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Movements Of Europeau steamers

HALIFAX, July % The Asia arrived here at
midnight, and sailed at $50 a m. for Boston
She passed the China on the 13th inst outward
bound.
BosroN, July 23-The Europa sailed hence
for Liverpool to-day, taking out S75 600 in specie
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Movement AGAINST GuerIIIa..

81. LOUIS, July 23.-Gensral Schofeld has Is
sued general order for the immediate organiIa-
tion OF all the militia Of Missouri for the purpose
OF extsrminating the guerillas that infsst the
State.
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DIAKS's PLANTATION BIfrERs.
n 1oGn "

II tinvigofates, strengthens and purifes the sys-
tenn, 10 . perfect appetizer, and the most agree
sble and effectual tonic In the world Il IL com
posed Of the celebrated Celissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure 81. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Of seasons.
Sold bv al eroccn, Druggists, Hotels and 3D.
looms. p. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3ms 202 Broadway, New York.
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N v E 8 II M T. N II s

N V E 8 Il M f N rs.
SEVEN AND THREE TENTHs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBT-
EDNESs,
QUARIERMAsYER'Sv VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, GOLD IssUEJ
Act ofAuEust 10. 1861.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RITTENHoUSE, FAINT L CO.,
iy ls-lm R.nLer., 3a2 Penn. avenue.
OFFICE U. pENiTENTI4RY; EN- Ea! : \ - ,..,
SIALID PROPOSALS will be received at this office
Until august tih, 1882. st Y o'ooot NJ, for furn
:. hs nn,s .,s! tn,
500 i6s ofthe best sq.iity ofo.t tanned, .l.u,h
eSS5ie Leafher' weight from Is to "a lbs.
1000 t:s! Gf OAK, .an.a w.1 Leather, from
400 b;ii ?, Broom i SSrn; Esdiu% W.; s:s!it,
s.cO1 No. bass Broom Handles.
Il Va
81" lbs; broom Tvlne' best sua'isy, assorted
The above susntity to be delivered monthly.
800 y.,d. Of striped Cloth. stripe, to b. of high,
"lds' cotton vAII I.o :od WOODEN filing.
800 yards of hter Cloth same stripe for SHIRT.
LOCO ya-d. OF cotton tvlllsd ehirting, 4 Yards
The boTeoloth to be heavy servioesble srticl.
20 tbls. Flour
20 bushel Potatnes
bushel small white Beans
$40 lba. Cod Fish
5O0 lbs. Shoulders
800 lbs, Sugar
$50 lbs. Coffee
so :allons Moiss:os
400 lbs RIce
Is lbs Pepper.
The above groceries, to Be furnished the Ist of
each month. " VI
lSo lbs OF fresh Beef, without bone, Der esy, for
-four days in each week.
lSo los Oh o1rned Beef, without bone. one day In
loo tons White ash err Coal, to be delivered In
ths month OF September.
Samples VI Molatses must not be less than v
Eellsn, IN = ElIss lar. ~ -
Rice, sosP. Coffee, and Sugar must be s lbs.
samples.
An the above articles will vary in quantity, ..
. Alt bulls Will be paid in so to 80 dsyG from tbs
tune OF the delivery Of the goods, If furnished 40
coIdIng TO aEreement; If not, all moneys vhloh
i Pioposs pc aus be be sSdt.,ssd ,Sddsss
den. Washington, D. c." and endorsed sPrcpo-
siis ,.,,. fl. l. KING,
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. A r L r N O7ICE.
WATT REsrsrRAR's q

WATfA hkslsfRAR's OFFICE, July ii, lae9.
Tne Law OF the Corporation regulating the use
OF street wabher :, 60, &o., 10 es follows:
"The use of vement or street washers or hand
hose shall be re tricted to the time between sunrise
Thereafter, and then for NO longer period than
hitesn minutes and any person or persons Who
pavement or street washer, or hand hose, IN viola
ton Of this sct, shall be liable to fne Of not less
The law also provides that "the hose shall not be
used 10 .no avenues or streets 70 wash of car
ing or washing horses. Caps upon the raid pave
ment or street washers must, when the washers are
not N sse, oe Kept securely screwed down"
extravagsnt waste of water, to osll the special at
tentlon Of the police to the above laws which here
This notice IL intended a. q caution 10 eli whom
1t concerns, especially 70 Keepers of public stables.
RANUOLPH COYLE,
jy I7-eoet Wster ReeistIsr.
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6oop NHws YoR ALL,

WAsHIH6foN, June 70, 1901.
This 10 TO certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two yean. The best doctors In
Washington failed TO cure me.
Dr.. Tunblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and zee
ne. SILVA BAILEY,
Je21n AMn Barbeur's, 375 ID st., bet % and E.
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HAPPINESS ,0E MISERY LIZA, Is .u,
sAS oss'ssSt6 SS6Es&fssaa' sf sa' aHlIE6J HAEJ

i.ss. hfSs s. fsT nm
sn9srlns humanity youl OF cir most instr motive
and Ss 5Ms,Itss ..d e:
ellns, Indissstion, Wssknsss, .beprsssion, or iS
nSrsnos 2, rhy.oiosy sne Nssu5Ss Law: These
Hshtsning and saving thousands. ard viii be for
vaaded Tree oa the receipt Of four stamps, By sd.
aad Msdsetss. e6S broadway New York. jyls- ly
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To be Good Looking,
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL,

BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain q hand
some complexion, ex smDt
from Pimples, Blotches,
TO-, BY using
DR., TUMBLETY'S
PlMPLE
BANISHER.
Price, 81 per bottle.
Sent by mali or express
10 any address.
Onioe-No. IL Wash
inston Building, Pennsyl-
yanla avenue, corner Of
seventh street, Washing-
ton, ID. @.
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DROPOSALS FOR LEAD.

pROPOsALs FOR LEAD.
0rdsases QNes, was Ds,syts.sst, L
Proposals. will be received By this DeiaGtmsn,
e: siS1ns q as s: q 'G0: %
;E.O$ ;Es %.,s;S';,. TONS oF LEAD, to!5sy.
N!I a. ihs Sss = Ye.. Arsenal. Governor. Island,
AZ the dAsIIleshsny Arsenal, Pittsburgh. Psansyl-
AZ AZ the 81. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
. The lead must b eslsns: or other American,
SssDSnfs' or soft English. Of the most approved
Prol9sals viii b received for lots ofaOO tons and
Bidders yiIl state explicitly the time and amount
!, fsiIsfs q deliver ,. .,.eiaed time viii sub
be delivered at that time.
enter into SoDd. vis prSSer T .scDSss Ds Us R e
Lhs DsPsTtmsnt reserves to itself the right to
P5Ssps,slSi ssslSi EiI b sadTss.sd .s follows: Gen.
,: Pa On and should Be endorsed "PIss0s.: fOi
ORDNANCE OyvIcl. May ~, lsSs..
psmey. soDa Da; and q. ID dine OISs sos
iss Is JAZZ isssnSse r tfs n of
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
MOTIVE OF lEA0IlI
yAs aeltysrys sass oiSshi. ssu,suy i, rsm.v,s
nsm 1hira sqees = the large dSDot On 3 street
Q.tts.Es..ssss .ss Ess.A1 Sss ss s..ER
- ~ q saf PfoveraifflEs1a fEaS Nv ,s,ossss sso
], s.n-s AZ. sv.ap. go sas q Nsntp ssI:..
IL iJ JrAssa ssssRe E s;ss n :sIE,sSsHDo., E,ssD
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q y IC IAL,

~ WA,HINsTos, January R5, lses
The Secretary of STATE viii heFeafler receive
Members Of Congress on Suanes on ssturdrys,
sosmeHsins viih Saturday, TIE fsr of sex'
nonth.
Jan N-u WILLIAM sEwxEa.
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lust RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
~ IA SsSaI.. ss5 :Tssi. fi.IsS LsSi's Lss N
Lace, Cong and BuLion 6saers A
French Mid Slippers, Misses' and -
French 6 fsfln 6iore Cal, PsteIsf LesIheS. Mo-
rocoo. snd Lestpr Caters, and Ties 40 .
trioes. I'm sO-eotrl J. RosEHTHsE.'
RLACk SILKS, a. s q, 50. 81, 81 snc Sc inohs.
sIices VI me oest mases and &C the lowest
Slack BereSes. crsps Merets
Atecee and Bomhexinee
faok Engllsh Cnpe and Lace veiIs
M, "a Ma.h RILEY q BRVTHER,
No 90 Cenfrai stores. ops. Nenter MnTSes
eI-m hctveen 7th and eth stre=ts.
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WANTS.

000 MEN WANTED for the Eth Regular
clothing. SIS TO eH per month,
oilremium Pald to citizens or soldiers for each
accepted recruit
For further information apply at the l.te camv Of
tae rerlment, Camp Clifburne, 2lst street, Wssk-
ie 2S-Im Lisst. sth Cavalry. RecruIt'e Ofio:r.
NOTICE.
u HOSE In want Of Employment of auy kind
weuld better cal on the new INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, No. 81 9Th street, (where the best Of
paJ viii DO given TO hrst- olass servants.) have
sweys applications on hand for good Coofs, L,un
oresses, es,Chambermalds, w alters and Seamstre .ses
Also, Tor Young Men to wait on tables IN private
IoJer. in vsHt Of good help Will find it 70 their sd
N. B. HOUSES wanted. The be,, Of tenants.
above,
m n-1y N. ii. MILLER.
WANIED.-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DlN6, for which We are paying the hirhse,
sash prices. Families declining housekeeBing, or
asylng surplus Of furniture, will And it 70 their
BONTz q GRIFFIrH,
WANSED- Every person to know that an in
w the MARKET ready 70 pay cast for eli artIce
In the housefurnlshlng line. Those leaving the
eltyi OF having surplus, will do woll 70 cali r.
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh St, between and sts
(east sldeD Dcslsr in Neg and Se-on5 hand Far
nItare. nonu
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p DIR. JOHNSTON,
H. DC II n n y n

Has discorsrsd fAs Goa csrfaia, SPEEDY a.d osIs
EfscfHal Remedy ~ GAs VOID
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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ONE NICE SECONDHAND sILPEkT
payment. Also. others very eksaS, u1onf4TFA
sssJ 'stma Atths Mgsie ktors ef
- Sole Agent Of s.:iS.ss q; y ssss Phss..
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LET NO FALSE DELICAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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Member Of the Roy.l College of Surreons, Lon
don, Eraobtto from one Of tie most eminent Col
leges IN tac nlted States, and the greater Bsrt OF
whore hte has been sBent ia the hospitals OF
LONDON, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, Las
= Iere ever known; many troubled with rnIInf il
ae hssa sIa ears waen Sseeri great neryogs-
neAs, oelnE alarmed 81 SudGen sounds, bashfui-
ness with resu uent bluEhlnf, sttended aOmstlme,
Nith deranEemeni Of mind, yare cured Immrdi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-19

The Bulletin also contains the following:
LOUISVILLE, September I3.-ReliabIe inform
alton is received that Bragg is now at Hopkins
vile.
Two l~eserters from Buckner's arny say
Buckner was at Sparta, Tenn, on Tuesday last,
with 10000 men, and marching toward Ken
lucky.
LAGRANGE, Ky, September I5-Captain
Morris, just returned from a scouting expedition,
reports five hundred rebel cavalry at New Castle.
They captured the telegraph operator at Emi-
nenee, and threatened to hang him unless he
gave them his instruments.
The news again is that the city Of Nashville
is in G state eff the highest excitement, end the
report is current and generally believed that The
city is to be evacuated by the Federal forces,
and woe betake those Union men who remain
behind. Whist exclaimed a quiet Uniouist
just now, abandon us to the rebels Why,
there is not a secessionist who would not laugh
to see US shot down in cold blood by re- ell sol
dieTs, if they come here
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EEEERsL NRnERs Yn- 3
EADQUsBTERs DISTRICT cF the MIS-
siss PPL

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT up The MS
eisS p
JaCssoN NI 6. Sep rm-e- .GE. l@5l
ItE ~yI-lF o. -i-v=s on -ls public works
{ H tn ttis Ds--c. VII. bs -eEu s-e1 s-us-icsIv as
70 Tvs vE.
Isl Tee number OF =sv=s required fr 'sb-rs 40 nv
s1.cl VIII r= fE rated -u amt --H."1-u. rss-r-- Or
70 @ C1um-trae or planners Who VIII be r-I1asr=i 10
maks requs'tous on d. ishbo-nE p's-t-s for -t=r
proper quota n stoves for The C5l-sup srz1 work
%. oTs-ss-rs vi be Esai-d from he aurs-a1s
tson which Glaze are down. 20 thai s-cl 1Fz-s==r will
have under he rharge ab mt frv zfsvss
ID Saves VIII not be r-ta led beyond the period II
two weeks FOR labor on any of the public NO s4 with
out the 7-sanr Of tlc ownars bus Io-s-io1 vii be I'll.
is-f7t ~ he tu2ioyuznt Of slaves nom different PLAN
tst o1z
+l. When ira -ueLb.=. ozrs-5 " =ats.s- .s-.-
.laFes, 9th rELs rheT VII be supplied VIA sr.tzb "a.
u@n5 ron ne c'ulmtssars- 90 r-su.sr returns.
"h ~10ks vii De a-LLel ron au az he lsys4
en- lioyed- 20 prepare properly their food
on One or mere Surgeons vii De detailed 20 attend
The sick ard 20 see thzt tlev are prUus-rv rs-eE -.
n A person Oh well s-fs5l-hed character. BCs-ez=-
ing O knowledge sBd practical e4ps1srcs Of lie nan
eg-oeu5 ard working Of negroes, HiI be- appointed -
Tie su1eur- eu-sur IL c-a-gs 90 see tkst her uarfs
are prI7.d q fJr- and Oh ses that -Ley are not worked
1ECsuaa LOGrs without rest
ett- The commander Of stations, wLers fIavss sra
empio5 Cd VIII see thai proper rua-ls are tu-uhhed 20
prevent Irregularities, that GER ihcates are furnished 20
aI owners sPecdylng De number q slaves. length IL
time and character tfNork pei 0rmsd
By ordszSf BfisadisrGe1era RUGGLFs
r HOCE
Eesc ~ 4. A. EtuarzL
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mAnYBAND WIN THE soUTH.


After the many statements which they have
been compelled TO publish concerning the enthu-
siastic manner in which ibo armies OF the Con
federacy were received by the inhabitants Of
Maryland, II may be inferred that the Northern
press viii abandon the claim that that State
was loyal to Federal rule. The facts are com
pletely to the reverse, as IS proved by Northern
statements lrom every point, aud it is evident
that Maryland would, if permitted to act IN
aWed By a Federal force, vote out of the old
Union as unanimously as did Virginia, Tennes-
see CT North Carolina.
The means that are adopted to keep Maryland
in the old Union win form a black page in the
history of Northern outrage and usurpatioD
since the commencement of the war. AT the
very outset her people were ovenidden by a
hireling soldiery. The political complexion of
her legislature was changed by the incarceration
Of q sufficient number Of Southern Rights mem
ber5 70 give the tools Of LINCOLN 8 quorum.
Her State officers, or a portion Of them, were
forced from their posts. The municipal govern
ment of her chief city was taken charge OF
4AS pcol0 futel uI0eI lIs RUE OF the DAyOneL.
In fact. q more complete despotsm was never
i~naugurated, mr. were q people ever more com
pietely iyrantri1den.
But the fires of patriotism were only smoth-
cred, and brightly have they kindled up at the
presence of those who would be their delverers.
The o~vaions which greet cur forces attest this,
as vel as the Joy Of the people at being rid Of
their tsskmastsgs. Maryland is now, as she al
ways has been, heat and soul with the South,
and the p-0mptnass with which Der people
svince their preferences when an opportunity is
presented, cannot but be e source Of g~Tatiica-
ton to her numerous sons who have so long been
in different parts Of the Confederacy.
1t was msetthst g regiment Of them should be
the first OF the d~elivsrers to occapy her soil, and
.hsir reception demonstrated that they were not
The people were only waiting the
day and the hour, and It has arrived. We viii
soon be able to welcome their State as g sister in
he Confederacyt
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RArTLR EN

The dispatches which we publish this evening
show very clearly tbst there has been a pretty
severe engagement IN Maryland Although the
messages of MCCLELLAN claim q victory for the
Federsls, we think their general tenor indicstas
8 defeat.
i may be some days before We receive Guthah-
We shall swat them with grea. anxiety and the
fullest confidence of their favorable import
JACKSON has not been heard from, but be viii
b, aud that in the rear Of MCCLELLAN, at the
proper moment The latter will be enlightened
as to the whereabouts of " the enemy" al the
appointed time. So we predict.
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Dc - II

Up to the present wiring we are as ignorant
as The Ysnkess as to the disposition, movements
and purposes Of our army IL Maryland. From
present Indications our own opinion is tia. Gen.
LEE win march upon snd capture Harrisburg,
Pa which he wiz hold as q pledge agains. the
destruction Of Baltimore By The guns Of Fort
MeHsuy and Federal Hill, when he shall
move on that city.
Tde telegraph may probably throw some Fight
on the subject before going to press. A. any
rate . few days more must reveal to Us iatsIi-
gsuce Of the most thrilling import Both orr
snd the Federal armies are nov in a position
and section Of country where they cannot re-
main idle.
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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
MEMPHIS, Sept 10, wis Cairo, Sept. 70
A scouting party sent out from this place yes-
terdsy captured, a few miles from here, a rebel
mail, consisting Of 200J letters, destined for
Hlndmsn'5 army, together with q lot Of butter.
nut scapegraces, who were brought here snd in
csrceTated.
Colonel Grierson, Of tbe Oh Illinois cavalry.
supported by some infantry and artillery. On
ecuntered what is by some supposed 10 be part
Of BreckinTidge'5 army, near C0ldwater. Miss.
yesterday, and 2 skrmish ensued. Tbs psr-
dculsrs are not known. A wounded lieutenant
brought the news here, bat could not tell the re-
suit.
The gunbOas Cairo has arrived, and is station
ed here.
Fort Pillow is to be occupied and gauisoned
by our troops.
Seven thousand secession prisoners, 100 of
whom are officers, came d3wa This A.. NJ. Gu
route for Picksburg, escorted by the gUnboat
Lexington. They will Immediately re-euter the
service, not being allowed a days furlOugh. and
probably will be assigned to Buekners com
mand d.
The body Of Colonel Belzsr. lost on the
Acacia, has been recovered and buried at
Helena.
Secession mmoEs are plenty. Among them
is one that 14,000 raw troops had been attacked
while crossing the Ohio and cat 70 pieces by
Kirby Smith. Another is. that 5000 rebels are
marching on this city. Some are inclined to
place a little credence IN this, believing the Skin
mish st COldWatsr yesterday to have been with
breckenridge advance guard but IL Is, no
doubt, a fabrication. Should Memphis be at
lacked, the two gunbOats and ten mOrtzrs which
are here would soon reduce the city 20 a hesp Of
ruins.
Mr.. Sabine, agent Of the Chicsgo TaBaue,
ran Of into Dixie yesterday, leaving thas es-
Enlistment his creditor for a considerable
amount.
All is quiet below.
An expedition had lefs H lena fer Napoleon,
but had not returned at last report.
This city is very disordegiy, thehs and ARRAYS
being Of frequent Occurrences
An escaped Federal soldier, who has been for |
eight months a prisoner, reports that VHliDigue. |
with 1000, and Breckiuridge, with GO00 men. |
were moving toward Bolivar. From csnversa-
ton between the officers, he inferred that they
were destined for Kentucky but It was m
that they would make a demoustra ion
on Memphis.
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The Ports o. Portugal Open 20 the Free
Entrance Of Foreign Hreaa.sufs.
.-GATIJN Or TIE UNITED STATES.
L.-L.u Ar---.- La. I

WASHEGTON, September p-Ths following
dispatch mas been received at the State DeDsrt-
ment
LzGArI1N Or TIE UNITED STATES
Lisbon, AugustII ls62.
SIR I have the honor 70 incloss herewith a
copy Of a decree in Translation, Just issued by
his majesty's government, admitting foreign
breadstutfs into the ports Of his kingdom, nsa
nom the usual and established duty. Il is ev-
ceptional to acts Of the COrsss. and DEGREES ia
former times Of scarcity, inssmUch as -four Is
now included iu the free list, which, exceDs in
very rare instances, was confined 20 grains ex-
clusively. The answer to official inquiries In
regard 10 the crops rendered this step necessary
at once, and without waiting for authority from
the Cortes, which viii legalze the decree upon
assembling. Ny previous dispatches on this
subject have necessarily led you to EXPECT some
such intelligence.
Il IS desirable for the interests Of agriculture
and that publicity should be given 10
TINS information in an authentic form, In order
that whatever advantage may proceed rom it
may be enjoyed equally by both
It may be STATED also, in this connection, that
the belief exists in well-informed circles that the
supply Of cereals in E1r0pe ~il bs morelimIled
tlau has been expected, and tue dsmard f5r
american products co~rrespOndngy greater
/ am sir, very respectfully your o]oeiisut servant,
JAMES +. HARVEY.
ITO Hon. Wu. I'll. Seward, Secretary OF Stste
In consideration of what has been represented
to me by The ministers Of ali the departments.
and after hearing the council Of Ssaea, / AN
pleased to decree the following
ART. /. The free Introduction is permitted Of
foreign csreals-whsat, corn, rye. barley. and
cats, in grain, flour, and baked bread. through
the Island and maritime ports Of the Kingdom.
until the end Of April, 1853 Inc foreign cereals
thus admitted are only subject TO the duties
which national grains pay when dispatched for
consumption.
ART , After the expiration Of the period
marked ia this decree, the cereals referred to
therein may still be admitted on proofs being
shown before the government, in g hearing by
the competent fiscal department., that the same
cereals left directly the port Of shipment for
those Of this kingdom in SUN Client time 90 have
arrived within the prescribed period under the
circumstances Of an ordinary voyage.
Let the Ministers su1 Secretaries Of State and
al the departments, thus understanding these
presents, cause the same TO be executed. !
Palace Aiuda, August II, 1862.
KING,
Marquis DESOTLE,
YiscOuut De SADs,
BANCLIERA ACSELL,
JOSE BRADSICA'IP,
GASPO PERRIEA De SILVA.
JOAQUS Thomas LEOBODAIvILLA,
JOSEDA SILVA MEADEZ.
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PROVOST HEARsHAEs.

In our summary Of Congressional proceed
ings, published this evening, viii be found q
Communication from the Secretary of War de-
fning the duties Of provost marshsls. L vii
be seen they have 10 authority whatever over
persons not in the army, except where msrtiaI
law is in force, and it can only obtain by order
Of the President; also, that whether martial
law exist or not, they are expressly prohibited
By 8 general order from exercising civil juris-
detion There need be no conflict hereafter
between the military aud civil authorities, aud
It is to be hoped the latter viii at once vigor-
ousiy assume and exercise their Constitutions
powers.