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The New York herald., 1862-09-29

r1st fteenth street, this (Nosday) Afternoon AT ha
psss thros O'Clock, with'ut fusthsr tice
aow.Hso-an brootlya, On Sunday. september n
Ag,a IownssD, IN ths 18th yer or her age
aunesday m rning. ~ eight O'Clock at ate r-ss
NO 70 Harrison street. she wit be htesrea =
nsTnpscad, l. I, Ia the afternc at O'Clock
=. 1850 s.on Sunday. september 28 MAZDA E. wirs
~ w'iiiani Iawers, aged 3s ysl's.
s ns ,renas and relatives OF the family also Y1rt
ooge aud NJ, respectfully inyit 10 att nd "a,
dnuerai TINS (honday) aferuoou at two O'Clock frou
49, carmine street 80
Nottingham (Lngand) papers plesse copy
" ranL.-sn brooklyn, on saturday, September 2T z
ELLIOTT TUrHiL, twin son Of = Edward aad AtarV,e n
Fuihill, aged months and day.
ibs friends and relatives Of the family inv ID u
aten the funeral. this (Mondly) Afternoon 1t hai.p ~
,wp O'Clock from the residence ~ hs grandather Caot
samue tiioit Park avenue, second door from Cllnos
VAN CASrEs.-on sunday, September %, WILLIAM r.
son oI ot." W, aud Chrs.ena d. Van Camper agei ii
months and 26 dsys
Inc relatives and friends q the family resnectfy
invited 10 attend the lunera from the res denca of h.
Parents corner OF Forty uuh stree, and six vene q.
Tuefday afternoon, at ono Oci OK
WhhkS--on Snturd " september 27 AZ er a shor,
Hines, JAMES hEswIcx wALEEs ou.y soa OF George Il
and II uisa Walker.
The relatives aud friends or the family are rcsr,cri,
invited 10 attend the funeral from tho residonce ol ~
parents, l8f Fast Ffto street, tina (mna .ft.y
noon ri half last two O'Clock. His remains viii be In
tered In Il unity Cemetery.
WuARDDRiI.--)n Sunday, ieptember 29 Jouy vnrr,.af
son OF Richard and Mary woarddel aged no.tn, nns
D days.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are uvi ea t
attend the funeral, this Monday afternoon a. 1--WE
O'Clock, from The residence of his parents 90 ayenreD
IoUSs-!n Brooklyn, T.. H.. Thur sdav Serte tsh-,
g. tLNoRA daughter Of Joseph and Mary H. Young aged
NE year aud four months.
lie remains were inferred In Greenwood.
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Beecher ON the Proclamation.

80. ir,oansc aodlenco assembled last evening in i'ly
.A church (ev. II. W. Beechcr's, and those persons
80. romiliar with this sentlouans treatment Of puo
30 os, expected TO listen to discourse upon the ersat
,o,., :, y vcck--,hs Presidents proclamation After
e,o -, eg,ous introductory exercises Mr. ftechcr
,.pou,o, IS text, which was tsSeu from chfonslss
r,ov, thcs,esh, to 18Th verses
..p,s, ~. lrou Lord God Of tsrnc, our Father, ior
,ycr sd scr Thine, Lord, Is the greatness aaa tho
power ard tic sloy and the victory ana Tue ma
s>ty," NC. !.
In his u,rodueser remarks he said that ans WIS ono y
.bs osi snlic a ona ptIons Of power and govern
rncu, to Cod ,hc, ~ made. II ro,l from tho lps u
avd sp.ak,ny urop ~, Of tho most nomentous occa-
,o Of celebration IN bs Jewish history, and became by
sncspspce tho sentiment on hcpcopc They declared their
saith Gods supremacy and soverhmen' ovs1 inc a'a's
sot alsne Of individuals, but, ""sonA ivy '0Nn."'
edged their dependence, not o. "r0" oou pe'soDs
Du, also their dependence for s.Aa. p'@pe'y ahu
glory. All nations substantially hc 's ''u'n 'na' 'pe
world governed by God. The sp '..' moses'.o ~
sngth show the administration Of q. 'uo sh''s y
nations, affirming that The same law who s0ss'asu 'us
sndvidu, applied TO nations. A natls "ss u''a y
responsibility for obedience Of physical and 'oo' ="
sut especially was this the 10 regwd 70 a A rrin'
spies American citizens ought to In, NV
10 fulfil their duties IN respect to ~
tife Az we had come 10 time when Goa WIS
10 the ruost signal shhwing His righteous f'-
poses, ho would point out some OF a oso
epatarss that werc now displaying themselves ="
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Married.

CAsE-sMrH On wednesday, september IT, ~ tho re
sidence Of tho bries parents by the Rev William r.
Hammond 'HgisroruxR u cAss OF Pecons, Long Island
10 EMMA A. SIXTH, of this cN y.
ER.tuSEtARsKR Ibo> sday september 20, by the
Kew Dr. Dewitt JOHN ERsksE. o. fennsyv"na % mss
MRYER-AIcocK Thursday ev> >sning, september -
az tho residence Of Tho bride, by ~ Key Cornelius -
Sn assistant minister II the Chuscho tno ASCENSION
JOIN q. MYERS and Mrs EfLzABgTn L. ALoocxi all oil
this city.
English papers please copy.
lERsINs-SRAsAS.--0n Wednesday morninS Ssp. ember
"a at The residence of the bride father by the Rev Mr.
Edw ards, WILLIAM \ tEnIiys, OF Bruvlyn 10 Cglfs
sASM SEAMAN daughter OF Noah Seaman ot Cold Sprhs,
Long Island.
SIELsAY--IIoYr AT Manchester, Vermont, On Tues
day, September %, by the Rev. James Anierson VIII
LIAM 9. spEAN OF Brooklyn, to SARAH A. daughter of "
W. Hoyt, Esq., Of Manchester.
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and Departures.

L,vseyooI oI-sesmssip City Of Balmor. Mrs Miller sne
infant Mrs hrec daughter NJ Davis and lady
Buil.y, John COitcr coward uatlnu. Nj Wlaton
lady. Jsmei M.tcA-, Robertson, Nj Boyd and LADY,
Mr. rseney nd lady. william King and sd Mr. kirppen.
dorf. acy and tre children; Murray, Francis Prott,
Maurice King wsyt Weer NJ Btandcrstein NJ
wlisa BnraoD Mrs Ellen McArthur. Mos DOYLE Mas Mo-
lon.y Mis- Thompson ana caic Ms. Cannady Hss MArg.
Wunasriich Rev John Lord Mr. Lemson, Nsili,
AbeRoy. William Roberts, am.th, John smith wi.,ian
Manson Jules Liixis Cutter, q Striker. samuel govd,
Henry seymour,J } Hl.ginsou, William Ford, Stephen
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To THE NERVOUS AND DEBrLrTATED.
IAURIE's LIFE PILLS.
THE GREAT CHINESE REMEDY.
DISCOVERED BY
DIR. ADAM LAURIE.


Member the Rovsi College Surgeons England LosnN-
ate of Ha and Grad Of toe Eeols -
nsdur Paris For many years attached " ths FrsnsA
and British Embassies At Hong Kong
This remedy which has foe time
been most introduced IN Europs 10 for tAo
urst time, offered - the American public.
discovered BY Dr. Laurie, dcrng his resdence u
Chin. where been pr-scrbd ~
OF that antidots tho
effects sirons teas, eating OF opium, &C. J.
rars and bsutifu plant indigenous the srowinU
districts toe Celestial Empire. Their Operations h8
whether resulting ssdensry oerapar
ton Indulgence In strong drins restenee warm inmates
uuiy Tney also q sovereign remedy II bosA
Neuralgia. nc 81 Nitus Dance LAnr
Lsasnds Depression vi Spirits sicx hesdache Is
potency, rrrtsbty FeA, hscitement Dstsse and hce-
of tho Heart, Of wbth diseases owe their orsm 10
derangeren o. the norsvus ~ stsm OF disesse orgsns
They iske efsci cuaa-, bat Act sisstncalV o.
the blood aud csnrce and are gnaTAntsed ~ %
perfectly tho that ths most dsats laAy
child Jake them with cntrc ssfety whhss
THAR action almost instantaneous In rrnoyatng the fras
paired powers Of life and giving caewed vsor 10 the noes
Shattered constitution Their surprising edaay hes beSo
thpussns OF suner-rs oo;h male sed fnaIe
whose hyss had previously been euFssen 70 shemssvss
th-ir families.
meal Of The day he danger ~ uesrng from ~
dte.stion and many . would be gogtnani who nss
hitherto heen only looksron ~ the dlnner table, may nov
naulgc his reasonable appetite with impunIy - -
st they done up small Chinese artons csfu-sYsS
share and dollar per bos, each ocl cons mn9
forty pills, aud nah nose 70 one io Two aoinr
Sent post free By mall TO any sdress on rsp, o. ons
,aasrly =, ,hs cuics 53 iroadwag New York, from
'"S GEORGE BtLPIN,
Genera Agens for .he unied States
Opposite ~. Nicholas Hotel
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'Jhe Hon. Owen Lovejoy Becoming Sens
aihle

The Hon. Owen L0vejoy, Of Il.nois, made speech al
'Seoria on 18th We quote from the report OF his
,zpecch made by the Tran cript Of that place.
He sa,d he was no fault indcr. He WAS ia favor VI
giving cordial support to the President and his generals
AID all wii3 .ged in the work of Expressing the
rctelfos. Ec rad confidence IN Old Abe--belieyed In
aim 'ttAsousb and through" and what was more, 'up
and down. When the ship WAS at Sea IN stoi m u was
time nd fault with the captan our duty Is TO pu
she ropes as he directs and TO the pumps when he
asks We let him steer the ship and direct be-
management. Old Abe Is captain, and ! am prepared,
1sd the speaker, u tho ropes just as he orders. On
tho emancipation question Mr. Loveioy defined himself.
4ie said he had quit sgating tho question long ago.
and IN the lest session Of Congress old his
kDst 20 keep cd brother WiciSline, Of kcntickyi
ssrnsa spcliing on 1t, but he did not succeed.
Heernf hc said that the had got to the top Of
tuc hii IL would 60 down iast enough without any ur
sher add His individual opposition TO slavery was IN the
present crisis subordinate his love Tor the Union lie
endorsed President 1cuns letter 10 Horace Greeley
-c co,l hcf sars the Union Nv srring aorsry he sad
sasRs II ts could ced w 1Vrsuig @'
,ag f,pprv, he scid to hdf " 70 su~ " nsis
g.osoat nsccssory to dsroy slavcrg, tce"y dmes -
s.ct The great object OF the war was The pr.servsop
ci the Union and tho constitution: and emaucipatoh
adopted, would only be a means to that ehu. inc
speaker reviewed the position In which slavery s"ou IA
regard the rebellion. his views being Precisey tno
same urged by all loyal mon not nnuer cedo
love Cor the peculiar institution. lie showed tne ara
given 20 the rebes by their slaves, and the gront
tnge OF dcprvng them Of their services. The remainder
., Tho speech was confined to explanation OF the pro-
vsops III the Conscaion bill, and defence oi the JUS.
~ that tneqsurc.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tse c9nsra mail steamship Arabia Captain Stue, VIII
leave E,esou, on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The mails Europe vii, close ia this city 10
afternoon at quarter PAST AID AZ h.ll.past I've
O'Clock, 70 so by railroad
me Nrw YoRg ngSuu---sditou for Europe--wii BE-
published at eleven O'Clock morning, and will
contain thu laes. dispatches from General Mc'lelans
sho wing the present condition Of the Union forces
on the Upper Potomac: Important Movements n Ken
tricky Interesting News from New orleans; Affairs ~
anu obout Washington The Gubcsnatorai Convention In.
tore.ting News rrnni the south Tho Rebel Account or
the Battle oi Antesm The from Mexico opsnngof
the Fail and Winter Fashions in The Metropolis all
other news of she week Of Interesting character.
single coples Wrappers ready rot mailing, cents
sanpson Low. .Son & Co.. No a; tGdeste Hill fNndoa,
rngand viii receive advertisements and suhscr ptious
fsr the NEW yorx HrsASn.
Ofioinl Drawings OF Murray. Eddy n
KssIscss, EaraA %. $ s5s--ssp:ember =. lss:.
kn.rSs.,. Sa .c o,. .ossp,.uSsr o. sS Mo- q z. .,sss
n, 4, a, Y. ". -. 2, IL, ~, ~, ~, 81
Circulars Of 'sar1x x9sSsS & ssars'sb Ny SAsr Co.
Corioston, ky. OF ~. LOUIS. Mo
Oncisi Drawings ostne Delaware state
Lssteries.
~. 4. b3. u, 10. IL. IL. ~, 81, 81 l6. ~.
DELAWARE. Class pi-ssp,emoer 81, ts61
81. 70, :. y, .. Y, 80; H. g. TO- H. 6o' 70.
Sons :, xosnIs co.
ORsosal Drawings or tbe Library Asso-
'''H c'"D:s. CAS-. i:fss Ss asssass ,s
57, Is, %. u, 40. IL, 90. n, 35, ~, ~, A.
CrAss No. Ws-ssptembcy ~, tso2.
70, 10, 81. ~, 50, "a, ~, 90, 80, 9, 56, IL.
n tRascg \ CO.. coyInsloa, H.
Prizes Dashed In all LsaaliEsd Lotteries.
Information gwen JOSEPH RATks. Broker, No. III
Wall street No l. New YORK.
Royal Havana Lottery.-see Umcfal
drawings Of september i6 iS62, In suother eoleuln.
TAYLOR \ CO
l2 Cnptos de ytstte for 81, at vnughaB's,
2 Bowcryt will satisfy s e,o minutes after sIs'ns tha,
mine are The best
AZ Tim ms n's--uu pc riaIes,
Flowers, Bonneis, Ac,
7i2 broadway.
Fall and Winter Bonncts Just rcceivsd
Fancy show Cards and Price MnrRs.-
SrEPHEN " sMIrB zle Broadway near The As.o, House
s. = -
suffers and Chaplains' Tents.
g. u. TYLER, Manufactures, No IS Easi broadway.
vsrd asau,ancous hsrmlcss and reliable Sold BY drug
sts vsrfames cerywhere Factory VI bsrcay street.
Crtstador.'s Hair Dye, Preservattve and
Wig depot wholesale and retail. No Aston House. The
Dye 81 applied by experienced artists
Heautiful Com pI cxton-Phalon's tSuow
Waite Cream when applied 10 the face neck aud
Nv all drisxis,s and ,aun, snuda daalers
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The Released Soldiers or Duryes's Xeu-


70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nzw YoHx Sept. 81, 1852
The friends OF the following named belonging to
Dufyee's Zouavcs (fith New York State volanteers)
win be pleased TO learn Of their safety through your
columns. They were taken prisoners at the battle OF
Bull run August 80 aud psrced by Colonel Stafford, Of
The rehn army SNutemher l. al CaineaxiIle. Va
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Tru. scs.->-Marsh u Co.'S Radical Cur.
sh auy other russ oee OF ssme name. Female staendan
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Trnsses. Crutches, Supporters. &c. -
pow 90. IS, 2,5 Eighth avenue. Ss -
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- nr"sscs.-Sn mites Patent Lever Trusss
10 the best Truss in world cure ans go, -.
bay anui you L. IL Is iSht clesn aud h9n
free. GREuOkY go 90 ra'hIhiets
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Use rros. milier's Fifty Cent Hair ID ys-
pscs & sna oro~n rae best Sold BY drugg.stA Depot g
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Jnvali,Is Suffering from Chronic Dis
ssses consult DR. WOLF $50 broadway NY

Doctor Hunters DiscovsTy Cures the
very ScrofuA obstinate Erupcs OF the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Divson New York city since
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Cytstadora's HAIR Dye, Preservattve and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No Asior HOUSE. The
Dye 81 applied by experienced artists
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:, Efsht CaItes 6r yisite for SI-rnunI IN
shs eoss made BALLOTS. 2ss Greenwich 81 COR Bsrcss
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I2 Captcs de ytsite for 81, nt vnuGhan's,
mine The best
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BntchsIor's Hair Dye--sbe best IN she
vsrld hsrmlsss and reliable Sold BY drug.
sts and ysrfame everywhere. Factory u barclay street
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Fancy show Cards and Price MnrRs.--
srEpnEN sMrrB gl9 Broadway, The As,o, House.
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Royal Havana Lottery. see Vnscial
drawings Of september 10. isS2, In suoiher eoinun:
TAYLOR A co
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AZ Ttlms msn's--ImperiaIes
Flowers Bonnets, Ac.,
7I2 broadway
Fall aud Winter Bonne,s Just received.
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Prizes Dashed In all LsgaLixsd Lotteries
Information eiven JOSEPH RATES Broker No |
Wall street No. !. New YORK.
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MIsCELLANLGJH.

LII HousERFnsERs,
"A HOTEL xEEPk..s AND EVERY PERSON
WILL SAVE TWENTY fEk CENT
by bu7tjx Silver Plated Ware, Table rtl-ry, Tea rray
Door Mate, Kitchen Tables ker Bro She's ETponA
COOKING UTENSILS
aud description 81 h0lse FURNISHING articles ~
EDWARD -. bASSF0SD'S oRBAr BAZAAR,
Cooper Ins..tutc, IA Astor pisca
Illustrated catalogues free
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Hea autifut Compicxton-fhniob' "Su0w
White Cream when applied 70 the face neck and
lkc work oi magc u makes the cosrsnst ssn
smooth ard the sirrs coips&isn transpareQty white.
sals NV all dr,lszists and ,aun, snlds dGalers
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A RrICLEs FOR UNION SOLDIERS IN CAMP OF
~ fed, should hc sent y The Rayndeu ~ n oaf
rAey send dali, to ali Union camps, aad eHaiss
half rates.
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suffers and Chaplains' Tents.
g. H. TYLER, Nanufacturer. No IS Eas; Broadway.
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A CoS,s SONS
"A. All who o Crutch 81 Gene
Call on cox In Maiden lane.
AtNo IS
A BOX OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES CsfMgf.E I'M
n tiai ready tnarAedj. Uny 81 W. stG.AEREDEs. 50
Broadway.
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Omosal Dra wtngs OF the Library Asso-
esston Compsny's Let,erv of kentucky.
CLAss No sM-sepeabsr ~, fSS4
ca, Is, %. "a. 40. IL. Sc. ~, 80, ~, az, a.
ClAss No. 0s--sspembcy ~, lso2.
70, 10, 81, 80, 50, "a, ~, 60, 80, 9, Sc, IL.
X. rKAScg 4 CO.. ceyinxioa. Il,
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Sept 25
Though believe that this procaHatio Is not all
s the exgency Of the tmes and the consequent duty Of
the government requreond therefore not jbitoa
many oters-stil II important step IN the
right direction, and act Of immense historic
qence and ustines the almost universal gadrcss Of
preston and congratuation which it has simul
sareousy elected in part Of che free states IL calls
Cor the prompt and efficient enforce pent by the army
and navy Of the ConsCation act passed by Congress,
eby the Of all rebels who may be captured
who may seek protection under the national ag to
DO liberated uncondtionay; and the goat Of the
sayeholders in furious rcbeien ewoncp1tes more
Ian hrce-foar.hs Of the entire Stare population
as fat as hey ;ha1 bscome accessible. II also
s;,,rsds any persouf connected with tho military
na service 10 send back any fugitive slave
ha.evsr These commands II faithfully executed BY the
army and navy will speedily give staggering blow TO
tho relon The Objectionable features OF tho proci
nation its avowed readiness to return To beody
Stripes horrible torture and lifelong seryitute CIR he
Pc killed outright) any hunted bondman on the mere
cath villain claiming him that he loyal ~ the
xoyernuiept--its seemingly contradictory talk for the
hrst portion 0f 10 10 characteristic tumble OF words
about sancipatng the slaves in all existing rebel States
OF January, 1868 "a time sufficient to enable
ek Davis and his Coniederates 20 anticipate
that measure thcms and thus their ndepen
aence BY foreign in venti )is proposition 10 make
s,es overture the slace States to sI heir sdus syta al
odrgaiRaad Us an absurd and proscriptsre de<cs %
srpdyiqtc TIC colored population from this, TIER na'rs
lard.
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A RoMATIC sCUIEDA1 SCBNAPPS
~ SIANfsH AND ENGl.isH LARELS
IN sONDED WAREHOUSE,
FOR SALE Lkks TIE UtsTY

FUK NAIE LkbS TIE UGTT,
10000 of Woies elaborated hi Aro-n
Schnapps putiup with and Pn sh labes expre.s.y
foreign markets TOR sale DO hded acb
below the price Of oth,r pure gsn in bont.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE,
~ Beaver Ir~eA
Orders received for ,hipmcnts from Hamburg Rotos>
dam or England.
CORNs, BUNIoNS INVERTED NAILS. ENLA9GED
~ joints and all OF he feet witnor pssD
the patient by DR. ZACHARfR seoey
Chiropodist 200 Broadway. Refers 70
reon
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DEAL JET BRACELETS. ELEGANT STYLES.
IL For -aie by GEO q. ALLEN, 4i5 broadway. one q
be Canal street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18

New YORK, Aug. 17.-Key West letters re-
port the capture of the English steamer Co.
lumba, with cargo of forty Armstrongguns,
several thousand Enfield rifles, army blan-
kets, and other articles, by gunboat Santiago
de Cuba. The Columbia is new iron pro-
peller of four hundred tons, and the cargo cost
100000.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE navy depart
ment has received some particulars Of the
capture Of the steamer Columbia by the San
tiago de Cuba. She was taken about seven
ty-f1ye miles from Abaco after a chase of six
hours. She had left Nassau the day previous,
ostensibly bound for ST. Johns. She was un-
der British colors, but had no register what.
ever She is loaded with munitions of war.
cannon, rifles, powder, shell, cartridges, army
blankets, and iron plates. She is a new, fast
propeller, of iron, provided with ports, and
probably intended for a confederate gunboat
This is her first attempt at running the block
AIDE, and she had on board Charleston, Sayan-
nah, and Bahama pistols.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-The tug Leslie
returned to the navy yard this morning, bring
ing up small sloop called the blossom" Of
St Marys, Md, and eight prisoners captured
on Monday night by the "Rehance" while
crossing to Maryland. The captain of the
blossom acknowledges that he has taken
several cargoes of merchandise to Virginia.
There are now about six hunded prisoners,
both military and state, confined in the old
capitol prison. One hundred and ten of them
were taken in the recent battle at Cedar
4ountain. Directions have been received to
prepare for the reception Of two hundred
more taken in the same engagement, who will
probably reach Washington some time during
the next twenty-four hours.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived
from Harrison's Landing with 1919 sick sol
diers. The following eastern names are
among them :-Dennis Shannon, w. L. Walk
or, j. r. Fish, Isaac Hathaway, James Hol-
den, B. +. Hutchinson, and John Halves, eth
Massachusetts; Morris Sullivan and John Re-
gan, 9th Massachusetts,; and w. IL. Ashburn,
32d Massachusetts.
The commissioner Of internal revenue has
prepared a form of book to be kept by disti-
lers and brewers, which will be furnished to
parties interested upon application
The meeting of the board to examine sites
for new navy yard, has been postponed to
the Goth inst, on which day the board will
meet at New London, Conn.
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From Gen. Pope,s Army.

CULPEPPER, Aug. I7.-Major Fifield, the
officer having in charge the railway affairs at
this place, yesterday went with a construction
train as far as the Rapidan station but it be-
ing announced to him that a considerable body
OF the enemy were within gunshot of the river
on the other side, it was deemed injUdicious
to commence operations upon the bridge until
our forces under Gen. Pope, who were then
ON the march, should reach the river to cover
our workmen. Maj. Fifeld was notified that
q short distance from the road was stored
considerable quantity Of flour. He with a
sufficient force proceeded thither and secured
over 100 bags of flour marked confederate
States" probably amounting to ~, 900 pounds.
Contrabands from Gordonsvlle report the
continuous arrival of troop trains there from
Richmond. Heavy bodies have been sent out
right and left Of our center to protect it
against any flank movement by the enemy.
We now occupy the line Of the Rapidan from
Race Coon Ford on the east to Canes Ford
on the left, with pickets and scouting parties
beyond these points.
Culpepper is now comparatively relieved
from the wounded, excepting cases where
death would ensue from immediate removal
several amputations were performed yester-
day upon the rebel wounded who were found
and collected this side of the Rapidan. Gen.
Banks is fast recovering from his injuries
Yesterday he was able to walk about with the
aid of a cane.
CULPEPPER, Aug. 16.-Gen. Siegel, who
occupies the advance near the Rapidan, re-
ports that this morning the enemy made a
teint or attempt to cross the river, but he
drove them back. All is quiet.
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food from East Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. l6.-Captain j. H.
Ferry, division quartermaster, has just arrived
from Cumberland Gap, which he left on the
18th inst at noon. He reports that General
Dccourceys brigade was attacked by Steven
sons rebel division on the 9th inst. at Taze-
rel, and Col. Cochran of the 14th Kentucky,
whipped four rebel regiments. Col. Cochran
held his fire until they were within one hun
dred and fifty yards, and checked their ad-
vance.
The federal loss was three killed, fifteen
wounded and ffty-seven of the seventeenth
regiment taken prisoners. We took rebel
lieutenant colonel whom we exchanged for
the fifty-seven prisoners. The rebel officers
admitted a loss of $50 killed and wounded.
We took two hundred and thirteen wagon
loads of forage and seventy horses. We lost
the knapsacks of two regiments.
There has been no fight at Big Creek Gap
as reported, or any other engagement in the
vicinity of the Gap or Tazewell than the fore
going. All reports of engagements and of
the cutting to pieces of Gen. Carriers and
Col. Birds forces by the rebels are utterly
false.