc'iens, Rhcu a1tism,
and ell fkronic .tFec,f0ns
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o + r CT A L 4.

DBPAKrAghF SrAVE,
WAssiE1ros, Nov. nth, Isi3 {
Releases from the drsft the sroond OF alien
age hare been a llox Cd In the following cases:
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nIsMIssED.--A man named Elsao, arrested
upon charge OF robbing soldier, named j.
Mcbride, of a silver watch and a small amount
Of money, was brought out fer a hearing this
morning., before Justice Thompson; and tbs.
evidence not justifying commitment, he was
dismissed. .H.. -
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RLLEAsED-R. Il. Compton, who was az
rs~red stated i'm the Star Of yesterday, for eX-
pressing SeceSh sentiments I'm the Navy lard,
WAS yesterday released ON taking the oath OF
allegiance. He gave As an excuse that he WAS
Intoxicated II the time and did not know that
he was talking about.
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HhREAs CORPUS CAsE.-Yesterday. William
Spencer, who vas arrested on Sunday on sus-
picion OF picking the pocket of Jas. II. Shreve,
Was brought out Of Jail before Judge Merrick
on writ OF hGteos corpus and honorably dis
charged. The necessity of the writ was occa-
sioneo by an error of the committing magis-
ifate. who, using a blank form. fully committed
him 10 Jail when he intended 10 commit him for
further hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-24

III DatllnOlt ClLS3 boL 2olLo 11Ohit110 "il N1oEoo
before it is erected The wooden bridge, which
was swept away by the treshets several weeks
ago, has been fully replaced
Dr. Hunt, Of Buffalo, now stationed at New
port News, Virginia, gives instances Of that
form Of home sickness which becomes insanity
Vice-T President Hamlin has engaged to ad-
dress public meetings in different parts Of
Maine for the purpose Of aiding in the enlist
ment Of new volunteer regiments
Mr. Henry Myers, tile purser Of the Sum
ter, who was arrested in Tangiers by the Fede-
raj officials, and sent in irons to Boston, is still
held prisoner by the United States.
The city postmasters in consequence Of the
increasing demand for postage stamps to be
used as currency, applied at the Department
for instructions and received the following des-
patch in reply: Restrict sales Of postage
lamps to the former customary amount per
diem, as this Department is not to furnish
postage stamps for the currency. It is intend
ed that the supply Of stamps for the currency
shall come through the Offices Of the Assistant
Treasures, under the control Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury,
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The Philadelphia Ledger has a letter frnn>
New York City which says:-''A corDm;t7a.
of prominent citizens, who have for some Tim.
past been exerting themselves to procure e.,
]stments here, proceeded to ALBANY This
evening, to have q conference with the Gov.
eri,or These gentlemen are firmly persuaded
that, Notwithstanding the liberal bounty which
has been offered it will he very difficult maj.
ter to ill up our quota Of recruits unless =
draft is ordered; and it is TO induce the Gov.
e11lor to take the necessary steps 10 that end
that they now visit Albany There are thou.
sands of men read y-nay, anxious to volunteer
&C. lay, who think that they can make more by
and BY in offering themselves as substitutes
for persons whose names will be drawn
Il is ordered by Secretary Stanton that che
Quartermaster' department shall issue, upon
the requisition II the medical officer in charge
Of any hospital or depot OF sick and wounded
soldiers, such regulation clothing. nece ,>ary 10
their health and comfort, as lnay be requisite
to replace that lost by them by the casualties
of war The necessity Of the issue to be Ger
tilted by the surgeon and the requlsltion 10 be
approved by the medical inspector ot the sta
tion-such issue TO be gratultous and not
charged to the soldier.
The wax collection Of the late Madame 'ius-
saud in London has lately been enriched by
figures Of Mason and Slideil.
Duke pasquicr, whose death recently al Pa
ris has been announced was born in 1867. near
" q century ago. pasQ1ier was a iacllo I"-
litician Like oil he always foated OIL the sur
face Alter the aFdication Of Fon1aInbleu he
recognized the restored government, anu TorA'
ed fully as hard for the Bourbon as he had Tor
the Bonaparte He filled q number Of court
Offices. aud was elected deputy Tor Paris AMI
President Of the Chamber in 1916. In 1879
lie was Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and for over
a year after the political commissions, arising
from the murder OF the Due de Berrl, was the
practical head Of the government. When
Louis PHILIPPE was placed on the throne me
ready Pasquier was among the first to send Ill
his adherence to the new king, and was made
President Of the Chamber Of Peers, III which
capacity he presided at the trial OF Prince
Louis Napoleon (now emperor of the French)
and his associates for the Bologne attempt 10
1887 he was made Chancellor of France, with
the title of Duke. The revolution OF lS4o IN
volved him in the fail Of the Orleans dynasty,
and from that time his political career was
over, and his remaining days spent in literary
pursuits.
The Knoxville Register learns from refu-
gee who left Huntsville about the 2Sth Of Nay
that Mich. Davis went from Huntsville across
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raj command Of the i. 5. forces, ~ al order
from President Lincoln, dated July II. which
saws :~-''Urlerel, That Major General Henry
". HalJeck be assigned TO command the whole
land forces Of the United States, and chat he
repair TO this Capital SO soon as he can with
safety 70 che positions and operations within
tbf. ,Ie;1aItrIlent now under his special charge.
IA agreement for an Immediate and general
exchance Of. prisoners has been conSummateo
between Major General Dix, on behalf the
Felera| authorities, and Major General Till on
behalf Of the Confecerates.
{2en. Pope under date Of Headquarters Al
NY Of Virginia, July %, has issued an order
TO the effect that, Commanders OF army corps.
divisions, bngades and detached commands will
proceed Immediately to arrest all dlsloyal male
citizens within their lines or within their reach
ia rear Of their respective commands. Such
as are willing TO take the oath OF allegiance
to the E. S. and will furnish sufficient Sc
CURLY for it's observance, shall be permit
ted to remain at their homes and pursue
in good faith their accustomed aVocatlons.
I
beyond the extreme pickets Of this army, and
BE notified that if found again anywhere
within our lines, or at any point IN rear, they
will be considered spies and subjected to the
extreme rgor Of military law. II any person
having taken the oath Of allegiance as above
specified be found to have violated 1t, he
shall be shot and his property seized and APP
Dlied TO the public use All communication
with any person whatever living within the
lines of the enemy is positively prohibited, ex-
ceDt through the military authorities and IL
the manner specified by military law; and any
person concerned in writing Or in carrying let
tars Or messages in any other way will be con
s;dered and treated as spy within the lines Of
the =. S. army
The Federal forces reoccu pied Murfreesboro'
Tenn. On the 18th inst. VIM. Pugh, the
Union postmaster there, who was seized By
i2aoeral Forest. and carried off with the avow-
ej] purpose Of hanging him, was subsequently
released. and has returned to tie discharge OF
his duties.
1 letter from Warrenton under date OF 10th
instant. says:-''The recent rains have swollen
the streams in this region, 50 much SO that
many Of them are impossible. The Rappa-
hammock, is 50 swollen that at many OF the usual
fords it is entirely impossible to cross The
railroad leading from Alexandria has been com
njetely repaired, and good time and connec-
tons are easily made between Washington and
this place.
The President yesterday reappointed Gen.
Marcy to the position Of Chief OF the stat1 OF
Caa Mcclellan, the Senate having lett his tor