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LATER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, Aug 22.-The steamer Teutonia
with later advices from Europe, has been Inter
cepted of this point
The Italian squadron has been ordered to watch
the Adriatic coast
Garibaldi, with i've hundred volunteers wni
matching In the direction Of Patria Pezzia and
San Cataldo. The object appears to be to reach
Messina. Palermo was tranquil. Public opinion
favored Cancellation.
At the theatre In Milan shouts were raised oi
"Rome or death" The 6arib1ldi volunteer,
number 5000. Garibaldi occupied Rocca and
Palunta. He had spoken as followsi
"The present state Of affairs cannot continue
60 against the government because II will no
let me 60 to Rome. 90 against France becauzt
she defends the Pope / will have Rome at AM
price. Rome or death. IL succeed, 30 much the
better; If not, will destroy Italy, which made
myself
The departure OF volunteers from Palermo had
ceased. Ratzzis' diImtssal was considered the
only means Of a solution Of the present din.
cullies.
Flour and wheat closed quiet, but steady, al
Liverpool. Corn was advancing.
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PROPOSALS FOR OATS.
DrroT QuaRrKRMl.rra's oyvrcx
Corner Qf l8tA asd Il styssfs
wv rr ,

Ukfof QuARTERMAsTrR's OrFrcr
Corner ef lsih asd srrssfs,
WAsHInsTos, August Is, 1852
sfALrp PROPOSALS. will b. received az thi, O a a.
for fSfS.SsSs s 'a iS cay Of AgIu,t .t u O'clock
one hundred thousand bushes Of Oats
pu, up in s.s. 90 Ss .9sa quality
,xo .onnd Md Dc teonrsd bJ weight st ISal thIrty
SACK. to be farnlsned without extra charge to
MS Government. "
Delivery 70 % made IN the city Of Washington.
tract. WV
IT,. ,.u, PROPOSALS.
Ger must appear IN the proposal.
Pa htd Is made in the nsmc ofa frm the names
the ndd ,fo,o.. OF ne Of sis n. ,.Itusi ".
fTs fropso,sl. from ds,,ov., ,a,,.., ,u..,h,
,ids,sd and AN oars cs XLkaoTHscS I sseos &c
fLsY EACH PRoPosIrIoN.
IR. QusrtsrmssteT y. s. Army, Ws.binr,oa d.
~, eno should be plainly marked Proposals for
Th, ,,r,,, ,SYARANTEE:
,bons iih n hn OF sas s,GSs1 t; ~ .,r. ,onSrsct
two IssslSn,lh6ls m h persons, whose Enssures must
shown by So oSo. 81 o as G.rr
nearest @heaIest plstLIct Court or sf. the United States
Bidders must be present in person vheu the bid.
s.e @ opened, or their proposals viii not be oOn-
Bonds. in the sum Of Ave thousand dollars signed
py the CONTRACTOR and both of his saaraGtors will
the Contract
AS the bond must accompany the contract, il will
De neocssary for bidders 20 have their bondsmeu
win them, or to have bonds signed in aItIoIpa
lon and ready TO be produced when the contract
Ia signed. Blsnts for boncs can be procured Upsu
applcatlon being made at this once, either ser
sonsllJ, By letter, or By telegraph.
YsrSs Of Gasrsafss.
i "e,--, OF the county Of - and etste OF
/ =, and -, OF tbs oosnty of - ana Stste
/ G l., do hereby guarantee that - able g.
iuinl q Contract II accordance with the .srIlI O
lis pro7osuon, and that should hi= PROPOSITION be
accepted, ne will at once enter into sontraot IN
| accortance Herewith.
| Should tns oOntrsot be svarded him We ere Ere
pa ed 10 becoms his seoar ties. :
Ito his guarantees must be appended the oscIs
| certificate soSve mentioned.D
INSPECTi0N, DELIVERY, &C.
AL OaG oontr1ctsd for under this advertisement
Will DO rigId inspected, aEd s0ch s.. do net oys
| OF sool sound merchantabie quality VAL Be re
Payment TO be made u,sn the com, letion tn.
contract, or so soon thereafter as tho Depot Quar-
tsTIn. ster shall be IN funds.
Any Informally In the bid or non- -conformauc: O:
via the terms OF this advertisement, VIII ensuIt
Il TIE rejection OF the propsss.
L DelisoIJ TO be made At the Railroad Depot. or a
| one Of the 6overansnt Wharvos in the cItJ o
i WsshiDGton
| abs Desot ouartermastor reserve. tn himself
the nsht 20 rejeot any or al BIDS that he may
sn 10 dt.ssr Colonel and nspot ~ GH.1,s"nmi.r
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WARLIKs Wit, ETc-Our rebel women are 80
fierce that they are no longer graceful in their
PERSONAL department. With them the day of
grace is past.
The Mobile Register says that the rebels " have
at least one comfort" That's one more than they
desefve-PYentiee.
More than his Match. The empty benzine
cask which exploded in Center street few days
ago, tightening into fits the luckless wight who
had just rubbed his Lucifer against IT,
A Subject TO, Dissection. The surgeon who
uses Red Tape as substitute for the tourniqu uet,
when a wounded man 10 brought in.
Stampede grsatly to BE- dssirsd.-A Postage
stampede.
Somsthing ~ the Wind-Governor Andrews,
Of Massachusetts, availing himself Of a 'docu-
mental faw has decided to draft the negro along
with the white mau.
We were going to make some caustic remarks
upon the matter; but, consideration, and allow
ing for the thermometer and the dog days, we
think we had rather not stand between Governor
Andrew and That Draft.
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DROPOsALs FOB MULES.
DKPoT QuARrIRMA.TrR's OFrIcl,
~ rQfk 0Al O..

Csrsr or lsfk aad strssfs.
WAeHINeToN, August III, la62
STALLED PROPOSALS VIII be recei1ed at this o1ioe
n1 n' SUEPAT, -. hgs9n SOsn; a. S'SLSct NJ
thousand Muies. TO conform to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL TO be 1D fourteen hands and over in height.
ALL 20 be sound servioesbie Mules for drauEh ht
Proposals will be received for Mue, ovKn
TWO AND TNDER MINE YIARs OLD. and for Mules
ovIs THRlE AND sNDsR NINE IIIRs OLD.
| PROPOSALS.
TIE propozsls for each olsss of Mnlcs must be
proposals to be for t5OO) Ave hundred and C,
The full name and post efioe address of the bid.
ifs Did II made in the name eta fr nm the nsme,
oonsitcTed the indiTiduif proposal Of the part.
Proposals from dssloysI yartis, ssia not b. con-
| stx1sd, and an oath OF allegiance must sccOm-
peny each popesieon.
3. e, .SS should 30 sIsinli naked sfTOftesai;
''' ~ GUARANTEES.
l The ability Of the bidder 10 FL tbs contract,
shcu!d It be .vsIded s to him; must Be EusTsnti.d
| BE- appended to the guarantees. ''---'
81 e. aas Of sss II ns .Fe NUT q
/ nearest District Court, or Of the United states
Bidders mast be present In person when the bid,
are opened or iheIr Will rot be COR ;Ideroc
| sirned By the contractor and both Of his S1srsn
| tors. viii be required Of The ssocotsful bidder
4 upon signing the contract.
As The bond must aocom Pany ths contract, 10 vii
L be necessary for bidders 10 have their bondsmeI
i With them, or TO have bonds signed in antioi1a.
ton and ready to De produced whom the contract
signed. Blanks for bonds osn be proc areo upon ap
piicstion beina made At this oioe, either person
/ ally, By letter, or by telegraph.
Fern of 6rarsstss.
-, and -, OF the county Of, and stat,
Of do hereby guarantee that--ls ID able q
fulfil Q contract In accordance with the terms o.
his proposition, and that, should his proposition b
accepted, he will at onoe enter into contract
Y accordance herewith.
4 Should the contract be awarded him We are yre
pared to become his securities.
| ITO this guarantee must be appended the o4eia
Il ceruhoato above-mentlonedJ
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, 90.
All mules contracted tor under this advertIae
ment Will be subject to rigid inspection, anG
those NOT CONFORMING 70 the sPecikcatlons viii b,
Ths mules must all be delivered in this city with
in (Ss) tnlrty days from the cste Of sEnng the
tract.
Payment to be made upon the oomp pletion OF eacI
contract, or go soon hereafter the Depot uAr
termaster shall be In funds.
ANY intoymaIty in the bid, or non oonformanct
with the terms OF this adv ertsement Will ensur,
Il the rejection Of the proposal
These mu es will be awarded In lots of (SOOD fr,
may deem 1t 70 the interest of the Governments &
vary the number.
The Depot q usrtermasier reserves TO Imte { tn,
right TO reject any or al bids that he may deou
Il too high. ID. II. RUCkEH,
gu IL dtsus Col. and Depot q Quartermsster.
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NEW YORK, Aug 22.-A special dispatch to
the Tribune, dated Cairo, to-day, says:
"a lately intercepted letter, dated Aug S, from
Gen. Hindman TO the rebel War Department
states that he has lS, 900 welI-armed infantry,
5000 cavalry and 54 pieces Of artillery at Little
Rock. He purposes waiting an attack from Gen
Curtis, instead Of attaching him at Helena He
attends to annihilate Gen. Curtis, and then push
vigorously for the Missouri river. He has re.
ceived supplies Of arms and ammunition from
east Of the Mississippi river"
Helena is TO be fortified az base Of opera tions,
and seige guns have already arrived. The health
OF the army IL good al Helena.
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The Draft-lmportant to Persons Claiming
exemption from Disability.

HARRISBURG, August 2l.-By orders received
from the War Department, Surgeon General
Smith is directed TO instruct the surgeons 10 e1.
anime persons subject to draft, with reference 70
their ability to ~ Mt and do other duty and tha,
only. Under this order these claiming exemption
on account Of various disorders will stand ku. a
poor chance. Surgeons will be at once selected a
their duty without fear or favor No certificates
Of physicians or afidavits of disease bv the per.
son afflicted will be regarded by the examining
surgeon.
Fourteen companies arrived here this morning
from Pittsourg. Ten OF them were immediat
made up into regiment, armed, and sent for
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MfssRs. A. H. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 300 Pennsylvania avenue, back TO
Boston, during the summer, where they viii be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty yfour hours, eAsapsY
to our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. n. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largsst aasort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods in the world,) IS
Milk street, Boston, Man. may 19-n,wg,u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAYcHzLoR's HAIR DYE
TAs bssf in the World.

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dys
produces color not to be distinguished from na-
ture-warra7ted not to injure the Hair In theleast;
remedies the i'll efecta Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grey, Red o. Rssty Ha,y
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
UThe Genuine is signed wnLIANA. BATex.
ELoR, or sAs fosy sides Of sseA boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nsw Yo,b,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 18 Bond st.)
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II TaE BERKELEY. sPINaS.
l CkRD 10 FEE LADIES
DR.. DUPONOO'S
GOLDEN PILLS ROR FEMALES


HUsilfbIs IN corrssftHg, rsgEIdfiHs ssd sszacel.s
az 90 osfTEeftoSs gSoS1 fOAafscey eaHss, aad
s!tsays ssecssSfSl as rTsvGaftr
=, Ghe stove Pills have nov been IN use for over
MR. sesrs, ano N 20 case, vheEe the directions
failed = give mSsI docl1sd satsfaotlon. Read me
To- oWlLS 9sretcase qOm one oi the krst ladles Of
SStI Stca wT T5S ,,s esed 1SSn ny sssnts n .a
sne Of cour,e did not wish her % nam 70 Be made
puolic, but # any COS shoVld doubt the UoxdsrfsI
0heaef OF ifT. DuponcO's 6oiden Pills, they mirht
refer any laoy 70 her, as sbe eonsldered 10 dafy
VEL as P.sasHst % reiste ar s10Hisdss Of their
lady u years old. she war last roinr INTO Coz
snmpGen-had taken co.d-nsture became OBJ
stTuessd. Isso eozs of tssss Goldes Ptils ssfirss
anu stronger proof might be gwen. Fnese pals
are slso certain care Tor LseGsaAs (oT vhitss
Sold txheleisis and Rst.il IN Washington By
Ret>l bT *. OsNs:s.t, corner Sd street and
Pa. Aycnnei :. ID. ~hkEE, corner 7Ih street and
koui.ians avcnaes and ~ sli LBU Rms, west islh.
tSs ISs, 1,s ssSs St SS1s1 3 ssse,ns u q ether
can have the Pills sent 20 xry pad Of the country
eonhaentslly BY mai. Sold asso 81 X. :. II. CIS-
sEL, 6eo5t eto.n; PEEL 4 sIEyEEs, Alex
aAES sS6kEe KS D i 1s.s sss q H.s Yors
General Whoessls Agents -. =, - - =. =.
pIII; b b LHHs s,SS g, ts5 sss.ss By ssIass
Hove. All others are base npositen iEo unsafe,
therefore @ rea ne your lives aud heslth go ~
notkInE Of beinE hEmbuE ged ost Of yosF no ney1
P aS,S Sps os .9ss Ssss ,ss ss o.
ON account Of ths Pills befhE coanteffsited. Tbs
move . sysrI Arelt, and th.y viii Yet You Issy
are sac AnS Va 'iS.'g {: ssS:d ss: PSS,.,s ,Ss
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TO BUiLDERS

oEaLED PRNPoSALS Wal be received u1til
~ o'c'ocE n on 'hs IS day Of fufust, lse1 for
enisrtIlE me North Msss Executive building
- bT ID .RSTtmentD
tne "a OF tnlh month, between the hours II 3 n m
= m. 20 room Of John Potts, Ess, Chief
Clsr1 OF tie war Department.
Bidd srs WI stare toe time by which they prop
20 puL the tuucins IN eT root aEalR, snd the ume
awarding the contrkcG tine will be oonsIuered ss
well as MONEY.
TIE bid. will Re directed 20 the Seoretary Of War.
fee" :
The night is reterved 90 reject any bid which for
A, sIRs, Sssseisnhss 10 '"'"-d fnr 81
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Return Of tbs New franklin search Expe
dItien to the Arctic hegtsns.

81. JOHNS, August 22.-rhe bark Gorge Hen.
~, Of New London, Captain Budington, from
Frooiskefs Inlet, has arrived short Of provisions
with Mr.. Hall, OF the new Franklin Search Ex
pediuon, aboard. The expedition lost one mar
Mr.. Hall reports that in consequence Of this loss
they were unable to prosecute their ssion to the
extent proposed, but they determined the fate Of
two OF the boats crews OF the Franklin expedi.
ton, who perished while endeavoring to return
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Testing Of a Repeating Rifle.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug ust % .-kafael's repeating
rife IL now being tested at the United State
arsenal at BIidesburg, by order Of the War De.
partment. The practice this afternoon was very
satisfactory, firing forty times In IS secondf with
re renarkable accuracy, Notwithstanding the high
wind prevailing at tine time,) across the river, q
distance Of ], 800 yards.
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GlAY HAIR TIE RAsE.-In England, at pres
ent, leo whites q commissioner to the World d
Fair In London,l hair dye IL not used, but gray
hair 10 preferred, and Thousands Of young men
powder their hair to make IL appear gray. La
die: with gray and white hair take especial pains
TO display Il " a
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Death Of Rear Admiral Read.

| PHrLADELPHiA, Aug. 22.-Rear Admiral Geo
Campbel Read Governor Of the Naval Asylum
| at this city, died this morning. Admiral Read
was native Of Ireland, and was appointed from
the State Of Pennsylvaia, entering the service tr
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9ooD NKws FoR ALL.

WAsHIN6T0N, June u, IS6z.
This is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and zee
ne. SxvA BAILKY,
je2l-H At Mrs Barbour's. 37s ID ST., bet d and K.
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D6enefsl Corcorsn viii realize about four
teen hundred dollars In extra pay By reason Of his
eonmission - hJiasdies being ante dated 10 July
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Ohie Uutep Ceuveutiea.

CLxvELAsD, August 2lst-fhe Union Conven
ton 10 Columbus to-day nominated Franklin r
Backus, Of Cleveland, for Judge Of the suprema
Court OF Ohio ut the Hrst ballot.
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Fsrt Dsneissn Abandened.

patch states that Fort Dcnelson has been aban-
doned by the United States troops, a. q large
rebel force was approaching, and the post 10 now
valueless, there being but thirty inches Of water
In the Cumberland river --@.z-=.-z1s-
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U6en Busless plan OF taxing The subscribsrs
10 ''Defencs Fundnis working hrst rate Up 70
last scconnts Lteut. Field, financial clerk, had TO
ceived $50, ,uOO h
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The March Of the

- The March Of the 500, 900.
CIEoINNArI, August ~ The State Of Indian
hs. sen. Into Tie Held a, 40 men since runds :
lsst.
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q n SIAk.

DErARSMRNg OF STATE,
~ wLsn1Esros, yssxary %, lea.
Tse Secretary Of Stste win hereafter receive
Menbe1 Of CoRgrea or bussRcs. on ssfurdnys,
soHrSsEsisE with SATURDAY., The frst q reEs
aoEth.
jan 27-u UIkBIlM sEwkRp,
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EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. C,
" AUsssr, 1861
Yhe exercises of this College Wi. ,Do resumed
on the let of September. Terms for board and .ui
ton, 500, payable ha { yearly in adv snoe.
FOR further Information apply to the President of
the College. JOHN EARLY, g. J,
al q colin President.
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A pAAS EXPRESS conRAhx.
SorTsE OF kxxoyxK,

,r. ss' .5iIs .5iiysS :as' Z; e, ::5,.s, ....:s
kssvsea d azt - 90 49,
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BSIsEEFt Ssss, s,so : - =. 4 - :.
PRODUCE CENTRALLY,
FOX 4 VAN HOOK,
CommlsEion Merphanfx,
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The ofdesf, On barring the words Of the
king, departed without delay In quest Of the
TOOL, and having arrived at the village, he
sent again for the stsrost, and said to him:
"Hsrs u money for you, buy all that 10 ne
eesssry Tor good dinner tomorrow, invite
Emslian, and when he is dining with you ply
MIN with drink until he falls under the table. I"
the king, did not dare to disobsy him, bat
purchased all that was necessary, and invited
the fcoi. Emeiisn having promised 10 come,
the oshoer expeotsd him with great 10y and
the fool coming the next day. they piled him
% hard yith drink that Emslian lay down
and fell dead asieep. The ofieer seeing that
he was asiesp, inmsdiatsly ordered his kabi.-
d ,Or, and when II drew up they placed the
i..,l in 10. After that the oficer cot into tie
1itks, and carried hin xsEshs b the soaSt.
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"bf o. Iu % COlnIl uI - tnu rt8tt W
-,snd -, OF Iae county OF - and STATE
OF -, . hereby guarantee that - ID able %
his eropos t.Sa, And that shOnid his proposition be
hoeSftec. he VII - onos enter into q contract IN
accUT Gcce tteF sSIth
Should the COatEaot be awarded him We are pre-
pared % bccC.i4e hls seoaEflos.
ITO mis- guarantee must be sJpeldsd the oertif
cate aD0vo-me Htlonbe,l
EDw'D a. HARTZ,
Su S0 ~ Cs1'Nin and q. M, ". =. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-04

TELEGRAM from -IaIUnS0ufgj aU , oC!OcA Se2ttL
1av afternoon. from Mr.. c. WestbT0ok, super
infondent of the line, announces that Colonel
John r. Henley, Of the First Maryland Regi-
70ent, had arrived in Martinsburg. He was
wounded. but not 50 seriously rs to prevent him
from walking about. He was taken prisoner
hv the Confedorates as before stated, but sub
soouentlv released on his parole Of honor. Col.
K. expressed himself to parties in Martins
burg as highly pleased with the treatment he
Ind received at the hands of the Confederates,
and when informed Of the statements made by
PARTIES who professod to have witnessed the
fight at Front Royal, as to the barbarous treat
mens of the wounded by the Confederates, he
was both chagrincl and indignant. Col. Ken
X IS expected to reach Baltimore to-day. He
will not return again to duty until an exchange
is effected for him.
The Washington Republican argues that
':the vast region which we call the South, IS
substantially unoccupiod, that the people who
now nhabt it are altogether too few to deter
mine its permanent character, and that no IN
surmountable obstacles exist there to the ope-
ration Of those great currents OF emigration,
which, at this age Of the world, flow now in
this direction, and ROW in that, and which
c"e25e before our eyes new peoples and new
Civilizations in 50 many quarters.
T.. Manuel G. Caus:el, of Washington. who
was i>i-no Y,7.iSOTer n Jane 1aSt nE> returned
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NUMBER AZ.


by the JlQc breaking through the barriers erec-
ted against it. That section, watered by the
Ousc, the Neye and other rivers, comprises
over one thousand square miles as level and low
as Holland.
On Sunday evening" Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher closed his sermon by an allusion to the
recent action Of Gov. Stanley, Of North Caro-
lima, in closing the schools for blacks tha5 had
been opened by Mr. Vincent Colyer He
spoke very earnestly, and took an unusually
despairing view, founded upon this action of
Gov Stanley. He hoped that the President
would allow the schools to continue IF they
have been closed by order Of the President, or
with bis previously given assent, he thought it
very extraordinary.
The New Y orb correspondent Of the PhiIa-
del phia Ledger says Some little uneasness
was created to-day by an announcement by the
Commissioners of Health, that the yellow fe-
yer had prevailed to some extent on board the
Spanish man-of-war Ulloa, on Saturday last
The health officer has been instructed net to
permit the vessel to approach nearer than
three miles to the city, and to see to it thai no
communication be had with her, exceptS1}ch 81
fetal intercourse as may be unavoidable. he
disease, it would seem, prevailed on boa@6 the
steamer while on her passage from Vera CRUZ
to Havana and while at the latter port, i is
said there we're several fatal cases, but during
the VOYAGE here there was little or 10 sickness
The Atlanta (Ga.) Confederacy says hat
William Gilmore Smms, the South Carol;ni-
an author poet and novelist-is among the
most unfortunate men of the day. He los. al
his property and sources OF income by the dis
r1sption Of the country, the publishers and the
holders of his copy rights residing III the North.
lie had fourteen children. Lately he buried
nine of them and few days ago his house
and all OF his effects were consumed by fire
Nothing was saved from the general ruin but
his library.
4 number of the prominent citizens Of
Wheeling. Va, charged with being secession
lists, have been arrested within few day; ard
required to take the oath of allegiance or 60
TO prison. Thomas Hughes, a welI--aown
clocbier. and Judge Thompson refuse, and
were sent to JAIL The Wheeling lntclliGoncar
savs:-"Ne Ne understand the Judge pos :on to
be about as follows He is required to take al
oath to support the constitution of the United
States and the restored government of Virgin
ia. The Judge claims that the restored gov
ernmcnt exists III violation Of the constitution
of tbo Tinted States. and that. being required