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General Orders,

RlFa1s1, Va, atToh n IsV4.
General orders,
ne sro9-r-s cf E9tr'l sd Boarding Eous- MI i,ru
- n H.. F--vs-t sf.-.h4 th uane4 cf al vu=sis u.
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a,f-g pa Lne s-4 , OF. rllg-- iu thCr -tth'cs
Al; No rs-i1l Pc ntt5 Do pass 5eg5ll sac sar9orAt U II
o. he cts l 1thlr hc- or oa horeoscS soei
piv-.8 'Itr pHiRlY fnol1dea ifow
t,s1, p.rr.s. a. any 1tr a tas liss % c'u1t y
"a aast IaH sret l--0 u .'-l mo t-r city, o. 20 dl-
t.at als-et. a.. sga. D.. sl.s haze pa-pcri1-
B. order o. sdy.-5sz JA1. u. Ws5=a, Cov'ds te
T. 2 PAGE,
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LAND FOR SALE.

w f for IL Psey = acts o. LGsd 10 the
w nj o tie nS " lying inuisiia.'lg ,SOs
each ether, IN II Fouh Rys nj si5-
ceta in aad . its fron 4 hlone, hs oi m1snial
rosa The ;rGc. lih gf he river i0 that h 5s
eaet IN ys'y pro ia .tive of bH tssra
e;niFaai dSelpS ne fni the cut hou 81 very
tin- AID 1huofsnt hsrs - tlo n ezcl
hsay TIA .rf isnd OF ersaI ToEth ana hne srpPly n
ter IN eafh isif
Preluflng vii pu-.i1s Siboat viexilc prtmiSe
We doe frr D description Gantcess ~.
Apply 10 Goons AFiIRsoS.
JOHN wALT7F,
ap2i -ds,' WAJ WALTON.
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DooKs GOOD rAMARrTAs-Ihs graf and nsysI a iay !.
IL rensiy iss AZ! sssnn.as. nm. s.a,s s1' apll
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PLEoHONT RAILROaB C9MPANS.
rIN1 ths SoTh CAreEa and the EChnord &nd Dan
vile Sairo.ts bTeea Green bo-o, sni DA1yle -Bg 40
40 gzairj ~ the ChArte; Of the Pednon, ircAd,
ops1 b3 II Of s1bp;o 20 the sGd AAO Al the Au
tors richuo.d md Danyiie Railroad Company.
Slrday ths Iih MNch fuhscberG all Five Dol
an psr slKe, = he 1zis 2 ssoscE bins.
LAWS 2. HA VIZ
A Y STOKE, Camrs
,g24-u THl " Be1iVgNnROUsH I
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IIl Win bTfIHF
An SIN I'D stand, IL. rain set tu; up s.r, WheT,
eoiH Il 10 manu-, ri'a work 20 os,sr th tr &
Irie, 0uGs 20 he e&Iene high presso ue
eia. lor ffmi nes, ID not keep aoy mat ~
% a,ud or co whea pAt have the maerislI Will
mi ra ~ 70 ~ sheri no &C. AM al
10 IL adya-r- clGrses made peyions 10 The W.. 70 20
;ss aesiug Iad made Sp vii and - their IN ees 10
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spR IN iHA nN'fh'
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HE4DCC AsTfNS 0E9sccus' p AkNRieJ
sryssoSp, Va, March "a, ists.

sJssoSo. Va, Mach ~, lsoa
GENIAL oRDEss,
Ne s. &.
CLJ.an Potter b appointed Prcvosi harshsl cf 1e
49, 70 ..-- - 9 C.rls A G1isla anl J. .. Aayfi
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1rs Vc-as c,Trrralng pRffNor 5r
a. t.z1r1a a tllll r-i f. uE O. tHe Nart1al
70 Tie cy 81, Aet1nal D. l.,ldeA .utI 80 Nli-a's tl-
t.s hv us c1-ns. t-r 70 Mly3s Srlrs Eni tucalls ~
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isl s-clt5 21 sea Sea -F -a ai--et 70 ne ts q "
etg. -, ID.
fs o t--t e-s % sad Sac q 3vo7 81 a1ier esuiSnt l
Csp,a l-t=r, and e ls r-; =yt of s-li ms = HaF F
trs r1aaasu4 ~ CaHttD J. O. Mayl.rd
IL Ea-a-i T---grll= s srpaats1 CHIEF or Police
5y 1gdsr 1f Bs!g.Gea- $50 a. MtSpsH
l. r. pcs
Asg. s1ff. General.
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sOTICE

rI,o Piedmol. sar. ad Company, VIZ
j William 7. sDth-fsUt. Of lan'lIe. .,,.
William p. Wa john Dllsri, 5easge D. Loyi AM MA
D Lhrtyr, OF Ro 'sln skaH. . u1ty. a.
cOurtS.
william Lss1, Joha asTi and James Ras'n OF s''A'
cyuny . ,r,s--
@
dord Bro~r Ths D. Joha'On, Alen Green and Aon''o'
grss SeSSsr J,ssy q mt snd XII wason Of Al na,ee
John Cannn EA Rdw.n q. R,at asd T4ts hc5ee iPei
k n couttf -.
An Wm y strAyaAm ofOrsnge county
Bena aia A Kir u, of hs 10 IN u eiiasion. q.
II JS..s sr of faI s5urt, Joaa W.. III, u is
Ash on and wiiiam r. Tallo OF Pisisb r.
Y.u hereby qutsted 10 net =. IA Office q u- r'rsta
oT ar la richmond III DEL n, tur,dai
The gyth DAY April ls62 TIE pufoA Of n' rIg sih III
ssetsr Of War regard the prJpo- 81 sOG of N
PIE im 1t Rsiload
This conference e=ti % the inni-,ie prosecution O.
tn Wok The thereto rti,s td 10 sitsne
without fall
BJ the order Of tie Secretary Of War.
EDauND r. d. aYEks,
TAFT Engineers =. v ,.
EED Inve Gre naboro' and RAle papers please copy a.
| a.nHs nan. rfrnaat
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HEAOQUAETEE. .PAr z ~ q. 9F p ~ = y,
eESsslL ozOEEs

n vs Of the autAcy conferred y General O'ders No
uta1. .rI IaEp-c Generals 'e darca lst, SS, Capt
t5Isn appoili-d Provost JErhl OF he Cty Or alch
aai a-3 the s1n-T gnd ns county fsr he 1t2nee
% uleA
IL IRE Passport ofoe Is continued a. ~ rraSn ioeau1a u
a. char-- OF .hs ssosost 1lr,hal
ri ~ n 1a a.l d. gila: o. vaozs s-rt-oEs and
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o. A J1rf,i.rle .tsl t1y-s sruis o. iher r'1esa'n
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By 5rl-r ef B..y. -Gel. JS1. a. WuSDsS, Ca1'dt -
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ooHsas sOvIasol lsD IslxEuH s-aEsrs,

Id ocs CaU-caHHB BArrsEY LiGHr ANrnLEHI,
Richmond IA ca Al, .s62.
PART1CrESts NOTICE.
TTAYTNF ceased o resolve Substitutes IN tAS battery
etns;ng 80 iuen nsent ard eisbs young
g.aL,ea 70 Ill None but such viii the
et1ve description viii b. received.
ssAdy camp viii rspor, toeselyes ~ tht
Eylu Of iih Aad Gary streets Immediately oer
use they s be dealt pta, les rers, according - as
grAPLSTJ> OKUrOdTIKLD,
Wa y. TANNER
nhs-u CHla y WoRfaAh
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DUnaER GOODS Just received
X kUsBER CoAIsi ,,,
RUBBkK BLA kEr.ll
krBBRl LiGGIssii'
h,cs va vi cell to so Ten Dollar for The coss. r
,l,s sr ths blankets and -Four Dollar. 70. &c Lsts
'd'A'' '"' N'S BALDWIN 81 LiANs,
40 iis and lis axin sur stt
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s,tyLFT sOAPs.-A choice lot u roilst soaps Psrivs
PoraAde-, Taoih Brushes, &C. for sale by DOVE Co.
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aAx FRANCISCO. August |

aAS FRANCISCO. August IL. iss2
Arrived, ship Sea King, New York sailed ship war
Hawk, Hong Kong. E.
The ship seaman's Pride he's arrived from Australia
with three hundred passengers boaad for British Co.
iumba.
The United States Quartcrmaser has Just paid $50 600
in gold to the San Francisco wooen factory Cor arrnv
clothing supplied TO the California Volunteers a
The Supreme Court has denied q rehearing IN the
Frederick will case, that the question whether tho
viii was forgery cannot be judcially investigated.
SAN FRANCISCO, August IL, 1892
The steamer 0rzaba arrived nj nine O'Clock this morn
ing from Panama, bringing nineteen passengers saved
from the Golden Cato in the boat heretofore
missing Four others wsro saved. Those remaining
at Manzanilla win take the downward steamer for
Panama.
The following the names Of the saved With iher
former rcsidenoes:- '.t
Richard W. Henderson. Cleveland; o. wilheIia Hsrbct
Bavaria Jacune Bruno, Italy q. Frances, France; Ar
thur Topper, 81. Catbcrines Canada; $. T.. Hase Wv
andotte Ohio; Cnarlas A. Bslford Boston, Max seligh
ton, Prussia; s. p storms, Brighton Edward ains, New
York. Julius saliger, san francisco; Amos Clark, BAY
mansvlls n. X; h. Clark, Baymsnsvo, NJ vi James
:cott, thAd pate, New York Thomas Keep, ireland
Edward 0acket, london. The four remaiuips VI Mar.
zaniIa were Francis Carroll, Quincy, james
fey Troy, NJ X; D. Boussecl, CstskQl, j. 6sehbcrg
s4s FaISois6o, Adaps, 10, 1862
Trade 10 good, considering tao sekson Ihefs Is scant
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SHIPPING NEW s.
"a s7-~~>~~~~
ApnAuAo ron Env YoRx-sun ma.
~ uoou UsEe... 80 j
avp an4a .........ss.. ~ u10u vA9D2 80 -
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The AM pys Meow ss Ys s While ' az Ro
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from New York Aux Cages. Who supplied us
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s se s e soo OF S
TEXAS CHASE 9th mat passed ssanspg
ssiDss ,.ss1s VIZ + 'sa ;Sss
Isw srsans i Il dsss PASSAGE
osss pansl wsSso a. Bienen mar
sons Landns Aug a. $50 fA wi'h SICK soldiers TO the =
saans A;s as. Tsr q p4ESnsss
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Fswa Path, Reed e. London July With ndss
Ship Eastern Star. Nsaey, Boston, days. in baass. -
D.sss IaSsr c;ss:x 8 day: SI'A sss
large leSess and snohss IN l 4 o. -
Bark Heimdahi (Nor). NOrbcrg. Cork, 50 days. in saa
ss: Tws sss Bo'a Dublin days. =
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big papbaus tNor, paessn. PALERMO, a dsys the BOOK
Ere &c
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II s e @ IS p sss sss s%i ss
Sps nr sa Drsf s nsR's o ,fr ws asSsy
gos, judy 26 with sugar % master ., ~, nm 7s.
Wiz !iAs a.. s . s@ i I Co.. a'iiss s.'
sssr p MaS e ses spsld ass
s ssl Esss Fsssl Rt s' ss s days
SER Fountain Davis, Fail River
Sca- NJ clnor. Parker, Providence 2 days.
Scnr Wasehnian, Tcel. Providence.
Schr Belle Creole, Cousins. Provdence
Schr Phi,anthrupist, Homer Bridgeport
S.hr ifenr, CLAW, Desno, Albany Boston.
Schr Highlander, Sickerson. Albany for Boston
Scnl ~ Webster, Lowell Albany tor Boston.
Schr Elem Frances, Clark Hordout for Boston.
sclf Pa, lion, Langley, EondoGt for Boston.
s,chr Han,nden Belle. $500, Rondout for Boston.
Steamer Ospray, Kennsy Providence.
BELOW
Brig AAnandae
Big sciilio tSpa.lish) from Opor;o. r4..3
Brig Iovtt, of Yarmouth, Ms 20 days from JannA0As
by Pilot Boat Washington No. ss
Ono ship, unknown. &a
Wind q, sunset N.
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Aaaas u regard to Garibaldrs movements were un.
changed.
6asbadi received The Kings proclamation from the
E-rds Of The derutstion him in the midst Of his
friends He repeed he entreaties Of the depuation TO
regard the proclamation.
ne London Tscs correspondent says that Garibaldi
has gathered together Naples about five hundred AL
venture. from the mainland. Altogether his force does
mot certainly exceed esht hundred and fifty and
boys They were at hrst unarmed but afterwards
supplied, by stratagen, with few hundred iauskss
aar,sald lack Of monsy-more than three
millions Of francs having been him from Mazzinar
snd Garibadan committees in England.
The Papal Minister Of War has represented that
French army takes scf the entire responsibility o.
whatever may occur the frontier Of the Ponillca
States or in the PROVINCES of Formons and vcetri.
In the Italian Chamber Of Deputies Signor Ram dsap
proved Of the order addressed by the Ministers
the army ard expressed his belief that il war in Italy
vas impossible. me impotence Of those who desired
Rome fer the capital cuipabe, but generous.
Ths Minister Ct War replied that he was convinced he
had expressed the sentiments Of the country aud the
army. He continued as folows:--
Promoters Of iscord do compromise the King but
Tie government was oblge TO disavow their proceed
tnes the army will always he faithful TO the King and
do its elty al occasions. Everything possible viii DO
done avoid civ but contrary tb wish o.
fs-ssiSn ail not be permitted. cloud appause.)
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From the latest accounts have had from this naval
station learn that work the incroaso owing TO
the large number Of vessels arriving for repairs Like
othcr naval depcts at tho prescn, te II has become
much Of resort for thu curious all matters per.
tanning to war that necessary for tho
not to allow any visitors without passes. This has been
donc from the fact that the employees we're somewhat
distracted by having 20 raise their heads glance al the
hosts q fair who have lately visited the yard aud
the has been the case In nearly all our yards If
the same rule n enforced throughout Il viii provo
great saving Uncle SAM for the nnmsrabls Questions
put to the employees by all visitors great loss Of
time and time Is worth ono hundred per cont mere
than ever before. There has been unusual activity IN
cnistpg FOR the past two weeks Tho greater part .,
them, however, are landsmcn.
The following board khas been appointed by Secretary
wclles 20 examine the proposed sltos for new navy
yard this station and will meet New London on the
10th Inst -
Rear Admiral g r. strinsham, President
Commodore W. III. Gardner.
Captain john Marst6h.
Captain e. J. Van Hrunt.
hssociatcd with them arc -
Professor A, D. paehs and
clSil Eognesr ". p. .. Sang.
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NEWS FROM GEN. P0Pe's Army.

The Rebels Attempt 10 Gross the Rap&s
dan-Thcy are Repulsed ny Gen. sigcl-
Rebel Troops Continually Arriving At
Gordonsvillc from Richmond = Union
Forces Occupy the Line Of the Rapi-
dan-Protection Against FLANK Move
ments-Gen. Banks Fast Recovering,
&C., SC.
CULrsPfER, August ~, 1862.
General sge who occupies the advance near the Rapi
dan, reports that yesterday morning the enemy made
fsnt or attempt TO tho river but Ls them
back. All is quiet.
There was general advance towards the Rapidan this
morning. II the rebels intend dispute possession
Of Orange they viii probably eneavor US back
Up 70 one O'Clock this afternoon nothing about any fight
had reached Cupepper.
Major Fi6eld the officer having IN charge the railway
affairs at this place, yesterday went with construction
train as far as the Rapdan station being
TO him that considerable body Of the enemy
were within gursbot Of the river the other sids
was deemed niudicous to operations upon the
bridge until our forces under General Pope, who
then the march, should reach the river to cover
workmen
Major Fineld was notified that short distance from
the road was stored considerable quantity OF -Four
He, with sufficient force, proceeded thither and
cured over 100 bags OF -four, marked Confederate Sates
probably amounting to IL, 600 pounds.
Contrnbands from Gordonsvi report the sontinuops
arrival Of troop trains there from Richmond.
Heavy bodies have been sont right left Of cur
centre 70 protect il against any flank by tho
enemy.
We now occupy the limo OF the Rapdan from Raccoon
ford the right Coves the left with pskess and
scouting parties beyond these points.
Cupeppcr is now comparatively relieved from the
wounded excepting such where death would
from immediate removal Several ampatations we're
performed yesterday upon the rebel wounded who
found and collected this side OF the Rapidan.
General Banks is fast recovering from his hjuriee
Yesterday DO was able to walk about with the aid 81
cane.
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william 3 lincoln. Lieutenant Colonel Of tue Thirty.
foorh EsssachGscts regiment, which pssed through this
a',y laet saturday rs ray 70 hs war, the eldest
liEng son u the Hon. Levi Lincoln, Or Worcester vino
Cor nne yeas was Goyornot Massachusetts, and grand
ssn o. Lev Lincoln sen Attorney General Of The United
States unocr Jaaerson sr. 1iaco1 educated tho
bar, but an excessive oadnsss Tor agricultural pursuits
bsssuade him roro farmer than lawyer. lie ID o
y, dashing mar, who viii never turn lis face IRON
- rot Mr. Lincoln married orc oF rho beautiful and
slogans Hiss TIuubuIs Of Massachusetts, a lady VINO
saaod 70 her other Accomplishments tho art Of riding md
managing tho wildes. Of horses with skill aud grace
which May an officer Of cavalry night cnyy.
Governor spragus, tho gallant young Commander in
caef Of Ls state Of Rhode Island provdcrce ban
salons, rasssd through this city Saturday evening Oh
ais return from tho drag. We observe that Wills lie
was with purnaiaes army he accepted tho designations
81 MI tho line Officers Of oae regiment, which wes ten
asrsc account Of he appointment Of mar whom
iustsad or tnoy had selected for tho oooDelcy III,
principal vacancies wors at onco dled by promotions
fso the ranks Some u the pryaics gave chesrs for
tho retiring officers and sYoaus for Inc Governor. Bot
better sraas now on account Of tie appointment Of
soinpotciii colonel than srosns at somc fuims day
tho baltic ned IN consequences Of tho blgndsrs Of in
eompescnt enc.
Con Pierce, q shc three surviving CT Presidents
OF Tho United states 70 spcnlng tho season n Hampton.
Gch j. G. Fremont md big family arc az Gloucester
Mass.
Major General Miichoi, Drigader General o A. Gnl.
rnolc, Col. Walter y Phelps, col r. p. Chaplin, Major
flosa cogloy, fldht coi Murray, Major Rosac, MstJr
Eaton, CAPT " PORES Capt y. N. 1ibhs, CAPT Huli,
Lieut.. Gregg aud Major Benjamin are at tho Dsavan
HOUSE N Albany.
cc,nmoaorc Gardner, Of the United states Navy, ami
" metropolitan AoIst
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tmcAco, August To- 1862.
Flour very dan. Wheat quiet al orc 4 OF t.c FOR 40
L, 90c glc for No. q Corn Esm al % &c 5ec. Oats
70. ie. higher. at &c. Rcce PITS 100 bbs -four
u 0vO bushels wheat lis 900 bushels co, H.
q 100 bbls. -FOUR % 900 bushel wheat 9S 900 bushels
coru. Freights lc IowerEc. On wheat &C. Ga corn to
Buffalo. Exchaisc Unchanged gold Is IA rer cent
MILWAUKEE August 10, 1882.
Flour lfm. Wheat unchanged, bat IN fair demand
Reeeip.s-l5 900 bushels whsat. Shipments--S00 bbs
aour, $50 900 bushels wheat.
OswFoo, August 16, 1897.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet Corn nrf6: sales 81 900
bushels Illinois at 4Tc, 900 bushels do on private
terms, but known to be al higher lsurs, and 500
bushels, slightly warm at 44c Other grains quiet Ca
nA freighis unchanged -four 36c. Wheat i0c, corn
sslc. 70 Vow York. Imports 400 bbs. -FOUR $500
bushels wheat, ~ 900 do. corn Expors--2 sos bbls
Jour- "A 900 bushels wheat, % 900 DO. corn.
BUFFALO, August 16, 1S02.
Flour quiet Wheat III fair demand and Tie market
steady. sales Of red winter at 81 IA 81 Is amber do
~ 49, ulwaukeo cnb and Chicago spring on o. T. Corn
quiet at 23c 81 &c for Oats IL good demand:
Sales az 3e.c Whisky quiet. Canal frelshss arm I'M
ports, 003 bble Gour 27e 900 bush. wheat asa 900
bush corn, 5000 bash oats, 5000 bush. Exports no
returns.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
RcpoIsc or JeT. Thomps0n's Cavalry
Defeat OF the Rebel Potndextcr by Col.
Guitar, Sc.

Judge Jofnua Alien. mernbcr OF Congress from the
Ninth district, arrested and brought here to-day
charged with discoaragng enstments. Judge Baun Of
Marion county, was also arrested similar charge
The Memphis gg1tn Of the 18th says that party or
Jen. Thompeon's cavalry surprised company OF the
Third Wisconsin, eleven miles OF Helena on the Iith
Our forces rallied, and poured such destructive
Gre into tbs enemy that they retrested In confusion
Several o. hem taken prisoners.
IcG Thompson sent flag Of truce 10 Gen. Hovcy, who
Occupies odewn, thirty miles below Hslepa last week
demanding the surrender 81 nil negroes within his lines
prepare 10 ghi. Hovey dismissed the dag aud start.
cd in pursuit with ten days rsiicny
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Miscellaneous.

DAy BoAis ALsAHY--The splendid steamers Danis5s
Drew and Armenia constitute the day line Of ssaness
Albany One OF these boats leaves New York every
ing (sunays exccped at o'clock AN. and arrives In Al
bany at 4so PM coming down arrives here about PM
TINS commanding both tho upward and downward trips
magnificent view Of the river and its charming banks all The
distance by daylight 80 e.s4.54s94
Of pilot on the oh inst at PM struck rock OF Brandy
Potts. ST Law As she leaks good DEAL orr.
have ordered that the ship be placed the gidron Al Quo
bec The whole Of the cargo for the West y In excellent con-
diton
JANE Lov1Tf, from g John, NB for Cork, went
ashore the LIST inst Sable Island. Crew saved
a total loss
BR scnR Grssy Grow, q New Haven 18th inst from Matt
land Ms reports that the l4h when about miles Of
Plnmb Island was rnn into by an unknown .chr earning
stancheons and all the bulwarks from tho catheod
tho fore rigging The q 10 new vessel. +"
scaR AIc. MOVIE. from Baltimore for New Orleans. we
In Eaapcn Roads 4h inst having lost wndass and
chor gale the night Of 18th, while anchor Tho
Horse Shoe. erAseN
The bark Columbia of 0rcenport has been purchased b.
New York fr and WIS lowed 10 this port Saturday
The following table gives summary the IN The
harhors Of New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston an9
rab New Orleans and Galveston the latest fro
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Notice TO Mariners
HfAnaUARrEEs DEPARfMAET or NORTH CAnOLIwA,
NEwBERN, Aug 3. 1852 &

NrwnHns, Aug s. 1882 3 ,
GENERAL ORDERS NUMBER VII.
Al vessels are forbidden 70 leave port IN THE dcparSs
ent and lake any person Of color who did not arrive @
cosgastqss y rom tSs MIary GoysrnoT.. : 80 ~
liable colscaon and their masters will be severely pau.
NJ vessel shall leave any port In this department tho
maser aa IKE 70 oath that nc has not any such peoa o
unto % ad o Ills 70
Of vessel after she shall be ready TO SAIL and that me
ss he ay Of he muster q every vessel to make
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f"'''''' Foreign Ports.
cssssreo July sS-in pcrs snlp John Mayhem, for New
next day. Damon, for do days Chatham Boston ncxi
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ghaIIestown Navy Yard ship Chs Us Trapani@
pr brig RIVAL stevens Marseiles schrs Clark Griffin and
icr oa
bark and two briggs Sid shin Mongolia
BALpIMoHE, Aug l5Arr brig Australia, Giles, Mantua,
Cuba; scir a'AdeMs Darling, Boston c2 schrs Ida
Express Lawson, Fall RIVER Larkin, Luther Provldenc3s
Fraukn, Clayton Nyork via Pongoteague; Frici, Me-
fiidAIXSb LioHT Aug ls--Passing ont steamers win,
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her, and o Bartlett 0tehf.s,. Btslol.
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NEWS FROM GEN. M'cLELLAN's ARMY.

FoRrRkss MoNRoB, August Is, 1862.
rebel spy was captured day before yesterday while
prowling about within the lines Of General McClelans
piskes he brought down to Harrison's Landing
horseback with his eyes bandaged and sent down 70 the
Rip Raps
amined by the physicians man. and all not capable
for immediate have been sent down the river
transports and be sent suitable point
points recruit their health The following transports
have JUST arrived loaded with them-The Columbia, the
Elm City, Commodore and State Of Maine.