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WOOD LAND F3N ShLE.-yEhY vALrA-
w BILE REAL EsTAT-: ~ CUMBERLAND co
FOR SALE The undrrsisnrd offers tor sale his two
FARMS III CUmbeI land county, stu lir about tnuT Er-
above Columbia and eight niles from Carrersyiie. TIE
home contains about 100 acres the
upon which consist Of most client lw e!iiuS ain.
ing nine rooms with porcheI. exc-leu, and
veuicnt diLug-rnom in The basement pal ted inside and
out. with four large barns; eight cabins all Nearly
ovrrserrs house with all necessary H. kitchen,
house house carriage hois-, with well ris
water in the yard, all handsomely enclosed: young end
thrifty orchard Of peach and apple Of tie choices, .ri'
Is we'll warred, aud srrndnnce o. original growth:
location healthy and In most tesircbc -ghbUrlool,
convenient TO mills. shops post ice- aud chrtcS
only few miles 10 the cana! AT uIubIa, vince there l.
q good ferry.
The ot.'er farm contains 200 acres, l. Of which
Jane. river lo- g-UundI The improvement cou,s'
very suod dwelling, large barn cnous-n fsct nj!
ou,budiugI for good sized family. all in good rep r;
we w6ercd and timhsrrd; equally Close to uav :at:oa.
small boats running up Jumrs river.
Will bell the whole together diedn. If TrrfcTrGd-
making Jscres and admitted by those who ka it best
10 DO oae of best highland farh Ia the county.
If sold privately before the Ctr day OF :usust II
will oe offered THAI day public aG:ton wou nd
wise those In want Of good inrnl TO purchase p1-fe
it is bound to cul together much ompiliion publicly
WI give possession early this fail, whinG time the
pur haser will have fine chance to supply himself viii
corn fodder, &c.
Persons visiting the place will icavs packet a. Co
urnbs, where conveyance can be- had.
Nr Rchar1 Watkins the owner Of the STATE vii take
pleasure in showing the farm.
TERMs-To suit purchasers
AIBo small farm OF leo acres, close By with M TIE
c.ssary billings.
Address T. II. JACKSON. Ausi!"neer
Wslton's Mills, Cumberland county. Va
july le.d&ctauG5;hf
EARM FOR SALE.-l am authorized 10 s~ll a
i FARM containing Eve hundred acres. situated in
Luuenburg county, within five m"s Of K"ysv:r Depot
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, and s.s than
mile from Pleasant Grove Pcstoiire.
The improvements ace twoa.ory ~ooi Dwelling
House. containing eight rooms Kitchen. Snoke, lee ane
Carriage HouseS, Office, BLACKSMITH Shop siUrehourr
Stables
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RifbmouO GuquiGer,
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 2l, 1868.

Captain Robert 7. Brown, Of tho 18th Mis-
sissippi regiment, reported as missing, after
tho battle of Gettysburg, was wounded in the
left foot and left hand, and captured by the
enemy. \ letter from him has been received
by flag Of truce boat, giving this, and the
further gratifying intelligence, that his wounds
are not of q seriaus nature.
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Juno I7-ctlaug

DOASOKE COLLEGE, Til Ipsritu,ou Ioca.sd
IL At Salem Roanokr Co. Va. having be. n b- ally
ps,ronized during the past year By young disable.
for military duty. and boys under l., will "Prn it';
sc. ron on tn. lrt Of September. TCfTIOS-S,D Tor
u ION his. Including rcieu: and Modern language
BoARD-S6 per month last sesson; will be gr,st;G
proporonsy with III. vance In price provisions.
Far further particulars, inquire Of Il. P.-s!en,
iyl7iOt D. +. BiTTLE
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DIED,

DIED, on Monday, at , o'cloci: \. NJ, Mrs
REBECCA c. SINToN, rclict OF the late VIM
Snton. in The 18th year of hcr age.
The friends and acquaintnnccs Of The family
are invited to attend her funeral this Tues
day. afternoon, at o'clock, from her late resi-
denee ca Main street, between 18th and 10Th
Sank quietly to rest on the evening Of the Eth
inst, at his home in Grecnvie District, s. c..
aftera prolonged and painful illness. S,rrgron
Lawrence Manning Austin, lately in charge OF
the 18th Mississippi Regiment, Barksdalu BIZ
gade, in the - year OF age.
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hstssrIss kanakea a7ss 6 ss=yy s!ees saa io

tho eneuy, "
Our casualties so far. / III, Informed by good
authority. will not exceed go eli told Lorimg's
division suffered most.
The enemy massed n large fnrcc OH orr right,
and has been firing leisureIy all day. There is
less heavy firing to-day than usual, although the
weather is cloudy with frequent shower, aud
comparatiYey cool.
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ORDNANCE DEPOT,

ORDNANCE DEPOT.
RICHMOND, July 20, 1868.
IL detailed mon who have exemption papers for
II service 10 the Confederate Sta es Arnory. Catene
Factory and Harness Shops who arc absent from their
work. are notified that Their nsmeB Will be reported to the
Povost sshRl for arrest transfer 10 tho srny I'M.
ess they report TO me With two days from this date
w. g. DOWNER
iuly el-2t Superintendent Of ArmOros.
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FUN oALE INV n ELlp
HANDSOME FARM OF 300 ACRES,
~ lie Richmond and Danrille Railroad and only about
- from Richmond The buildings on the place are,
40 good Dwelling with six rooms; several good heSro
- Zen houses smoke house, Beseral good tobacco
m hoase, stab es, &c, &c.
crop each of wheat and cats tas just been har-
N he place and the corn potatoes and ether veg
va, cop, respect. are very omisng-a'l Of which,
Ser :;h cows hogs. some supplies OF various kinds.
Ip'tlold and kitchen furniture il is desired shall
Ss- ~ 1882 "
ny wishing 10 purchase can obtain my address
:-a'i u the office Of Messrs TYLER d Son, Com
N=;etan's, Cary st., Richmond, Va
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0SF uTyDKED DoI,y,.YS KElyA..D. 70

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWNi:D, FOR
" the apprehension Of OlBl%, a dark rIu!ai;D nan
Of metu:n height. not very heavily built; q y-r
old has some from; teeth missing. He r!..e 'ur
RuheTi I'd estate, Richmond and Is c,!r,rque";y
well known here lie has vie III Hr Dcaou., .; tile
Dover Pitts, in Goochiand couriy
will pay the above reward his delivery 20 }. L. An
drews. corner Of 9th and Canal streets.
july. 7-lvf ID. +. WILLIAMS.
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S,0 KEN ARD..-.The -bove reward will be paid
ScU ioE ih- aprrhensi and c,nfnem in any Jai!
N.=:t ! car get him, tor my by K1NClHES, who
~. from mp July i, 1863 Said hoy a"uu feet
s.zI::s high a:aer dark, tai y freely; last seen
r Redmond The Brock turnpike coming i, the di.
'-c;!oa 0: lay1ye. Junction.
+. FOXHALL, Cartain Co l.
!5;h y. z. Troops. Gen Cookies Brigade,
i:.y !3-l":: Hanover Junction Va
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Sec'y Of the Commit. .
re- i,--c.'A,-

l'0k RtST-And possession given immed lately A
l. lGsr md ..Ty ROOM, on Ilth street, opposite the
a-.'aa l"'= two 10 suit MOS; admirable as odg
s:Fooo Gas sud water .plen;y arranged.
70; farther particulars apply to
MR.. MCDANIEL,
iay!G-,. g. ENQUIRER" lob rin,ipg OfIic.
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SITCATIGS WASTED.-By young NAN who
y has been dsch rgrd from the army, account OF Inn
paired health. He has ha stp:rience Us cerk,
and feels confident OF his ability 10 give Satisfaction 10
sty one who may employ hlm. Apply Vt
luly 20-3st THIS OFFICE.
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ADJUTANT + INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE. !.
July q, 1863. !
GENERAL ORDERS
No. 90


July q, 1863 !
GENERAL 0RrERsI
No. 80.
The following schedules articles named therein adopted by commissioners
concerned and
thereto
SCHEDULE A.
RICHMOND, July Is 1867
Hon JAMES A. Seldom Secretary of War:
Of
to
with the 0"Rg pt we respectfully lay before the following schedules
marked anu B.
rm %, as pork we have postponed the till
Mr nlllam D.
add that the schedules
The following schedules the maximum appraised
ell are .
paid elsewhere less the cost OF which
article would so ordinarily Tor
which
Iushe for and % long
nails for baiins forage
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BELVIN'S BLOCK.
DARBY, READ & GENTRY'S

DARBY, READ g. GENTRI'S
Shoe Store, on 18th Street, Opposite Bank.
~ 0O0 Pairs Of shoes, Including large stock for
lU.UUU Ladies', Balm .al = slkins Shoes. Moroc-
DO tees Congress CATERS Lace ters Black Lasting
Booees Misses lmora and Boot-es Childrens Shoes.
We have LOCO pairs Of Shoes sutabl- q r servant--
Brogues Brogaas, Engsh Bouchers Also nice seccton
Of shoes for Grntlemen-I fine blocksd Busts at
good Trunks tine Eel! Hats, cheap; English Socs, Lle
Thread Drawerr, Herino aud Linen Bosom Shirts,
Goves Ladies Corsets, ST. Umbrellas Letter and Sote
Paper Envelopes, PeDcils. ape. MsAou'a Backing.
shc~ Lsces Tooth Brushes Pins Nesdie, Co'tons asps
our stock tho best selection In the ConssdcTacy.
iuly5NJI
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l7g yNTgLLEagNcg,

husrrses OoUaG--.Saturday, .uly IA
number of persons were fined for allowing
their slaves to 60 at large contrary to law.
Eliza Sexton. being called to answer an in
dictment for receiving stolen goods, knowing
the same to have been stolen she failed to ap-
pear, aud an alias capiaS was awarded against
her, returnable at the next term of tho court.
John Mckinley, charged with retailing ar-
dent spirits without license, was fined sixty
dollars and costs.
Nick Manly and William NJ. Lockwood
charged with assaulting Daniel Davis, and
robbing him, were discharged.
Cordy Adams, charged with beating his
wife, was tried, and the jury assessed his fine
at one hundred dollars, and the court SEN
fenced him to Imprisonment in, Jail for one
year.
Richard Hays, charged with larceny, was
sent on for further trial
James Gibbons, charged with larceny, and
having plead guilty, was sentenced to JUL for
one month, and was ordered to be put 10 labor
on the city quarries.
Cornelius Murphy, for resisting q police
officer, was fined ten dollars and discharged.
The jury in the case of James McGee
charged with assuuiting -Alonzo Travis. could
not agree upon verdict, seven being for ac-
quittal and five for conviction. :. The jury
were discharged, and the accused admitted to
bail for his appearance at the next session of
the court.
MAYORS CoURT-.NoNd0N JWlY 2Q.-Myer
Myers, charged with aiding and abetting in steal
ing six hundred and forty dollars worth of coffee
from W. W. sncad, was remsndcd till the oath
instant.
Michael Fitzgerald, charged with breaking into
the house of Mary L. Mitchell, was discharged,
the parties not appearing against him.
Anderson, George ard Isaac, slaves, charged
with stealing two bags Of meal were ordered
fifteen lashes apiece.
John Riley, drunk and lying in the Market,
was required to give security fin the sum of $500,
and failing SO to do, was committed to jail
Henry McNanly, charged with being drunk
and assu!ting John Dovs with stone, was re-
manded for further trial.
Daniel Sullivan, a soldier, drunk and disorder
was sent to Castle Thunder
W. B. SHINES, drunk and trespassnr on DR..
Burrows, was sent to the Provost Marshal.
Oscar Williams, =. free negro charged with
using improper, indecent and vulgar language
in the street, was ordered fifteen lashes
John Grier, another FREQ negro, charged with
burglary and theft, was rcmanded Tor further
trial.
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DERS0NAL.- II C. q FOOD will call at the Office
i OF the Southern Express Company, he will lsurn
somet ing his advan age.
july 2l-3t IL HAMILTON, Agt.
MIR. JOHN r. WILSON wild be pleased to re.
NJ ceive my in!orMa ioh OF Lis brother. e. p. Will.
SON. of the 7h Krgin Cavalry Va. Vols, company
a., ow in this city, aud who was Gently wounded at
Brandy Station. he WAC II; General Hospital No &C.
the 18th ul;imo Mr.. Wilson is stopping o. the Powhaa
House. jy2,-ltt
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r OOK It T III :!

IT.
The advertiser wishes to r-ct or huy sI3a Farm,
With good improvements, somewhere on the Richmond
and Dau7ile or SouthsiIe Sail ga my person har.
ing such pla for rent sale will, by adirssFiu; p.
o. box So Richmond With real giving parIicu-
lars, receive prompt attention. CI-lsi'
CT0LES ST0!ES.-Stolea from Wildrr Hop III
y on fhe night OF July l2, i-65, LIGHT $ .RREL
MARE four years Id last spring about L. Ea"ds lgh
star the forehead has Ia sable ISL on the LEI;
shoulder, where the gvIh binds. She has s2isu
saddle mark lust on The wthers Is ewy shod, heels
on the shoes Walks and trr;s WELL and in GOOD ord-r
will pay liberal reward for her capture aud return to
me- orsecured 80 that can &c; her aCa:n.
r. F. MGILL, Steward,
July l4-stt 18th Div. Winder Hospital.
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rTO TEA lady or &c tleman well qualified
L TO ach Music. and ana lady OF gentemsn well
qualified 10 teach Latin und higher English or Music ana
Latin, invited make application for pleas.n stu
ali In Mar Washington E,llese, at Abingdon, Va
Applicants will plea end Bmopi IL am references ~
early possible Address Rev. WM A. HARRIS, Abibs
dom Va july l6-6t
NIOTICE-Perscns holding tho rec ip's OF r. Il.
~ Mtur, posi.ary for Gouede States eight per
B. nds will present them without delay ut our coun
ter and receive the Bonds now ready for delivery
Hly ls-d&c2t r, e. MAURY ~ CO.
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EATEaT FROM TIE NEW FoRg RIOT,
THE RIOT STILL IN PRoGREss-oUTaAoEs Of
THE NOR.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Noon--The rioters last
night visited several houses of i'll famo on Green
witch street, and burned one nf them, killing one
man. They also Quilted about dozen other
houses The police did all in their power, aud
finally beat off the ruffians
This morning a small row occurred in Cedar
street. contiguous to the above locality, but Il
liberal dispensation Of police clubs dispersed the
rufiRns.
RIOT on STATEN ISLAND.
There was quite serious riot Oh Staten Island
last night. A band of rutiians, numbering five
hundred, roamcd in detached bands over the
island, hunting negroes Ostensbly, but really
bent on plumber.
The houses Of several negroes were burnt,
their occupants lleeing to the woods. Six Of the
negroes were killed.
Several persons were notified that their houses
would be burned. The railroad depot at Van
derbilt landing burned Drinking shops
were despoied and gutted and perfect reign
of terror prevailed.
No private residences were destroyed, although
deep threats were made against the dwelling of
Mr.. Maverick. one Of the editors of the Post"
anu OlnerS. SlllZeNS LneTe arc aTmlnG ana form.
ing patrol force
A detachment of the 9Th regiment. with two
howitzcrs, have been sent down.
TIE RIOT IN BgooKLyS.
It is reported that there is considerable dis
turbance in Brook yn. One negro house in Colum-
bia street was destroyed and few other small
houses i'll Talley st:eet were pillagcd the negroes
being horribly maltreatcd.
GRAPE AND CANISTER USED FREELY.
1t is reported that both grape and canister were
used freely up town last night against the rioters
There were several fires during the night in
various parts Of tho city, nearly all, however,
being small! houses.
ATTACK on TIE RESIDENCE OF DUDLEY FIELD
An attack was made on some of tho residences
in Gramercy Park, including the house of Dud-
ley Field, Esq, from which vollcy of musketry
was poured into the villains, scattering them.
TROOPS ARRIVING.
Quite a number OF troops are arriving and
some batteries have already reached the city
The general impression at this hour moon,
Wednesday, is that tho worst is over, the mob
fearing the arrival of tried troops from tho scat of
war.
FAMILIES LEAVING TIE CITY.
4 large number of families have removed from
the city, and the exodus still continues unaba.
ted.
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F. W. HUBBARD.
R0BT. GIBBONEY.
WM. 3. HARRISON. =
SCHEDULE i.


AMI
Smelling tagging :"
3. Hauling cwttn mile Ni
Hauling grain -
s. Hire of twohore and driver furnished
6. rat the Gorenm ." 90
Hire of fourhorse
- 70" 1900
s. Hire ation furnish Govern
Hire of slHhorse and driver, furnished
:"
H. Hire of labore, furnished by
II Hire furnished by the Government
b. Hire Of ation furnished by
Ii Hire of furnished by the Government
(Spned) S. COOPER.
It In<p'r Cen.
ig cop
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OrVIoE VA. e. TENN. r. X co ;!
LrScHBURo. J 7nr IS, I.dj. )
YTNHE Board Of Drec nrs OF this Company ha.ins de-
Il clared dividend OF per Mt upon the '"ck n he
Company payable to the stnckhoder heT l"gs repre-
sentative at Their oee IN tina city Of LyEcLSug. on ed
after the lst dav OF Ausust next.
The sfer books s be clo,ed the 18th Juy. sai
stand. closed until Is: August Therefore tho's prEs"II
ov ing 8 ock who have not had The trcns!er nsas I"
them Will ha We Il before the 18th Of July, the
di yid.nd will be PLACID tbs credit O. tIt party L:
yho.e name the stock TsbdI that day.
BY order Of the Board.
+. @, MOgRISOA,
Inn. I7-ctIau1 TT :nur.rt
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MAYORS CouRT-.Nondoy, July 2Q.-Myer
Myers, charged with aiding and abet,ing in steal
ing six hundred and forty dollars worth of coffee
from w. ". Snead, was remsndcd till the 24th
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Y. 5. A.,
S0rrcr l.. RICHMOND, May II, 1863.
y l,,., hereby given TO all holders OF two yeaI
"p,s,ty NOES Issued under the act OF May 10TH
me- aust come in and present the said notes for
-s,- .essury or some one Of its Depositories, on
' OILS, Gay Of July ensuing, they will be de-
- .e tuudss - o. iend'ns The said notes are emu
,,,o tssned) c,G MEMMISaER
Secretary Of Treasury.
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4 large number of families have removed frer
the city, and the exodus still continues unaba
ted
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By THE PRESIDENT.

Capt. Of Cavalry, Col. Godwin's bait
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Il A r E G II A NC Ell
FOR SALE PRIVATELY,

!G-l7ctlaux
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-10

TEL STEEs Or PUEE!c SCHOoLS.-The regu-
isr monthly lag Of the Board OF Trustees
OF pubic schools was Ia Id Tuesday afternoon
in the Aldermen's Chamber, City Hill, the
Vice President, DIR. Walsh, III the chair.
Mr. Miller presented the resignation of Miss
Laura y. Reed, la,e teacher of stGoudIry
school no. u, Second District.
Mr. Ellis, from the commit.e" on supplies,
reported that they had dmaGe contracts with the
following persons for furnishing supplies tor
the ensuing year, viz:
For ooal and wood, Third District, Messrs.
Williams and Jolly
Ccal and wood, First aad Second Districts,
+. +. * W. NJ. Wilson.
Furniture and miscellaneous articles, Ia mes
SkirNing, and Tor books and stationery VIM
Bailantyne.
The report was adopted
Mr Ellis from the sam. committee reported n
bill from tales and SeaioD, for Printing, of
Si24 %, which was ordered TO he paid
Mr.. Holnead offered res olu.lon, that Mr. j .
II. Daniel be appointed teacher of music in the
Public Schools Tor the ensuing year.
The Committee on examination OF appli
c3nts for teacherships reported favoraoly upon
The application of Miss Alice Nj. Mcintosh and
Miss Emily Robinson for teachers OF Secondary
schools.
Mr.. Miller presented bills for fuel in Second
District amounting 10 SI32.5o, which were sp-
proved.
MIR. Etermehle moved that the Secretary b,
instructed to transmit to teachers recently
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FROM CAIRO.
Death Of General MasFudeP.


CAIRO, Sept 3.-The STEAMER City Of Alton
left this morning for Memphis and Vlcksburr,
having on board Gems. Logan and BurbridRe,
en- route to their commands; also, Mr.. MiIIsr'
Treasury sEent, on his way to Memphis Mr..
Miller hos Juet returned from Washin eton an d
news CT the reopening OF trade is soon expected.
dhe steamer Julia arrived frem New Orleans 4
WIN oates OF the Cd. An officer also arrived
from brashear City on the lst. He gives tho
following:
A dessrter named Byron, from a Texas reri.
msnf, came into Brashear City Sunday. He
etatss that An order WAS read to the troops, hv
the order OF Gen. Dick Taylor that GEN. Ma.
eruder was killed in Galveston, on the week
previous, BY one OF his lieutsnants, who causht
him in criminal act with his wife
The deserter also states that the whole rehel
force IN Louisiana 10 not over 1e,OOO, scattered
from brashear City to Opalousas and Alexan-
dria, under command OF Taylor, head q uarters
at Alexandria.
The II E4ment to which the dsserter balonpsd
have nearly all deserted. Twomore regiments
are in open mutiny, and declare they will fight
NO longer, as the Confederate cause is hone less
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EXCitement in Kansas

ST. Louis, September ga special dispatch
70 the Democrat, from Paola, Kansas, says
Between Leayenworth and here the most
exciting reports are in circulation of another
threatened invasion OF Kansas. QuantrelI has
line.
- The feeling in Johnston, Miami, Linn, and
Bourbon counties cannot be imagined by any
oGe removed from fhe seat of danger. The re-
cent unobstructed entry into Kansas, and the
supposed return of Quantrell, have created a
universal feeling of insecurity in the border
counties. Citizens are organizing into military
companies and regiments.
The towns on the border are nightly patroll-
ed by citizens"
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BLUNT.
Pursuit Of the r ebels One Hundred Miles

south OF the Arkansas.
Fort GIBSON, INDIAN TERRITORY, August
29, via IKAvENwoRTH, Sunday, Sept S.
General Blunt, with his army, forty five hun
dred strong, including twenty pieces OF artil.
lery. crossed the Arkansas river on the Odd,
and offered battle TO the rebel Generals Steele
and Cooper, who had massed on his front / |, 600
nen Alter faint show of resistance the army
commenced a retreat, which soon turned into
a dIsorderly flight. They abandoned all their
property.
General Blunt pursued them a hundred
miles south Of the Arkansas to Perryyille,
which is only fifty miles from the Red river
At This point he captured and destroyed their
comnissary depot. They continued their fight
to Boggy depot on Red river.
The Indian Territory is now clear of rebels
General Blunt is now marching on Fort
Smith, which will doubtless fall without a
struggle.
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EFLET:iapil,s- NEWS.
y -s>sjt'i ssD PRES: nISPATCHE:
tkOM MI XICO.

Capture Of 1ampico by the French.
NEW fOEK, Sept 9.-The steamer Patapsco,
frcm Havana on sh- Sd inst, arrived to. night.
She has news from Vera Cruz TO the 18Th utt,
but 1t is OF h!tlr importance.
The occupation Of Tampico by the French
was effected by an -xps dition Of seven ve- -ssie,
one theusanc infantry, and seventy cavalry,
after some slight resistance. The city and port
were occupied Doblado raised siuO.Oy', aud
with 4,Me men started westward to purchase
arms and recruit men
duadaiaFsra is being fortified. Gen. Arteaf
Count Dubois, and Saligny are very ILL., The
fIencn forces occupied Tucalcingo on the 18Th
uit., after some slight resistance
hlramon has given in his adhesi ion to the
new order Of things
Another rebellion is reported to have broken
ontin San domingo, and in consequences thereof
Gen Lusro has b@sn obliged to shu, himself up
city.
Troops were eubeequentlyee cent, " hic h cleared
the city aud scattered the rpbels with one nayo-
net charge, in which but one was killed and
twelve wounded. The one killed was com.
mander-in. chief OF the whole expedition who
Was slnt in the head
1t was reported that there had been another
battle. The yellow fever is raging at Havana
considerably.