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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
As1rr.-We take the foIlonlng flom thr VIZ

SL,yw-We take the following from the Vjcks'
turR correspoLde Of Tie MSsooyt Dsm0crafi
I will relate an incdeut, witch occurred hi
norrinr at The exJense Of gallant young soldier.
lie w.t. prospectiIg around town, when bis etten
ton was attracted 10 siabl= OF very fine horse.
Vile aduirng their fire points, he was surprised
by the spIearance Of q veIy fsscin4tus young ady,
n se emerged frotn suO,her apartment Oi tbe horse
bouse, and bowed politely and smiled kiingly upon
bim. lie siammercd ont something Ike an apology
for lie seeming intrusion, mixing up TIE words
proclamation" and o i-catiOn," Nc, and
ended by asking who owner OF the pacsI
- DIR. Neeiy,' rep led the lady.
"And you--you are his wiiei' said the soldier,
donotfally.
No." said the lady.
"lLso hY daughter l''-ttis wss said very sml.
insly.
"k.."
a. H.s niece, perhaps l"-endearingly.
No; no relation, that l know o."
Ttsr ledy friecd, Oh visitF--puzzliney.
No. not that, either.
"Wsli, tLeu, may bc permitted 70 ask toho you
u.1'
"C.ranly," replied the lady, who he'd enjoyed
shs soldiers discontinue with a piquGnt fcii@h' "
an ~. dore"
Tie soldier gave one long, last, lingering look,
Ard with low whistle, departed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
auilcd.

Jnly 2-shp,--ouesp OF tho Ea.t Ameries, ST. Losi';
Hts,-tiusua Nord Au,.isA, David Cannon, Mary Lo'
cr.uA .,, 49,. Nm, H..
senoopsis-S j. wsEus, Nhl'ge Belle, Red Fox Cs'lson
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

CouP DIX eOLiEI.-inere were several cases oi
Caus ar So el in Jersey c, yss'esy two - P@e
ia Ono Of th. incS l. naIcI thil. fr.'l l"ie
f.t who wa. -poy 81 novns nnber and died "a bo'
tftef beiD. pio.tl.tsd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
SrnnEs nrA1n.-A l.ernan. ramel Nsyo Oil.

nans .di. -. . C.hA srtri, ettf4r1 % tfl
ol Uta .mptur. 10 Ipt q rco.s r.nl-Y .rrhI
sns .ttaG.bs der ,bott ul4e. dropped scad ~ 20
roos. ILs Co!slsT noun q.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

NFoRots.-A recent saie Of negroes in Moteom'
cry Coanry Marylnd, illustrates tie comparative
worles OF slave property in that State Seven
likely, fuil-lrown young negroes brought III alI
slZ'-au average Of only SIS head. Before the
,Ssr, the same negroes were worth on an average
81, 500 Il piece.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
srapnrso Ayrn.r-A1oat O'Clock on sund,,

,vsnlig roef John .ios.eJ. v..rn3us
.sob,a TIE difG by of ..oci-,sf L.sf
be- own r.,d,rcs H. Jsrsson .ti-e te iurssiNeg
.Sen to his residence - some ends. BE- otsnts.y re-
ases to divuse the nams oi sAe prf.en who oo .11ei
tie act
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
AccIpEsrlLLr SHoT.-A nan named Patdck

CurT5. f-,iaiu.s 81. Ioa OI,rlsil st 80 c- @sl-I
hot fu fLS Cd! b. a. Ni.s tf..ai .e trf i~fy, by g.
sn.nowE a. lie ws, tsssu 70 lls cay AosgissL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

FILL OvrnBO.HD.-On Sunday, about - M, =
nan u1uel Aua-~. ..-d So 3'sr.. si oy-d on
sssre th. ussu csssl. 81 q 4..s~tsu .ftst
y u. tel syeTboa.e. cf0~isA lie BODY rot
tecoysfst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Butts HEAD, Moqdoy, Aug. 3-ThOse who are

Bulls HEAD, Moqdoy, Aug. 3.-1hose who are
ar with ts Market vii fully unders,hnd ths coud.lion
ofade, when tel them thst sam |, siek q" Yes very
sck There 800 hssd Of bul,css sale mosty
common gsls of Western S'eers such usually have at
mi. .eaal with few pretty good ones and good n,sny
clog nedu,n the sellers pTlces vagn ron oGlle p N
fr not weight Of NEST s,er sinking ohd hous tho gca
.ps Of ,se, ara al g19is. q H. aud foa hail to whoe
coa round c,s than the quality sold q, we'h 'so
with fair posrsct that all oa ale Cannot be sold either 20
vo, to,.rog as bGdnesA a'er 'h@ tnt '.le' o. 10"
"'y - - ,,ges yer, slow The w-atirf 4 very warin
o b.r,o .r hryiog ranged ~ 20 80 loI hice DAY.
Al % oatile the top price current ~ ba'u st
in ~ bt fs IL tho hardest LdIEet oI ~. y.sr iSJ
oI tuo ssloIl eIgYes "L0 dId mol sii a. "Aeie'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

ArPfsT or oSE OF THE RIsGLLADrRs ~ 7HE
LAIR RIors-TLomss s. Sutherland. hngssdoi 10 Tie
sio note was suss,ed by Detective fostsoe aud brought
t.f,f, Jss,ic- Quackenbush fofa hearing Minor d. Whit
held OF No 2iI Monroe street, d, poses follows The
doner r.; wen, he re VOLS at the hes1 ofs gsrs
o usu. and forced employed there 70 leave tnsl
o anJ DIN ,hs crowd Of fi1tsfs soheilsnd vas srHrd
with elob. Himself and gang parpdod through o"-ic~
iy.b Ninth aud Eleventh strs,t,. aud compelled tho woIt
men ,u u,, In tho difsfeu machine shop. join Their
ranks The crowd then Waited the Novelty WorA', and
having ,ecned tho aid Of large number Of the worsmen
there proceeded up to Aeiton' Hotel in Fo)''hnd
reet, which they picked AID 'hen set on ore Thfoofho"
these scenes the prisoner the leading spirit incihT
others by word and dee 10 tho work 81 defnc
ton Jos lee Qaacssnbush locked tho prisoner up ioi
eI animation
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

A RloroUs WomAs.--Mary M,Govern was
a., on charge Of aong the roers aud Of hsyrg 10 nor
piece of carpet by the rom tho resi-
Officer Lawrence Of the TSon-th Precinct Ju'
Qu1ckenbab committed her for tsl In default OF ~
bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
~txr.rvrP ALMANAC

NfNiAfrlg slNANft'
; pi,.. tsq -.,,.........5;l3 Moos--R.ses. s;a3
ilsu wtIrh TdIs Day -.
ss,ty Hook. sI4f Gov i.4ri...ii:5s Eell-Gate.l9so W
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
sloncucru ano fanrn GOODS.

GLOTE & JAMES, AVN ,oox
rs IERs Ma g3 futoa-sI Orders Respectfully sebs'kS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

SUFFERING CoIoRED PsoPLr.--The Merchants
Relief Coauiioc l.ye i-eral ID 70 wait he oias' Of ls
ierng oOs. people Of TIA. eiiy and neShiosoot to "
certain tie ua,uc % tac wants aud give them ali 80 i.h'
hey can witt nlcd rloen, q, their dirosa Aropr tie
..ui'r.neu present the Commiisse Rooms yessedss We
noticed tie following (s OF tien coloed aiding the Com
na.e So The Performance ofIbo sraaou' da'' Tho bo'
H. II G,rusit Pfe.by.ertn the Rev. Chsrle. u Ray Con
.gsorsis,; John Cary. Bs7,d; Clinton looosd hstho-
ds john Paterson tsseh.r a'eorasH. Al eo!0ied pe
.ons " bo s,9s the Guy Treasury should pfese"
bids ilnaeaistey Thoy can hna si tho ,Ssie' ihsy
Z, ed by calling 81 So. 80 Fourth street
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

lXPonItsT TO MAP MAgERs.--On map OF Mn
nesoia made by a. J. Hill, ESQ.,, an engineer o, 81
Paul, he ,onhcrG boundary Oi tie olaie Is dei'nc
steJ as 10 include a email portion Of territory y
,rg North OF The 4sth parallel, compriing Pronon-
tory ON lie northwest shore OF he Lake 0i W"
WOois. In THE respect, MI. fIilrs msp diners from
Any other map Of lle State ever pnJsbed 70 far a.
known, bot II sccofds with The iIne fixed by tie Ia
ts-uatiOBsl trebues on toe subieci.
Ill. Mn is nOW employed IN t5e topOUaplicll de
par,ten, Of tie War olBce 8, Washington and bss
bad Csraission 10 insect the Original reports anq
rnsps Of the Commissioner hy whon about fcr,y
years sgo the boundary surveyed and inaike1.
ana by these records Mr. Hnl ctyIograplical d..
ssysry Lar Teen completely verified.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

sale prices offered the road srs sorry they d'u not
Il true shst hr'es" butcher. pse es'l nee e",
I'd each snxons TO 4 tue hret ch0ice Ae' We
,t- excitement ciden, to eomp.tiOs was over inse
h, ed ppnu ufsfss tans who torrt the h"lsI We
p.tb. f,u nos fer between Tie wont Of shade i"i An'
drinl that REQ subject s s.ui best ~ ,tcp
ds, a. tA. and unuoult-oy ijss busiu. mat, sy, tni
al are TO through AID sscip- .ooo. Po'
fiund ID than hose VITO d'sarr n'i
in g-; ns then csts foF~fd We rss Of tnsa.Ad -
% toen sep bach, ,vo,uut. iuvo urt-fi
The nuntsr ha ts beer sod oihe pi.ces ,iuo- oa -
report ssss ugh To ko up the @ of 20" "'sh 20
50A VI over which 10 much over the nnn,er frsHt
needed tlst II ost the pfio. feeeds On sdrh
day ., tks The Sheep market ia SIXTH srs-t the n
ovrr.oskes but usaa wa, vsry as al price' s'"
20 HGi y n. 10, .1esp add dtlc T. 70. isr oub-tu-
iatef beng ,bupdans aud $50, .o~. ho. weis eny ~
5ic. y d. live weight. All
pore ts-lEorow
WoYAS FOUND DROwSED.-The body Of an un-
known womaa found nos.pg in Uowsnos CIc.k reaI
tnr frnuy broce, Oh Moaday nonns Sas had Me ase j.
sosc h.'in. been IL 'he water buis lev hours shs "S'
wsl GTtsssd.
a ,i n.neI Thon,, Morrison. ,.ed 10 y-sp drowned
rnine by f.lsg iuto tie the loot oi
Canal s'fr~t while at Pay on the pier rne ty Wa 'uo
s.qusnhy feeo's'ed ~ joseph M'vr' No 50 U.n.s'o1
suost The rrnsins were iEien q the rsrtpt sdehse
No 46< astis1 seot C0ronsr Cgh he'd ~ n'
quest ibe Ja rendered vos4io. Of seeidee@i d.'"Ahs
ATTEYPTED SUIcIDr.-AbOut ca O'clock on sun
dsy evening DeIau nsrsd August LOuef, oossdns . Nc.
3l3 Thr5 street, bis throat INCA lefy
proved fatal The OF the eou. osii ~as tho Cause s'
signed.
DROwyHD.-Abcut7 O'clock on Sunday evening
hoy .,Ded VIM .un AGED ~ r. sinz ~ 70 Noah
accidentally tell thiol hoe A. Ae doc. he uoi
sIrei. jIow uuL buIs STAGE could e,sh
him sesIcn n 4de i,r booy. but Iycoyo.d
DARIYG EoBBEFY.-Abous 10 O'Clock on SUNDAY
eyoning. Nj l. Nsrnoi ft,id.ur M. as Wet
tstn .Iee', "'~s on he ''P' IN I9pi o. hi'".e"o~
be .prO.Cned ~ n-n WHO ~fhSiA2 uV"s,E ih's
ed h vl.h ins att dee ~ te y1yv Gafip lie tbsn
cooy naei the locseis q Mt NruO. isAIhE threifoG
sold watch ysluel al b 80 sud sms VI Ia.Ley.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

JUTF y. NHE
{ 80, - sf.j'o.t s1i SIN 2r3 a9- inc. ~ T., 2'i
-. ~ 5SgokT D Cfl Dec. 2.itf3r
C,-c, '.,,yn. 5-.5I8l SO, -! DcU.. - ih
..a1.,,. .-.. I6llJL:ii r. 20 10 b,c.. 23n 40
10, n n. foaa I-ie C' siosoA, Gne Ispo'if' o. s1f
sa-n sJts CIV u N't- lesJ Je' ~ ssk s.eAs S'fsr
a.I 4ug l. lso3 T. pA,ea 81 alrres ns CaPHosg 81 sas'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

CRY MoRrALIrY.-The City Inspector reports
,hs. "a persons died in NewYok during the pat wees98
men, ~ womsn as boys, and 25s srssn increase OF 81
upon be mortality Of the previou. week and CT 2SS com
paea with th. corresponding week Of 1861 OF the decsa'd
+SG children under hve years Of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

BoAR9 or SUPERyIsoRs.-This Board met yes
teIdy Tor the purPo's OF appointing lnporoi' snd
C,pysefs 0! Election AfeIs ballot hsd tosn tason, bet
vs. hcui Gel ne esut further balo,ns postponed ul
tie nr., Tae.i,y in October. Me.r, Reach. ste~Ht
Blurt and Pg5Jy sppoiaied Committee 70 prepsr-
list, Tie question TO Tho psyneoi Of Harlem bnis-
hills which vas lost $: the last meeting recou'idofed
and the bills ordered be paid. communication was f'
o,i,ed from Robert H. Shsunou ,ts.ius ;a tie eoip' i
citizens which be organized for the protecroa Of property
ouns the ro' did expect any pay and had TO
claims 70 Ahe routine bases the Board .d
j,urBe5 until Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

DRowSED.-Abcut7 o'clock on Sunday evening. a
boy nained MN. Mi.on, aged H. isnE NJ 70 - Noah
accidentally tell hi bse ~ iAe doc. he lot
OF jI0W ne. b-lus could ,e ,sh
i.f buoy but IL ne. recovered
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

ATT.YPTED SUIcIDr.-About ca O'clock on Sun
day evening Gersau banned august LOuer, to1dibs Ne
10 Third street. bis tmost ~itu razor. whici Le-iy
proved fatal The fear Of tne cop at WAS tho Cause ss
signed
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

C,srinfa Tor endine July 23.... 8'tji,Gl %
Ci,.nnss for wees ending Aug l..... ?1 2iiN9 II
Bslsnees Tor wsrs ending Jny z3..... - 5ot 10 %
Bslzne,s ior .soeE eidins Aug l..... ts+I 40 %
The PotlsUiHe nltlers' Journal of Saturday lsst
savs:
n iemald continues fair for ft quality coal. be- The
second iues ilr. Ans h the Su"st usoh o. tf
yea expected hat fh- trade wori 10 Affected '
no rxi rn,. The stocks IN ths marArt are CO..
Many drac. tuvfs very tpa IA ~ present, uudef
the thai Ifccs OF coat vi iocrd ths W -'
noe thA will t.ko ylnc.. The dras ~ utrrei" 10 .o-
eH.ut vi the prpducon while pusrrs'esi wages cA-
uot he reduced without d conflict with ma men, "h, -" '
srsa la ns sopes- OF tLroul'esi aud evru ~ sis de-
c,u- should placo ia the PIC II coal (wfp a. %
Drovs no the under eSisiius cifcunsinncs' W'
up by he increase prce Of reisNt d'ihe
We do believe, therefore, thh Ac-
will gain anything 5y delaying purchases uner th-
OF lower rates OF prices Tile ONLY DO femsue1 oN
sI iscrca ed supply of LABOR Ia the COL resiah
The Tunes Of July - thus notices the London
market,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04


a.l n4.I .N ta
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

To,si Cari,.' 's.....'''''To' -,c 20,
Lo,ns aud dct. - ~ " Specie S'a 80 c1i
Cigcuy,ton..... =" "' pspos' '''.''+fr ot 40 40
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A Great Time In EIuira The Drafted Men
on ncnh.

Tho following IL ffom tie Ei;rira An ,EsrisEs:-
The dram for three hundred men from the own Of
Elmira, wa made .. tn olce OF 'he Provost Marshal
In this village yesterday forenoon. large number
OF people WAS congeeated In and around the ofc. Of
the Provost Marshal, and the announcement Of the
nomes vas received with marked dem on.t ations OF
applause.
Aa soon o. tho dran vas concluded, the fortunate
holders Of tickets prepared progrsmme for q Usnd
celebration OF their success. Christopher Slater, Of
tbs Bsainard House, was chosen Chief Msrh.L, aud
Vim. N, Thsysr, Of tho Daily Press, was appointed
Captain In the procession were . number Of ban.
neS and placArds, with humorous inscriptions ono
rad. This Union and the Con-tItut,on--tiod md
VitnIy" Another, "Whatwe ki We eat" Anoth.
er, "we are oomug. Father Abraham, thIe, hundred
Lottery" ~
le;i.d 20 bear ihe ,prsch,', Kifus kius. a mfuber
the bar, and dr. tied man, was the frst ,pelke
snd pstS,o ss y IA. .s ss .on,'ra .Ss nun man
th,iiin and applause. w. should lie glad 10 pub
',h !, IN ~, but our mi, viii not permit it
>, H. Lo-ie, dIafsi man, spokr next. III, re-
,nri. mrm =. pointed aud p, rotie. He va, bora
ar a.a aa e., q, wa. r. sISy "a. :nd .ns to stand by
,b.n nis cal, Dpsr slate, Of ,bs B.naid Louse, Was
Sau. sn us d h, 4i hsS Soy ~
say hs va. nd sn dAm,ic.n m e,iz.n, aud h' ,mi he
IN, Admini tr,tion, '''' '"' AA"'' ana
An od man, .ilty, frye years Of age, 'hen MOUNTED
the ahd and woctt drd 20 aldr N the pc pie His
liokcn accent ,how'd hat he Was a terln n Ue
sai he ben sixteen years IN the SCI v ce IN ms
d country, and y sh he vas young enough % III
nov fr hh"r'y ~ Am ricA. He knew h, d n rene.
between m ich, ald free 20, erum nj, And he
.Ihor'ed h pople ia eloquent Angus 3, 10 stand up
and hsh - "de' and law. Jane. T r,1dl-v a
drsfi Ell IN u, thea csme f,rward and read rie. If
re-. out,uns wl,h ~e pubhsh b:pw ILey ..re
e1opted 4 h Tremendous and upaniuou. M n, az
app Nu,c;
Fh>' sns, tn, G,ye nment Of thc United SAFE. 70,
thH pu pore o. ssst ng IL presetying itself ain.t
tie dys royins s''nIis ~ an oganiEed dome ic foo
has A. to N titute . draft, and
Wh<r,as, We, tia Oush the favor OF kiud Fortuna
hNv. lrcn each awarded pixie in this g est LOTTERY
g. rtfore, be u
i,' np, r., va, W, va, ~ % mn oI kihiTa, lov-
decl.e tha in or opinion this action Of the Govern
ment 10 NJ ntcrssaIy sud ju.t.
RstolUsd, That ella ming to be loyal men, We will
not, by word or decd, by thought OI action, Gner re
distance " this daft, but VAL respond IN mauler
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cheers - they took their places under direction TIE
Judge. The match for the cham ponshp for ain
slc scu rowins, and purse of one thousand dollars.
Jauos Hamill, of Pennsylvauia, splendid specimen
of humanity tovcd boat built this city, While his
opponent, Jo.h ward, Of Se~hurrh, ro~cd . boat
built In that city. Al the start Ward ssin,d sl't'le
on his antagonist. and kept the lead all the ~ay up
the river, reaching the stake boat several lenrhs
shcsd Of Hamil. Who pulled steadily on, undistubd
BY the cheering that greeted his opponent A. tie
boat. came down the river, Ward, evidently rereshcd
b, his hrst succcss. increased the distance between
the two boats until he parsed the Judge yacht dor
en- lenfhs ahead Of ii,mil, ard ". srer-aris de
esred the winner OF the pusc and chant plon Of Amer
lean over
TIE distance roved vas Ave miles, the rsce occupy
ins forty t~o minutes aud twenty -n,nc seconds On
th- part VI Ward. I. DonAhue aud Smith Rlns, Of
Scwbursh, acted as judges. For uan.iil, II. Lsary
and l.. bers, Of New York Referee. Il. lnnis, Of
rougbkesss
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The War Westward.
Rebeis see the Hand writing.

HSmph . iuiv 2l, RIA Cairo, july 2a.-(icn, Huri
Sut'. 'c0u sIriy to day from o~olona Miss, re-
pot Johns on al Brandon, and Gen. ir man In poe
ssso efJ ckson. The r, bel Gens. RusRles Chal-
ners, Saunders aud Fegusou's forces are At Tuplla
kussef concentrating his forces with the intention
Nohably OF m'k nF dash our lines.
Correspondence nom Brass's and Johnston's armies
depict them in srea, derituton. and CRAFTY dcmor-
allied They give up airsa,ipp, and advse the p. an
er' to stay and make the best terms possible. Our
sooun report he Jory Of the plan Gus that
seshou'ate pcsse.s on Of the country b fore JsH
pavi' has time 10 contcript there Johnstcns army
estimated not to yxceed 10000 Great const,rna.
hon e1is ,hroushou tho whole Sou hen country.
Tie 'epIitt Of oug successes al Natchcz, YaZoo City
snd JAcEsol' are uIy confirmed. Larso smourt. Of
munitions OF war, especially Of ammunition, have
tlen into our hNnds with these p.aces
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Telegraphio News Items, 30.

P.-cx ALvrrn, q England, hs, Joined the Navy a.
luniof lieu snapt.
A cYcn for si,ao,oco va. rre-en,cd and paid at
the nityJ State depo.itory In Chicago . fev days
since.
tn, bridges between HAMPTON and Dig Bethel, Va,
are Al, carried a.ay b. thr i'e VI water II ON the
cent showers In that Vicinity
Fivy huuired pounds OF Mimi. ball. were tie
9TH dsy, upon Information rivt by Ord man,
di'coverrd secre,ed In hole in one OF the whsrvss
vi DOston.
'c'7riun'ca,ion b,twecn the Wet and Ne~ Orrsn.
h ~ sis,ppi ~ soon ~ It shsli sseurtain that 1t
oe done ri.h aafety,
A NAN named David Ralsnn hs. been arrc''.d In
Pt'sburs, clsrg With ,ttsmptins to rsise nmiutsfy
.omp.n 10 opvo's the draft. The svid,nee s 'tlons
si.on u the secth Cour, OF Service, .hich spp owed
~, na.f ~. 80 ogaI. and NJ case 10 to come b,ine
the House VI Lords immediately.
TuE Baltimore and oh o road has nov ,arse Sorr,
Employed ia ret uldra the bridge, hetwesn Cumbef.
lsnd and li.1eoeh The rebel. dcviro, edsx bridges
between these points.
ed TO Dayids Island and Chester, Penn. F.- ot none
Of this elias. hav. b en- allo~sd to remain in Bait
more, though over 1000 have passed through that
city II, N ucttysburs.
Aso~a the drafted men from Msrtbss Vineyard
we're se' srai .ho had been tax pI.onep by semmcs
and paroled By the term. Of their pa os, all sueh
men are disabled from entering INTO the service Of the
United btates until exchanged lnstructions sre eI
pected from Washington On tbe subject
rhrrfEpAr In the DtsG.f Court at WaphiDgton,
derrs va GIspted tonc~tnA the pcrsonAl csiate u
ir .iarnett, son In lav Of EIUovefnor VIZ, durifs
his life time, While his real estate l. an ah- futs oi
ieiture The ,nns principles affect seventeen other
ems In which slmilAx dccgees oIdsred 10 be
issued
Il, New Hamphlrs the drsft bs. been pC.'poned un
I'll the opn,ou OF he Solicitor Of tn War Departm mt
and the Judge Advocate can lie obtsined upon vari.
Gus questions ubmitted IN rssAru 10 the nJu.tiee Of
comp ling such tovus have here ofots iurn shed
their full quot to contribute euAly with those thai
have been ds6cieat In th.s respect.
DuIro the riot In Troy, Morrissy,th pise. .hshts,
equally tooA pLi aS.inst ,he rioters The mob At
tac kcd the Troy House and dem adsd thai the negro
vaite,s should be gwen up 70 them; "but," says
porter, ihey we're inivIiuud BY AorIiSy hat the
eo~s had AL left but himself, and he was at their
service, n they desired" This Hiberp~i m closed
the pariry Tho mob, concluding no doubt tn & Nor.
rissy ~as able 70 serve out" any Of them, retirvd
Tns train Of passenger cara which len Philsdelpbi.
Tuesday night, Tor Washington, contain. .ns about
hive hundred passenger of the track, about mine
miles east Of the SuSqut hanna, at O'Clock edn-r
day mGfnins The engine, baggage car, Adams ES-
pss csr, And three p4ss,n cars, Aso the eating
ear, we're all thrown ~ and completely snath, d
Fortunately, tho only inJury done some s ght
bruises to lieutenant, whose name sscer.
taintd.
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Thi. long talked Of rowing mach came on yestsr-
day afternoon, on the Hudson River st PoushkeeIi f,
aud was wtnepred by at least ten thousand persons
All the morn NJ Iain., up and doSn the Hudson
River Rsilroad were crowded with p. ssenseTs ger
~ arrive early At the place appoiated for the great
race From the back country came bur ldrods Of rus
tic swsins bringing their sveethears IA every yls
vas n drawn by Eve hundred dollar ho 'ser New
bursh was nearly enp'ied, aud every otht town on
the river withia twenty miles, sent imposis delsa
tilns. The seene from the ,hore charm, pg, hun
dreds of sa-bosA row-bosts, HAT boats, &c. hilsd
with laughing girls aud merry boys, lent ohn N 10
scene seldom witnessed on the Nor River.
Al la4t the eoptsstsp sppsATsd, greeted yi,b loud
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Morgan Yet in Ohio.
Our Forces still F"llo wing Him up.

Cincinnati, July 23.-koJsan crossed the Muskin-
gum River at Essleiport, IS miles below Zanesville,
81 10 O'Clock this morning. Scouts report his forca
LOCO strong, with three pccss Of artillery. Colonel
Lmen', s6th Ohio, sent his regimen, and . large
eumber Of militia afler him. Colonel Chandler, of
GAINESVILLE, and 20 citizen soou,s. we're cap ured At
DeaIestovn last night. Tho latest reports from
Eaetspor, s.y the seth Regiment, under Lieut.. Col.
Mcfarland, are fighting the rebels and driving them
sp the river tow ard Ztnesvile This l. not entirely
seiisble. Bwiness is suspended .: Zanesviiie, snd
the citizens are turning out en- ndsse to re.s Nor
gsp's pIogrese
SECOND DisPATcH
Cincinnar, Jr!B 23.-MmgAn this afternoon was In
Suernsey county near the Central Ohio Railroad,
aud VAS supposed to be making eastward for the On 10
uyeI.
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The Case Of Capt. sawyer.

short time snce IN account appeared In our
columns Of the selection by lot OF Captains 8 yer
and Finn, two imprisoned Tn o. fficers In Rich.
mond, for execution In re,siston for tie desth OF
two rebel spies by order Of Gen. Burnside. Our
Government has taken prompt measures 70 pr,v.nt
the .Iecuton Of this inL sent.Ice or ~ east
punish II in case II 10 carried into effect Tho Rich
ted Capt. Sawye's wife AMI children to visit him
ia PRISON, and they have gone ~ F-r,rsss Monroe
on their ~Ayto Redmond by the ueSi flag Of truce
A l,tt,r written by Captain Sawyer, from Rich-
moud To his wife, sskI g her = come 20 him, has
been publi'h,d. Il concludes with tic following
noble words:
MY de,r wife, the fortune o' war has put ne IN
thi, post on. II must de sacrifice TO my ouu' =
try, with Gods Will l must submit only let he
you once more, aud vii die b' con ing IA
aud ,licer but for GoG's 'ssa do not 81 sp-
point me. Write N me soon YOU gst ia g.
and 20 u CAPITA Whldip, h WI ndvss you
what h. do. hsvv d ne moth NJ to desc III 4
por alty But you must subuE to YOUR fte, n
uiH BE- no disJrdce 10 my''J yon, or the children;
~ YOU nas y ms win y l,ie sD AAy,, ~ CAV my
hn b nd - my children " il hive the com Olaf on
say, II wis mate M orIh TO- my claIntry +"
q 90 will proyid" r yOI never fear. Oh / Ia
,rd to lea, YOU thIs wish the bal thaJ pass,
through my end u. he ias; bait had di ne II
work bu It was not 10 be 40. N } IN nd Is some
what nf eAcei 'or IL las COM no sudd me.
writs " me soou as yoI tet this leA9c yodr
letter open and will getit Direct my uSmc aud
.sng, y way Of Fortlss aonro'. fnewe.i fare
md Lops It - all tor tIe sest. rcusin yours
Lntil draIb. H. w. SAWYER,
Captain Ia. N.w j Issy Cav airy.