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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
NENTRAI RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

- From foel o. Cgui.lands-C Connecting AZ Hampton
Junction with Delaware. Lscks and Western kafoAd
and ~ Esstoa wita Lehsn Valley Railroad and q, conneo
tons forming direct line to Poar.h and the west without
ebarge Of cars
Leave New-Yofk as follow;
H,uVfyprRG ExPaR.s-At a. fhr Fssion. Reading
Po,ioille Harrisburg Halch Chunk, Wiismsport. &c
Man TgAfS--tt 4. Tor EAstos. Water usp SCTaI.
ton, Great Bend. Pitsicn, Wikesb,rr-, &c.
u =. THRotGH 1Rtis--tor Kss'on. hencs Chunk, WI
uarns pert R-,dirg Po.tsyiil-, Hsrishrr, 80.
~. T. WAY PsssRhgEk NSAIs-fOr EsstOn. betL.ehsin
Allentown. srd MsDch ChanK
S:5OP u. W,r TRas-to, Souorynie.
ST. D. Wy.rgRy EIrRsss-For ts-ton. Allentown. Pea5
IN. rsufsbus P,sbprzh srd the West Sleeping rom
jersey City through TO Pittsburgh
ErPkEts iELis H,eRsBUg0-The q m. Fxprr o
Train iron Ne~fofk strives Hsri burg a. p. coancct
ing East and est entr Railroad Northern
Central R.ilrosd North aid South aud With tho Cl1oet
sud vsll-y RsiiroSo.
Tax TIRorGm EXPRESS Tq.iS WEST, .e1vei
New orb AZ dsy lSundsys eScepi"d) msNn. coss
connection Hauisbufs with fsun.ylyaua RaiIoad~ in
20 change Of Pittsburgh. and but TO Srcin-
nail aud Chicago Four hours lime saved by taking IA.
tlsia
kLuAssrnPoRr ,nD Ns~.YoKT FSsRY-Lesys New
York from Pier No North River 30 aud Il 70 n
$50. t:.N, ana o.
The bos atop az Bersen Point sni M-uer. Habo. every
tim each way. JOHN q. sIkHAs oure.in.eueeut.
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1862. I II L 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With e. connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fbos NAVY OHk TO TIM PsiSciPAL NssTFpS Clriss
Eigh. trans daily from Nevfors 20 Philadelphia via
hssjet'sy spt S.mdsn su d, Ambo, se = rtr,c
ROuIG LEAVE hEW-fORh FROM TIE
FOOT OF COtkIbAhDr-SE
Of Phisdephis n. morning passengers esve New
Yo-k anne lime other routes Evening pArenses
r. 70 p one hour lE'er tbsn other line'.
BY way OF Allentown, evening pssssnses leave Me IN
asos the tine Northern ines IN Chicago sud al
po.ots Ia ts Nort ss ,f,sac, lUdanopos i.o5isyie
81 Louie Cleveland Columbus, Ciscinnsti, ana all main
Sleeping Cars without charge ran from PhilAds Phia 10
Ph,ubur.i 3S5 les AVID New ork 20 Pittsburgh 'O n'sa
Smoking and Saloon Car. on ali trains.
Fste ths other r0utcs-
Bsaglge checked through. TransfsIs Tee
seeare Tickets. good satil used, by Pittselssh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho Psnn,yl'anla Central Company ius' ~ ~ y,
Accom- uiodaen Line, which eioTas couio siOs nYao ~
hsye to parties moving Wssad, al cue hsi 'As ''A iA''
{! ia.s. .,
BY This route eh.s Of al descaion, can be forTafdsa
70 and ow any pont the Rare ads o. ono IN
ROAD DIRECT or TO any port the navisabs rven OF
the West By steamers from fhtsbn'gh
the fsnnyvOr, Railroad q, all times Is isyor,os a, ars
charged BY oth,r karosd Conpsnie Meohans and ship
per. ntusing the transportation Of their tiesn 20
psry, can rely with eontdencs on ..s speoay usn'e
LIVE slOCh g., ,,..-.,
Farmers aud Dealers Live stock VIII una III. most sd
ssuageous route, Cspscious Yard. vel wAIeeo saa sup
and s and every attention paid to their wants
From Harr sbuls where viii be found every lot
isssds AID .u Sns sITMosE mA al
j. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger AGENT NO. Astor House.
LEIGH 1. Co, Freight Agents; ,..., u,r,,..
MCDONALD BiScHoFE; EniF.'ns Agents. 49,.
INocH LEWIS Cereal sup't AEsssa r.
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NETWORK d NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD
sPRING ARPhNGEMENl


-! SPRING RPsSGEhESE 1862.
COMMENCING MAY . 1904
Passenger Station N New York s'ta.- sEi hh Az
TRAINS LEAVE SIw-YoRR:
Tor Ne" Haven, !. LII, tE1)i i!:l' tEI)i 800,
fs' sidsaTorts a. m, Er,, is:I. Erli $50
iof mord STAFFORD Fairfield Southport and ws.,pori
-. a.. ll.l5 ego. uud $50 p
10. Norr,k . go a n. i2:i' ? (EKl; $40 40 5:
For Dsr.a and Greenwich. :. 80 m, D:lS 30 go
$40 p. IA. -
~ ..Jp, S.ao. =. tn, stx.l
For Pot Ch-te and n,s n.disls stations yS)s 10:
49, $50. 90. 500, $50 ?. III.
10. Poft ,te..er and New Rochelle. 8 n. IN. (ErD
CONNECTING ThAlNS
Tor Boston, y, springfield. a u, ttLh tEIl o.
81
tsr Boston, via Shore Line PAS ~ m. lEx)
for Hartford sHa Springfield, Z H.. lEI.l D:lS, I
for canaecleut River Railroad 70 Montreal H. GII,
ADD - ~ D M. % Northampton.
FoT Hartford Psoyllsnco, and r,shil Railroad. A.,
tEtl H. rs p. m.
for Hey-.Has.r New London aud Stoniugt,s Railroad
ct q u.. l2:l5. 3. y. M. lENl
For iaU,l kallsoai. II ]: y N. 50 Northampton
fsr IouFa,onic Railroad 70 Pittsieli, q. 10
BsfriHffYn s-i >s'uFcaN through 10 Pi..ah,ld
Ior E,uesucs Rsilfoai Ia m. ? n
for Dsnbury and hosv4k Railroad T. 9:3o a. n, 4; %
pm
Con no ous Jl.-piog Ca-s attached 10 r. IA. iran.
JAMES IA. nov r. Surcriutsnder..
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:. TTNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD 1T

TIE BEST TENS IN THE WORLD.
On ec.pt of any Of the following SIMS In cssn OF po
,sups tbs subscriber Will end by retorn mail OF otnews
directed Gold Pen Or Pens 'aeei''s Hi' 'd"e
tod>sopnon viz:
For IS cents the Magic Pen; for 30 ecnis the Laess
Pen; end for 81, tho Excelsior Pea
The sizes are. Nos 2. 3. l. anda .---..,,,,,
THE SAME Pegs Is i WfTE yESsls EXTENSION
For 20 cert. tn. Msse Pen; for IS The Lucky PeE
for 81 ths Awsys Ready Pens for D. the ElsS.ut Psr
and the Iac..oI Pen so,m 1S'I po % the
Of every of which viii far o"'aS' gross 'he 'e
The na'o. "a Morton, "Nuwber, and "ousliiy' ar,
stamped following Pens and enc reln' are warrant. ME
rsts ,rs Saiv: No beinr Il smaes. No tn. sr-es
ada tied pocket No Lhe smallest add No. ~ ne
NJ. of d, si,ss and qualities sho,, NIB. Of no. T. nd
aud nsde only OF first quality The ensfsVnss are csrn
, GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents sNo. Psn i.s quality, OK No5 Pen u
For 81 $40 Pen lat qualify, No. Pen, I'd quality
For 81 a. sNo sPes, .t quality sNO. 'Peu I'd qu'li
Fer 81 So .No. Pen, LIST quality, or No. PEN ID quail
For Al IS No. Pen let quality No Pen ?lquAty
For 81 Is. q No Pea. ist quality
THE SAME aoLp FINS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
For al 80 sNo Pen LIST quaniy. oraNo3 Pen "a Quality
For 81 IS sNo. Pom, lst quality ors No Fen % 1a1,
for ~ No 5Pen quality. No Fer, I'd qaii'y
OF . No S Pen ID qus6ty - .
For 81 ~ No. Pea, L.. quality, No. Pen, "a qa4-
ity or No d Pen. ID quality. -
Tor ~ No Pea lLt quality. or No. 6Pon I'd quality
For So 30 q No. Pen lat quality.
GOLD PENS ALLMCUALITl, NslLVER-nOUNFEp
lESk-ECLDEts~
/ For 81 Eo.& ren; - 70 IA 'Psn; Tor 81 81
No Pen; For a 20 No. : Pen.
For - 10. Pen; for e. No ePcni aud for SO Va
6Pon.
The lat Quality pointed with the very best ldosni
Points carefully selected and 81 This quality Ae SOL
with the slightest inpeIoci.on which skh and 'ae eo.S-s
lcrntiny can detect ,
Tie "a Quality" superior TO any Feu' made by him
pfcyious 20 tie year 1857.
The I'd Quality he intends 'hs equal in resp,'i to Da
r,biy Elasticity nnd Good Ncr Qualities lihs ony If1e
| cobsi ier ationsl any Gold Pens msoe elsewhere.
In regard 10 tho Ches God Pens hs cex leave 20 say hs
previous 20 operating MA New and Patented Machines b
could not have Writing snd Durable PEN, for
the pros. lad TIE Gold Furnished grStri,ousv.
partes orz,u0 must al nr'Gre, sl-e,'r ne Nrr'
her and Cuasvp Of me Pens ods,ef aEd b. particular
da'rib, me ktnd u PeHs nsy pTGtr-'hsi,' 80 or
ifo Der. fus
All remitiancss by mail in Registered Letters are st my
ri,k .
Addro., A. NORTON,
No. Is hsiic- Lane. New-Y1t.
ANY sendngs yns- letter posslmp will receive ci.
cular with the engraving sboge referred 60.
~ Tor sale BY all dealers IA the line Throughout lis
country.
IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN.-One filing
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9taiionfrp ano Tanfp GOODS.

T STIMSON. Stationer (No. 3 Broad-st.,
10 Wrd ,soud respectfully inform bis customers
and others Tat ve: change worth nigh 10 ne .s
paying a 10 Tim for stationery. viz;
D ants IN Silver shall pass for cents
a esass in Silver shsi, pass iOr ~ ~ cents;
So cents iu Silver shall pass for - cents;
Is cents IN silver shall pass III 80 cents;
as c-nts in Silver shAl pas for 81
An who have Silver o6in command Will derive h'nd
.on. rer cenage BY Awaiting Themselves OF this Offer
-Duing .fhe heated term" this store will be openeo
"sa D. M '"N L. sTImSON No sBrosd-st-
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NO CURE, NO PAYS. k. KING, NJ. d.,
~ cnes AAGemsLlm, hsuI.lsi:, Qeuh DsOpsy aud all
CHRDNTc DISEASES,
with Chemical and Electrical application and Mercury
ed from the system SC. Office 561 Broonos ~ T.
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GREAr ATTRACTIONS
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
STILL GREATER REDUCTION
RICH SILKS, DRESS GOODS, CLoAKs, sACouEs,
and =! MAN IT'LL, a. The on
GREAT CLEARING out SALE OF
CHARLES HEARD G. Co.,
No a0l GRAND-sT.
previous 70 taking Stock.
$4,000 WORTH RICH SILKS,
$4,000 WORTH RICH DRESS GOODS,
$1,000 WORTH PURE LINENS NS" ANp FAMILY IInN
GOODS, ..
5000 WORTH RICH MANTTLLAs ,ad CL0AKs
MARKED DOWN.
Notwithstanding the greet advance in pice of Cotton
DOMESTIC GOODS 900 worth) at the reduced price
!oug have piece e and beg eave 'uss.. 10
delay for they ,1e already rapidly advancing in price
We therefore offer the foll9wing ipdq.eHe nts;
100000 YARDS OF CHOICE GOODS.
For Travelling Dresses. at Ut cents per yard.
5000 yards Lavellss, al D. cents per yard
1000 ys-as Barge Augilis. at 3! cents per yard
5000 yari, Broche Barge Augei- at &c. per yard.
400 yards English bIache Grenadine; ,
$500 yard, White and Black Mozambique tUOs: choice
goods In town.
a F, c!o :. Ss Rs ys5y a; ,slS a'''
10000 yard, Rich Dress Sil.. tnew 'tye.l ...,,
FIom 90 cen'sto 81 per yard Especial Bngain)
MiSTiLIAs AND sAcoUEs in six and CLOTH,
From III to "a
30 Dozen Of English Hosiery from 10 cents 70 Is ceats
$50 dozen Linen BsDdk ercbsfs at 1t cents piece.
80 Linen II. 81 eches very doe at 2 cents piece
~ dozen Heinst,ch.d Bsndksrchie at 10 cents piece.
Also,
THE ENTIRE STOCK
Of
HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS,
Containing
1000 yards Blesohed Cottons. OF the bss, make
5000 yards Unbesched Cot,0ns
5000 yards Inc Linen Table DsmUfsA
$40 dozen Fine Linen Napkins.
ToWELING. LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY.
kARSFILLFS o. Hts snd COUkTkRPANEs
TABLE-CLOTHS, &c.
CHAS HEARD a Co., No. 30l GIsadst.
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EOR FlSHKiLL and POuGHkEEPSlE.-
L TIE steam sou RIP VAN WINKLE leaves every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY AZ o'clock fron the loot Of
R,binsJn-st. landing at Coz1enss Cod Spring. Cornwall
Ee.bnrsh. Low point a,rlboroug aud Mifou. Return
nx PousLsoepsio ths eyeuin; al O'Clock saa
ltc Low Point and ki.hk.. Isre 80 cont.
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IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN.-One filing
write. 10 hours seut by mail send stamp f. cir
culsT. t'EO. r. HAWhES. No q Nnssu-st.' " 4
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TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT SOUTH
y HOLD. SAG aAR8OR, &C - Steamer NIAGARA,
Capt Haven't. vi cave Pie No 81 lsme..lpl Ear kyer
Tf'fsDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS al ociors Frr fegn, pss.a2s apply board
or 20 A ). RICbAttDcOE. no. loo fni,on-sL
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IMPORTANT to MARRIED and THOSE
Il ABOUT TO BE MARRIED.-Dr. A NJ. MAUHlCEAu,
Prsssor OF Diseases Of Women hss Published the l6tb
,Ia;op Of tho y,nnble book entitled " THE MARRIED
WOMAH'5 PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION .
No married woman afford to be without this sverfelis-
HE and faithful Companion" 1t describes Der peculiar COM
s.ht wife moth,r TO become So theis causes
n their symptoms and pescrbes the proper remedies 10
Main. simple and ehss:s laf gusye
Many OF her complaints her sensitive nature io-ods com
s,piep 10 oh yscsn and suffers after
yusI pale hss2d atenu.ied and wondering what ats her
Years misery been spared by ts uey possession
Eaeh copy il worth it, weight Ia gold. Price 81.
Sod at his Office No 29 Liber.yst New iorki or can be
sss< By ~ free of postage TO any the United states
o. Csnsds by inclosug and addressing Box No. "a
Nsw York city. For sale at No vesey-s. tAstor Housed
sed No lS Ann-s.. fkDERaEN CO., No u Co1r-st,
Boston
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Miscellaneous.

brushes of every description, at the BRUSH
ID FACTORY 10 s1s PeArl.,, Hsg@r. BUILDING All
articles tbs lowest factory pfce. PAlNT BRUSH sS Ole
superior quality constantly On hand. JOHN r. HOPFEL
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CTONING1ON LINE for Boston, via Gro
- TON, EEW-LOND0N, SrONiNgrONi PROVl-
The splendid ste.Ders COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier 70 l8 NJ H., foot Of Court
lsnd..rr.. DAILY lexcspt sunday az y. m.
Freight taken low by otier line Office oil Com
''' W. NJ. EDWARDS, Agent.
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DYSPEPSIA and kindred Diseases of Stomach
~ add Bowels are eHsetusly cured by vegetable
putrcious CRACKER lDANY'S FRNALtNTAl than by sDy
DRUG IsAAC MoVAl. CIAekeI BaAsr ~. torsyth ~
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ENOR SALE-A LADY~ SADDLE-HOR,SE.
:! Sold FOR wan. Of s's ADUiy to z. XETELTAs, No.
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No . Htifc- lane. New-Yrt.
ANY sendngs yns!. letter post-stlnp will receive cir
culsr with the engraving shove referred 70.
~ Tor BY all dealers IN the Inns Throughout us
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HJHE TAX BILE,
nrsa o. n

TJ,HE TAX BILH,
Il NOW READY,
N pamphlet Of 81 pages ne white paper Beside the
bin which word fo word In soeordanos with the original
scr We append Alphabetical Reorganization OF every
tice to be taxed by the law and the of the tax TO be
ievied thereon This renders il complete and convenient
ssit Is possible to make IL
Price cents postpaid 81 per 100 sent BY express 20
NJ 100 II hr mail Address THE TRIBUNE, kew-York.
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A WATROUS Il Co., Wholesale Dealers in
IA New spapers Magazines. Books, &c No. al NaSssu
o., New-YoIk City.N-ws Desers, Postmss,eis Country
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Price List
NERVOUS DEBIIIrY-Physiology and Pa
IN tholosy OF the Nervous SystsuL-By G. ID. HAM
MOND, NJ d. formerly Professor OF Special Anatomy &C. in
sAe Syracuse Medical College NewN York Revised Edition
Prize ST. mailed Those who have been disappoinsd the
Of socsl-d Specific" remedies for The Cure Of Seminal
eakuess InPoeney aud kindred coopsnts would DO vel
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" = tIsss z ITI ttlIl-Cls.f 4ul'
NTEAM WEEKLY u LiVERPOOL, touching

- "a Cuesns.own (Cors Hsrborl.Ths Lversosi. Nswf
York aid .Lisdephis Sesn.hp Company intend dspatch{
in their .u Sd Clyde bolt Iron Steamships ss foovs4
MANGA hOO.... ................Saiurd1y.Ja July ls.
CITY OF NETWORK Saturday. Jaly 10
CITY o. WASHINGTON Saturday, Aug. D.
And every .rcceedius SATURDAY, noon, from Pee
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Mem 1onMifations.
TIIE TAX BILL
NOW READY,

TIVE TAX BILL
n psnphe, Of % pages hDe, white paper Beside 'AS
~ which 4, word for word in accordance with the original
armand TO n an alphabetical Rscspitulstion Of every
N h. taxed BY the law and the amount Of the tar to DO
n;ea thereon This renders complete and convenient
=. possible make it. The Bin taxes almost e7ery af
Al. IN p.s and every person Is interested 70 know the
sssount-
Price cents, posp.id g. per loO sent By express -
p9 100, IL By mail.
saa,... THE TRIBUNE. New.YOrk.
% MO WORK ON SLAVERY, no work 1 on
~ Southern social life can at all he compared 10 W.
Kbke's Among the Pines -tGozette, Pittsburgh
.As vivid ricurs Of Hfe in the Caons we s a1. tseT
a. sivo nj, book the palm over all othso"-lAo'e 'e
Boston
AMONG THE PINES.
By EDMUND KIRkE.
vol Fms, Fms s son READY.
A"'i' q. I. EVANS, Publisher.
No $50 Broadway.
a 1s TuF REPORT OF THE COMMISSION ON
oRDSANCE AND ORDNANCE SlOR1S
xwuh c. comenls pom the present sdninsp a,on Of 81
WAX DEPARTMENT.
GUN mANau1F1AorURER,
Cor hors
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-08
Important from Euorpe.

RICHMOND, August 4.-The Northern papers
of the 3lst ult. bring us the news from Europe
by the Australasian, which had arrived with
Liverpool dates to the 10th.
An important debate had taken place in the
British Parliament on the l 9TH ult., upon Mr..
Lindsay's motion to offer mediation in the
American war, and to recognize the Southern
Confederacy. After a lengthy debate, Mr..
Lindsay's motion was withdrawn.
Lord Palmerston made a remarkable speech
on the occasion, appealing to the House to
leave the matter in the hands of the Govern,
ment.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Her.
aid again asserts that Napoleon is about to Of
fer the mediation of France to America, and
says that the drift Of public opinion is in favor
offs uch course.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-08
From the West.

GRENADA, Miss, August 6.-Tho enemy is
reported to be advancing on Zenobia, in three
columns, of from 1900 to 1000 strong, each.
Reinforcements have been sent from this
place to Col. jackson. Curtis cavalry attack
ed provision train en- route to Gen. Pasons.
near Austin, Mississippi, a few days ago. They.
were repulsed with considerable loss.
A despatch dated Care, 2sth ult., says, athe
rebels made dash at Humbolt, yesterday
Our cavalry fled without gun. The rebel
cavalry attacked our infantry, killing Is and
taking several prisoners, and gained possession
of the town.
Gov. McGoffin has calleda meeting of the,
Legislature tor the 18th Of August, to provide
for the peace of the State, and its safety against
the Legislation of the Federal Congress.
Col. Logan hung Mr.. Whipple, worthy
and influential citizen of Jackson Tennessee,
on the 29th inst for plotting the Confederate
party to bridge which they burned. Logan
also burned the houses of several sympathizers.
DR.. Leftwitch, a Yankee cotton buyer, was cap
tured by gucrillas near McC townsville, last week,
with $25o0 in specie, has arrived.
MOBILE, August Ga special despatch to-
the Advertiser, dated Jackson, August 5th
says Gen. Breckinnidge, this morning attacked
Baton Rogue, driving the Federals from the
city. For an hour the musketry fire was very
heavy. Firing was also heard from the direc-
tion Of the river. We drove the enemy from
the city to the river bank Gen. Brcckinridee
is now in possession of the city.
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From the West.

CHATTANOOGA, August 4. = McMinnville,
Tennessee, was occupied by about 1000 Fcdral
troops last Saturday - probably General Buell.
or Nelson's division. 4 detachment of Gen.
Forests cavalry was in the place on Friday,
but were smart enough to evade capture. A
man who run their lines from McMinville,
states that he heard the shricks of women
from almost every house in the town, and
thinks the Yankee command must have been
turned loose at will, to pillagc and outrage
The shricks were agonizing.
JACKSON, August 3.-Passengcrs 3. from Men,
phis report that an emeute had broken out
among the Yankees and the negroes working
on the Notifications there The Yankees had
shot number of the negroes.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-08

The citizens of this community, in com mon
with the people of South Carolina, were star
tied with the sad intelligence of the death of
this distinguished divine, which took place at
Charlotte, N. G. Among the great men which
the people of our State loved to honor, none
were more deserving-posscssed of talent of
the highest order. Soon after graduating he
was called of God to preach the everlasting
gospel, and soon after received the appointment
of Professor, and afterwards President of his
own cherished alma mater. Thus were the
energies of his mighty intellect brought to
bear in favor Of the glorious truths of the
Bible. How striking the contrast from the
teachings of him who filled the Presidency
when he was student The whitening, blight
ing influence of his pcrncious doctrines con-
taminatcd many of the youth of that day.
The seeds then sown are still bringing forth
the bitter fruit. With gratitude we thank the
Giver of all good, IN raising up one, the intlu-
erations yet unborn. Many will rise up and
call him blessed. True, DIR. THoRNwELL was
warm admirer of his own standard. As a
minister of the Presbyterian Church, he up
held the doctrines of that branch of Zion with
a zeal excellcd by none; but he was no secta-
rian in the arms of Christian charity. lie en-
braced all who loved and obcycd the mandates
of the Giver of all good in sincerity and truth:
His death is great loss to truth and right
eousness, and creates void almost irreparable
in the literary arena of the Confederacy.-
The extinguishment of such light may we'll
fill our hearts with sorrow. He was not only
an eminent Christian, but devoted patriot
No man lived in his native State with greater
affection for his country, and who laborcd
harder for the desired success of our cause
Truly are we called to mourn that he sho uld
be removed from the sphere of his usefulness,
when to human eye he could not be spared
but God, who sees the enc from the beginning
is wiser than man. To His will we humbly
bow. How appropriate the language of the
text of the Rev. Mr.. HAY, on Sabbath morn
ing last, in the Presbyterian Church of this
place: My Father, my Father! the chariot of
Israel and the horsemen thereof; and he saw
him no more; and he took mold of his own
clothes and rent them in two pieces" 9
Kings chapter, xii verse;
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ThC Seasons.

For the past two weeks we have been blessed
with refreshing showers. The early corn is
now nearly matured, and promises good yield
The latter planting has fine appearance
The health Of the country so far, is generally
good, but the weather exceedingly hot-the
thermometer for the past three days ranging
from 81 to 97deGs.
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President Davis.

The letter of President DAVIS to Gen. LEE,
in reference to the orders issued by Gems.
PoPE and STEINwER o: the u. S. Army is
worthy of him and the position he occupies,
and must find cordial response in the breast
OF every true son Of the South The orders Of
those Northern gcnerals-like Picayune But
lcrs-will only make our brave soldiers strike
harder blows, and nerve every man, woman
and chiid TO hold in utter cxccration and con-
tempt the authors, aiders and aLcttcrs of ty-
ranny to which Austria and Russia would be
thousand fold preferable