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tnst will take place in Trinity NJ. E. Church. t.
day. at ii o'clock The relations and friends Of the
family are invited to attend
YOUNG SOLDIER, S. DEmITT MITcHELL-The
following lines were written by one who knew and
loved this brave young soldier well. He was for
some time q member of Company I, but for the
past six months was attached to the
Department in the famous "stonewall Brigade. y
He most faithful in the discharge of his dutes
but when the clash of arms and the din OF battle
was heard near his beloved home, he could no
Aid to Gen. c. S. Winder-and most calamity
did lie conduct himself during that bloody engage
ment. He was all day in the action. and fell about
sunset on the evening Of the 9th of June in that
last desperate charge when we took tie enemy s
battery. He died without paug, and with smile
on his lips and the flush of victory on his brow
When they were bearing his body slowly home
ward young girl met the ambulance. and hearing
of his brave conduct crowned him with laures, with
the request that he should be buried with that
wreath which he had SO nobly won.
Just tribute tn byare youn spirit sao lad s;een up
his IfeSa deteace Of all thar MATES life dear 90 us
Brave gallant youth, we deeply mourn
Thy fate, tho glorious, yet how sad
Torn from Life's hreshold while its joys
Filled thy young heart with fancies glad,
Thy daring spirit led thee
TO battle for thy cOuntry's good
To save thy mother from wrong,
Thy sisters from Tyrant's mood.
Geld duty's rein you proudly spurned.
Aud rushed with ardor to the field,
Resolved to crush tn insulting foe.
Or in the van thy spirit yield
The order, Charge y rang on the air,
And as the word fell on the
Ten thousand forms to battle HE'D
That rocked not danger, knew not fear.
Among them, one 40 debonair;
The brightest form mid all that throng,
True valor beaming in his eyes,
And on his lips this warrior song.
Charge my boys, for mothers dear
To save our sisters from the foe -
Alas the words died on his lips,
The warrior met the fatal blow.
And reeiing from his steed be fell
A star from Honors lofty dome
His smile lit face bespcaks full well
Fond thoughts of iorts4y eHes at home.
His noble soul hath winged its flight
His hallowed memory s left with friends
Take comfort from his glorious death,
An unmixed grief God never sends.
Rest martyred soldier, resrin peace,
Beneath the fiowsr-enaInelled sod
Thy form in Hollywood now sleeps.
Thy soul, we trust, is with thy God. T.
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WoNEx IN WoRKHousEs.-In March, of last
year theirs were 3d. CTS sdut females h workhouyss
IN England and Wales
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saN Psaha drinks noAhng but Nile water A
great Macy alright csSes. llled with that duid,
haye la1sly arrived at Touien, and been forwarded
y 1peispd fss h1s uss. The yicercy also receives
mDrlss ~ siee, colbs and tobacco from his own
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HORSES FOR SALE.


v1OR SALE--A gentleman about to enter the
10 infantry service, wishes 10 dispose Of his
HORSE and EQUIPAENrS--saddle Bride halter;
blanket. End vaIise. The animal is fine blooded
mare, well gated, good jumper and swimmer Price,
for ALL ESQ. Address u. u. r.. ~ Dispatch Of
fee. iy l2-:ns
-.-- 49,
E0R SALE-A No, l, Thoroughbred sorrel
10 STALLION. good nise. warranted sound, quite
gentle, viii work beautifully uudss the saddle OF In
harness. He b = noble Aosse for Geld service Can
be seen at r REID,S Stables,
Jy 3--3ts Oh. near Clay street.
EOR SALE-A very nns roam 6TALLlON-of
ID dcer's horse. Can ~ seen ~ Hlx's stable,
Gamer OF Cary and 10Th streets. Apply 70
JAS. A. AUGUST.
jy I&ets ar 30. lAe Main a.
VXTATER rOWKR FOR RENT-Ahout ten
w horse power, with two rooms each, about
2ixid feet; can b had by immediate application
the undersigned. near Haxau & CO. mills.
iy ia--6t. EDDENs 4 BRANAAN.
AATs XND CORN NEAL For sale bye
~ w. r.. MAyO,
y l2-8t CosDsr Gary end llth ~
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z INFORMATION WANTED OF the whereabouts.
OF &. X. DURisoE, Company ID. li,h soutA
Carolina Regiment, " no was wounded on tue !. lh
uli in battle near his sisy. Any Information wih
reggtd to him Will be gratefully received by b..
father. II addressed To tiis office.
iy iu-3ts w f. uItEISOE SE
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Funeral Notices.

The funeral Of CHARLES B. WATKINS, who
was killed in the battle Of the LIST inst, below Rich
mond, will be PIT ached ON tomorrow, Sunday,
13th3 at Leigh street Baptist Church, at IL o'clock
by the Rev. j. B. Solomon. The friends and ar.
quaintances of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
The funeral of RICHARD J. BROOKS, son of
BENJAMIN B. and Martha A. Brooke, who was ac-
cden.ally drowned at Brury's Bluff on the 18th
inst will take place in Trinity NJ. E. Church. t.
day. at ii o'clock The relations and friends Of the
family are invited to attend
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rINHEgE was taken from my stable small sorrel
j MARE. that was left there as being strayed,
ABOUT three weeks ago. on last Saturday. She had
a sore On 'ne oscS' Win pluessope on IL II the
Nv nas so' ,,'. ~, H'sn . an 10 Know ina.
@ h,,d . na ~n. .no was para, 80
mo ca,om;.,sd ,hes. a. .pn ~ s.s noo % nav
Was brought to INV stable h nv the NIGH, wa,.,
Thursday morning, small bay HORSE; white
feet aud face; marked ON the back with the saddle
The owner Will prove property, pay expenses, and
take It away K REID,
~ u Ut STABLES 9th St., near Clay.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From the subscriber.
/ on the I'd OF July, on 18th street. near yictor,s
Mi.is, = email, medium size, blood bay MARE Has
a dropping rump; has weak eyes /: yew neck. and \
few wi bite hairs on one of her hind legs4io not re
member which will pay a reward of twenty
dollary II delivered to me- or any Information 20
that can set her. BANKS WADE.
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INFORMATION WANTED-ADDiSON RAJ
4 D0LPH, of Company G, lc.n q eergie ragiulsgl,
wounded severely on the 9Th June. sn,i WIS pr
badly brought 10 the city tie isy following, hss
no. since been heard from, Any information con
corning him will be thankfully received By one q
his company, Address w. X. NELSON,
IL li--.u~ Gu. c. 18th ga Regiment
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of nay brother Pr
Il vaie Il. t. GOoDSoS, Company Y. llth AS
bama regiment o feet high. dark skin. black lal'
and eyes. long gray coat, who is missinA since th.
battle of June 30th and is supposed to be Of pr
vate house. Please send information by mdil. 20
Lieut.. J. GOoDSoN.
iy Il-~att Go. Is, lith Ala Ieg't Richmond.
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INV ENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Strayed stolen Thursday night. 10th iu-
slant, Il WHITE HORSE Of medium sise heavy
name and tail, iron gray legs one or two sores
sears the right side of his back, fiush scar
just behind the right ear. no shoe on his right hind
foot and the the left broken and very loose
For the delivery OF the above described horse to
at the Richmond House, will pay the above
reward, tS2o) J. L. AH ACkEIFOhD
Pit ~ CIV ua5,rrs
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"TANTED--Th ADDRESS Of Miss ANN 6
" ROBINSON, formerly Of Coal Hill ?. q,
Guochland county, Va. by relative. Send TO Tia.
office, tothe address of !" iY l2--It'
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- TRAYED OR STOLEN $50 REwA RID
/ From the battle field OF Gaiues's Mill, IN Han
over county, n BAY MARE. seven years old, one
hind foo. white, a star in the forehead. and
on her left thigh, ranging from inside, about i've
inches long tail and name long and heavy. The
above reward will be paid delivery to WI.
JNo. CLARKE, corner OF 18th and Broad SITS.
v ID. 81
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of l. ID. an
I DIRE WS, company l. 18Th Alabama regiln. n,
VINO was wounded ON Friday, tie 9th OF June,
Any one knowing Lis whereabouts will please let
bis brother L. +. ANDREWS. know at this office
y I2.--Itt
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF CHARLES z
L SANFORD, Company p. 4ssh regimen, Georgia
volunteers, who wounded and sent 10 Rich
mcnd 27tn June. ANY person knowing anything
OF him will confer n favor by leaving informatica
for me at The Dispatch Office.
IN 10 ct. JOS K SANFORD
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IMPORTATION WANTED-Of l.. V. FAY
CHER, Company G, 10th Alabama regimep,
who was wounded on Monday, June 30th aud
supposed to be in some hospital or private boa.
Ia this city. Any information Of his yvheresbou.
eft at this Office, will be thankfully received BY b.
father, N. H. PANCHER
And also of COLLINS BRAsHEa, same COMPANY
and regiment. iy Il-i..
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IMPORTATION ANTED-of NORRIS
RUFTY, Rileys Artillery, who was WOUNDED
in the Tuesdays fight before Richmond ANY On.
knowing of his whereabouts will please nforna bis
father, by note, addressed 10 Salisbury, n. C.
~ l2--.a+ EDWARD RUFTf
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LOST. STRAYED, kt.

CTRAYED OR STULEN-Erom my residence,
- on the north side Of Marshall street, between
lou bee and Adams streets, TWO SHoATS, about
months old, one randy -colored boar. the other
a white shoat. For their return l will pay a
liberal reward. Fer the thief who has my sons
BULL TERRIER PUPPY Joe" lost few days
since, (H stolen if arrested and put in my custody,
will pay $50 and the same sum for the two shoats.
As many depredatious have been committed up
my premises whilst undergoing repairs. l will
here state for the benefit of all who have trespass
ed, may desire to do so, that during the day an,
absent. but they will find me or my authorized
agent nj home from o'clock p. NJ to o'clock A.
NJ, armed TO the teeth. by which mean sssbuble
barrel shotgun and two Colts 5shoo.ers-one long
range, the other belly-torer at short range
jy l2-3s. JAS. F. dOPDIN.
TRAYED--From shotkoe Warehouse opposite,
- the Columbian Hotel Thursday morning,
the 10th, an iron gray HORSE, with white name
and tail, very slim, rides WELL and is about ak years
old. The saddle was a very common one, with no
trappings OF any kind, and had tied. behind IL an
Indiarubber cloth. viii pay S,5 reward for the
delivery of said horse to ue, at the 18th VA Regi-
ment Pieketts Brigade, Lengstreet's Division, near
Richmond. J. Z. FEKaE SON,
jy l2-2.* Asst Surg. 18th Va Vols.
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD Stolen from the
I Exchange Hotel alley, on the .ath Of June,
my gray MARE; dark name ard tsil; fcre shoes
steel tipped; she has two email wens under the
saddle; had black saddle, quilted, and curb
bride The above reward will be paid for her re-
eoverv. DIR. j. ID MCcAW,
jy II Its 9Th St, bet. Grace and Franklin.
CTRAYED OR S Il o N-Trom NY wagon
camp, the night OF the 9th inst. Il small bay
STALLION. four years old, with two hind feet
white, and one fore partly so; also. small
artillery halter. Any person leaving information
ut this office tina. will lead to the recovery of the
horse will be literally rewarded
A. L. LAND, A. q. NJ.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARp.r-stolen. a
/ lighteolo bay MULE. with a black siiipe
each of hi shoulders about IL wide as ores
hgud and ON his left lee q large seav ri HI ;,crcss
ts Ane4. He VIZ taken ire.n the Engireurs' sta
BILE, Cary. between 18th and loth streets. will
give twerty dollars reward for his recovery, ii
brought to me- corner of 18th aad Cary strests.
jy i2-st- WM. MITCHELL.
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i IMPORTATION WANTED-OfJAS. D. JOIN
l. SON, company X, 9th Georgia regiment, who
was wounded in one of the Chickahominy battles
fee ~ l2.-li.
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r INFORMATION WANTED OF p. f.. WALK
y Err 1th s. c. ", Col. Aiken. who was woundel
In the late battles. Any one knowing his whe,.s
abouts will please let his father know, by addr-,
ing note to him at this Office.
jy lY---1t+ r. I. WALKER
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INFORMATION w A MT E -A0f JESSE J.
REID, company d, gath North Carolina req
i.ens, who was supposed to be nortaliy WOUNDED
in the battle of Tuesday, July LIST. IL Capt Clarke
knows his whereabouts be " Ill please let his fah.r
JESSE REID, know by addressing motto to him al
Enfield Post Office. ~ c. jy ln-.lt
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WANTED A SUBSTITUTE. to go to sor,I
w Carolina Apply at room No. l03 Exchsnr.
Hotel, between : and " tclock. lyle u.
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DERSoES desiring Information relative TO J. C.
COkLET, can obtain II By calling at the r..
bERTSON HOSPITAL, corner of Main and ID
streets Nv Io-it- 4
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IEUT. LUTHER BONNER, Company N. Psi
l. metto Sharpshooters, who was severely
wounded iu the action of Both June. IL requested
to notify his friend, Capt. T. G. Latham, Of bs
whereabouts, at once. Other wounded members Of
this company will also write at once to their Cs1
tain. iy I2-2-'
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7 INFORMATION WANTED OF r. T. MANS
j FIELD, member Of the Shreveport Grays it
Louisapa regiment was reported wounded 10 lbs
battle OF "Wednesday, June 18th. Any information
in regard to him will be thankfully received by Lii
brother. Address
jy 12-lt* s A. MANSFIELD
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DEsCRIPTIoN.--His height, about five fes, =,
inches; black hair; slightly bald; full dark bross
whiskers. regular features. and ruddy compleyin
He was wounded In the forehead, above the mn,
eye. iy IL u.
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ROBERTSON Company K. I'D Georgia req.
ment. who is supposed 10 be sick in some hospital
or private house in this city. Auy one knowipgd
his whereabouts VIII please let his father know
this Office.
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w ANTED, n hree SUBSTITUTES. fCr Il.
w war any except foreigner Address NJ.
at the Dispatch office. WIN II. THOMAS 4
liz IS--iis
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WANTS.

VIZ ANTE D. linn a!aiely, two experienced
w COOKS, and three LAtNDRESSES. High
est prices paid. Apply TO
G.. y. RICE, Surgeon
iy 12-Gt. Central Depot Hospital.
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PERSONAL,

IMPORTATION wAsTEp-A iAtornais,
/ of Lieut. r. S. BROWNFIELD, Of COMPANY
I'd South Carolina regiment, wounded on Tuesdss
judy lSt. viii be gladly received if left al this ode.
K J. BROWSFIEr
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a NY INFORMATION with regard 10 the
"A whereabouts of JAMES p. MOSS, Company
D, i4th South Carolina Regiment, will be- thank.
fully received left at this Office 10 the address Of
~ lott JAMES NJ HARRISON.
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INFORMATION WANTED.--Any insormsca
concerning the whereabouts Of FRANKLIN
klNSEY, company X. 15th Georgia regiment, who
was taken sick the latter part Of last May and re-
tired to the country TO recruit win be thankfully
received Vt the Roys,er Hospital by his father.
in H-6f. Y KINSEY.
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UTArTED-FARM HANDS, by The weet..
w month, or for the balance Of the year. Ap-
ply to l. .. WILLIAMS, 1l;a street,
Opposite Post-Oilice Department
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NTANTED-A NURSE, for the balance of the
w year. A liberal price viii be paid. Inquire
at COSBY & ANDERSONS,
iY II BY No 2tp NAN atreet
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"TANTED-Threeo or -Four WAsHERWoMEy
w ct Dunlop Moncare Hospital, corner II IN
and Cary streets. jy 12-lt" a
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4 NY INFORMATION in reference TO Corp1
N JAMES ID. JOHNSON. Of company X, oh
Georgia regiment. who was wounded In the bails
Of Tuesday last, will be thankfully received. Al
dress Capt J. s. LOTION
jy e--6ts Richmond Va
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the Gwathmey Hospital, six
w gallons of MILK per day.
iy II -1t- G. WIN SEMPLE Surg
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"TAETED-At Keen Hospital Main street,
w five WASHERWOMEN, for whom $50 a
month will be paid. Food also furnished.
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10 gallons MILK. for the
w wounded soldiers. Apply to
G. D. NICE, Surgeon
iy l2-ets Central Depot Hospital
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TNfORMATiON wAN1st p-of the Whereabouts
il Of VIM. JOHNSON ujkhbcr Of the Conisde
ate Cadets, Ut the 4lss Reg Va Volunteers Any
information concerning him viii be gladly received
by his distressed father and mother. Address
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
~ e-6ts Petersburg Va
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vCAcOS. nACON.-tO,eU0 lbs prime ssa''a''"
EA-SS CuA6. q. WUAJMAN = W
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:" ANTED- Immediately, one good COOK and
w one good LAUNDRESS. at Camp Lee Hes.
pifaI. Liberal wages will be paid. Apply to
jHl2-3tt WIN J. SNEAD. Hospital StevSsd
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NIANTED-A NURSE -$l5 a month will BIS
w paid for good NURSE, white colored,
for the remainder OF the year. Apply at southeast
corner of Grace and Foushee streets, to
~ j03tr MIRA ALEXANDER
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SUNDAY MIGHT DISPATCHES
AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER.
THE REBELS At HiWEYnLE
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
70 ETC N N Ew O.

WASHINGTON. July "a Lieutenant Henry A.
WISE. u. a. hss been appointed Assistant 10
the Chaet OF the Buresu ut Ordnance
dispatch dated LIttle Washington. Va, Ooh.
sztr:
zen Rstch crossed Swift Run Gap % Nc
Gaugheyslown thence % Lursy. which y Occu.
ped 0s our troops. Saw no enemy IN force.
Jacksons force y represented 70 be IN the virin-
ify OF GOrtonsvile. apparea Iiy awaiting our AZ
vance.
Chaplain @. HsgAn. Of the Excelsior brigade.
reached HsrrIs0n's sniing from X chm mi lie
saws iron -c ID vessels ben. built At Rieh
m0ai: shat great uasui.n ~ exists an M the
rebel: sex-on and l. se ~ere-xtremcls popular:
Ma sruier h a b.ei she We 1 for e ,iins h.s mel
to DC slldga erel At Mdvsrn Hill: Bssares ri
WAS last losing cast The reeels had late
ee'sed large quantity OF boOts and shoes iron
England
The Times correspondence Of the Potomac
saws:
Nothing will be done I'LL fully reinforced The
need for renforvements y pressing. Also states
that Provost Marslals still sci guards over rebel
property.
A correspondent, writing from Baukss division
says:
forward movement vas impeied by food
IN Hsgalnan river, tributary oi the Rsspahan-
mock.
sgel's corps is six miles from Little Wash
iugtUu.
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e DR.. Work Who wounlei nv guer-
rlla party back of Henderson. Keniuck, il now
in the city. The body ol L EFT Br,,len who " u
m'rtaIly wounded at the same ire has been sent
Ia his friends at Green>hurg. Col. Gasin, DR.
Work Lieut. Braden and De'os Thompson were
riding from Petersburg Ia Henderson and were
hred upon by party OF sixty men con, e,;el in
the woods. The horses were all wounded and
Lieut.. Braden fell pierced by ak or seven bulls.
Dr. Work Was shot the arm and Col. Gavin in
the lett hand The party ab ,ndone,l their horses
and conceded themselves until dark when they
nude their way To Henderson, A party with
teams ON their way to Henderson brought ON the
body OF Lieut. Braden DE- Works hoise re
ceived six shots in his head ami eleven shots
penetrated his saddle skirt. The ass ATLANTIS were
within twenty feet OF the purity when they fired
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Care RACE. July 26-The steamship Edin-
burg. from Liverpool ON the evening OF the 18th.
PASSED here ,tur'lay evening.
The London Times publishes letter from Mr..
Spence, of Liverpool. eulogistic of the ener. y
and power oi the Csnf-derates in maintaining
and organizing armies. and saws there is bot one
source of such strength. viz: sense Of right.
The Times again pitches into the American
tariff ana hints of the prospective i,Jnry 70 Eng
land; but that is nothing 90 what America her
self will suffer. and asks what have the people of
England done that they are the Object OF this
fierce shortsghtei hostility.
Ii WAS reported that l25 600 bales Of cotton
were shipped in one day from Bombay. in conse-
quence of "A rise of one penny in Liverpool.
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 25--Considerable excitement
existed day at the British Consul's office in
consequence of large number OF persons claim
ing projection. The British flag exempt> them
from euroilment in mti under recent order OF
Government
An excited crowd collected around the Office.
among whom were many indignant citizens pre-
sent punish the pert ~ of American residents,
having families ami business and permanently
located here. ~ho in the hour of peril seek to
sneak away from duty bv enrolling themselves
"a subjects of Great Britain.
Sex eral persons in attempting to get protection
papers, were severely handed by the crowd.
Numerous arrests were made, and several afira Is
and struggles occurred between distuIbers and
policemen One or two attempts 1T resistance
were made. but the parties were arrested and the
attempts suppressed by the timely exertous oil
the Provost Guard
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ErOnl Cairo.

CAIRO, July 26.--The steamer Evansville
from Tennessee river, brings news of rebel raid
at Florence. Ala. Tuesday last. They entered
the city ami buried all warehouses used for Com
ml.sary and Quartermaster's stores and all the
cotton ina the vicinity. also seized u. ; steamer
Calona. used for conveying army supplies over
shoals; took all the money belonging to the bot,
and passengers aud then burned her. Property
DESTROYED l. said 10 be of great value.
They captured small detachment of Mitch
ellis army.
The rebels proceeded down Tennessee river &c
Chickasaw and Waterloo, in the vicinity OF East.
port, and burned all warehouses conta ming cot
ton
Another band of forty rebels attacked a wagon
train near Pt;-burg L,nding. capturing sixty
wagon, containing Commissary and Quariermas
tiers stores