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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-14
PUBLISHED (DA1Ly) BIZ
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
npF1CE-No. lOA King street, over
o.:go,s -, formerly French's) Book Store.

II n. o1- !
ro,pr PARAGRAPHS. The pamphlet just
. ;..ra ii written by Hon. Robt. J, Walker, ad-
,,oostps the plan Of gradual. emancir alton and
/. .oIoniaat;cn. as proposed by President Lincoln.
ATS recent IRE in Boston, fireman was kill
Cd and six others injured by the falling of &
. raT-The only Southern members IN the
B House Of representatives, who voted for the
4 (onfaatiou bill as it passed that body, were
Messrs. Blair, Of Virginia; Casey, Of Kentuc-
Ky; Fisher, Of Delaware, and Maynard, Of Ten
nessa.--Gov Andrew, Of Mass, says that l0,~
. 800 men will be required to fill up the Massa
chusetts regiments now in active service. 1t
I will be observed that there was quite an exclt-
Ing scene in the House Of Representatives on
Saturday.-H. R. Helper author Of the I'm
pending Crisis, has been appointed y. s. Con-
!. sui to Buenos Ayres, MIR. Boutwell, the new
II appointed 7. S. Commissioners Ct Intacaal
Revenue is now at Cairo, Ill, but will soon be
lin Washington. 1t is said that the banks Of
the Mississippi river from Memphis to Vicks-
burg are waving fields Of corn.-The Washing
ston Star says that under the Coniscation bill
just passed, the courts law must convict be-
fore any property under it can be taken, nor is
the Law operative until the President shall have
made proclamation as to such parts Of the
states as he may jud sc proper TO apply it; and
further that the constitutionalty Of it's proyi
SONS will be tested III the Supreme Court. -
It Is said that the interview between President
Lincoln and the Members Of Congress from
='ne Border slave states, referred to in another
column, ''related to the policy of adopting
gradual emancipation, in order to avoid imme-
oate and bloody abolition. The policy of
consolidating the scattered armies in Virginia,
o00er Gen. Pope, is going on in the upper
country City Council Of Newark, n.
-, nave ordered the issue Of corporation due
oIIs tor small change. cases OF yellow
17Yer have occurred in New Orleans The Re-
8, .pO"'icans Of Congress instead Of issuing an ad
8. 17ss passed resolution in favor of 'continu-
Jug the war for crushing out the rebellion" -
= punish tr3ason and traitors with fitting Sc
and to support the President and the
) III lastration. "A large war meeting was
r30 ~ In Boston on the 18th, addressed BY
's11es y. Lorlng and Edward Everett, and
1s'a 1sOu'lons adopted to aid in enIisting. The
v.]' ~1Ae among the grain shovellers in New
;ot. s.A mas extended to the stevedores; it will
s;ss .'1"pt business in the grain trade. .-Exten~
isa.'' us'ences are being thrown up by the Con-
bss ''s'7S around the city Of Mobile; a ditch
bsslS m 0sSn dug surrounding the place, and the
=; ~ completely obstructed The City Coun-
u. NeW Orleans has been dannsed 1t is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
FROM GEN. PCPE's ARNX
Iuporinncc Of the Lnie Battle.

CrirEPPgR c. H., We, Tuesday, Aug. r. p. IN.
The battle Of Saturday, the 9Th, is one OF the most
important Of the war; not merely on accou Of the
desperate valor and unial,ering discipline displayed
by our troops, the obsnacy Of the contest, and the
heavy oss on both sides bu because Of it, important
effect on the campaign OF which it makes part
The campaign on the part of Jackson ia an at
tempt 60 penetrate and recover the Valley OF the
Shenandoah, whence the richest supplies Of the ene-
NV are drawn, and the possession Of which was of
PRACTICAL importance in the endeavor TO hold Virginia
as part Of the attempted Confederacy hardly to be
estimated
Al the game time the Rebel leaders hoped by ihis
movement TO so threaten Washington and Mary land
AZ TO relieve Richmond aud withdraw again our
armies to the line Of the Potomac.
To secure suciI objects ar these, and knowing tna'
the Government was now relatively weaker, and the
rebellion stronger than could again occur ia the war
the Richmond leaders sent the flower OF the Southern
infantry, under their most popular and enterpF'Ss
General, large body of cavalry, under their most
distinguished cavalry officer, Msjor-Gen. stuart, ana
an abundance Of artillery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
FROM GEN. MeCLELLAN's ARMY.
The Kcconuoisance TO Malvern HILL
How q Wcli-Lnid Plan Went Aglee-
Excitement nj Norfolk.

FORTRESS MONROE. Monday, Aug. IL, 1862.
In regard TO the occupation and evacuation OF
Malvern Hin by the Union troops, little has been
sait. Our accommodating division took possession on
Tuesday and on that day all the Generals of the
army went up and Gen. Mcclellan sent back for tie
greater part Of bis army, but the messengers took
The wrong way, and thus delayed 20 long that the
trcoIs did not reach Malvern Hill till it was too late,
and ouy portion of those sent for arrived at all, and
those only i'll season to beat hasty retreat.
This was on Wednesday morning, and on that
day great battle would have been fought had our
forces arrived in season. But as some of them were
approaching, and in sight Of Malvern Hi, there was
very large force Of Rebels seen coming from Rich
mond numbering least 100, 600 men, filling all the
roads, passase.ways, and vacant lots az far us the
eve cOul reach. A retreat was consequently made
10 Harrisons Landing.
Gen. Mcclellan had planned for great battle,
but the enemy were not asleep, and have taken pot
session Of Malvern with an immense army.
Norfolk has been in a state Of excitement. A few
DAYS since an officer Of the provost guard applied to
Gen. Mansfield of Suffolk for permission to search
house in that city for anna. Authority was given.
and arms aud ammunition te some extent were iound
in a private dwelling near the Generals quarters.
Last night. in Norfolk, "a triple guard WIS put %
duty this has not been done until many Of our
Qusr,Ismen have been shot al and some shot down.
1t is understood that ali the inhabitants of the
district in the vicinity of Norfolk Suffolk and Ports
mouth are TO he put to the test of either taking the
oath Of glance to the United States, to leave
for Rebellion.
The mail boat is just in from Harrl' on's Landing.
The general appearance there is that a move OF the
whole, large part of the army, is taking place
Commodore Porers mortar fleet still remains at
anchor in Hampton Roads.
Tie Elm City and Kennebec came down to-day
with slck soldiers from the army hospitals The
Keunebec has Isl on board, and proceeds immedi-
ately TO Philadelphia
The msil-boat was completely loaded with passen-
GERS including some discharged soldiers, some re-
cruiting officers, aud about 400 musicians who have
been mustered out OF the service.
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fully accepted.

ALBANY, Tuesday. Aug. IL, lob2.
The EreniHg Journal mas tie following III rcla-
ton to the draft:
The War Department, in relation to an inquiry
from tie Governor, telegraphs that The Depart
men. v i'll receive volunteers for tie old regiments
until the draft il made"
The draft cannot he made before the lat Of Sep
TENDER, az the preliminary work, the enrolment and
The decisions on applications tor EXEMPTION Will oc-
cupy at least twenty days. We are Therefore au-
thorized to say uDohcaliy that volunteers by com
pasies VIII lie received for Ill regiments until the Isl
dav of S. september. The order to this effect will
probably be issned tomorrow.
The Communication from the War Department
eubodyin2 dis permission, says 1t IL designed 10
receive Volunteers 70 fill mp Old regiments, AID any
excess after they filed will be credited 90 tie
State - 20 much the draft, and II enough voluI
teer TO fill up the old regiments that We might per-
haps dispense with the draft.
TO I'll ~ the old regiments 10 their iuIl maximum
number will require al least u, u o. II this number
should volunteer in the STATE before the draft II
made, there would De 10 DRAFT.
II enlistmeats sbould continue for thirty days IA
they have for tie last len, tbs could be done IN
many localities in the DAYS which will intervene be
fore the draft is made. If II IT, those localities will
escape tie draft Under Ills Arrangement, our
young men will be stimulated TO prosecute the work
oil recruiting.
Any three men who can raise a company can Sc
cure commissions as its Oftners, if they aIe cOmpe-
tehs 10 TIE Positions they assume, and those local.
tieS "ncn desire 10 escape The odlum OF the dram
have only to voluntarily fill their quota Of the
tOc,WO men called for before the lst Of September
to accomplish what they desire.
HARRISBURG, Tuesday, Aug. u. 1852.
Gov. Cur'in leaves for Washington tonight TO ar
range, ii possible, with the War Department plan
by Which Counties that have exceeded their quota
shall he accredited with such excess upon the draft.
Many Counties have greatly exceeded the number
required. Companies for three years or the war
continue TO arrive. The work Of organization il
going on rapidly and satisfactorily. Regiments will
leave as fast as transportation il provided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
North CarOIiua Election.

The returps 30 far az received, indicate the defes
Of the JEFF. Davis party. Vance, the Conservative
candidate for Governor, is said to be elected by
25 900 majority and the Legislature is also Conserv
alive. Were it not for the bayonets which now rule
the South, it is quite likely the victorious party
would DO called Union instead Of Conserve
tive"
We take the following returns from TIE Peters
burg Express.
RALEIGH, August Site following was the vote
in this city at the close of the polls yesterday;
For Gorrno,-Z B. Vance T9i; William Johnston. l4o.
Sendte-Col J. p II. Russ SIS Moses A. Bedsoe, 100.
548; Green II. Afford 5l6 Lieut. Busbee, ll4 John g.
Msinott, ~; Rufus H. Jurer. l0l.
SherlG-W. III. High. GA
The official vote of Wake County stands as fol-
lows:
f., Grrnor-vsnce 1885, Johnston. 435. Majority for
Vance 175i.
ror STATE Senato,-Ru,. 1873; Bedsoe o4a. Ru'ss ma
johty l465.
70, Hou.e Of Commons-Mler LAB; Afford 1927; Laws
! .Gl3; Busbes 800; Marriott, 3i3 Jones. $16.
The following counties give large maJorites Tor
Vance:
huston. Wayne Lenoir Davidson Franklin, Alamsnce
ard Guilford.
Vance carries Clarke by $50 majority, Guilford
by 1850, Davidson by 200, Aamance by 700,
Wsyne BY 2i0, und Chatham, Orange. and Johnston
by large majort es. Nothing has been heard from
the mountains but his vote there is no doubt nearly
unanimous. He is elected by %, 600 majority. A
Conservative Legislature is also elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Senator McDougall and Sen
etor Latham, Of California, from Washington; +. s
Asia Bufusga the Chilisn Minister, into the United
States and Major O'Miller, of the 95th N. Y. Vols.
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Senator Simmons, Of Rhode Island Lieut.. ID. III
Andrews, Of the u. s. Engineers; Rev. DR.. Abro
from Cambridge, and DR.. Grant, of the U. s. Navy,
are at the Aston House.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow and sister, Mrs.
Sreeter, from Pennsylvania, COL s. w. Burt Of
Albany, and Capt. j. II. Rthbone of the L. S.
Army, are ut the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
yiscount de IA Vega, from Washington, Charles
Mackay, from Staten Island Col. Neville If the
British Army. and Coz Nagee OF the U. S. Army
Are q, the New-York Hotel.
The Hon. Robert G. Winthrop Of Boston, Judge
Bigelow of Boston, James Douglas of Ireland, +.
Vogel of Paris, and G. r. Davis Of the L. y. Army,
are NJ the Rrevoor. House.
NJ Pacheco, the Spanish Minister TO Mexico, and
lady, arc at the tifth-Ayenue Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
DEE ID.
;R hMS-At Ri,chfeli SPRING, John ID. Abrams.
licr Of fuurIhl 10 exanlng payers.

.BRkMs-At Ri,chheld SPRING. John d. Abrams
Notice Of funeral ia evening papers.
Anal his rcsilucs, in Brooklyn, +. d. on Sunday
ruornin, Aug 10, the Row John c. Brigham, d. d. Cor
respopdns Secretary American Bible Society in the
The frer.l viii take pl.c. on wedneidsv the 18th INST at
o'clock D. M the Congregational Church South NINTH
street. near inh street, Brooklyn T. d.
BHUSHAt Port Chester n. Y. on Sunday, Aug 10, M
H. Brush, in the els; yrar OF his age
HANF-On Monday Aug. IL, John Bane, aged "a years.
Philadelphia papers please copy
BRIDGEs-In Brooklyn. on Sunday Aug. TO- Laura Ann
months aud II days.
BEDELI-In this city. on MONDAY Aug H. Mrs Rebeeca
wife Abner X Bedell In the 30th year OF her age
CONGDON-In Brooklyn Sunday evening. Ang TO- after
.hor Illness Charles Ernest Cong5on aged Il years sec
Of Charles Consdon and graduate Of Columbia Col
The relatives aud friends family respectfully invited
attend hi. funeral services from The residence OF his
The remains will be taken TO Providence for intenent
CODEY-On Monday, Aug H. George u. Cooley. in the AID
TIE friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral "Wednesday afternoon at oc ca
from the re.ideIce Of his mohernlIw Mrs Mckeazie.
No 80 stanton street
ling ased 2 months and % days.
The friends OF the family ae Invited TO attend the iunera on
Tuesday the l2th inst, ut O'Clock p M nom no W
Pierrepon,st st. Brooklyn.
CAN-n Morri.auis on Sunday Aug TO- Mrs Ruhsms Csn'
wife Of Austin Can, in the 6lst year Of her age
DAITON-In New York Monday, Ang l.! 1862, of cholera
infantum, Clyde son Of A. o. and NJ. A. Dalton.
DALY-On Monday Aug. H. in YorkvIle. Robert DAILY, In
the 10Th year OF his age
FRENCH-At WiiiaiD.town, Mass, on "Wednesday Aus 6,
Of dphtheria Mary Emerson daughter Of the Rev Che
msnt aud Mary A. French OF brooklyn N T. aged yssr
aud months.
FAGEN-On Monday, Aug. II, Mr. Andrew Fasen
FITZGTR At Harlem. Nondsy Aug H. John
Francis Fitzgerald inant OF David and Margaret FIX
eerald. agcd II months and IA days
GREw-At his residence, in Phisiephis on Friday Aug o.
Henry drew, essi 30 years.
uIILLER-In this city Monday, Aug H. fNiic' VIE
of .;eo,e- Hitler, ia Ito 18Th year OF her age
BALTIMORE paper. please copy. ., AZ ~.
SdSn this city, on sIondsy Aug H. Mis- heoeccs
urlins ihoina liongs aged u years, months arc
uiCKEY-On Mondsy. Aug II, Mary Aun 5jskey yonnse
daughter OF Jo,erh aud Rose Hickey aged monH' ana
lssTsON-A, Borgeu Point. n. j.. on Monday, AUG IL
Muses. ". S, Jscks9n, GO, eyed 4 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Interesting from Honolulu.

SAX FsAscIsCo Saturday, Aug. y, 1862.
Arrived. chip Fearless, from New-iork.
The market for the leading staples is strengthen
ing. Candlcs. I9c. 600 kegs East Boston Sirug
,old on private terms. Exchange on New.lork, .
m 10 discount, payable in currency, and 3a34 pay
able in com. An active demand for money at I'M
changed rate,.
The steamer Active has been chartered to visit the
wreck OF the Golden Gate, 10 endeayor to recover the
treasure.
The ship Ocean Rover is loading for Boston, and
the War Hawk for China.
Honolulu dates are TO the I7th King Kamme-
baneba had annexed Palmyra leland to the lla-
waiian Kingdom. IL is situated IN lat. ~ north
lon. lGi % west. II is ten nes long aud six wide.
with good harbor.
The American Guauo Company took possession OF
the island in 1859, in the name OF The Government
The american nag was then 1oated there, and due
proclamation made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
RIOT IN BiFFALO.
strife Of Irish aud German sievedercs--
The Police Force O,erpowcred-finni
Arrest OF the KiuyIcndcrs.

BUFFALO, Tuesdry Aug. ~. 1902.
A very serious disturbance occurred yesterday
afternoon on the docks, caused by the Irish and
German sievedorcs demanding increased pay for
their work, and preventing others from working al
the old rates.
The rioters at one time overpowered the police
force.
Chief of Police DiuIlard and others Of the force
were severely injured.
Finally number OF the ringlealers were arrested,
but not until the revovers Of the police officers were
used.
Two rioters were shot, but not dangerously
wounded.
The Mayor ordered the militia under arms, b ut
fortunately their services were not needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
KNOX In b. gen, N.Y.. on Sunday, AugIo Arnold Knox
.ssJ A ,nonth: nd 4 days

KNOX in Be-. gen, ny. on Sunday, Anglo Arnold Knoz
sxed month: Nud4 days
LEFFERTS-Tn Be- FORD BrOeblyn. on Monday. Aug. II
The relatives md friends Of tho family invited to at
tend bis f2pera from hs late residence Glove Road
Of Fulton avenue ON dnesdsy Aug. H. O'Clock
without further In Shation
MANDEvILLE-On Sunday night Aug TO- Mary, sister o.
the late William Vaudeville, eyed 80 years
The relatives and ends of the family invited to attend
the funeral from her late IesdeSe No. % CHARLES street, on
Wednesday. Aug b. at O'Clock o. m.
MAHNkE-In Hoboken. Sunday, Aug. TO- John Mshnke,
eyed Al years, months and 10 days.
MClNTYREAt Rossvile, 81 sten Island Saturday Aug
O. Thomas Joseph younge on OF John and Ellen Amelia
Mcintyre, aged year, mont ss and IL days.
OBROCK-In this city Moi,dsy Aug. II, Emma j. NJ,
daughter of Mr. John Obrock ged 10 months and %
TIMPSON-In this city, Mont lay, Aug II, Henry Il.
Davies, youngest son Edward and Sarah e. Timpson
aged IA months and days.
WHITE-Is BROOKLYN. N Y. on ue.dsy, Aug IL, 1867
Miss Eliza White aged 10 years da lighter Of the late Rev
Geo. s. White of Canterbury. Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

"AMoSG THE PIsEs."-This most interesting and
singular work which first appeared in the Con-
tinental Magazine has so engroaed popular atten-
ton that The TRIBUNE has reproduced it in cheap
edition a. low us 30 cents. IL is read bic and relia-
BILE, and gives an interior view to the Rebellion
and ts secret springs which the world hitherto hath
not known. Entirely different from the Helper
Book it is des ined, nevertheless to evoke as pro-
found sensation and much more enduring impress
sion. I, should be placed in the hands Of the mil
lions Of the land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Wichiynn's Quotn PuII.

UFTHolT, Augnsi u IltI.
1t is officially stated that MIehigans quota, under
the fret call for volunteers, is full. Full companies
from various paris of the State continue TO offer but
cannot be accepted. There will be no difficulty in
completing all acquisitions by the Federal Govern
meut Oh n is State without drafting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
CucrriIIas Routed in Tennessee.

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Wednesday, Aug ID a. m
To he Hen. Y. H. SrASTog, Secretary Of Var
Major Kennedy, with two small companies of the
let Kentucky Cavalry, encountered the guerrias in
greatly superior numbers, SIX times, yesterday and
last night at various points below WillismsPort, de-
feating the euemy in each affair, with considerable
loss. Our loss, only one wounded.
j. S. MEDLEY, Brgldier- General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

Tuy TwFNrY-EIFrH Ny. s. M.-Our LET OF
Regiments serving for three months. now Ia the
field should have embraced the 10Th national
Guard, Col. Bryan, which was mustered into SER
vice. for the second time snce the war, on the 3lst
Of May Their time viii expire on the 3lst instant,
unless otherwise ordered by the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
SPECIAL NctRes.
Rep.bIicau Central Commi,scc.-A I

Repnbiican Central & ommit,ce.-A Regular Meet.
iDg thu. Conates wi be held Headquarters. corner OF
Broadway and 23d-st, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ag
10, 1852. at 3 O'Clock. SHERIDAN COOK, President.
HENRY H. IiUKLEr. lg.o,a,.r.,
J. L. WALLER,
Seventh Ward BROOKLYN Republican Assocla.
fiOn.-A Ing Of tb. socaoD viii be beld on THURS
DAY EVENING. Aug IL at O'Clock, ia the storeEoom on
the south side of Fulton OF Ciassonav.
SAML ii. TURNER, President.
JAMES II. PRATT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
A,iliiarn Notices.

hionck.-The FUNERAL OF Captain MONCK OF the
Stanton Legion will take place, THIS DAY. August H. AZ
from the Regimente Heaiquarers No IA
instead OF the City hospt ssprvsiousy Advertised
COrcoran Z0uaye',, ith Regiment. Empir ~
for Company h, CONNIE aded by Capt w A. IIeaIwsn ,hs
Lieut. y X Hagh For further PARTICULARS, srPy " '"0
| recgujtus etacs, NJ. 4, RIsaaSsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
THE WAR In MISSOURI.
CAPTURE OF INDEPENDENCE BY THE REBELS
Twenty Union Men Killed, the Rest Surrendered.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. Mo-, Tuesday. Aug IL, 1862
Independence was attacked yesterday by 1900
Rebels under Col. Hughes and Quantrsl, and, after
an hours severe fighting, the Unionsts surrendered.
Twenty of our men are reported killed. The re-
endorsements which were sent from here last night
to assist troops at Independence have returned.
There is great excitement, and everybody is pre-
pairing for the conflict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
OBITUARY

OBITUARY.
Hheyeas 1t has pleased Almighty God in' mis- Divine Prov
dence take beloved Dr. "ber IN the Delta
Phi. AUGUSTUS r. KING . -, an
Re,ored That although bowling wh resigns ton to Hi WILL
deery dspore the loss Of that brother no was dear TO
US all, and beloved by all who knew him. 80,
esor,d That ws do extend our hearth VI synpsthes
bereaved family of the deceased in the ~ they have
sustained.
Resored That the usual badge OF burning Tor
thirty days; aud furth r,
Rsr Tina, these resolutions be printed In tn rec Of the
daily aud of them be transmitted TO ns ehy
OF ne decenAed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
The Prize S,can,er Lndona.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesdly, aug ~ i"o'
Arrived prze-steamer Ladona, captured W 'ne
Unadilla while endeavoring to ran up osecnee
River. The Ladona is valuable iron vessel, wi'ii
general cargo from Nassau. The Prize If valued al
$400, 000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
The Thirty. fourth Massachusetts Heai'"'n'

BOtTON, Tdrsdhy, NHK u - :.
The 3ih Massachusetts Regiment, Col. "ehs'
Clate Lieut. Col of the fighting First"l, Is an
nounced to leave for the seat Of war this afternoon
via New-York.
The SD Massachusetts, Regiment will probably
cave TOMORROW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

Dr. Ar;nsby, late Uhited States Consul at Naples
returned with his family by the Arabia. lie vii
resume his duties IN the Albany Medical College an'
Hospital, with which lie has been connected sine
their Foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
The Edinburgh Outward Bound

81 JomNs n. r. Tu-sdsy AUG r. Too.
The steamship Edinburgh from New,fodk Tor
Iiyerpool wa. boarded off Cape Race at 3;3o p IN.
OF Monday, the llth. Owing to m INTERRUPTION OF
the Nova Scotia line no news Was received IN sea'
son for her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
s,,,c asin 0utxyurd Bound.

ST. ions 5, n. h., Monday. Aus u, 400.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from 8ottop VIA
HALIFAX Tor Liverpool, was boarded III Cape Hses
al $3.50 Y. ". on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Maine Politics.

PORTLAND Me-. Tuesday. August II, 1852
John y. Goodwin Of South Berwick was renoml-
mated for Congress for the Is District by the Eepub
hcan Convention to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
The Tax Bill,

NOW READY ia a pamphlet OF 8, pages. on fine, white
naper Beside the BILL which word for word IN sccor lance
WIN the original text. append 10 II an AphabecsA Reca
paton OF every article 20 bc taxed By the law and he
smonn Of the be levied thereon. This iie,s
complete and convenieut as It is possible TO make r.
Price cents postpaid; ~ per LOO sent by xpres; 81
| o.r l0O n by mail Address ThE TRIBUNE, fIew York.