Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
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WAsHIEeToN, Aug. 3 "A special to the Tri
bune from Washington reports the marriage of
Count de Paris to the eldes. daughter Of the
Duchess of Parma, which fuees two royal
branches Of Bourbon and Orleans, AMI makes
him the legitimate representative of both
houses.
Nassau advices atate that the gunboat Adj
rondack chased the British steamer Herald,
Capt. Coxetter, into that port. She had run the
blockade oi Charleston, The Herald was
damaged by shells. The Nassau Guardian
speaks Of the matter as glaring outrage, and
states that the British flag was shot down, but
replaced during the chase Nassau was greatly
excited during the action
The Advertiser gives q report that Captain
Gansevort, Of the Adirondack, apoogized to
the Captain of the British ship Greyhound.
The sloop Elizabeth, from Havana, hound to
Sabine Pass with an assorted cargo, was cap.
tured by the gunboat Harriet English.
The schooner Orion, bound from Kingston,
Jamaica, to Sabine Pass, with sails, drugs, etc.,
was capLnred by the gunboat Quaker City. She
run the blockade in April last with 3OO bales OF
cotton. #H
The Ohio Commissioners In behalf of Gov.
Tod, who have been in conference with the ex
ecutye authorities relative to military protection
in the most exposed qdsriers, to-day accom-
plshed the object of the commission in, as one
of the delegation Isaid, the most satisfactory
manner.
New YoRK, Aug. IA special to the Times
SAYS: There was report in Washington on
Saturday that Gen. McClellan's army were en-
barking on transports for the purpose Of chang
ing the plan OF advance upon Richmond. The
rumor was startling to the general public but
gratifying to the more thoughtful, who think the
successful performance Of such change would
greatly improve the plan. The rumor had Its
origin, no doubt, 10 the expedition that has just
effected an important movement across the
James river.
The order of the Governor of Missouri for
the enrolment of all the militia of that State,
is still causing trouble in St. Louis, hundreds
of the mechanics who we're at work on the gun
boats In the iron.plate mills threatening to
leave the State, to avoid the conscription, and
mill owners are here to procure modification
OF the Governors proclamation.
New YoRK, Aug. 3.-A special to the Tri-
bune says. The Government is now fully pre-.
pared for the plots Of border State secessonlsts,
whether iu Maryland or Kentucky, and will in-
stantly crush any attempted treason. Gov. Ma
coffin, of Kentucky, is watched.
1t is expected that the President and several
CaDineL members Will ue pgebeub ~ tne Bteht
war meeting on Wednesday night at the east
| front Of the Capitol.
The clerks Of the departments will soon be
granted two hours each day for drill exercise.
Rev. T. N. Conrad, who has been recently
preaching for the Southern Methodist church,
has been arrested by the Provost Marshal and
sent to the Old Capitol prison. The charges
against him are holding communication with
the enemy and attempting to induce his schol.
ars to join the rebel army.
Information has been received OF the Navy
Department Of the capture Of two rebel vessels
near Berwick Bay, BY the United States steam
or Hatterae.
The following additional officers have been
appointed under the internal revenue law;
Kansas John Speer, Collector; James F.
Legate, Assessor. New Mexico-Charles B.
sumner, Collector; Jesus Maria Buca, As.
/ SCISSOR. 6sts III. .ea.
De-. Camps was arrested last night for bois-
terous secession language. II is said hs effects
we're searched, and among other things letter
from Beauregard found g,i.eF