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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
Women and ''Niggers."

- Gen. Butler, as military Governor q
New Orleans, has. issued ali order that "any
female who shall, By word, gesture or move.
meut, insult or show contempt for any off.
Ger or soldier Of the Y. s:Fsh'l be regard,
ed and held liable ana be treated a. a wo.
man Of the town, plying her vocation."
We do not hear of President Lincoln
modifying or resembling this order, from
which We opiue that the old gentleman
thinks the chivalry will regard it as .
small matter compared to that Of taking
away their niggers. Had Butler proclaim.
ed any intention Of taking away the slaves
Of men whose wives or daughters insulted
officers or soldiers, the proclamation would
have been set aside in double quick time,
As calculated to cxasperate these high-spir-
tied cavaliers whose sense of honor is 50
nice that northern clod hoppcrs can never
get to understand their points but Mr..
Lincoln appears to take it for granted they
will not be irrevocahly alienated by hav-
ing their mothers, sisters, wives and daugh-
tiers treated as common prostitutes by for
eigu army: Perhaps he understands the
."6ery, Southern heart, and then there is
no doubt the ohiyalry do regard their di.
vine right Of niger as above all subluna.
~ things aud would be less troubled BY
an order to sell all their female relatives
in any slave mart than one which should
emancipate their beloved "niggers" and
leave them to wait upon themselves -
Nothing like high sense Of honor;-and
this reminds US of the Irishman who stole
his landlady's poker with the intent of ex-
changing tfor glass Of grog. After be
had made all sorts of solemn dissertations of
his ignorance Of the Whereabouts Of the
missing article, she c,ianndilngly abjured him
to say, on his honor, If y. had not stolen
the poker. =, " s'' =: >sa5,,FI. .,,,..r
"Och bejabers," was thereby 'touch
me honor touch me life: Madam there's
yer poker - producing it from its hiding
place under his vest. .,.l,.. -
Touch the Southerner's honor, viz. his
niger, and you touch his life,---his symp.-
thisers fly, to the rescue at once; but you
may treat his mother as prostitute, and
he and they. will submit with christian pa.
thence. Verify, Southern honor il an in.
'''>N1 ""or'', -:'..i,..sJ a1~I.., a.
-- Il; ,a.,.,. ! ..tsi rue ~ -, 50,
The shove article was in type for last weeks
paper, but was crowded ont BY apress Of tele.
,grsphlo matter ~ saws rora ,,4s .r,.i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

~ We Will receive wheat, oats. corn
-four, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment of subscrip-
stions to tho DEMOCRAT or debts due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub
scribe or settle old bills, ~ -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

q ,--Artbu,'s Magaxins for July has been
received, and this number fully sustains the
high reputation awarded it, predecessors.
Ths q, sngr.yi iii "Ths Fishers Family" il
spirited. natural Il, and ven executed ''. 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
From the First Regiment.
The Press IF the lth says:

The Press # the llth says: ...., .'>
Rev. b. f. Hoyt has,. We learn, receiv-
ed a letter from his son, Lieut.. Mark Hoyt,.
written since the late Richmond, battle, in
which the part borne BY our gallant First
is Subscribed about the same as, in the ac-
count published in the Press of yesterday
Not a man of the Minnesota First was lost
They verifying down and the rebels fired
over. them, doing no, .harm.: They then
sprang up and poured into the rebels a ter
ribly destructive fire.. 49,: t.,.:: i;
. The Pioneer states that it finds among
the killed and wounded given in the Now
York papers the following belonging to the
First Regiment:.r IN. ou" J.:.a1 1,ou
e. 4, ~. KILLED. 20 i,a. .l14'I:.
4 Henry Armsdsff, companyo:" <1@i +" iii
Nicholas Hammer, company F. !. Ill I4}@
,2tr = a., .,,,. WOUNDED 1ro9 xiii. -!
Frank Mead, company H, slightly. -
Joseph Nexarre, Sergeant, company ., slight
y. 'f7'>' ',''' ''J''2'' . "'-z'''!Z '''''0''t
a. These may have died ~, subsequently. q
sne'fs swoooos..- !.-:- - :: ,,-----!--g49u siH
7 IT ii confidently stated that Gov, Stan
ley will either resign u be recalled in ten
tdsvauW sff5 J|SlT}7I N9;oTnl1 >lGaI19q"
,~ =, = II -, f,,.s.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
dent and encourage treason

Slavery is sectional, and freedom is ma
tional, for now the Senate have passed the
House bill, the Arnold Lovejoy measure,
earring and perpetaatting liberty in 4 81 the
Territories of the United States. f. They are
now open to Free Labor, and their f.ir
acres will never DO polluted by the tread
Of the negro driver. Not only our own
people, but the toiling millions Of the old
world are Interested ID this rich legacy! !
+ = ~ T. II n,iEftl& - Ls..lt .sNa!g Sfr e; I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
Masonic Presentation ~
| Z ~ III D Il

y No;lh star 1oSge No. =. E.tAfA
THE ygives. daughters and gland ding htsrs,
+ A.lon, i thr uit} Of 81 clpud ga ',eini~
ii would Respectfully inform ypar snoisit and
'honorsb1e body#thst theyHissvv. purchased /.
copy of tho Holy Scriptures, which they are
anxious to present you o Lodge
u 1fyou ste Willing aoospt tkS ioken 81 our u
appreciation ef your noble xesks ef brotherl,xs
love and charity, you viii please designate
- III % '1ss| 4 I. fsssr',s IT,. i /
.:., + WI. PARSONS
n =. n, REGORYr
D. GILMAN
<. l.E lille W.T.. L4A .Apd othsra.z r y.
st. Cloud, Nina juno LIST, 1862. -.
4 a. "' aoA -"% 1fA1Tzo-' TAn" ~
10 Mr. w., Psr'o.', r. r H., G,<gey, Pr g.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

Col. Elliot, for gallantry in the. West
H. i, bsen nomiaated Brig.dier General, (
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
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sP1.ENp1Dt NAVAL! IA: q, Il Fight Is r:

',AAlz g ia si4'7 7"I sfl04fro, Ln9;.B.
b.At8o O'Clock, "a Monday evening ..1he
gunboats anchored tRq niles saboye A,n,-
ph's! 10 5a4tge4 sai q, i:iag ,spi,ns,:A
|iAs During the night thenrebel 4aeetzonstcd
down the river, and when. dayiighEsap-
pearea;; they were 6dt s. sight baf IL halt
an hour afterwards were seen running mp
formed 10 line, be battleE a0dH kunboats
had lin the neaptims ;Heished anehef and
followed By several rams, moved slowly TO-;
wards the rebel. feet; when i-shot from
the Little Rebel. from = Ifae,fs gus lons
I range, Ri within i 5bpf sdistahee Wf the
Cairo, which was ii advance Tic Giro
replied wiehIas bspadsidezEand soon the en-
sagemept became general IT long Eange.
The rams Had in the meantime advanc-
ed, and the febel ram Beautegard, being
some distance iii id VANCE, was singled out
|by: the Federal rams Monarch and Queen
Of the West, each, striving to be- 6rst to
strike the rebel craft The Monarch suc-
ceeded in strikjpgAher tmidships, almost
cutting heEia two and causing ler ia, sink
'm mime, m t1e en;npe s,. Directly ep-
Al this juactu1e' the rebel, i made I dash
1t the Monarch, which wastt5Cthis tho
in the midst Of the rebel flee, - but by a
skilltu movement by tberplet of. thu 1et-
ter she dreppeaeut, ofahe isF, ~ blow in-
tended for her struck t6s ffebef Boat Gen.
era} Prince, taking Away ffef xtkesf IND
making it. necessary. for herrtolla.askore,
when she sent 4 shct which, unfortunately
ter>the rebels, struck the zebel beat Ge1-
eral Lowell, rendering her nnmanagaahle.
Iumedntela after she. wae,yaq, down BY
the Queen Of the West. ....s
4 la braaasias 3ton lal BntbaAdukkaeet
ill., the side ,efst4e def E.aenpsoasosAe
ran ashore soon afterwards in flames, md
was burned to tbs wster cage, 49,
1ilFour Of the rebel boats baFib8 beo1 lis
abled, the remainder Of their feet Fetreated
down TIP 1iEf5s pessed 81 oar beats, fr-
ing as they advanced, which resulted in
the capture ofthe Sumter, S<BBstaSgEn aud
/ Rlebel which heds he9 3baud4ed
by most of their. crews. 80
OurEfaha xors manned ~ sa.rpshoot-
ers, mostly from illinois, who did good e.
ecutioa in picking Of The enemy ,ssaaers
:; Tia febel loss i, tilleas Wounded Id
prisoners is heavy,; but isInot,y yet fallJi1s-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

,.ssall 7ssu haaass1 's&[ ~ o1a ,sd.ia'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
i ol - Killed. "a i -; ,
: Henry Armsdsff, companyso.' <7@t'
Nicholas Hammer, company F. !. "a;
wOI1NnEnt

1T is confidently stated chat Gov, STAN
ley will either resign u be recalled in ten
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

[By I'll. lln4n... y ". Einke.d, Esq =
are pernita Il eopy,a. following inter.. ~
extracts from lett qsoxvSa BY him fro1
his EotherSA ldxsndS member Of the sseond
Battery, 10 Hsh. Pope Division. Il w1ys y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
From LouisyiIle.

g L0uIsvHLE, July cs.
It 70 rrported that the guerrilas under Colonel
Gane, OF Morgan notoriety, hsd attacked Russell
vile, killing one CT two Lieutenan,s and bady
wounding Captain Marrow, Of the Kentucky vol
unteora.
Other reports say that . collision between the
Homo Guards at Kussellville took place either by
mistake or otherwise.
A lev hours after the rebels captured Rnssell-
vile, portion of = Federal Regiment was due
there and has probably arrived, and reinstated
matter.
TIE telegraph wires ere in order - far ~ Nash
vile, but ~ can got nothing further from Russell.
vile, wh,ch is on . branch line. The belief here
il tnat the rebels took away the operator before
the arrival OF our forces.
Magodia's proclamation Of yesterday, calling to-
gether the Kentucky Legislature, August l4th,
and after remarking that the military board still
CLAIMS to be the paramount military authority Of
tho ornmod wealth, ana IN unvillingness 70 re-
sign the powers heretofore exercised by them, Or
to permit she exercise Of a continuous 9 vii con-
nict il impending ever US. am without SOL
oier or dollar to protect livesW psTts and liber
ties Of the people, or TO enforce the laws. Daily
appeals are being made to me as Governor Of the
bands, and in the peaceable enjoy ne nts Of their
property and rights under the Constitution. 1
am without the means and power TO aford relief,
and am left no alternative bat 70 sppeal to you
their wants in the hope that II will not BE- IN
vain. Any attempt upon my part to organise
force for that purpose will certainly increase the
evils, and therefore net unwillingly convene tho
termins the extent Of the authority granted BY
them, and looking to the policy adopted in the
Safe, and the late action Of Congress ard tho
sPrssiden: touching the question Of adopting
measures to provide for ths-safsty Of our institu
tioas, paass and integrity Of the Commonwealth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

8ER# hOLLA, mo-, J0Iy ~
At steelssvills on Sunday night It was esti-
oissd that as least 800 men, mounted And armed,
crossed me State road from Peters 70 Jt6.rson
within ton niles Of thas place, for Dixie. Abous
$40 have organised and put ont frem salem and
vioinity within the last days. Within that time
,h have st.mpedsd across the railroad in great
Members between Rolis and Merrinac They take
horses, clothing, arms, aaazBunition and supplies
Of every kind they require wherever they
fnd is. 4 MERCHANT was rubbed of $1,oto worth
q elosAing ard 9esd. and vo'ane hofses - tAe
the saae vicinity. THIS SpsGias OF propsSty y
openly demanded Of owners dDd fosstbly takso.
D IN3s VGAA, q Husdsy- sight, . man wxy sast
gvhile leiepdire lie arms 1roa ssissprs aby bas.-
ditts ano.hse hsd rils pssssa'Sdto biS hSod with
osdaI6te 6sae HE best hor.s fr"m the stabls :sd
neoeens The samsi To IN Davis. half way be-
tween Cu6a and Lsesbsse thsre was dsswnsP :
large My U nsa sssm,ngly we'll equipped; they
wsss sssinAtsd as 100, asd belieysds - y board
for pricesg Amy. Al Stseleayilie seceesionists
uese oonadlnt that As1Eids Was vtti6n tive daya
nAseA of ut plass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

MAOAEs3
GREAT CHOW.
THE FINEST APPOINTED AND STOCKED
ACNAGERIE NOW TRAVELLING,
Consisting Of
100 BEASTS, BIRDS K REPTILES.
oil rare just imported and collected from the four
quarters Of the globe.
THE WONDERFUL NASTICELEPHANTS,
that Dance, Chmb,and so invert their bodies as
70
Stand On Their Heads.
are included in this collection, - are the
PsRSoRAlNG LIONS, TIGERs, LsoPAl Ds, PAM
TBERs, AC.,
that have been trained and bjectsd, and will be
performed under the au pices Of the
Celebrated Lion King, Lsngworthy.
INCORPORATED with the Grand SHOW, iss
SUPERIOR CIRCUS TROUPE,
who have been engaged for their superior ability.
Among the promiaent 10 sh Ns
JAMES MELVILLE,
lie CRampio. Bare Back AsstralsaN Eqsestr;an,
ee A rider who
D.6es The World to Excel Him in Daring Ac.
The following distinguished artists have been
secured: #E
MRS. LOUISE MELVILLE,
DEN STONE,
GEO SLOMAN.
W. W. ATERMAN,
THE DELAvANTA BROTHERS,
WILLIAM KlNCADE,
MASTERS FRANK 4 SAMMY.
Together with nemerous auxiliaries.
The public can hndra detailed list Of our attrac-
ticns 10 the pamphlets and bills, 20 which their
special attention 10 directed.
Will exhibit at Davenport on
Friday, August sth, 1852.
Open At and Pm.
Admissioa s senss. Ne half psise. Reserved
seass - eents, ehtldrea s. seats.
Win alss - = lyoas, August 81, ,LsClaise, 5th
aaa Roek IAsnA oeh.
jH19 - esasf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

rTVkU oTEk'S SALk.-Whereas, on the l7th
L day OF FebruarY,A. d. 1857, u. D Palmer, aud
Ann 4syi.. bis wife, executed unto Luther q.
Ward, as Trustee, certain Deed Of Trast, con.
veyiDg to said Trustee tho land in Scott county,
lows, described Is follows. tO-wit: A part OF the
fractional quarter in 80 ton Nc. two p in town
ship No. seventy nine (79) rans No. i've east
OF the 5,h p NJ, bouLded. as follows commenc-
ing on the bank Of tho Mississippi River on the
north-east cOrnef, and running west 70 the lot
owned by Andrew and James Hannahs; thence
south tenrods thence east 70 the east site of the
Camanche rvad thence north along said road IF
sy6vs feet thencs TO the said river sheoce north
70 the piece of esinning,or II the soath cor
nss Of land ewned BY hi!ips, containing one
acrs and half Of land, moro or less, and I'll
buildings thereon. Which said conveyance Was
made BY the said Palmer and wife and recorded
in tie Recorders ol6se Of Scott county, In book
*" Q, mer,gag 81, page 36S, tor the purpose Of
sseusing the payment Of two certain PIT missory
notes and the interest thereon, signed BY said D.
y. Palmer, and lated the 18th day Of February,
80 100 p<ysble in six months, the other for $337-
50-lVo, yayable in twelve months, both payable at
7. y. Csmpbells oAes, Davenport, lows, and
whereas, the said lsuthsr G. Ward having removed
from The Stass Of lsws end declined 70 aos % such
Trust. ., aad jthn G. Bills. q Dsv nport, Iowa,
eording 70 the provisions II eaid Ds-d oi Trnst,
by the County Jatgs of scSet coussY ON due mo-
| Sjes and by sosssns Of cid i'slmse ana wife.
And ssw ssid 3s37 - hssipg bseons dps ana psy-
lAhlD and The sssa u D. fail6 md Ann Natia PAL
msr having failed tor>y the s4ms. ], John 9.
Mn. Trustee as Aforesaid. do hereby CIV, tAia
Is in me vested BY said Deed d TrpC. viii, .
6asarday,the 2sd dsy Of August p 6z,ssthc :
hesr Of nine O'Clock il The forenoon of said day at
tie CosRs nesss @osr. il ths aiiy of DavesPast,
sspo.s :.d -. fsr .ale e public asetise. he
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED. Wednesday, July 80.
KATE CAsssL, DAVIS, Ksokuk.
AD HINR, 0als, Dubuque.
DEPAETgD.
Bril- HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
g. KATE CAsSEL, Davis, Keokuk.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The JAuss NsGas win depart for Dubuque this
m<addss
TAe mail saA passenger pseket jennie Whip
pie, CaptAin Morrison. will depart for Fort Nadi-
soa a11 oil internediats landings at 7o'coek this
moFning. Yss,
s 1As light draught packet Ad Zine, Captain
Gait and Clerk Parkhurst, will depart for Du
buqus and way points this morning at o'clock,
ma ing connections with st. Paul boats.
The Northern Line ps.ket' Pembina, Captain
Hill, will leave for st. Louis and way points to-
day. a. S..s -s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

| MEMPHIS. July 20th, via CAIRO 60.
The Ram Qusrn Of the Vest has arrived from
| Vioksburg. she left the fotila on the 24,h. III,
gun boat Essex and ram Queen Of the West en-
| dsavOred to cut ont the Arkansas under cover o
the guus of the upper feet but failed. The Esse,
bad three shots ut through her and was CON pei
led to pass down the river. Queen butted
| the Arkansas, but did her no damage and return.
cd considerably disabled. While engaging thu
batteries, the enton struck several times
but not serit usy damaged. Tho Cincinnati had
her escape pipe shot away.
All but three of tarragut's feet have gone
down the river. Davis feet is now anchored Of
the mouth Of the Yazoo.
As the Queen was coming up the river she was
alta kcd by the rebels with four field guns at Car
olina Landing, below Greenyiile and several shots
put into her. Thomas w. Spencer was killed and
two OF three others wounded, am ing them Francis
brown, Of the New York Tribune.
oepcial to Tribune.
Gen. Grant has ordered Gen. Sherma to take
possession Of all unoccupied dwellings, stores and
manutactories for the government, and also whc 9
the owners are absent, to collect their rents for
the government. The commissioner has COM
menced taking list.
A gusri,ls who was captured BY prominent citi-
zens Of Haywood On Saturday, was shot dead
while attempting tS escspe. Iae rcst were taken
to Mississippi.
Price has got "a cannon across tho Mississippi
near Napoleon. and is endeavorpg 10 G. oss his
whole army. The rebels say Price is to &C cmmand
Missouri. Hindmsn Arkansas and Magruder 70 b
over both. Tho Union forces are ample to check
them.
Passengers from Helena report JEFF Thompson
At Austin yesterday with body of men, ammu-
ni'ion train and Of field peices endeavoring to
ind transportation across the Arkan o.. 1t is be-
heved he Intended to stop and seize one Of Gen.
Curtis line posts. A cavalry force was sent up
f-o Helena but failed to fnd the rebes who had
fed in different directions into the interior.
F No ARRIVAL from 7icksburg. Some rebel batter
les erected opposite the landing obstructinx the
the passage. The obstructions will be removed in
fev days and communication rcestablished.
The Grenade Appeal, of the "a h. has special
from Vicksburg. OF the same date, which states
that Com. Davis gunboats hnd attacked the bat
teries and the ram Arkansas and been replused
with the loss Of Eve bpats sunk and disabled.
The dispatch isrepletc with the usual rebel bonn
bast.
The Appeal of the oath. has dispatch from
Senetabia, OF the oath, announcing the occupa-
ton Of Cold Water by the Union troops. JEFF.
Thompson had destroyed . bridge 1t Nordsou to
prevent further advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
From New York.

NEW YORK, July 60.
Specials are very barren. The 7smes has the
following af @A
You may rely upon it that vigor never before
ksown II Che conduct Of the war is henoeforth to
mark the policy d. the Government. Organixs-
tion 10 perfect and material sbuAdant, ana SOL
diers are pushed rapidly to their place Il the eld
Gen. Halleck ana Secretarv stanton attracted
considerable attention st Willards to night, BY
appearing together in tho lobby. The Secretary
il not often ssen 90 far frem the War oehce.
Tho statement that Lord Lyons has written .
r smber Of the legation that England would recog-
nize the bogus Ioniederacy, is Of coufss, without
fspndation. 81, .,sz,-ssss.as
The London Tine. Of Friday issued third 3D.
ition containing the foiloslpg: 6# III
sa9 assI BALs1neRE, July s..
; A ccmmunication from Fl. Monros states tat
Gems. German and Meade had arrived there
wounded. They state that the dis isions Of Gems.
a.cCall and Reynolds surrendered to the Confeder
stes. Gen. Mcclellan wAs on board the 0slena.
Jaekson was ia the rsas Of the Fsdsssls ssd;Psiee
in front. Gen. Lee refuses g grant aaY sals -
sapitulatioa and demands the a9ry0aAee 4 The
federei at hsys bsss .taksas devss I'm ~
= wUlspse d0ees IN DsisiD0so.
fso eSose uas By the uiasgow - Cesk he
assivai u thes AsAsia On the elQth With seg1lae
dispatches from New York compiseSly upset this
.sanaid which va iFop unsasssissalas ssssaaiss
X!tgU. usa.sss -ss. ~.g atss - U
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
Fight In Kentucky.

PARIS, NY, July ~.
Yesterday afternoon party Of 2A guerrillas,
rebels from Boone county, commanded by Gen.
bullette, appeared before Mount Sterling aud de-
manlad the surrender Of that town, which Was re-
fused. They then attempted to tako it by force,
but were fred on by the Homo Guards and mum
Der killed. They. then turned to retrace their
steps down tie pike, and were me- by . party Of
men under Maj Brookeit, Of the 18th kentucky,
who ordered q charge. which turned them towards
the town, where they we're again warmly received
which caused q complete stampede. leav ng all
their horses, &c. The rebels lost l3 killed and 4S
prisoners--the number Of wounded not ascsrtainsd.
Our loss was wounded. Maj Brocke,t is closely
TO lowing the ba ance. The Paris Homo Guards,
last night. captured Of the fy ny bess near this
place. 10 were also captuye1 Ns North Middle
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

IL SAxDY HOOK. July 30.
80 1hel Aaseraussiaa froe sLsystpeol lvsk via
,yn4eeatpyn Soth. arrived II this port this m0 n
~ e - - 80. ss-4s.- $50
j yf4 y10 - 0aAaeow 4foa New Yoek as.
,,he4a - lGe l1ta.
3ue0Aecnaa31sD besooay aativS4 at Mvsspool
~ MqX1xs2h -zi.nna .f-tsv., s.fa a,
~ ta0e4eee veainons MndsAys motion to
l. 44AJegS SeA rscpgnlt!on u the Soafhssn
4 debated pto an con.
aepocsd e and spfssled - the
~ q IyAye mAftsss IN the hAncs Of shs Gov.
,R444E
n sIfA4ftlen Ne 1nAiy Wiehqfswnst S..5 10
IT he 1smss thinks that.the news,is not shown Y
4: ~ !, ,YhG'y1nnsfur. 8, g. n. 80
. mi the -hoHse ef Commons, ron the 18th inst.
IL: ksAdAIy s6sted !. 0ett6n declaring that
- veee9as39A9 AeseshS!n suahg . dsssreatha'
- ha3 Ahllby ~ na3utiin, theif Independence
lafsls = aGsssss .sdisssos .ita |.
,sieN ol atG1ninetjon Of hostilisies 10 worthy of
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