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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

ISDKPEEDENCE FESTIVALS. - Nearly all the
Schools Eastern Diet let Of BroOsyn hod ludepend
Celebration Fasting yesterday. Ohefs will do
day. Tbs Summer vacation will follow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
RETURNS OF SALES BY AUcrIosEERs.-The loi'
lowing Is Of interest to rssesta,e suctioneeu:

KETUNNs OF SALEs 1T AUIT T0NEHN'' ITO ''
loving Is Of interest 10 resl.estate suctioneep:
No IA PIys STREET, NKw-YoRX Jnne rs, 1861
Hon LUcIus RoBIssos ControLer. Albany 80 .
DgAR SIR; suctoneer, doing busine" In ths CITY
but such have sold goods subject to duty MY bu'
ness T. h. selling by auction aud private SALE Of real estate
stocks aud bonds desire know IL il necessary for me
TO make out ,emi OF the salss have made
merely make affidavit according to Section 10 OF tue
Auction aw) that have saos subject to duty An
early reply upon this point will oblse . .,,,
Youls truly &C., ID. M. oEAmAN'
STATE on Egw-YORK, CosTRoLLsFs OyPIcS,
ALBANY. July 1868.
ID. NJ SRAsAs, esq, huetion,er. hev York;
DEAN Your Of the 2n nt WIS received during
my absence which accounts for the delay in replying
IL you sold goods since January last which were
subject auction day will be sufficient you msas an
affidavit effect in accordance with section 80 Of ths
Auction law An OF sae where none OF the goods
sub ec duty is not required ke.pectiuy your,
L. ROBINSON, Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
INfTED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE-JULr ,.
Eeflre Mar,lal MVkKAr

rRoURLE oF As INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR.
Margaret Jones keeper OF Il female boarding
house. where wine .so.d brought before tue hafsha
hayu. indicted BY he Grand jury on Iue'dsy % as
.uus ono oi the Collector, oi tho Internal Revenue dFA"
a., pistol him. and uiusuE In other little antics too n'
delicate to mention. She is IA custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
&eImboIo's Meoinnes.

vTyHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
Il KNOWN AS
HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases BLADDER
KIDNFYS GRAVEL and DROPSICAL SWELLIN0S.
This medicine increases the power Of digestion and eIcites
the sbsorben into healthy action by which the cdr
cerous depositions and all unoatus enlagements
duced as well pain and inH4mson and 10 good for Men,
Women, Children.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

LAUScH AT THE NAvY-YARD. The United
States gunboat Mauneo this morning ths
NavyYsd She 100 ieet in length breadth - feet burden
G0O tuns
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

IARcESY FROM THE PERsOs.-ninnie Wells and
Ioua BfsJy arrested yeF-rdly aud taken before Ju'
tic. Kelly the Jefferson Nak.t Police CouI chssse ti
heyns stolen from tho person 4 Jsfoniah Ofo~ry
m Cherry street In the grocery No I29 Greene .trs"
o. 6nnae containing 81 80 TIE poI,omoDnale "as
found n link IN adjoining tie grocery The gf
said ta,y nothing about il, and we're Committed iof
eI,miaation
ALLEGED GKASD L.RcESY.-Yesterday Eliza
Mornp water In the OF Frepehs Hotel, al
rested before ie,cs Bowling At the Tombs Police
Court charged with stealing gold watch 0f the value ~
-fum John Devli1 Of DryiAs rohins store, corner o.
Broadway Grand street tAleifs thti the coHpainsnt
bis his pocket aud rt yug OF the ,iOr
or on a wind1N s, AMI upon inqifins FOR IL some time
aergard could obtain infCr rlaou H. reference to A.
ne accused committed Ia defiant OF $500 BAL - sn"ar
REcAPTURE oF FUGITIVE FROM THE PksIrEN-
rtAur-Yesterdy afternoon officer McCord Of the D'rc
Att,m.y ONO arrested Jsine. Ressdon In Jer,ey CITY -
ltlys nom hs Perientsry Backwslls lssnd Tue
,r,oasr had only served dsys o. IA months
terra whom hs affected hs escape lie tsd that hs
scro 70 NswYofk crossed tho Island and then swan TO
Jcr-y oly much o4editsd. He wa taken oeofe Al
4efsn Hall a Tomb. Pocs Court and gccommii.ei to
tho PeniieHti,y.
ARnTsr oF 4 PICkPOCKEr -Oilicer Jackson OF
h. finh Prscinc, ae,tsd Hely b. Redwood a1d took hun
before Justice Kelly a. the Jeaerson Market Police Court
yr,efday charge OF wing picked the pocket OF MF
eeu steven. Of No - Bius street u parse containing
~. Tho prisoner c1muittl The act ~ "m II
Johnston boy. who iumedlsy sPpn..d Ms stevens 81
H. NO money iould tho Psrsn of tho prisoner lie
committed f0f tia.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
CnIKT nn AprEAL

COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, July The following IL the calendar
II OF Appeals Tor Friday, July j. nos l59, iJt.
81. iJB, ~. lao IA, l3l 4J and la.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

COURT CALENDARS-FoR FRIDAY
SUPEEMg CouHr-GESERAL IERM.-Nlli NEE;
hrar tho ruunuts tho appeal nom ccslous OF tie
special Term granting wrIs OF M9ndsmus sgilns tho May
aud 1 onToilaI
Supreme Court. Circuit Supreme Court, Special Term
anl superior Court 1Ial Tern, sdjeugpsa Tor tas W.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
BOARD OF ALDERMEs.--At q meeting OF this

BOARD OF ALDERMEs.--At q meeting OF this
Board yesterday sernoon Mr. Hardy In the chair the re'o-
luton from the Councmen called up requesting fre'i-
dent Lincoln psce Gen. Mcclellan in position where he
could by Of tho cOuotty IN TINS cr. fesheht
.l.h from the foorl moved MIR Hall said that
h. did propose dice toe question, but wished MS
yo,. on record .nd would for the yeas and Maya
pom the call bei.s ordered Mr. Mitchell rose TO eIsn ~
vote Tho resolution did 90 far enough 10 suit him aud
hc would like 70 hsvo II tmor- explicit IL merely esea IP.
he coud 10 of service The Administrator had dscreed thst
Mcclellan should Ismain ia roeuen bu IN" 1ehst4
piron wa. that he could In the field The
resolution adopted by the follow ng vote:
YEA-FoE, The President, Henry Mitchell McC0oi
Chip Reed, Farley Long, Hardy, MDier'oa and Jer''
nish.
NIYs-II. and Ottwel.
Mr Farley ofreda resolution authorizing the Connie
on National Af.rs to charge Of the body Of Col NJ h
fryaD, who fell while hg4tiug at Pon hnd'on Att sou
fon,ine business tho Board adjourned meet the h.
Monday Ia august.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
The Nineteenth Ward Loyal League

The Nineteenth Ward Loyal league OF BrOOk-
lyn T. d. making extensive for the proper
Observance Of the approaching national
number Of distinguished announced 70 speak
and the LOuses VI citizens Will be generally illuminated
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
me OLD sAlLING rLElr.

Name. Tunnsse.
l..MoEaeh,. s.v.'."u'sv.J,WV wv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
Miscellaneous Items.

CINCINNATI, August 29.-Itis announced
this morning that no draft Is 70 be made
in this State. Officers of the army sent
home TO receive drafted men are instructed
to open recruiting offices for enlistments.
Late information from Yieksburg con-
firms the death Of Gen. Pemberton. he
was shot by q Texan soldier. No PaTtiep-
A numerous attended Union meeting re-
Gently held in Pelham, Grundy Co., Tenn. !,
passed resolutions expressive of their de-
sire 70 return to the Union and repudia-
ding the act of secession passed in 1861,
and Recommending the re-organizatiOu Of
the State.
GEN. Grant was rendered the hosPitali-
ties of Memphis Wednesday last.
There were six hundred Illinois troops
on the steamer Courier when she eollided
with the Des Ara. Fifty thousand rounds
Of AMMUNITION, and all the knapsaeks,
guns and luggAge Of the soldiers were lost,
The 18th army corps has been tsans-
ferred By Grant 70 the army Of the Cult
Preparations were making at New Orleans
on the I9th SOF movement in some direc.
tion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
Attacked bY Guerrillas-Belle BoYd

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
August 2s.-At noon to-day a party of
guerrillas attacked a party who were car.
rying the mail from the cavalry division
stationed at HaFwoOd Church, killing one
man and capturing four others. They
took the mail and made their escape.
Early this morning three rebel surgeons,
with their instruments, were captured on
this side of the Rappahannock by our
troops. They did not deny their c0nnec-
ton with the rebel army. They will be
treated as spies.
The notorious Belle Boyd was arrested
at Martinsburg, Va last night by Captain
Johnson's detectives and tonight lodged
in the old place-the Old Capitol prison.
It will be remembered that she was sent
to Richmond some months since with or
ders not to come back.
We learn that much complaint exists as
to the way the Provost duty is done in
Martinsburg. Two rebel surgeons walk
the streets and are even allowed passes.
People known to be disloyai obtain passes
and are in NO way interfered with.
In the case of Robert Hall against the
Council Grove town company Of Kansas
the Interior Department to-day decided In
favor of the town cOmpany's right to the
property which was claimed by Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
Federal Gunboats Captured ON the
RappahannOck,

WASHINGTON, August ga special 70
the World says the rebels made daring
raid on the Rappahanuock yesterday, cap
turing two guuboats of the Potomac flotil-
Ia aud the revenue cutter Putnam. The
rebels came of in small boats and seized
the Satellite, killing the Captain. They
then dashed on the Leslie, which they sue
ceeded in taking. a signal was then made
to the Putnam which came into their
clutches. Each gunbOat carried one nine
inch DahIgren gun. The mouth Of the
RappahannOck is blOckaded, and IL is not
believed the rebels will get the boats out
of the river, otherwise they might come mp
the Potomac and do much damage.
AdVices from the army state nothing Of
interest has transpired for few days past.
1t seems quite plain that Lee has no inten-
ton of crossing the Rapidan, most of his
army being on the southern bank, and even
deserters reporting it will soon fall back
further.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
Enthusiastio Meeting at LeaYen-
worth. kansas.

SF. LOUIS. August 2e.-The Democrats
LeayenwOrth special says the largest meet
/ ing ever held these assembled last night.
Gen. Lane offered resolution which was
unanimously passed, calling all loyal men
on the border that can be spared from
home projections, 20 assemble At Pauola on
on the 9Th of September with such arms
and ammunition ss they can procure and
organize into companies of twenty men
each, under captains Of their own eheos-
ing. Lane spoke two hours, saying the
people of Kansas must depend upon them
selves for projections, exhOFting Every man
70 be ready 70 meet at q moments notice.
Hon. A. c. Wilder offered a resolution In
behalf Of the committee on resolutions,
stating that the tragedy at Lawrence was
directly chargeable 70 the embecile aud
inefficient policy Of the commander Of this
department, and demanding the immediate
removal of Gen. Sehofield. Major Anthony
offered resolutions that the counties OF
Platte, Clay, Buchanan and Andrew, In
Missouri, be held responsible for any rebel
outFages In Kansas, north of the river, the
penalty 70 be total devastation of line
forty miles wide along the frontier. All
the resolutions offered were unanimously
and enthusiastically adopted. Several
speeches were made denOuncing the SehO-
field aud Ewing policy in this department.
Gen. Ewing autographed to Lane to-day.
saying he would defend Lawrence and
Kansas, and requesting him to use his in
flnence to prevent raids into Missouri
Lane replied that he, with 5000 men would
assemble at Pamela on the 18th Of Septem-
Der and tender their services to him, aud
il rejected he would appeal 70 higher au-
thOrity. Ewing placed two companies of
troops at Platte City 70 protect the citizens
against avengers from Kansas. Large
my are organizing into guerrilla bands in
Clay aud adjoining counties, preparing for
raids on the border.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
From San Rraneiaeo.

SAH FRAHcIsco, August zu.-T6e Con-
situations dates from the City Of Mexico,
are only to the 24th Of July. A portion Of
the united French and Mexican troops had
moved go miles westward from Mexico TO
GuerraVaea.
The intentions Of the TriumVirats to re-
cognize the Confederate States were con
tinuAlly foreshadoWed BY the impefial
press, the recognition to take place Is soon
AZ. the news reached Mexico that MaxOmil-.
liam accepts the crown. =
News from the Jnares government is un-
important. Il is understood he was busy
ing himself encouraging guerrilla expedi-
lions, some Of which were led by AmeFi-
cans. sr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
sword Presentation.

HEADQUARTERs ARNR OF THE. Fo7ollAC
August ia superb sword was present.
ed 70 Gen. Meade this A. II. by Brig. Gen
Crawford, commanding PennsylEanfa Re.
serves, In the name Of the division. Gov
Curtin and staff, Morton Mslfiehaei aal
others were present
The sword vas pEese1ted to Gen. Mead,
n hFief and apprOpriate speech. 70 which
be responded. ann vas followed by Col
Roberts. Gov. Curtin, aud otheEs. Th,
addresses generally were Of patriotic
character and were highly appreciated b
the large assemblage. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
EzeoutiOn Of substitute peserters

HEADQUARTERS Army or tbs P09qM1c,
August 29.-The execution Of the sHDsti-
tnte deserters. sentenced 20 the penalty OF
death, in General Orders No. 81, took
place to-day. More than ordinary inter-
est was exhibited in this execution Of mill
itary law, and It is estimated that not less
than %, 900 persons were present. The
ground was well selected and every az
raDgement 50 complete that no accident
occurred 70 mar the sOlemnity Of the pro-
ceedings. AT the order 70 ERE, SO muskets
were discharged and instant death was
announced by the surgeons in attendance.
The spectacle was an unusual one. The
Protestant, the Hebrew and the Catholic
stood side by side, each utteFiDg prayers
for the departed souls.
The names, ages, residences, &c., Of the
deceased are as follows: Geo. Kahna,
HanOyerian, % years old, Penna-, lunar
ried. John Felane, Italian 20 years old,
Penna., wife aud family Charles Walter,
Prussian. % years old, wife aud child
Geo. Reinese, Italian, p years old, wife
and child. Emilie Lai, PFussian, 80 years
old, wife.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
a Fight with MosbY's CavaIrY

WAsHIHGToE, August 20.-0mcial infOr-
nation was received to-day at Gen. Heint-
zelman's headquarters Of a skirmish on
Monday last, between q detachment of the
I'd Mass. Cavalry California regiment and
Mosby's men. This attack by Mosby was
made at COyle's Tavern, on the Little Riv-
er turnpike some few miles this side of
Fairfax.
Our men, numbering only 25, were at
tackled on the front and rear at the same
time, but fought nobly. Our loss was two
killed, three wounded and nine prisoners,
together with all the horses. Fifteen of
the horses were afterwards re.captured.-
The loss of the enemy was one Captain and
one Lieutenant killed and one Lieutenant
and three privates wounded.
Mosby himself was wounded in two
places in the side. his wounds are regar-
ded as mortal.
Col. Lowell pursued the enemy from
CentreVille as far as Suckers Gap, but
they succeeded in making their escape by
having fresh horses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
HOpelessness Of the Rebel Cause

H0peleSSneSS OF the 6eDe1 cause.
Nav YORK, August 29.-The Post has
the following special:
WAsHINGTON, August 29.-The National
Intelligencer of this morning, contains =
letter from one John Adams, who is VOuch-
ed for as a loyal man and friend of the
Administration, and has just returned from
trip through Virginia, North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee. de
says he has conVersed extensively with the
rebellion, all of whom regard their final
defeat as inevitable and a willingness to
accede % any terms which shall not humil-
late and degrade them. They affirm that
it is not for them TO beg for peace but for
President Lincoln to hold ont the olive
branch. They desire the leaders in the
rebellion to be held to strict accountable
ity for their crimes. The writer urges that
proclamation be made by the President
after the fall of Charleston, Offering pFOteG-
ton to all who will at once lay down the
weapons of rebellion. The IntelligeneeE
says that the statements Of the writer are
entitled TO full credit as facts.
According TO the Norris Island CORES.
pondent of the Boston Herald, Gen. Gilmore
arrested by order of Secretary Stanton on
press-on Norris Island, on the ground that
the correspondence of the Baltimore Amer
lean and New York Tribue had giyeu %
the public news of a contraband character.
Gen. Gilmore afterwards modified his Or
der so far as TO allow them TO send forward
such letters as he approved. iY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
Last Nights Report
Tie --latest from CharIeston.

The Latest from Charleston.
NRH YoRK, August 3O.-The Herald's 4
Washington despatch says: The bursting
OF the 30O;Pounder gun near Chariestou
does not prevent the Smelling Of that eltYS
as the shells thrown were nom q 200.
p0qnder Parrot. There Is no information
at either the War or Navy Departments
that our nag floats over Forts Sumter and
sure saTSsoa General hammond ~. han :
directed 70 make his headquarters IN the
Department Of the Gulf until further or
Additional rolls Of the rebels taken at
VieksbuEg received at the War Department
swell the list to g, 900, 5000 In excess Of
Published accounts. - f
RORTRRss MoNAoE, August 29-The 3
Richmond Dispatch OF to-day has che fol-
C1dSiestOa, August 27.-Fhe enemy att
lacked our rife pits on Wednesday night
about Z O'Clock In overwhelming force
On Thursday the firing on both sides was
slow with no unnsaal incidents. AS
OHARLEsTOH, August 2s.-The Bernhard
ment of Sumter and Wagner proceeds
slhggishly, the enemy Is working hard ia
the trenches In front Of Wagner. No fur
Their attempt has been made 70 shell the
city.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-The steam.
eE Bermuda has arrived from Port Royal
on Wednesday morning, having STOPPED
OF Charleston. Her Captain reports Fort
Wagner is not taken yet aud cannot be at
present. He confirms the report that SUM-
ter has been knocked 20 pieces. Further
naval operations win be carried on with
out regard 20 Fort Wagner, the capture Of
which will be left 70 Gen. Gilmore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
LAUGHLTN'S
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Cures Nervous Affections.
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The Pride Of Virginia,
Should be used by all Traveller.
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The Pride of Virginia,
Should be used by every one, Delicate Females, IR-
Valids, Persons of Sedentary Habits, Soldiers ex-
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It can be used as q "Morning Appetizer"
Prepared only by
jul2 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
From the Army Of the Cumberland.

STEVENSON, Ala, August 29.-ThO Army
Of the Cumberland crossed the Tennessee
river at four points to-day, with infantry
and cavalry. TheH2nd Kentucky cavalry
captured 30 piekets at q point opposite
Stevenson, aud Gen. Reynolds captured n
large force at Shell Mound and took q
camp on Falling Water Greek. Among
the captared are the notorious guerrilla
Mays and q Tennessee rebel eOugressmaD.
Lettls or no resistance was made. The
rebels reported in force at Rome aud CleTe-
land, along Georgia State Railroad
Gen. Burnside e In the region Of KioEs-
ton and win attack that place before HON
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
jeff. Davis Calls Ont 100000 Negro
Troops.

FoRTREss MoSRoE, August 2a.-The
steamer G. W. Thomas has arrived from
Newberu, with Lieut., Sterling, of Gen.
Banks staff, as bearer Of dispatches from
the blockading feet,
He says that on the morning Of the 18th
inst, large sloop of war Of 10 guns, with
the British Gag flying, swept past the
blockading deet and Immediately hoisted
the rebel flag and passed into Wilmington.
This is the fourth war vessel which has
run this blockade within six weeks.
Rebel papers received at M0orshead to-
dap say that JET. Davis has decided, after
consultation with the Governors of the
Confederate States, to call out 100000
black troops, who are 70 receive their free
dom and fifty acres Of land at the end Of
the war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31

BgK1LLED BY THE CARs.-On wednes-
day afternoon a brakeman on freight
train on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, named John Sheets was
thrown from car by coming in contact
with a bridge crossing the road short
distance below Manchester, receiving such
injuries that he died Thursday afternoon
He was standing on the top of the car
and approached the bridge nnawares.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31

b9rFrNERAI OF MAJ. PUMpHREY.-The
remains of Major /. N. Pumphry arrived
in the city on Saturday at II o'clock and
the funeral took place from his late resi-
denee on Centre street at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon. The funeral Was attended by
Capt, Holmes battery of artillery, and
Capt. HamiltOn's and Capt. Vests scompa-
mics of the Provost Guard, and a large pro-
cessiOn of citizens, preceded by brass
band. The remains were deposited in a
vault at Mount Wood Cemetery, but lwill
be removed at a suitable time to the family
burytng ground near Fsir1lew, Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31

bNr THR WEATHER.-The temperature
of yesterday was delightful, the mercury
having ranged from sixty to seventy de-
grees. The early morning was quite cool,
but the afternoon was as pleasant as could
have been desired. The wind was from
the south in the forenoon, but in the after
noon it changed to the northwest, and the
night was bright and beautiful. The
change is great relief from the swelter-
ing days of early and mid August.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-31
Volunteerine 81 New Jersey.

TRHNTOE, N. J.. August 2s.-yolunteer-
ing in the State Of New Jersey is proceed
ing very briskly. About $4,000 men have
been obtained since Gov. ParkeFs' prOcla-
nation was Issued. Three new batteries
are complete, and one regiment Of cavalry
and two regiments Of infantry will be
completed dariug this week. Almost eve
~ township in the State is at work, and
il is expected that in = few days the quota
of New jersey will be allied by volunteer
eDlistments, thus doing away with the con-
scriptiOn.
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pSpD1sr1NaU1sHED AnR1vAIs.-

B0pD1sT1RGU1sHBD ARR1vA1s.-Maior
General E. o. G. Ord and Brigadier Gen.
Dufie, were in the city yesterday. Gen.
Ord we understand supercedes Gen. Nc
Clernand, in the army of the Mississippi,
and is now on his way to take command OF
his corps under Gen. Grant. Gen. Dufie
is quite young mau and has recently dis.
tinguished himself on the Potomac. He is
assigned to Gen. Kelley at CIarksburgh.