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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
Missouri Democmt.l

cpeclA 70 the missouri democrat
THE following is portion of our special
Washington advices, which failed to come to
hand Friday night on account of storm
along the wires east of this point--EDs.
Dem.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Senate has
spent most of its time to-day on confscation
bills. The debate took wide range, however,
and The question most under discussion was
whether the President, as commander-in-chi
can and ought to carry on the war independ-
ent of Congress, or whether Congress can regu-
late operations.
Messsrs. Browning and Dixon, aided by
Salisbury and Others of that ilk, want to CEN
tralize the power in the President. Messrs.
Trumbull, Summer and Howard, and most of
the Republicans, insist on the Congressional
prerogstive.
Mr.. Brown made another elaborate speech,
on the powers of the President, and deploring
the violation of the Constitution by confsca-
ton enactments.
Mr.. Summers speech was an earnest plea
for energy in the conduct of the war-espe-
cially making its burdens fall on the rebels
rather than loyal men, marked by his usual
scholarly eloquence. He concluded by saying
that, nevertheless, he preferred looking mora
to another quarter. Liberation was not only
character, but necessity of the war. With
out it, peace would be nothing but an uneasy
truce. Among all the Congressional powers,
there was none so potent to beat down the re-
bellion; none so certain of securing the bene-
fits Of lasting peace.
Mr.. Towards speech was aremarkably clear
and lawyer-lke argument.
Mr.. Trumbull succeeded ia stirring up
Salisbury and Dixon, both of whom he laid
out handsomely, Mr.. Dixon undertook to come
to time.
Mr.. Trumbull opposed the Administration
in that he denied the Presidents power to ap
point military Governors.
The Senate adjourned without voting, bui
Fessenden gave notice that the debate must h
speedily closed, as several other importan
measures awaited action, and he feared if no
disposed of within few days the Senati
would be without quorum, so many havin
gone home or pressing to 90.
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LETTERS AND DIARY-Dr. Russell, it is
said, is preparing for publication his Ameri-
can letters in the London Times, supplemented
by passages from his diary and later refec-
tions
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Order aemovinx FremOnt
| The following is Mr.. Stanton's order reliev-
| ing Gen. Fremont from his command:
| WAR DEPARTMENT, !


ing Gen. Fremont from his command:
WAR DEPARTMENT !
WAsHIEGToN, June 20, 1862.
Major-Genera John @. Fremont having re-
quested to be relieved of the command of abe
first army corps of the army of Virginia, be-
cause, he says, the position assigned him by
the appointment of Major-General Pope as
COMMANDMENT chief of the army of Virginia,
is subordinate and inferior to those heretofore
held by him, and to remain in the subordin ate
command now assigned, would, as he says,
largely reduce his rank and consideration in
the service, it s ordered that Mai Gen j hH e.
Fremont be relieved from command Second,
That Brigsdier- General Rufus King be and he
is hereby assigned to the command of the first
army corps of the army of Virginia, IN place
of Gen. Fremont, relieved.
By order of the President
(Signed) EDWIN NJ STANTON
HEADQUARTERS, MIDDL EToN, Va, June %
Gen. Fremont, with his personal staff and an
escort of cavalry, left camp at o'clock this
morning. After visiting Gems. Banks and
Sigel, he dismissed most of his staff and with
the rest rode on to Martinsburg
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A LONDON medical journal states the case
of man who lived whole year after his
backbone was broken. We mention this as
an encouragement and consolation to the
Southern Confederacy.
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From poem dedicated to Gen. Ben. But
Ter, in the Boston Post, we take this verse;
So here's humber for the man,
Who in one short year rose,
From where they work the cotton up,
To where the cotton grows.
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500 Bounty, and One Hundred
and Sirfy .icres Of Land.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.

As many Of opinion that II the war lasts over e
years. they will have to continue in the service her
you that II the ends In thirty days. the tim
Of enlksiment expires.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENN EsSEE,
0gTICK UP THE PRoyOsT MARsBAL GENERAL.
MENPHIs, Tennessee, July g 1862

No Iswspaper will be permitted to be published within
this ptric unless the Editors and Propretors thereof
shall first take oath that they will bear true allegiance
20 the Government Of the United States America
that they will support the Constitution and thereof
and dsclAm Tenounce all allegiance the socaed
Confederate States Local Provost Marshals
this order Is strictly enforced.
By command OF Major General Grant
rs WM. s. HILLYER.
SzSf Colonel and Provost Marshal General
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TIERS FOR LIGHT.
Arti11ery,

nNE hundred and eleven able bodied men have al
" ready joined this company, and eghty-one had dis
pateh to hashve Tuesday the 1st Of July The
lance who have Joined viii forward aud have me-
date dispatch for our headquarters at Nashviffs.
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Our flag able sustain yea and Uncle Fam il able
give all a farm" Once in the Irving Block.
A. CLARK benson,
jy3-u Recruiting odicer.
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COME MY GALLANT coUNrRYmrN. now i

YOUR TIMRl
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the South, have . profound respect and whole
some fear of Gen. burnside, who, they maintain. Is
- ubiquitous A. Northern people suppose peaure-
gard W be. They positively assert that during his
entire crusade in North Carolins, he has becn SPY
and eccut ~ well a. Major General, Flag Officer
AMI Military Governor. The people Of NORFOLK say
that ut one time Burnside came into the city dis
guised as fisherman. aud At another time in the
simple garb of truck farmer. ty which he TIA
vers.d the city, observed She position and strength
OF It's desences, and obtained Information for the
Government while trying " sell fish and rosatoes
~ Gen Hugsr AMI distinguished citizens. As
proof that these stories are confidently tsleved !
will simply state that ths, aste sccssh lady the
other day II she was not really surprised " see
ten burnside on Main street the other day. ph,
mo- she replied, 'he has been hero before, when
there were grester obstacles In his way than at
present."
GeneIsl Burnside informs me that regular line
OF prcp.llers will bo running In n few days hc-
tween Norfolk and Newl,rn, every other day, car
rying the mails. freight and such Passengers rs
may lie permitted to travCl to- and FRO.
The reccn, attack made upon railroad train
above White House Point, on " lay last, of which
you lave, no doubt received hlll particulars err
thi. is only one Of series Of swlcss depredations
cuum.,tei recently on the peninsula. Tie gov
crnment is well aware of the fact that there Is tut
on, way " putting end 10 this system of ofbsrhar
ous warfare. and that Is by providing these isscals
with h,mp,n Moose ropes IN large doses, whenever
aud wherever they may lie caught, sull, the up
lifted sword cf justice Ia stnyci. VIII they ts
hung is the question that viii le asked ny patriots
concerning the suerillas brought from the WLits
House today, leing part Of the band who male
the recent attack on the railroad train coming from
Despatch.
1t has been intensely warm here during the pas
week, and the roals, which, on Monday last, wcr'
" mass u clnyey slough. are now baked and soil,
like hri ks. Military store are now going iurwar,
rapidly 10 tho army of the Potomac from every III
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PRICE ONE CENT

A NHw ORLEANS correspondent in spcak in
Il visitors IN Gen. but ct's oihce sn,a. few day,
since man calle,, ON captain e. T. Paws. twho ~
Acting AdJu'ant Genera during tho illness q.
Jor Strung) and after good deal u ht~itsncy v
finally informed the Captain that tho cotton had
been burned by the mob, anil lie wanted q,
know II Gcnctsl Butter would bc wiling 1,
pay for II. Captain Davis WA perfectly agLa.t
u tie mans impudtucc, and tod Ian that
he Was at least grat.'cd that he tthe v.-iiurJ
had dee, ncy enough len " hesitate before asking
such question. A similar but even cooler rcqucs,
to Captain John CLARK, rost Couui-,sty, vas
male alout the same time. man actually asked
done On thc rebel ram Manassas.
Or the soldiers now confined in the Pcnitcn-
tAry 10 Washington, twenty ono are from the
state " New Yufk. The first was put in ten years
IN an intent t. Kill, the second for absence without
leave, next Ito, n,Nt iesortion, next attempting
g. strike mn ''hc.r, next disolc'icnce " ord ~,
ncN 10 'fsc, AMI so on. OF the twenty one
cnscstNri 10 really lW three serious ones yet
TIE punishment varies from six mouths Ia ten
wars. In ono c,ac pat down ns "al Scncc without
cAvc," the soldier was youns and rash, and wien
hiH regiment was ,ttinncd IA Baltimore he ran
away several evening, H. s.es young lady ia the
house " family with whom he was sc,I tainted
"" was tried Ov court mart nj nnd seut, need t.
erriNs low and chain Tor three months. Finding
tbs pun shmert t"o brutal, IL was aHerwards com
mu'ed to six months In the prntentary of this
District. Ills mother found HIM here, and was
frantic at first, lut distinguished persons lere have
taken the cas" ia han1 nnd her only child Will pro-
ably soon he Re stored to her.
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lIouac Of llcrrcscnintixcs.

NJ. Dunn, tInd.l from the Committee On ratcu,e,
reported a III ~ amend the Patent Oihce Law
Passed.
The bill provides that the three Examiners in b.
Chief shall not constitute one omnpot.ut tribunal
IN the Patent OMcc, but that their duties only II sl
bc advisory u tlic Commissioner OF Patents t.t
alter The second REJECTION OF an tppl'at'ou for =
patent 10y Tie Commissioner, tie party Uissnti4trd
Will tie decision may appeal tereirom to thc
JUDGES o the Circuit cor tie DistIi,t VI C'lumbls
that every patent shall he dated IN day mt later
than six months after tie time Rt which was a,luH-
I'll aud notice thereof gwen, ami that the law re
quiring renewal ui tie cath % the applicant 10
repealed, and some prov spns ho made ~
TO the payment OF tie salaries Of Examiners anl
Clerks
Mr. Eliot, 'M,ss) from the sclcc, Committee ON
Coniiscauoh r'i"t,,d ehil .,U,ty ns IT Was tc',t.
rel to tie Cpmmiitro, dcsiEnatinN What clashes VI
rebels shall forfeit their slaves.
Further proceedings were interrupted by the
expiration - the morning hour, Wien tho ioua.
went INTO Commits, oi tie whole ou the State ~
tie Lnion with Mr. Phelps, oi Missouri, ia the
chair and rro,,od,i TO Tie courdcrat"n uf Tie
spe, sl order, n,u,ly-thr Till TO Authorize the is-
sue Of additional Treasury notc'.
M. srsuidluR ~ ~ sad Tie mode adopted siN
months hgo Tor issDi'F money has worried We
as ~ war measure. Neither tho Executive ~ tl.t
Legislative. pci.attmcnts could place iuut 10 th,
cNIcniiturrs oi the government tulInf trc "ar. -
The gr,urd upon which thu ill rests X = ucc,Si.
T. and hence immediate action Ia 'tutigl.
The Treasury lin WAS titn ln.l nsilc, and " e.
House concurrci in the s,un,''. sulattrt, or NJ
Aruolds hill, which forever pio htt' slavery I'm the
territories now existing, ut which may at any
time hereafter bc formed or acquired,
The senate III came up which d.yotrr lnnds T.
the several states and 4, r,rritorics, ipt Ncct,ilsh
ment uf colleges of agriculture AMI the mcchntii,
| arts. The till apportion- lands L. ca'h SiHtc avid
Territory st H., rate Of 3O,NO acres ior eH scua
TOR. Representa- We and Delegate, sc"ofdus t1 a.,
census - lSo tie interest ou th" proceeds II th'
sales of the lands io be appropriated To- tho above
named purpose. The bin was paced by yeas 81
unys ID Adjourned
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The annual report Of the President Of the
Galway queens College, for the year lsG0Gl, rep.
resonts the ,lege Ia highly prosperous condition
The number ~ ttideus has Increased FROM ! "a IN
tho yenr ending l-GbGl 10 lGJ In the present scs.
sion lsGl-G2. There are now I52 students attend
ilH tho three Qucen's Colleges OF whom 2Oy are
Ipfcupa'lsus, 2oI Roman Catholics, 2i1 PTesbyte.
rlnn7, and 9i oi other persuasions. The total sum
allowed 10y Parliament for the support Of these ia.
stitut.ous amounts 10 tl2,5DO pcr year.
boiler explosion occurred AZ a pisniny mill and
cur7se factory IN tue village of Douglas, near Cork
on the goth oi MAY which seriously injured four
men ani Sc, ne .u.llings Oh fire, causing damage
T. the amount Of $50, 900.
ne annual uliy,rsty foot races came OF In
$50 Trinity" Park, Dublin, ON tho 23d of May, in
~ 5tnco Of the Lord Lieutenant, the Provost, Fe-
lowe, and otLer distinguished visitors Various
Ir.os were contondcd for in short foot races leap
N' ~ m pole, vaultug, Gud other athletic sports
HUl tAe proceeding were MARI ed by more tLsn the
usual amusement aud enthusiasm.
On tie 26th Il May 90 emigrants embarked al
Queenstown, Cork, tr Queens and. The omilyrant.
were all young persons Of both sexes, and u the
better class Il small farmers. TAis makes a tolll
Of 600 who have emigrated 10 this fourishinp new
colony during tie present year The emigration is
un Ter the superut' niolce Of the Rev. Dr. Quinn,
brother VI tie Catholic Bishop Of Qsoenslaud.
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The follow Ing Is $50 taken from the VINO
uNIAprY pRyxoNr Ann sut,,,.
Hunters Black IsrIgadc.

Washington, JVne 17.-Tho steamer Balti-
more returned today from Yorktown and White
House with nufubcr u ladies' aud members u
CDnsTts'
se'cr,. days 'yo n rosolutiop was passed ly tho
House gcl.,rD - to sca,,sry Of War whether
General iIunt'r las o's,niaoa regiment q ne
sIooS fu..tH slaves ETC., f.. t.t do,ucc of the
tl.o,. The acc any of War replies tla, General
Hunter wac uot .atLprDcd t, organize such a regi.
'nert, but u.'on Ills re1uis.lon arms aud clothing
have I; - "n a. Tho iorces under his comma I'D
wrs no n.-t,ons ~ to the manner in which
u "E.. )re T. DO used. lie has NOT been furnish cd
witt guns 10 be placed in the hands Of slaves aud
black fultl,ps
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Wasi'pgton J.e 1.-The IynchLurg (Vo.)
X ~ tmI'tS Of the Oh net, contains ln cd h.. al
prcdiontod ou tie statements Of an Englis des,r..r
from Gen. Kings division, IN which il is sail r.e
seCcss! -ts ~ Pr leir.'hnrg are most c0rtemI-
tucus h. their conduct towards our laF, that tie Ia
do5 are especially violent In their inmltug conduct
an that ire1I,ut threats Of Iuuishin, them are
male federal officers
ITO HErubLioAs sHy- 4 nt tro moro rnfuit'ga',l
scounirr'- tun Andy Johnson Nul General Butler
never lived. I oy deserve death by any mems
the odor links aud he is surprised that ,omr one
has ilt before tf, IN the spirit Of tlc uolo Jack
son, 20 ut t.g villains t. tr'ig long account
Lyu,Alus prices current, june Ith. wor, ac fol.
lows: W Il" vleHt >l%.tt l,8- per lusiIel; flour
upertne, sd iiun; family ;,,l5po : urel. Ba-
con Eola ~, Der IlI.ud
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From the Latest Grrmnn Files.

HAMBurun-Seyeral destructive fires have
taken place IA A,tuus during the month of May, II
lclus unusually 'o,, dry and windy weather. u
WAS ioarcd durnr orc Oi these fires, that the whole
city would be lad IA ashes.
Com EsrZ.--Castle Fingers Is 10 be turned
into u military academy. In some of It's chamber
are valuable iresc1 Paintings of Sanvurus Lick,
which will probably he destroyed in the alterations
DENMARK, The Government has, at IT, own
exp,nsc, sent 200 mechanics b the Lsndon ENLili-
tom 10 remain there nine days and instruct tcrn-
solves In those partd Of ind istry I'd yea in their az
fancy Ia Denmark. ,
CuLoGSE.-Ihc Nc,lcr Rhcnish Sangorfest'
wHt held n great splrndor IN that cits during Tho
tecold week ot MAY. Several Of the first German
conn oscrs and musical directors aided at the grand
fest .IuCvIt.
IrALy.--A delegation Of italian sharp hooters
viii attend the German star. shooting ieit7al ht
Frankfort. GnTlnld has been commissioned g.
slporlnsend the preparations therefor
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A MIXTURE for the Curculio.

To DESTROY these worms on fruit trees use the
following To one pound of whale oil soap, add
four ounces Of flowers Of sulphur. Mix the mass
thoroughly with spatula or Knife, and dissolve
IN about twelve gallons of water. stirring II
we'll To one halt p'ck OF quick lime add four
rallons at water nnd stir we'll together. when
fully settled pour o'f the transparent lmc-wa-
ter. ami a ~ 1t to the soap mixture. Ala TO
tho same also say four gallons or tolrrnlLy s,ron,
."h'''"-wr Apply this mixture when thus
incorporated VIII, n rn'd-" syringe. To your
plum or other fruit trees, 20 thar ID. c,ii,,,
shall he well drcnchcd. II no rains succeed
for three wecks, ono application will be sufli-
ricnt. u should he repeated after rains until
the stone is hardened. When tho plum is about
the size ola pea IL the hest time TO apply IT, hut
it ia efcc'ual upon al pums not yet stung at
1ny stage OF their growth. This mixture is
,ood or cherries, and all fruits troubled with in.
sttts
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Mount Jitlsp1, June lG.--Rclahlc information
has been received 1t headquarters that jackson has
been reinforced a second time by $4,000 men.
General Fremont Is in very exposed condition,
In itnrcr Of islns overwhelmed by vastly supc.
rot force. No rcinforccmcnts ON tine way to
him.
I, is believed That much ~ the Corinth army is
about g. lie sent to hold tie Shenandoah Valley,
with It's immense supplies Of wheat, Until alter
hatvca, time.
nsnKL EENARxs. rro, rur ~lKN,SpoAu vALLry
nuytNHnr-.
Richmond papers of June iith have reacl ed W..
Tie Richmond wui0 of that date has tho following;
McLLlLAs ArI,Ip To sTHiKE
TIE brilliant oteratious of Gen. jackson In the
valley of tie shenandoah, Gripping aud dsicrsng
H., forces Of Nilry aud schcnck Rt Fredericksburg
% Banks 1 Front Royal and Winchoster-oi Ere
mont ut Cross Keys, aud shields At Port Republic,
have lad "a wild, rCat ltlnH aul important bearing
on the war. Th,.e several corps were To- have been
con sodatcd and brought scrsi the Blue Ridge es
routc ior Richmond. When they reached tie Rnr-
palsnnoGk, Mcdowell, with lis Frederick sburg
NY, was h. f..l into line, and the united columns
were u I've rr.cIr,tcd On the devoted city from the
north. Al the same time, 1t II probable Burnside
was expected to lie on hand from ths south al
yaucu. up tie south side Of tie James from the
direction Of suffolk, IN conjunction with the Moni
tr AMI its cons,r's Ia the river The Capital being
thus assailei from the north and south. Mcclellan
WA u make tho grand attack from the east, in
front. Tie plan gigantic one, and, In al pro
halility, would have succeeded. hut for the mas
terly movements Of jackson, completely paray yzing
the Valley force and compelling Mcdowell 10
d.tach . large portion OF his army 10 save
| Banks and Company from demolition, and
their Capita from capture. Thus len without
| cooperation and succor, Mcclellan 10 AFRAID u
strike within sound .uos, Of tho church bells OF.
, R,hmopd, within sight slmo~s Of the long-coveted
| treasure, sudden disappointment strikes him, u
| cold trsmor seizes him, and he skulks and hides
| himself like . craven IN Tho dismal marshes
1 " the kahomuy-one day sending 10 Wash.
| iugton braggart snd meniaclous bulletin Of wha,
| Ills iuvlncibe army hna done and Is about 70 do
| and the next hawllng with all his might for rein
forcenents For the present, at least, he s corner
| ed by the bold dash q Jacksop-the next NOV,
should be y checkmntc.
The following Is $50 taken from the VINO;
| uNiArrY FREMONT AND SHIELDS.
Information was received from Gen Jacl.o, r..
| tarday' That Fremont was retreating down lie y,i
1 ~, SIC rdnst Frsmonti He has been d,lny H.
| business for lnrs time NJ military man, wtlou,
| haying-tl last wos-touslt a battle aud In tina,
battle he was rVit,i. Two more atrant protenders
AMI humhugs tlan lie aud shis ds IL would be hard
| To- hnd IN tIis war, fruitful of such creatures
They have 10th been used up ~ exr POSED, and viii
probably not appear again upon the stage while the
| drama lssts.
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washington June I1.--An order has been
sent 10 Genera Hunter t. rsose IT, fotyfpur men
t Co, scr,lH Now York Engineer Regiment
some time R-o ieloricd t. the Turtgsas.
As 'A. Surgeons are wAutti IS the E.Yy De
p.rtr.tut 'or temporary aery.cr.
meeting NJ tie sons Of New Hampshire, was
he'd a1t evening T. take measures ior tlc care and
protection Of the sick and wounded from that state.
An Association was formed, a which senator Dan
ia tisgA Wa uh'ssn President, aHl Senator Hale
lA aauuIsI u Lnn ExnnaIIvn CnnLln Iinn -
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Congressional Proceedings.
XNXvIIth CONCREss---seu nate.
First ScDsiou.

Washington, jun iI.--Mr. Chandler tM,h.J 4.
f,red te-oution that the amount OF legal tend =
notes already authorized by law shall never lie in-
creased, but TIE Secretary vi the Treasury bc, aud
he hereby isauthorizcd 20 issue "ten days ccit.i-
Gates bearing Eve per cent interest," ia sidion N
TIE hi,y Millions already suthorizcd by Jaw. Laid
The rachc Railroad bill was then taken mp
The qu, ston was on the amendment OF tlc Com
mittet hxine The commencement VI the roal un the
one hundredth desrec OF longitude. This amend.
mont was notified so as To- make u one hundredth
degree within the Territory Of Nebraska, aud then
adopted.
A large number " amendments proposed 10y tie
Committee were adopted, nud on motion e.. di'er.
,nt Senators, number Of names were sdl,d ~ the
libt ui corINjiators. Adjourned
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The correspondence Vi the Philadelphia PRrss
fsn fsrress Monroe spsak- o: General Burnside
In terms 1 high Oonusndatlon. lie tas sucveoded
IN making himself understood by s4o people with
whom 10 has 10 deal.
Major General burnside received his final ins,r,Ic.
uons nom Washington On Saturday morning, and
proceeded at once 10 Newbern, on ths handsome
little steamboat Port Royal, through the Chesapeake
and Albomarle Canal. General Burnside is In ex.
celent health, and 10 Grsmsrksbls man In poin, Of
endurance, for few men have undergone more and
severer hsrdshps than he hes within tic past nine
mouths
:Tbs people q Norfolk, aud, ipdssd, throughout
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NEWS ITEMS.

TIE New York State Sportsmans Club Is
now holding its annual sessions at Rochester.
THpRE is a proposition in Congress to build a
new Navy YWd II League Island, Just below
philadelphia y take Vie place Of ths ans located .,
t6st city,
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Cincinnati, JsRe 17.-Yestorlay noon FIRE
broke ont In the rope walk owned by Henry Hack
man, Columpls street, destroying 1t together
with scRna ID buildings IN the vicinity, max in. from
forty 10 ftty families homeless. A pile Of coal Of
nearly 800, 800 bushels caught FIRE aud burned with
great hercsness for several hours. Loss katout
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THE price d coal In Philadelphia has been
raised alton, in consequence of the short supply
caused BY the frsshs' " w Lehigh Yslley,