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INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST.
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Arrival OF the COmmandant OF
the Department.
The Reception Of the General
and His staff.
The United States Steamer Richmond Ashore,
but Again Floated Off.
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Particulars Of the Disaster and the
Amount Of Injury Sustained.
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CELEBRATION OF WAsHINGTONS BIRTHDAY.
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Several Captures Of Cotton Made
by the Fleet,
&C.. &C.. &C.
fhe United States Steamer Richmond Ashore
but Again Floated Off.
CELEBRATION or WAsHINCTONS BIRTHDAY

ne arrival OF the steamer Columbia from Havana via
Ksy puts Of valuable letters
from special correspondent at tho latter place. The
rs very important well as interesting and viii
repay the labor Of an attentive perusal
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KEY WEST, Feb. 81, 1862.


cnonss in the WeatAr-HeaUy SqSalt-Arriual Of the
United States Vesses Bointldoe, Kineo and Kenetec-
Arrival of Sloop Margaret with Forty flee Bales of Cotton,
prise 10 the United States Steamer Sciotd-Cdpws of the
Steamer Magnolia, ,cih fun Cargo Of Cotton, BY the
United States Ships Brooklyn and South Cdrolina--At.
tsmpts Of heyEngner 10 BIow Up her Boers- Succes
BIsws Himself UpNo Great Loss- What do ,cin Per-
sons Taken in Prses-Ayripdl Of the Harriet Lane Dh
Capt Porter-Ariool Of ne Eu9enia SmiA Prise-F1.
ther Particulars Estatw 10 TIE Capture of e Nag,olia
Non-Arrtvaqcf the Northern Nail--Sdls Of the Cargo Of
the Schooner Olire Brdnch-ArriuoI Of Cslon<l Harry
Bro,rn, dc.
We have delicious change in the weather. last
ing the wind having been to the Southwark for long
time, shifted 10 the northward in q squal Of unusa
violence accompanied with heavy rain but ltte IL any
damage was done TO the shipping the harbor. This
morning the wind has moderated and the eky almost
cloudless with the Thermometer at about seventy de-
groes Farenheit
Since my last we had several arrivals Of importance
First the st Is the United States brig Bainbridgs
Commander Brssher, from Aspinwall the 18th inst
Next the United States steam gunboat Kinco
Lieutenant commanding Ransom. Next, the United
states steam gunboat Kennebec, Lieutenant com.
manding John H. Russell; both the latter from Bos.
ton And sst but not least the Confederate sloop Mar
garrett prize 70 the United States gunboat scoa loaded
with fortyfve bales Of cotton. The Margaret was cap.
tured on tho 9th nst about hfteep miles 10 the north
ward Of al outre and sent hsre for adjudication
AS she came 10 anchor the appearance Of the rebel
Gag under the Stars ssd Stripes most gratifying
spectacle
The Margsrsts arrival confirms the report relative to
The capture Of large steamer loaded with cotton which
mentioned in one Of my late letters. The steamer
proves 20 be tho Magnolia, formerly running u
Vanderbilt opposition line frem Berwlck's Bay
10 Texas and afterwards on tho route between
New orlsans and this point She ia an excellent vessel
admirably adapted for a cruiser IN the shallow waters
of ths CeG yoar correspondent knows her wel having
rads several passages N her waen conuaAdei ~ Capt
a. rttos WHO afterwards commanded lHo s.elmg'
Sorh sar. Ia Wand, rbile Csipina lnc, apd rAj 3
nos t-esh
100 N. lollo wsA ea i.ltd bg hc Uns4 states 5,e
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News from Utah Territory.
UNANIMOUS VOTE IN Favor OF A STATE CoNsTITU.
TIoN-YLECTIoN OF STATE OFFICERS.
S1r IAxp Cry March A 1870

At the Territorial election yesterday the vote
unanimous for State constitution. Brigham Young was
reelected Governor, and Hebsr c. Kmban Lieutenant
Governor without opposition
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ing house, shall, upon the application Of
any assessor, give information OF the
names Of all pers ms residing or lodging
in such house liable TO se enrolled, and ali
other 10 uforlnation concerning su4h persons
as such assessor may demand. Ifany per-
son of whom Information is required BY
any assessor, 10 order TO enable him to
comply with the provisions of this act,
shall refuse TO give such information, or
shall give false information. he shall for
felt and pay not more than ten dollars for
each olfense. Amy p-rson who shall refuse
to give lis own name. aud proper informa.
tioo. when applied to by any assessor, or
shall give false name or 10 formation. shall
forfeit and pay like sum, such penalties
to ba recovered 10 any court OF competent
jurisdiction 10 the name Of thu State OI
Ohio; and it is hereby made the dnry o
the assessors TO report the names OF al
p-rsons who may incur Roy penalty ID
this SC, ton prescribed, to the commasd
aut of the brigade in which they reside
All.monsys collected under the proyisipn
Of this act shall be paid to the count,
treasurer, and go to the military fund o
said county 6 Est7ae El
Tie prompt compliance with The abov'
circular will supply a want now mncb fel
by the Governor and Adjutaut General.
] r ~ rs OccAsIoHAL.
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The London Press on the Richmond d
Battles, Etc.

CAPE RACE, July "a. The Etna, from
Liverpool 10th aud Queenstown 18th
passed this point this evening. The Jura
and China, both from New York, arrived
out on the 18th, aud their news was re.
ceived with great interest.
The fighting bclore Richmond was ga.
gerly canvased. Some Journals regard il
as great reverse for the North, Anl re.
proach the American Government for
treating it in any other light. Others
contend that Gen. Mcclellan has sustain
ed 10 serious disaster, and is practically
nearer Richmond, and may congratulate
himselfon tho greatest aud most success
ful operation Of the war.
Hopes are freely expressed that more
pacific counsel4 will soon prevail at Wash
ington. The Times is particularly bitter
and sarcastic, and treats The matter as n
decided rebel victory. L, thinks that
there are good evidences in the North
that The beginning OF the end is not Ear
of.
In another article it dsrouuces the iuso.
lence Of Gen, Butler in his intercourse
with foreign Consuls, aud says that's not
the way TO conciliate neutrals and superi.
orS, and he should consider whether he is
not doing more harm than good to the
Federal cause. .i t 'i.'t.. -..''.
The Morning Post says that affairs ap.
proach crisis, which will ne,essitate
some decided course on the par, Of North.
NeuTals cannot much longer remain pas
sive spectators, and the great question is:
When shall the South be considerd to
have vindicated its right to recognition?
The Daily News points out what would
be the feelings Of England. il ifsituated like
the North; and argues that Secession will
be crushed at ali hazards. 'a 's"' -,
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SATURDAY, August 9th, 1852,
Union State Convention.

The undersigned, resentmg The
UEIoN CoNvYETIoN which assembled 10
this city on the 5th OF September last
call upon "all loyal citizens who are IN
favor Of the maintenance of the Govern
meut, and Of the vigorous aud continued
prosecution Of the war now carried on
for tie suppression Of the rebellion agains
the Government" again to meet and sp
point delegates TO a Union CONVENTION t
be held in this city, on Thursday, th'
2ist day of August next, for the nomin
alton Of candidates for the following off
cas-:
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Secretary Of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member Of the Board Of Publ
Works.
The Convention will be composed {
the same number Of delegates as const
iuted the Convention Of last year, and 81
portioned in like manner among thesevel
al counties as follows:
GHere iollows list of the counties
with the number OF delegates each 10 en-
titled to-. Fairfield is entitled to six d..
egates.
We recommend that the delegates h
chosen by conventions in the srverc
counties. TO be held on Saturday, the Ct
day Of August.
The Convention will assemble at !
O'Clock A. M:-ths place of meeting wi
be hereafter designated.
GEORGE NJ. PARSONS, Chairman
B. F. MARTIN. Secretary.
Union Executive Committee.
CoLuMpUs, June Cd, 1869.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, July 24,-l learn. from
pretty accurate sources. that Ewrll's,
Hills, LoDgstreet's and Jackson's diyis
ions Of rebels have loft Richmond gradual,
ly during tho past fortnight, ,mosfy going
over the Virginia Central Railroa!. and
are now concentrating near Gordonsv'lle,
constituting an army 90. 900 strong. Un-
doubtedly an attempt is making on Mary.
land or Washington. Our peop'e arrisIiIl
uncertain whether it will be IN 'de up the
Valley or this way Counter raids and
attacks are TO b. Instituted by u.s. a
force may push for Richmond from Fred
ericksburg. .Aaat5ai eaas#. aafe
WAsuINGToN, July 24.-Gen Halleck
and Staff. accompanied by General Burn
side, lett this evening for Fortress Mon
roe. General Ila.leok will return on
Saturday, 1t is understood that the
President gives him entire coutr,l of all
military affairs. There is no doubt that
the war will be prosecuted hereafter with
vigor and determination. u esar4
!, z Let the "en be forthcoming wi hout
delay. and all will be WE'LL General
Halleck will have personal consul.
tation with General Mcclellan. pet.
Colonel S ott. the confidential agont
OF the Post Cfhce Department, sent 10
New Orleans in May, returned here last
evening, via Fortress Monroe. He says
General Butler is just the man for the
place, and that but for the stringent mea
sures adopted by him. New Orleans co d
not have been held. Revordy johnson
will not return probably for some weeks
yet 2 |aa ar'sal tt'-.I,a
The President proposes to make NJ
change in the Cabinet, and il is certain
he does not propose 10 dispense, al this
iuncture, with a Cabinet Minister so dis
tinguished as Mr. Seward. 4 .a.s'
An order was 10 tayssT Issued from the
Office Of the Provost Marshal, 10 the eff
feet tht all convslsscsnt soldiers found
10 bar rooms, gambling houses; and other
houses Of ofimuoul character. will be con
sidAred 6t for service and made to joir
their regimen's. a
Isaiah Rogers OF Ohio has been up
pointed Engineer in charge of the Burea,
Of Construction. The Com missioners o
Indian Affairs have received cheerin,
advces from the Indian Territory. Th,
Two thousand white troops who accompa
nisd from Kansas an equal number oil In
dian refugees, have already made gooc
impression on the Cherokee country, ant
with the addition Of one huudred and fift,
5 Indians under John Ros,. further result
are anticipated. large nurbers Of Indi
ans have asked to be furnished with arm
D to operate against the Secessionists in til
various tribes: -.-H --..
4 1t has just been aseefiained' that tn
3 rebel Government processes to have mad
treaties with the Reserve Tex,n Indians
| CamaEcbos, San cas-. .Shawnees, Choctaws
Chickasaws, Seminoles and Cherukees
+ and appropriated money to carry thel
into effect, AS the Scnecas and Shaw
nees are known to he loyal TO tho Unite
I States.i il supposed treaty has bee
made hy few only of their chiefs wit
. the rebels. .Hr .. ....
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Our readers are most OF them advised
that in Berne Township there exists on
organization Of Democrats whose publicly
declared object is ito preven, the settle.
ment Of negroes. and employment Of ne.
gro labor within that Township" To a
free people. jealous Of tleir liberties, who
deprocate mob violence, who scoIn dio.
tation and unlawful Interference with
their rights, who have heretofore exerc
sed the right and privilege Of farming
their lands, and gathering their harvests
with such labor. be il performed by man
or ass. as to them seemed most txpcd.ent
and profitable, little need TO 10 said
They know that such organizations are
unlawful they krow thoir tendencies are
TO abridgs the rights Of the people; TO
produce anarchy. violence and bood;,hat
it isSs impossible that good can come out
Of lhOm as out Of Nazareth. This 10 G.
nough 10 know 10 set all men, who have
the peace Of society or the good of i's
members at heart. against tho organizA-
tion. and cause them to brand its members
as enemies to law, order and public pros
periIy aud peace.
To show the practical workings Of this
Order We have but " cite single in
stance. Old man DENNIS, q Democrat Of
The sIrictesI sect, being pressed for labor
to secure his harvest and failing to secure
the necessary help from his white fellow
citizens. employed negro and rented
him his cabin. Notified 10 discharge
him without delay and threatened with
violence if he Jailed to comply with tho
demand, the timid old man yielded hi
rights TO the dictation Of the mob, ant
thus prevented the C6fusion Of blood -
Had Mr.. DENNIS been possessed Of tn
spirit OF an American citizen had he beer
disposed TO maintain aud defend hi
rights as free man; be might have de
tended himself and his premises. calleC
10 his aid the authorities oi tho county
the State or the Federal Government,
ueed be, and thus civil war would hav,
resulted and the Bcrne Township mol
quellsd and suppressed, or the Govern
ment successfully resisted and overthrow
No man can fail 10 see that such will b
2 the inevitable result whenever this meet
& ing assails a man who will defend hi
rights. and no man who has the weliar
ofcOmmunily at heart can fail to dspre
:. cate an organization whose inevitable ten
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-31

ETA venerable lady in her hundredth
year lost her daughter, who had attained
the good old age of 80. The mothers
grief was great; and to friend who came
to console her, she remarked, "Oh dear
oh dearl I know I never should be able
to raise thatchildlp $3.50 90 as7.or
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10 Victims cf RhsumaiIsm read this:
CLnARpOnr. Fairfield CO., June 4.,.lss7

CLEARpoRr, Fairfield CO., June 4...ls57.
DR., G. w. RosIcH, No. 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati. 0.-Dear Sir;-1his
spring l hired to work on a farm during
the summer, but became severely afiiict.
ed with Rheumatism, aud it disabled me
go much, that l was compelled 10 quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some, time: procured OF your agents
at this place, Messers. Abbott & Sons, a
bottle Of your Scandinavian Blood Puri6-
or and a box Of your Blood Pills. and af-
ter the use of Item I was restored to per-
feet health. One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satisG-
cd thatit is an invaluable remedy. | sent
sou this 10 be published, If you think
proper, that others similarly affected nav
have the benefit Of my experience.
~. ,..- SILAS SPRINGER.
EF See advertise ment. .4hGE4st
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The Indiana Rcbe,s Killed at New

The Indiana Rcbeis Killed at New
burg.
We learned yesterday, come particular Q
Of the killing Of Carney and Mellord, two
OF the traitors who guided and assisted the
rebel guerrilas IN their attack on New.
burg, which have not yet been published.
While the rebels were carrying oil the
plunder they had taken from tho hospital
and such private houses as they had rob,
bed, and just before they s.art,d with the
second boat load to the Kentucky shore,
these two villains wen. 10 coff'e house
aud took driSk, remarkng 10 the bar
keeper that il was the last drink that they
intended 10 take N the town, a prophecy
which was speedily fulfilled in manner
very different from what they expected
AS they came o1t Ihoy were seen by a
young country man. who had hurried IN.
10 the town with few others to defend
i, wh.n the news Of the attack got abroad,
and he said they SHOULD never leave tue
town alive. He was armed with an old
fashioned large bore riac commonly call
ed "yager," and as the traitors werC
making toward the boat he drew bead
on Melford and shot him, the ball passing
through his hips This traitor fell NOR
tally wounded. but not dead. Carney
made dash for the boat when he saw
his fellow traitor fall, but he had run only
few feet when q door opened on the
street and a citizen. armed with a rusty
old musGet aud bayonct, stepped out and
Cred at him. The ball struck him in the
breast, killing him Instantly. The man
then walked up to Meford, who was ly.
ing close by, and stabbed him with the
bayonct two or three times. but not fatal.
ly. Melford was taken to his house and
left there for sometime, tut the citizens
were SO perfectly snruged that to prevent
his bang hung. wounded as he was, COL
Bates oil the Warriok Legion, determined
10 take him TO Evansville. he was placed
on a wagon or dray. for that purpose, and
while he was lying there voice it the
crowd cried, 'Giye him air" As the
crowd opened gun was fred through
the break and tie ball struck MetFord Ia
the neck, breaking il and killing him in
etanlly, Thus perished two traitors, who
had guided the enemy 10 their own town,
and assisted them in attacking and plum
deriDg their own fellow townsmen. 1t
was a bloody but just rstribution, We
cannot approve the bayonsting and shoot
ing Of the wounded traitor, richly as he
deserved 1t, but before il be too hArshly
censured le. the censor image how he
would feel if he bad been subjected to The
same outrages that these people Of New
burg were.-T Indianapolis Journal, July
! 26th, 1862.
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Mass Convention.

The people of this county. all who are
10 favor efa vigorous prosecution Of the
war. for the restoration Of the Federal
authority in the rebelliOus States, will
meet 10 Mass Convention, in the city o
Lancaster, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1852,
for the purpose of eleciing 2l delegates to
the Congressional Convention and six to
the State Convention, at Columbus OIL
the 21st. .
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RV-"HOw long did Adam:remain in
Paradise before he siunedf" asked an
amiable lady Of her husband "Till he
got wife," was the calm reply.
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Berne Township Barn Burners!
Their Meeting on Saturday Last
SPEECH OF TALL SLOUGH
SPEECH OF EDISON Ii. OLDS!

lie Denounees oil Republicans as AJoli
fionists and Disunionists Declares zoe
hare had Blood Enough - Proclaims and
Attempis TO Prone Ms Var War to
Overthrow the Union. SuJvert the Con
sGtuiion and Abolish Siavey-AdviSeS
Democrats mol TO Enlist Denouncss III.
President @ Usuper. Tyrant ana
Pevursd Seoundrel-- Counsels Demo
Gratis 10 Resist Draft al tie Point Of
the Bdyonst-Arraigns Judgs Ranney
as an Aboiifionist for making Recruit
ing Speech. and Endorses and Comph
mrnH Roland for Striking his Name
from the Ticket
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Attachment Notice.

Frederick A. Shener, Plaintiff, against Joseph Nc
Crea, Defendant.
DBFoBE G. Stelnman, J. p. OF Hooking township,
DFairaeld County, Ohio On the 18th day OF June
A. D'ls6g said Justice Of the Peace ihsuedAn order
ofattachment In the aboyo action, for the sumh
Seventy-nve Dollars. and interest from AprllG
1861. FREDERICK A, SLEEPER.
Lancaster, June 90, ISgs-3wt4
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After the usual introductory remarks
he said: Sixty or seventy years ago Geo
Washington fought in the Revolution. -
Deeply devoted to hls country and earn.
eat in the desire for lts perpctuation, he
could not so down TO hiO grave without
leaving his warning against sectional
parties. We now sea for the first tin e
in the history Of the country sectional
President in the Executive chair of the
nation. We now sea Washngton's pre-.
dicIion verified, and our country destroy.
ed Who did this? Not tho Democrat,
10 party! We rave always been for the
Union. The Abolitionists have done it
Republicans are and have been disunion.
lists, for 20 years they have been labor
ing to destroy the Union, and they have
accomplished i'll know some Of these
Republicans call themselves Union men
and deny tha, they are Aboli,lonis,s, bu
! tell you they are all Abolilionists now
The conservative men have been swallow
cd up by the Aboli,ionists. The Aboli
tionists are the whale and Republican
the Jon'h. (lere DR.. ODDS turned I,
his Jug Of returns," and read extract
from abolition platforms passed in 1852
and Abolition speeches made by the Gar
r'sons and Phillips Of the country, to sat
isty his hearers Of the truth Of his asser
!ion, which he evidently succeeded in do
iDg) These are the men who deneunc,
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 8. 1862.

ts-morrow and the next day. ne Transactions were
confined 70 about $50 bales On the basis Of s for mid
oling uplandg.
FsnaHrs-Rstss were nrmsr, especially for grain. To
Liverpool rs 900 bushels wheat engaged at
1I18d I'D. in bulk and ships bags: rs 900 bushels
corn al I'D 1l4d, in bulk and ships bags: and 900
bbs. -four At 3d. so bales hair At SIS 3D. To London
900 bushels OF wheat engaged at I'D in ships
bags. 500 obls -four at 3s. Cd. To Bristol 900 bbls
-four were taken 3s. 4d.. and 900 bushss wheat al
ii I'D in SHIPS bags. An Austrian bark was engaged
load with II 900 bushels wheat for Cork and market
AZ 9s per quarter Danish brig taken up for Bel
fast with COO bushels wheat al S. Cd per quarter
British vessel With bushels wheat TO east coast
OF England at I'D Two British briggs were engaged TO
load with wheat for Cork and orders 13d and per
prmags. bark was engaged for Cadiz with light
and heavy pipe slaves stp T.
river s3c COG for shipment and At csc. 7oo for
city use.
MoLAsss.-A sale Of SO hhds. Porto Rice was made at
soc.
prize sale OF 324 bbls spirits turpentins was made by
Burdstt Jones Co. At 81 5Iz 81 or At an average
Of 81 81 Is per gallon. Resins Of all kinds were firmly
held.
activity The sales footed 500 bbls. at $40 Do Tor
mess and s. so a s. 62k for prime. Besf Was heavy.
sao Of so bbls mess was reported at $l2 Cut meats
were inactive, while the sales embraced about 100
packages az $40 fer shoulders. Age for county
hams and SC. 5sc for city do. Lard firm and in
fair demand, with sales Of 500 packages at Txs SIC
State butter was heavy and the business doing mode
rate at lac &c., and at 17c for choice quality Ohio
was at l3c. lac Cheese WAS less buoysnt ws quote
fair to prime and choice State at TO- 8c Very little
Ohio was III market.
Of 1904 hhds chiefly within the range or 74c. asc,
and CAT boxes private terms Prices for refined
goods unsettled, orders were being received by
tho Messrs Stuars and other rsners ~ future prices
wHlsKEY-Thc market frmer. with sales Of 700
bbls At &c. 28hc. for State, and 281sc 2sc. TOT
Western.