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Detention or River steamers NEAR Fort
Mencnry, and Arrest OF Pnssengers.


90 Last Sturdy morning about O'Clock, tho
steamer George wcem Captain Wcems lett this port 5r
her usual trip on tho Paxcn; river with considerable
number ~ passengers Gsary n. OF whom .csed
for a. Mays and Calvert counties. There also
board half dozen police 1li.ags who had begn 1sre
there the purpose arresing srspic characters
aud preventing tbs transportation ~ c0ntrapand NOR.
chandsc. As the steamer neurad Fort Met anry
lo was sgnalled 70 stop aud vas soon noiroI 10 hp
whsif General Morris ssn, Captain u Milton Harry,
Company A. of The Twelfth reeiment New York S.ala
National Guard, and Leis.n,nt fheodoss . Kibbe, also
% New York regiment with guard 10 search
TIE steamer d report hi. dg.y performed in the
mos, III rous, mauuef, and tne arrest OF aVnber OF
the and the seiZre Of coatrahand goods and
iettcrss. idte- anpa1sfcf dsd ~ hprdrsd ard 'o
agnbT. The goods and letters were seized aad
IN Tho cenera!s quarters. The p1sscaae s.. under
armed guard were marched into the intcrior ~ thr
wcrs, md sfter Al examination by the General
committed to tho guard horse, whore they stin remain.
Ti:rco of The psSsen.et discharged via w ".
Gern 81, ~ Baltimore who WAS merely visit 81
his farm, and MGs,is Charlie, Warwick mi Thomas Y.
Wcsc, q fs.lavia New York. The iui,er were British
ahcs.s and the Gerc.sl discharged them parole
20 perform any acts Of hosili'y - The United states
goycrrmeut
The arch oyer, the s,caucr 1csnitted 10 depart
wih tho OF GERS lot The Prosc Of boarding the steamer
Macy Washington, u the linz. Shs tho
Eoil;n, boarded sad brought up'o the Fort wharf No
r1i1c ,rt sss fr. ers. ali stampci, and co. ssnts
mostly 4 business ci,afiClT, when gers ..kcn IN
charge. As IN lie u TIC other steamer anIber 81
passengers b,nrd who refsei 10 take tho oath
and they confined ~ tn fort The following is
st II .Lrsc ro;aoycd from both boats Geo o wane
= Mary ! county Naryaid; y. b. thamn, 81. Mays
county, Nd. Ma,or Abraham iraos late Inspector OF
the issl, more tustpm House H. L. Hayden. - Ntry's
county Nd. i.uaert II. md IL Anne Arundel county
Nd; LAWS wagner. Rrhmcnd, virginia; Beriamia
q. Hnris, o. the ann OF Neala Harris s
10. ~ Franklin ,trcct. ian,cs q. fiiypatrics dry
goods commission moschsnt No. Hanover street
who had r,rband euo'. N his posses sion y Norris
No. dGs West icx,ngtfn street kcnt Wcetns, Calvert
emniy ian'cs aaffg s.. Mays cnrniy ~. Henry L.
Mayor, Prince ccorga'- county George X Gaynor 81
Mary's county d. ". iudso on, tiaavia county. n. ~
4. Gordon, George'own j. 9: VIM. Burroughs, s.
MARY r county: Dennis 6pit Calvert county: william H.
Hoover book keeper, ;iliin0re cisy. m Lewis o. Splr
row Reiiy iionse Baltimore aud Ohio Ra,lroai: A. A.
Met alough, Prince Georges county: Henry Adams ST.
harys comfy, and James Graves, " virginia All The
cngers On both boats sho willing 10 take the
oath gcre allowed ~ proceed On ,heir Journey.
SAFE ~ pRDE PopsErY Tho great sale Of prize proper
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Volunteers from Maine.

BitFssr, NO, August 1851
On, hsnd.cd ani f'y.swo men ley here to-day 70 join
the Nineteenth regiment Eighty Of the number we're
enlisted by Major Il w. Cunningham. The whole Quota
for ti county is fog hundfed ani fodr, tlay via be
camp Belfast has already yer three
hGnlfe To the army and navy aal ready Sond
more when required.
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Recruiting i'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, August 1862.
The contributions for the bounty fund commenced
day. a tow persons have already given $50, 900,
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Eight Cartcs dc Visitc for Si-Of Unc-
qusied style and finish Satisfaction guaranteed at TAFT S
81 Cofiiandt street. corner OF Greenwich.
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Fetal lfsIa.
mcnt for Wigs, roupees Hair Dyo, and Hair Dyeng aud
hciasga Cream tor bcautifyng the har Bond street.
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Comfort ana Cure for the Ruptursd. -
10 with Rapture or Hernia Ad
dress box 7Ss New York Pos, olnce.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashcd
and information furns shed Highest price paid for
doubloons. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, Id Walt street.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

-~~~~>~~~-~-~-~-~<No->~--
The Movements OF the Union Forces In
Notwithstanding from New Or
Ieans-Anairs In the southwosc-Late
News from Rebeidomi, &C., Be-. &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia Captain Coolz will,
leave Boston on "Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city tbla
afternoon, at a quarter past and at hapas, Ave
O'Clock, TO 60 by railroad.
The NEw YORK HEaALp-Edition for Europs-siil be
published ut eleven O'Clock this morning and viii
contain the Latest Dispatches the Armies OF Gene
rails Mcclellan and Pope operating in Virginia. Late
Interesting News from New Orleans, Port Royal s.
and Newbern NJ c. Operations in the Southwest Affairs
in Washington News from the South and all other
OF the week Of an interesting aud important nature
Single copies, in wrappers ready FOR mailing six csnts
sampson Low, son Co., No At I.udgass Hill, London
England. will receive subscriptions ADVERTISEMENTS
for the NKw York HERALD.
omciai Drawings or Murray, eddy &
aansa oA ssas ss
So, 60. AS. IS, 81, Is, 3, IS, II, 81. "a, rs.
KENTUCKY, CLASS aSc-Augast 4. 1852
10, 4. 3s, 20. Sc, 6, Is. so, 6s, 20, %, 40. Al.
Circulars s'as free OF charge NJ nssrs;si9s sI.4as
CovinGton. Ky. or 8, Louis. No
OMeiai Drawings orsne Delaware state
DELAWARE. Ezra CLASS 3is--Ausus. 4. 1852
DsIAwAav. o.Ass ssi-A An, 1. iss. -
l, IT, %, So, 81, IS, 81, 8, 20, 81, II, 10, 81.
'''''''' '''' y 5oHs A. NORRIS CO..
Wilmington. Delaware.
Prizes Cashed i'm MI Legaiixed Lotter-
ies-Informaiion given JOSEPH BATES Broker.
IL Wall street. room No. l. New York.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashcd
Co. nssss f s for
r.,. 60. -. ,,... -. -.
quslcd style and finish Satisfaction guaranteed TAlTS
81 Cofiiandt street, ccrner OF Greenwich.
Eight Carries dc vssiic for SI.--The Best
in tho city a. Woods Gallery. 20s Bo~ery. New York.
Eight Carries de Yisite for Sf-E.auai 10
the best made BALcHs 2is Greenwich ST. barclay
Carries dc yisiie OEe Dollar per Dozen
fERcNAI. i:0 Chatham street.
%. A. Bills, Specie Broker, NO. ITO Green
wien street n Yprizes cascd in Kentucky and Delaware
Lotteries.
Caution to the Army or the Posomac.-
che War department No mar equal aud sclla
print price 81 that psicc sron The
soa.rs We have always declined IT, d, we ,eceiyed
Il $50 Map ~ Virginia butt
Thus are our ,s soldiers G eaaa S nap eau BE-
~ ~ WV N''''' J. 7. LLOYD. isi Broadway
Dow's Ice Cream soaa.--rhc Rush at
Il IMMENSE IN the Havana Agency under
the Museum for BOWS leo Cream Sofa sad those choice
Cabinet Concha Segars.
Rupture Curcd-At Marsh's Radical
Cure Truss Institute. Shoulder Braces SuScnsory Band
ares, Abdominal supporters, Silk Elasic Storins Knee
Gaps Anklcts cotner Broadway and Ann street.
Bagnnms Museum. female 10 attead ladies.
C.istadoro's Hats Dye, Preventative
The Dye - applied by experienced artists.
RatchclOr's Hair Dye--thc Fest I'm the
world ;nslananco harmless aud rats 10 Sold Iy druy
sts aud perfumcrs everywhere ae.ar 81 Barosy street
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Reantiful CompIcxion.-I.aird

Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal preserving and
beautiyng the complexion aud skin ladies after using
tots delightful article will have other All druggists and
f39 Broadway.
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Protect the Brave Volunteers ny sap.
niasrsa aud bilious levers.
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Prof. l.. Milier's Hair Dye, 80 cents. Black
aud Brown Try H. The BEST Sold by druggists. Depot
~ Dey street
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Eight Carries de Eisite foy Sf--H.Quai 10
the best BALCliS 2S3 enich S.. cor barclay
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Prizes Cashed i'm MI Legaiixed Lotter-
ics.-Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
II Wall street. No. l. New York.
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lIiIl's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown. Beat in use. Depot No Barclay street, aud sold
by ali druggists.
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Eight Carries dc Visitc for SI.--Thc BE st
in tho city, az Woods Gallery. 20s Bowery New York.
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Died.

Wr.T-WArERs.--0n Friday August q, 1861, by the
Rev. Robert Train, WILLIAM H. W~sY 10 ANN. A.
daughter Of john Waters, Gsa oil this cuy
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SAFE os PRDs porsEri great sale OF prize proper
ty from The condemned steamship crcassian win akc
place to-day at eleven O'Clock A. NJ consisting Of wines
bFandics champagne, preserved meats, fruits, peas,
mushrooms. &c,
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Carries dc yisiie DEc Dollar per Dozen 60
Cheaper than any aud good the best
PERCIgAI. l@0 Chatham street.
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Doctor Hunters DisCosery Cures thc
very wor.t f0ru 81 SeDf'a asstuat Erlula or The at
and Old Uicers No Dlglson staet New Yoi ciLy ggs
taag ''
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ID. A. Bills, specie Broker, NO. i76 Green
wien street ~ YPizes cashcd in Kentucky and Delaware
Lotteries.
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DELAWARE. Extra CLAss 3i3--August 4, 1852
50, 10, Is, II, l6, 81, 6, so, u, IS. 81, "a.
Delaware. CLASS 29i--August 4, 1866.
l, II. %, SO, 81, 3S, 81, 8, 20, 81, II, IL, 81.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmin gion. Delaware
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bLfgN.--At ellen Cove, on Monday uiornug Angus, 1
MEy d. H. Aiigs, Of this city, tho 18Th year OF he
ago, reict Of MAJOR John w. Allen, OF Texas
a If ltnl lrr hnc OF
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vnrANrED-A BARTENDER VINO USDERsTANDS
w hts business aud can do the carving tor hcseA AZ
dress Il, uerald olhcc.
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Rupture Curcd-At Marsh's Radical
Cure Truss Institute shoulder Braces snspensery Band
ares, Abdominal supporters SILK Elastic Stoks Knee
Caps Ankcts Corner Broadway and street. uadrr
Basnun's Museum female 10 attead ladies.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preventative
aud Wig depot wholesale and rotaii, No. Ascr House
The pye u Applied by expcroYced artists.
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RatehclOr's Hair Dye--the Fest I'm the
world instantaneous, harmless and ra.si9 Sold 6y druL
ists aud perfumcrs everywhere acsy 81 Barclay street
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The Movements OF the Union Forces In
virginia-Interesting from New Or
Ieans-A6airs In the southwcsc-Late
NeYXa from RaheIdnm. &c. 2.a s.a

Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri Stats Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS S6o-August 4. 1852.
So, 60, As, IS, g. Is, ,, IS, II, u, "a, rs.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 366-Augakt 4, 1859.
10, 4. 38, 20, Sc, 6. Is, so. IS, 20, %, 40, AZ.
Circulars sont free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Covngton. Ky. or st. Louis. NO.
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Dow's Ice Cream Soaa.-rhc Rush az
Il IMMENSE II IN the Havana Agency. under
the Muscam for Do's leo Cream Sofa snd those choice
Cabinet Copcha Scsars.
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Caution tn the Army or the Potomac. -
Ioyd's Map OF Virginia !, used By General Mcclellan and
che War department No As clnai 10 IT. aud a fer
oay 20 cents swindlins agents have tried 70 induce
print price 81 them to eytor that price srom the
soldiers We have always declined. To day received a
letter from agent refusing To cell nsrs. and saying
II order for $50 of Map OF Virginia, but
send them the Coast Survey Map inslea r. ~ italteton
Thus soldiers treated Ny map he .led
where ior two cents postage
}. T. LLOYD. ISL Broadway.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18
RO1IsWAsHINGTON.

W AShlNdION3 July II.
Congress, during the recent session, has
appropriated about eight hundred Rgillions
Of dollars, including upwards of five hun
dred and sixty millions for the army, and
somewhat less than one hundred millions
for the navy.
Among the most important bills post
poned by the House, or remaining unaeted
upon, are the following:
Providing for the admission Of the State
Of Western Virginia; for the enlargement
Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal; pro-
viding for uniform system of bankrupt
cy; for the appointment Of commission
to ascertain losses incurred by loyal oiti-
zens from the appropriation of their prop
erty by U. s. troops; the bank bill; the
bill appropriating two hundred millions
of dollars for the Border Slave State eman-
cipation, and for colonization purposes.
The Senate took no definite action upon
the House bills to totally abolish the frank
ing privilege, and to repeal all laws allow
ing mileage, including the present mem
bers Of Congress.
The House bill providing for the discharge
or trial of State prisoners, failed in the Sen
ate.
Among the last acts signed by the Presi-
dent was one authorizing the issue Of postage
and other Government stamps as currency,
and prohibiting banks or other corporations
from issuing notes below the denomination Of
one dollar, for circulation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

WASHINGTON, July 16.
The following confirmations are in addi-
ton to those published in the evening pa
pers;
COlOnels John COchrane Of New York,
Hemp S. Briggs of Massachusetts, August
Willich of Indiana, Henry D. Terry of
Michigan, James D. Morgan and James
Steedman of Ohio, John B. Turchin Of Hi
nOis, and James S. Jackson of Kentucky,
to be Brigadier Generals of Volunteers
Brigadier Generals A. D. McCook, William
Nelson and Thomas L. Crittenden, to be
Major Generals. "
The following are the commissioners un-
der the act for the collection Of direct
taxes in the insurreetiOnary districts with
in the United States:
For the District Of Tennessee, Oliver P.
Temple, John B. Rogers, VIM. A. Wisner;
for the District Of Florida, Lyman D. Stick
ney, John G. Sarnis, Harrison Reed; for
the District Of LOuisianr, VIM. S. Hodge,
VIM. Parker, Adolph Roster; for the Dis
trict Of Arkansas, Jonas NJ. Tbbits
Samuel II. Hampstead and David Walker
for the District Of Texas, Lemuel D. GOans,
James Throckmorton, George W. Paschal
for the District of South Carolina, Abra-
lam D. Smith, Wm. D. Wording and Wm
/ H. Brisbane.
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FROlT WAsHINGTON.

" AShAAAION5 July H.
The Secretary Of War, in response to a res
olutiOn of the House calling for all the evi-
dence Of the files relating to the question
whother any member or members of Congress
have had any interest in Government con-
tracts since April, transmitted a printed copy
Of the document heretofore sent to the Senate,
containing the arrangement made between
Mr.. Sehubarth and Senator Simmons, which
he says is all the information on the files Of
that Department.
FeIIol0-citizens Of the Senate and House o.
Representatives.
Considering the bill for an act to sup
press insurrection, to punish treason and
rebellion, to seize and confscate the prop
erty Of rebels, and for other purposes
and the joint resolution Of said act, as be-
ing substantially one, have approved and
signed both.
Before was informed of the passage Of
the resolution, had prepared a draught
stating objections to the bill becoming q
law, copy Of which draught is herewith
| transmitted.
[Signed] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
July 18th. 1862.
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NEW YoRK MARKET.-Jul1 ~.

FLOUR-AIarket 61l0c higher, with fair domand
for export and good inquiry for home consumption
Market closing hrm with sellers at tho inside QUO
tatOns
t5Oa@5,2O for extra statei t460s4,s5 for suPerhne
western; a5n5d5 2t for common 10 medium extra
brands extra round hoopod Ohoi s5i5g6r5O for trade
CANADA FLOUR Market advanced s,sloe
for common; g 3l016 rs for good TO choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Markot quiet and steady. Sales
CORN HfRAI.-scarce and irmor.
WH1Sk Y-Market scarcely so firm. Sales 1000
bbla at 3ldal &c for state and western.
WHEAT-Markot fully lc higher with good de-
mand for export. considerable portion Of the sales
are to arrive; Sales 1909 bush nnsound Chicago
spring at g7c; 36 400 bush common 10 primo Chicago
spring at 81 ,G5<dl lO 5000 bush Milwaukee club at
81 i0to i35s; 4sOOO bush amber Iowa at ll461l 10;
900 bush winter red western at S,22gi 2S; 6S 00
bush amber Michigan Gt 81 ,2l ,2s part To arrive;
700 bnsh rcd Illinois at 81 2i 1900 bus CANADA club
al 81 O5l l2 i3OOO bush Whito Canada at 81 2l %;
26 900 bush whito Michigan at Sl,5l SO; $40 bush
white Maryland at sl,5Oi 1850 bush white western
RYE-scarce and firm. Sales 1000 bush western
at 74c; $500 bush s. ate at 7sc.
C0RN-Market has again slightly advanced with
good demand for export and home consumption. -
Sales I32 900 bush at 635554c for old mixed western;
4sfl52fc for eastern; 4447c for unsOund; 665c for
western yellow. Included in the sales 5000 bus
old mixed western at 54so ee OF all storage 10 the
OATS-Market irmer Sales at 459I7lSc for Jer-
/
SUGAR-Raw in active demand and the market
rules very firm at S454c for fair TO good refining
Sales 2iO0 hhds at 7AGSAc for Cuba; s&el955c foT
Porto Rico; S5495zc for New Orleans 29l boxes Ha-
vana at &C. and by auction, 667 hhds New Orleans at
lO0dl05sc. Refined sugars are in good demand
aud very firm at 9143l05c for soft yellow; ll@llH fol
soft white; I2c for ground, granulated and crushed
NOI.ASSES-In fair request at full prices Sales
50 bbs New Orleans at 4c 20 hhds Porto Rico at 4Oc
80 hhds Cuba muscOyado at 32a36c leo hhds common
| do at 22c.
PORK-Market may be quoted a shade irmeI
with good demand Sales 300 bbls, at sll,OOGll, p
for mess; ell 0OGll 2j for prime NESS S,75g9eO fol
prime.
BREF-Market very firm. Sales are go Dbl.
at g 507 90 for country prime ss00@0,00 for cOun
try mesi slIOO9l35O for repacked mess; sl3OO945 81
| for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Markst dull at sl9,OC
BEEF HAlIs-Markot dull and nomlnally un.
changed.
CUT AIEATS-Market dull and very heavy.
Sales 25 packages at 3s94c for shOuldersi 4G5c fol
SBACON sIDEs-Market dull and prices ar,
/ nominal
LARD-In more active demand and common
grades irmer Sales 2lsO tierces and bbls at So
! g4c.
BUTTER-Market dull and heavy at lO9llc fol
| Ohio; l46l17c for State.
! CHEESE-In fair request for export and price
| very firm at 4@16c.
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POST.OFFICE TIMETABLE.
CTMMER ARRANGEMENT 70

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR
- the arrival and closing Of the mails at the CleVe
EASTER WAY, daily for Buffalo, Boston, New York,
arrives 3.05 P n; closes 800 A. \.
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, New
York. arrives $50 A. NJ go p. M closes SEQ ?. ~,
PTTTssURsH WAY, daily, for Pniladelphia, Baiti
more Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron, Mas
slon, Steubenyillei B. o. r. R., arrives 9:l5 A. n
THRoUsH PIrrsBUnaH, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Washington, arrives $50 P. NJ closes 4:l5 P. n.
CTECINNATI WAY, Columbus, indianapolis, st. Louis
Louisville, Nashville and Cairo, arrives 9l0 P HI
THRoUGH CISorNxATI, Columbus, indianapolis, St.
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arrives $50 A. Nj 500
P. n.
arrives 9.25 A. NJ closes lOOg p. ~.
THROUGH WESTERN, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
/ daily, arrives $40 P. r.; closes $50 P. n.
| SANDUsKT WAY, Elyr1a via Northern Division, ar
/ TiYes at y 10 A. M closes 4:i5 P. n.
/ MAHOEISG WAY, Warren and Youngstown arrives
| -:05 P. n; 1000 P. 4.
MEDINA WAY, daily, arrives 400 P. NJ closes 500
RocKPoRr, Dover. shefheld, North RIdgeyiIle, &C.,
arrives and closes on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
Barn, Brecksville, Copley, &C., leaves Tuesdays
and Saturdays at 700 A. n; arrives Mondays and Fri
! days at 500 P. n.
ton leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays At 100 A. Nj AZ
/ riYes Mondays and Fridays 81 500 P. \.
WARRENsyILLE, daily, arrives l0l5 A. Nj closes
EIsF 0LEvELAHD and Euclid, daily, arrives 900
Time of distribution Of mails ready for delivery Is
usually one hour latter than the time Of arrival Of
Mail and drop Letters are required By law to be
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
bF 0facs open from 7:sO a. n. to 7:sa Pm
3, C0WLES, P. N.
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FROM MISSOURI.
SpRINnrIELn- NJ Inlr

SPRINGFIELD, No, July IL
An expedition recently sent from here un-
der Major Miller Of the I'd Wisconsin Caval-
~, consisting Of one section Of DaYidson's
battery and detachments Of the 10th Illinois,
ID Wisconsin and ID Missouri State Militia,
numbering about 900 men, attacked the com
bined forces Of Rains, Cofey, Hunter, HaW-
thorne and Tracy, about 1900 strong, eight
miles beyond Fayetteville, Ark, early Tues
day morning, completely routing them with
hsavy loss.
Major Miller's command marched sew
enty-fve miles in two nights, and took the
rebels by surprise. Our loss was very
small.
Col. Hall Of the 4th Missouri militia,
stationed at Mt. Vernon, reports the kill
ing Of q guerrillas and the capture Of
1900 packages Of lead during the past few
days.
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FRO7I KANs4s.F 9(lIF


1VAt oovG1i July .
A messenger from the Indian expedition
near Fort Gibson, in the Indian Territory,
arrived here last night and reports that .
detachment Of the 9th and 9th Kansas reg
iments had surprised Col. OOfsy's COM
mand, Of from 500 to 600 rebels, and cap
tured all their munitions, camp equipage,
sc. Thirty rebels were found dead On The
field. McGuire, the notorious hhlf-breed,
commander Of the rebel Indians, vas taken
prisoner.
Our forces under Brig. Gen. Blunt hsYe
penetrated south as far as the Oak river,
where they win make g halt for fhs
present.
For Scott has been made a military post
during the war.
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FROM MISSOURI.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July u.
Judge Price, Of Mt. Vernon, has arrived
here, and brings intelligence that the ex-
peditiOn, or a portion of it, which is NOV
ing from Kansas into the Indian nation,
encountered body of rebels at Evans
vile, near the Arkansas line, some twenty
miles Of east of Tahlequah, few days
since, completely routing them, and tax
ing James J. Clarkson, formerly notorious
in Kansas, prisoner, and also, it is report
ed, Gen. Jim. Rains, Of the Missouri State
Guard. The rebels placed their Indian al
lies in front, who are reported to have lost
l40 killed and 80 prisoners. This state
ment is corrobOrated by a gentleman just
from Neosho The Federal forces are said
to be at or near Tahlequah.