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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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TRADE NOTICES.

Gll.DERS NOTICE THE REGULAR
~ monthly meeting Of the IourncJ men Gilders'
Protective I non will 10 belt thit Wcineaday even
ins, oct. i9ih, Al Ia stanton -; All memter. are
torrance 10 the Union all he transacted. g. W. J.
BAKER, See. LOO
NOTICE TO OIKNElMEN UPHOLSTER-
NEkS Az nphol.terers are hcroby notified that
the men working Tor HENRY BEl NNFR. are on a
ttnto tlout .S-s. and rpIie.t the 10 10
him and hi votkineneu -ie .ettlcd MFII \.
GERMAN, r. HAAS, /. LEOPOLn ADAM kOP.
MANN. 10
NOTICE To THr WIE STONE GJ,TILES
n'on ilsi, Cur of ltth = aud sth ave- on Wednes-
Mr- are te'rIited TO attend and hring ,hnir $50
sSnf' ~ ORDER o. ~. Association. j. -. Bf.Ri,IN,
,hain"h Joseph MORRISON, SEC g;G
PNNTERS \ SPECIAL MlETfNt, OF
We = ~ Painters Assoriation viii D., b.Lt
p"ss ",.qh.sdAy ryenins' IL iupm ., Clilton Hall
morning. At o'cloc. in The hall COZ ,.d :, ,,5t
NJ ~, JANIS j. oi">NLLl- rr,-,. WM Is Ma.
q lAkRlMlNN' I. T.. SOcIIH -IulRT
riU b, general nr-,ine Of each a, l.lof of 80
lhursda, evening. Oc. Zyth NJ =, 1'riarp -, on
attendance Is .eiu,-,4d ", ArIlcr of IONS : ~
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SEGAE MAKERS JNION-NOTlCI--
= 'es-I Masers Ni.hinr 20 tJavt' h.vopd n. 'j.
dic'ion Of The ,it, M Nor Yorl an oi,si" ,
en u ~ 80 taei bioais ~. a, sessr MaA.r vii b..
ai.ynt! 10 n"tk IN any place ~L.les lion ,,i,t-
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To IAILORS-NOTHE- ALL SHOP N.ei.
'nt- ~ are out GU trlke requested Ia hold
e'r meetnss In Reform HAL, 9sI Grand ~ All ~
erl except tho.e IN -zirh, at o'clock this Weunes
~ ..o nm, 10 Order % Executive Con4uitto ~
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AGajOr-General COmman,
Cltl7ens of IrkanSns I

The late convention of q portion Of
the people deeply impressed By suffer
ing and sorrow, formed a Constitution
and submitted it for your ratification
on the l4th of March IL is the same
in the general principles OF government
as before the act of secession 1t Gif
fers from the old Constitution in one
important provision 1t makes Arlan-
sas a free State. 1t prohibits slavery,
except for crime The President. By
telegram, has sanctioned the acts Of
the Convention, and directs that the
election be carried out according to the
plan and at the time fixed by it1 You
now have your fate in your own Hands
If you desire freedom, security and
peace, you have the opportunity by en-
ergetic action to secure them. Six
thousand votes VII adopt the Constitu-
ton and restore our State 10 her place
in the Union, and put in operation
OWL government, which, with the aid
of the military, will soon dispose of the
troublesome rebels and criminals that
are causing so much suffering and DO
vastation in the State Your duty is
plain, if you wish for peace, security,
the protection of Government and
the enforcement Of the law. You must
at every hazard, adopt the COnsJitu-
ton and elect State and county officers
and that you may berequired tOyote,
you must 20 to the nearest provost mar
shall, register your names and take the
oath prescribed by the President and
by the convention also, and let nothing
hinder YOU from attending At some post
or precinct where an election Il held
Should this election fail Of the required
number of votes, another season Of
desolation will surely follow, more ter
rible than what is past Your suffer
ings have been great Restore the State
to her place in the Union Peace and
security will follow The enforcement
Of laws by courts and juries will soon
subdue crime. Let, then, every one
who loves law and order. peace and
security, work with all his energy to Sc
cure the largest possible vote for the
Constitution, thateiyil government may
be restored and property and life res
cued from distraction We have suf-
fered from tyranny, oppression and
crime long enough The opportunity
Of escape IS offered Let Us be true to
ourselves, and all viii be we'll The past
Is fixed; the future is in our power
Let US use it for the happiness of our
selves and our posterity Let US cast
of all selfshness and work together Tor
the good Of the whole people, and love
our neighbor as ourselves, then peace
will be as a river and prosperity as the
great sea. Isaac MURrnY
Little Rock, Ark, Feb. l6, 1864
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HE&DQUAFTsRs, LITTLE Rock.
Februarv p. 1854.

February p, 1864.
To the People cf arkansas
II affords the General commanding
the highest qualification 10 be able To
say that by the conduct Of the army
under his command, with the wise ad-
ministrstion OF the government, by its
officers at Washington, peace has been
SO far restored IN your midst e. TO en-
able YOU to institute PROCEEDINGS for
the restoration of the civil government
oy which order may be firmly establish
ed and the rights Of persons and pro
perty secured against violence and the
danger of anarchy. The convention OF
your citizens held at Little Rock during
the last month has adopted a cOnstitu-
ton and submitted It 10 YOU for your
approval or rejection That constitu-
ton Is based on the principles of free
dom, and it IS for You now to say by
your voluntary and unbiased action
whether it shall be your fundamental
law.
While it may have defects, in the
main it IS in accordance with the views
Of that portion of the people who have
been resisting the fratricidal attempts
which have been made during the last
three years. (The Convention has fixed
the l4th day of March next. on which
to decide this great question. and the
General commanding is only following
the instructions Of Government when
he says to you that every facility viii
be offered for the expression Of your
sentiments, uninfuenced by any con-
sideration, aside from those which af-
feet your own interests and those Of
your posterity.j If you viii institute a
Government of your own, he feels great
confidence in assuring you that quiet
and security will soon be restored to
your entire State. Those who have been
unwisely led by the counsel of bad
men, to engage in this unjust and wick
ed rebellion, win speedily return and
acknowledge the rightful sovereignty of
the State, as well as the supremacy of
the National Government over the
whole dominion, and peace will prevail
throughout the land The elections
viii be held and the returns be made in
accordance with the schedule adopted
by the Convention, and no interference
from any quarter will be allowed 70 pre-
vent the free expressions of the loyal
men of the State on that day The
schedule Will be hereto appended to
render the election valid There must
be cast five thousand four hundred and
six j,406) votes.
FIRED. STEELE,
MaiOr( General Commanding
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No. II CEDAR STREET.
Leasing OF abandoned Plan
tatiOnS.

NOTICE is herety given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed assistant Special Agent Of
tho Treasury Department in the Military Depart
ment Of the Cumberland, for tbs purpose Of leasing
abandoned plantations, houses. tenerneuts, &c,
within said Department. For the present, Head
quarters Of said Agency Will Be established a5 Pu-
laski, Giles Co, Tenn, where Application may te
made, either in person or by letter, and information
obtained c0ncerning the rules and regulations
under which such abandoned property is to be
leased.
Parties making application by letter concerning
any particular Plantation, should he careful 70 give
fun description Of the same, stating location, size,
condition, ownership, present pace Of residence
Of owner, and such other Information 81 may be o
service 70 the Agent in taking possession Of and
leasing said property.
All persons possessing information regarding
slantafions houses, lands, tenements, &c. within
tho Military Depart ent Of the Cumberland, which
have been voluntarily abandoned by the owners
thereof are respectfully requested TO communicate
the same 70 the Agent, as below.
e. 5. SPAULDING,
Assistant Special Agent Treasury Department
PULASKI, Tenn, Feb. q, lSC4--lm
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NltsUNIIIF1 ItllIl.I lIlIINH I0lI. ]
CfEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the United
- States Subsistence Department with five thou
sand (5oO0) barrels OF FLOUR are invited till the
10th day Of March, 1864, at u O'Clock, 81.
The Flour % be Of n quality equal TO the sample
10 be seen at my Office IN Nashville and 10 he put
up in the best qusIity Of well-seasoned oak barrels
and head lined.
No bid viii be received for a less quantity than
one hundred (IOOj barrels.
The delivery Of the Flour to Be cOfnneBced on OF
before March Is 1864, and the whole amount - be
delivered before April % 1854, az the L. 5. Sub
sistence Warehouse at Nashville.
The Flour viii be inspected before being received
BY such persons Ss the Government may direct.
Bids 20 be directed to Capt. $. y. Henderson, Q.
8, and endorsed - Proposals for Flour"
An oath Of Allegiance must accompany each hd.
Right reserved 70 reject any OF al lids. Payment
% he made IN sach funds may Be- furnished hy
the United States.
Form Of proposals furnished at THIS eitiee.
T. T. HENDERSON,
Mar2-td Captain and c. S.
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Advice TO horse fanceiers-Bridle your
ambition and curb your desires, or you
will, some fne morning, find yourseii I
without bit 20 put in your mouth, and
even your horses viii be saddled with
debt
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One Of the frozen roosters found
hanging By its claws to the limb Of 3
tree at New Albany, Indiana, bad his
last crow sticking eleven inches out Of
his mouth, and frozen stiff
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Property Seized By the United states
HarshaI,

On yesterday United States Narshal
Merriweather levied upon the property
of Samuel y. TOmpkiDs IN this city,
amounting 70 S6l, 800 The snid Tonp
kins i at present resident Of Aissia-
sippi, and has, We hear, been an active
rebel The property e insists y z A''s;s
aud lot on the conner Of lhirri-stgeet
and Broadwav, valued at s300l0, g, ,e0O
worth Of gold and silver, $40 worth
Of Unite1 Sfrtes $50 bonds. $1,000
worth Of bagging, and $1,000 worth OF
other person,l property The District
Attorney has MED MS plea for the con
fscation, an1 Inc case will be head q 4
fore .he United States District Coufe 1t
the October tern,-LotsspiNs Baaosrr.
81 INST
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AMERICAN WATCH
Nohce.

NASr1LEE, Tenn, March l. 1854
VF THE GENTLEMAN who stole ny POCKET
BOOK containing So and my Watch sud Vest
nom No Is sumner street, % DO night of Fai,.
IA vii return the Likeness whrh vss N tha inside
uoeket u lie tost % me. through ths post of.e
IL uin confer Fresi fkvcr. Any ether part Of fl.e
property VII - thzailiully received.
Address }. r. AnAAa
Mad Messengcr
Mar 2--Iw Nashville Tenn.
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WANTED.
500 Wood Choppers.

DksSEs and protscton from Inpressrneni afysn
4 ,ss,fi the h5silast erxes fsid Rltiona snE "
neeessary ARTICLES farnishad.
C,.ll 4 u WaldfnaE & Co.'S No. a Corere stroes
DSTs TesIs@s ~ = = PRRRIss WOLFE.
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Ven- butler las put a regiment Of
North CarolInE ~egTocs oger the rebel
prisoners 90 Point lookout 10 SAYS
that u tae Richmond authorizes VIII
not exchange negro prisoners, 5outA-
ern prisoners shall have the pressure Of
being guarded By bayonets IA negrocs'
hanGs 80 General has e!so - b
foul-mouthcd socessionist OF Portsmouth,
AZ work as q scaYenger of tslc streetsof
Norfolk.
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JEFF Davis vetoed The BIZ for a (rebeD
Veteran Soldiers Home. lie WAS iocose
enough % call Il unconstitutional
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Prom Fort Smith.

Especial Dispatch 70 the Missouri Democrat
FoRT SIXTH, March captain Ross,
Of Colonel Clarks 9th Missouri rebel
infantry, has deserted from Price :
army, and arrived al Van Buren with
twelve of his men
General Frost has abscondod from
the rebel army and gone 70 Mexico.
General Drayton commands his old
brigade
He bears no confirmation Of the
rumor that Price had left the rebel
army
The river is on q big bender. Ranks
full and over four feet on the bars. The
rise il only temporary
(Union mass meetings are being held
every few days here, and at Van Burcn
the vote will be large one Nearly
three thousand voters have registered
in Little Rocka
General BiOunt and staff are expected
daily. There viii probably be a con
Aict Of authority between Bl,iut and
Thayer as 10 the command under the
recent orders from General Steele Al
the troops in this district have been
placed in charge Of Thayer II the
order Is carried out Blunt viii be p
general without any troops.
Captain Stockton, Treasury agent =
busily engaged in leasing abandoned
farms. and there - every prospect VI
the raising Of large cropa
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-06

A physician having finished the
arnputation Of leg OF ono Of ms
patients, a near relative Of the latte.
took him aside and said anxiously TO
him. Doctor, do you think your pa
tient will recover1i Recover there
las nevcr becn the least shadow 0f a
hope for him Then what was the
use Of making him suffer- "Why. nv
dear fellow, could you brutally say 10 a
sick man he Is dying? He must be
amused 3 litter
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Notions, ),

Such Fancy snd Toilet Soap, Pens. Pencils, Sta
Honsry and Envelopes, Hair Brushes, Combs,
Cloves, 0aunGets, Army shirts, Pocket Knives,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, and sundres
too tedious % mention. allow nothing THIS side
Of CinciTnaCi 10 EXCEL NE.
To the Suffers and country merchants would
say. call and my stock and examine nav prices
beiore luying elsewhere or gong farther North.
This stock j. for WHOLESALE At Nos. As and 80
CHERRY STREET. up stsirs, and those who wish
nre HAT from among all the latest styles, and a
fine pair Of Doors, can he accommodated ~ my re-
tl,il room, al present at
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The Arkansas Election.

Adaress " General Steele-H,s Enphatc
Reitera,io, that tie Voting sEaH 5s In
j-ferfered nth
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100 cases choice can Pine Apple,
100 cases fresh Can Peaches,
100 cases frezh Cove Oysters,
20 cases Concentrated Milk,
100 cases fresh Can Tomatoes,
10 boxes choice Hamburg and English Dairy
Cheese
700 Cigars Of the most popular brands,
100 dozen choice assorted geilies pints and
half pints,
go dozen choice Catawba and Rhine Wine,
quarts and pintE,
fine lot OF new layer ard VI. z. Raiains
And most magnificent assortment Of cut and
plug Tobacco, chewing and smoking
Has also on hand by far the largest and most com
T1ete assortment Of
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NO. 2z1.
M. serard,s JnlI tith pe,pntrh.

The following is the part Of Nr S.
wards note to 8Ir Adams, Of July II.
1868, which was the subject Of recent
dicllssion in Parliament.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,
THE RATES WILL BR As FOIL 0Ws

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged st the usual advertising rates.
AA-NOYrNCurxFr7s-7ss f,r7 fvsA-rfnaTr-s
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
Prisoners, Military and Naval, Re-
naming at Tyler.
Promotion for Shooting a Yam
kee Prisoner.
1rhe Harriet Lane Negro Prisoners
Treated as Convicts.
CRUELTY TO PRISONERS ON TIE MARCH,
de-, &e., &A

The steamship Yazoo, Captain Couch, from New
On July % rnidlng party OF Texans naie their sp.
pearancc opposite Nachez and sorudy thrasbed,
los ng several men and nearly all their horse.
One hundred and thirty.hve OF the Second md one
hundred OF the Eighteenth Illinois cavalry crossed the
AMT. river, thirty nve miles from Baton Rouge, and
after proceeding twenty miles met three hundred
mounted rebels killed twenty, captured -four, beldes
hundred and fly stand OF and all their
ni;on, which il a wagon.
The state Convention has completed its abors and the
constitution adopted by will be submitted for ratlGca
tion to the people tie first Monday September.
Thomas p May editor o. the TINES aud United States
Sub Treasurer, arrested for vilyng me Convention
snd sentenced to ten days confinement the parish
prison.
The Convention passed a resolution recommending his
dismissal by President Lincoln, and the suppression OF
his paper by the military authorities here. The Com
manding General however has released Mr.. May from
prison He is accused the public prints OF using
bulletin board 10y posting up rebel accounts CT reveses
10 the Union arms) Of the Times for working the gold
market. He Is also charged with using his position as
United States Treasurer which gave him great edvan
tages TO further his own speculative purposes.
All the troops stationed here were suddenly started or
up the river yesterday afternoon What the matter is
are advancing on Morganza, about twenty miles above
Port Hudson
The popularity OF General Banks Ia increasing and II
Is the generally expressed wish that be viii remain 10
command here.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

wall at $40 a schooner OF 900 and . brig Of
400 bbls to Point pctre Guadaloups, at about
10 addiiicoA ssipm l.aes tons from Chiacha Islands
20 Antwerp guano at IT'S o. OF 3eT tons, from
3D.; one o. 1900 from 81 john y r. to Liverpool 65s
Dutch hrg OF l52 tons to Rio Graude at 81 25 per bbl,
gold BRUSH brig Of 25s tons % Gulf port and back,
c4lOO haf s9d two British ergs OF 10 and lis tons
e West indies and back each 81 500 hai gold bark
q .si tons, from Cow Bay C b, 20 New York, coal,
AEMr.-we pote sales since our last Of 100 clean
Russia, 10 tic government 5000 cesh Manila quie az
2le. 204Sc luie, $40 s355 cash.
AaIAssEs.-lhe market quite active; sales zoo
bios. New ORLEANS ct osc 81.
| feovsioNs.--Recepts 40 bhls. plrk, 575 do. cut
meats and .05 dg lard. he pork market ruled heavy
ana prices lo@er with sales q 300o bbis. at SeS
for old mess SIS 50 ssofr TO- cosins At the iu-
size price $40 prime, and s5 for prime mess also
400 hos s. buyer AuguSi, AZ So % snd 900
hbs prlnc mess for August buyers ooiion, nt s.. 90
a0o bbs at sls slb for country mess, IS a s. fof
country prime. sls go ior repaesei mess, aud
mains qaiot unchanged Cut meats were
10 moderate request. with sales OF 800 rSgs at
., 20 900 lns c5oce bans in SIR, a. isc Bacon wss
quiet, with sales of 9o packages sh sides a. 70 se
I'D srces Sr a, % i ste. ssT al a0go eT"s uSs
pice Butter in fair demand, and prices de-
5c Tor - ie Choose was quiet at TO- 25c lor com
mon TO prime.
crude was moderate bni the market was armer. Re.
nned steady, under fair export demand Free
Grmcr bnt qaet The sa'es were 2,25O bbs crude az
Sic SIC the SPOT aud SO kc sellers ort'on ~ the
month 3.00o do. refined bond SO &c s3c. SEQ do
iee &c., 81 Sc tor light straw to white and soc. Tor
white. Benzine quet.
RICE was quiet at previous rrlces.
SCGAa-lhe market wns more active aud prices we're
firm; sales of about 200 hhds Cuba at 2o1.c. 2c.
a,sp 500 ciayed hcxes sold or y. t.
TA,Iow.--Fales 30 600 lbs Al I9c. 1870.
Wcor Domesttc and foreign in limited demaud
but rm owing to the drought and the low taA
Of vater ia ml streams The sales include rs 200 lbs
81 05 81 10 for Ohio aud Pennsylvania, and 81 81 o.
FOR pnled 25 bales common good California 50c Q
zoe also 2so bales white lpcst0i 72c LOG do cordOva
55c ard 10 do, 3esiGa and 600 bs Mexican pri.
yate terms.
WRlsKEY -Pecepts, 6GS btls. Market firm, but quiet
at 81 "a 81 70 Tor state western.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAl..


WEDNESDAY,, August 3-e M
Money Is easy at per cent on call and private
capital seeking the Stock Exchange is IN
excess a lie demand But commercial paper, other than
aric.ly r.t class discounted freely at this rate
Foreign excnauge Is nt,le in demand although offered
within two Or ;uTee per Of lhe rates which IL
would pay 70 ship spece--uamsy, $50 in currency FOR
bankers serlpg and 100 loe5 IN goIa Fraucs range
from $40 at s,ght to SIS for sixty days.
There was a decided Improvement In the stock market
to-d IN and nearly every represented the list
advanced. Compared with yesterdays sales New York
Central went up at the first board today u er cent.
Erie Railroad s., Huisoa River IA, Reading y Miwau
ace and Prairie du Chen liS, Aichi.an Southern III
Illinois Central /. Cleveland and pitlsbury *, heagl
and Rock Island a. pnisburg snd Fort Wayne ~ Chi
csgo and Northwestern Chicago, Burlington aud Gain.
cy 1, Cumberland coal ~ Canton Company 4 Quick
silver Mining L Marilosa |, and OHIO md Mississippi
certificates /.
After the session New York Central sold Il 1903 Erie
Railway II2af preferred H. Hudson River 1919
which was ~ down, Readng lGTt-, Michigan southern
e0is Illinois Central l2e1, Fttsburg ard Fort Wayne
Il6 ChicRqo and Rock Island ll4s, Cleveland and Ftts
burg mex Chicago and Northwestern 51a5 Cumberland
Coal 60. and Quicksilver Mirng s0x
There was 20 second OF tie BOARD OF Brokers'
Government securities were stronger and in better
demand than on yesterday. At the first oi the
Stock Exchange small coupon bonds OF 1881 sold 1861
aud large ones a, lo5A, coupon fvetwent,cs lo7 4
l0g August Treasury notes loS, and the year
tiacalcs advance or one per cent since yester
day noon. sale msde or 1867 skies at 1l5
The highest cash prices Of railroad AID miscellaneous
shares Al the ars; Board Brokers today
oompnre with The quotations Of Wednesday, o. last week
ffiIo
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
CIrY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, August SO r.

NJ.
Asnns.-Receipts, l44 bbs Market quiet aud nomi.
nally at sl3 so SIS 50 FOR fots and rearls
IS ls5 bpls. -four 366 bbls and
TIL bags corn meal es ,O5l bushels wheat, &C. Io1 do
corn 10 275 do oats and 100 do rye The -four market
was dull aud Sc. 1oc lower, closing with buyers at
our outside prices at the close. The stock accnmula
ng and the risk Of sourns renders holders dcsrous
realize hence the depression in the face OF steady
ruling Of gold. Included in the sales ,oco bbs
extra state deliverable last half Of this month and all
September ana October $ll 81 Is The sales for i'm.
mediate delivery 1900 bbls. State and Western,
500 Canadian and $50 Southern Rye -four was dull.
Corn meal 10 moderate demand, with sales OF 900
bbs. oaoric a, IS 35 and small parcels Brsndywine at
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

twvshce.an6 died. The prisorsr committed - tho
Tombs, from which he subsequently discharged hv
the police magistrates Coroner kanney yesterday
held inquest The aims OF Tubler aud the ury
rendered verdict against Lighrncre warrant
issued for his arrest and officers now 10 pursuit u
him. The deceased was about forty years a age.
FOUND DROWNED.
Coroner widey yesterday he'd inquest on the body
Of an unknown man. about forty Of age who was
found floating the dock foot OF Grand street. Ess
river. Deceased about six feet in height. large sire
ara was dressed In blue wooeu shirt, dark pants aud
snoes He had also strap bucksd srannd his waist.
~ body had been in the water nearly two weeks
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
DIR. VIM. YounG's Dispatches.

prscosrnuRE TROOPS.
Intelligence was received here last Thursday evening
that the rebel cavsry under Colonel Powers on s way
from point in the rear Of Port Hudson to reinforce the
enemy opposing the advance st sherman, attacked
by the Union forces aud the whole command disabled
taken prisoners.
The same source communicates the information that
Colonel SCOTS cavalry brigade, going to Georgia for the
same purpose, also attacked by Union troops and
aImost entirely captured Meadvils Georgia. s repre-
sented TO have the vcioiy OF the Tight The two
brgades are composed part Of rebels formerly residing
In New Orleans.