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The Class OF Vessels Sent In Pursuft OF
the TaIlahassee.


On the 10th INST the Regulator was on the
eaesaee from Boston for Gloucester with nearly six
dred passengers board she fell 10 with man.of war
ytesmer N the bay maneuvering 10 cut her on Al
slough she displayed the stars Sripes there were
many on board the Regulator who supposed she
De rebel rover and the captain u avoid unpleasapt
sensations among the passengers put her to speed
Few minutes steamiug soon showed that the siran.
ger could not be rebel for she barely
sseamed at the rate OF six knots, while the
Regulator was going at least htteen and doubled
upon the stranger although sbe had the shortest leg 4
she angle. Having passed her with ease, some Of The
nautical passengers who knew her said she was the Ia
coAh returning from cruise after the Tallahassee To
eend such vessel upon such errand was clearly
piece Of sbsm; for IL must have been known he
paTIpent that she was too slow. But the public mind
vas too excited, ard something had 10 be done
ard hence the announcement that the Dacotah
70 would read we'd In the papers the O.
'ssier vessel Where is the Eutaw, over which there
vas 30 much Growing few months snceS II she is
sAst as Represented she surely ought 90 have
cue OF the rst vessels scot 10 pursuit OF the Tallahassee
TOE fact Re notorious deficient IN swift
either 10 perfect the blockade protect coastns
taoe
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P1ghs Between Soldiers and Rou0hs nj
Boston.
prom the Boston II

u
shorty after one O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
party Of returned soldiers and member OF the Veteran
lyons No loo Beach street oppcske The barracks. a
citizen insued one OF the discharged soldiers. and finally
nv ni over , .ne mead There we're = number Of
soldiers
rbey passed into the street, end the soldiers
reinforced by number who rushed by the guard
q, The barracks and went 70 the assistance Of their
arge humber of Irish from South and The adjoining
streets, aud for about bour the street
barracks presented . most excited appearance.
Captain Ryan called 10 number OF the soldiers from
abe siIeel ano prevailed upou many inside OF tho
barracks not 70 mcdus 10 tho matter, aud doubtless
sbrough his enJrts a riot prevented.
esr bricks aud pieces OF wood were hurled NJ the sol
racks one the returned soldiers seized gun IN the
safracss, and being dared by rough" To Ore IT, ne NJ
se,pped 70 desc. ne cap exploded but The gun missed
Ere lie drew the charge and loaded agsin but did not
ere.
several mussets were taken from the barracks py the
solner ana WIN tbcse tney charged the crowd aud
tnay drove their asaaots up south street aud tie rht
-ss s,,oppeo A. ist - we can earn no one was
seriously hWt some ~ the eo.ders have slight
Harss ot The encounter and doubtless nlauy
o the ,roughs' viii have cause remember
asctr attack upon the soldiers for ong time .or tho
sut,s Of their muskets ussa 70 good adyantage
Ine 'rousns were enureiy % blame an the arar Tne
discharged soldiers belonged 10 tho Tgenty.frst rec
mont and arrived at the barracks Inc day On Their
home.
shres Of their friends made attack upon a member
az the Veteran Reserve Corps. The solder Knocked All
ar sss stance they skedaddled, and another general
axht was prevented. No arrests were rlsde.
The sold iers have previously had considerable onbo
he or loo 10 the vicinity sf the barracks
1anM SHOPS being very plenty ia that locality has
required the greatest forbearaDce On tc part OF The
-eic,anf q prevent fgbt ON several oocss' 'ons
An or~p OF Marriage 90 Queen Victoria.
Tie French papers coBtsln the fc'iowiDf odd story
1eitcrs from Abyauia Stale that theodore Emperor ~
that oouutry has crowned his imperial secenricies
ny an act which exceeds tnem al ia Hnyng
learned ofthe wdovhood n Queen Victoria DC has had
letter wrttn 70 her oaernz her his baud Mr. Cameron,
f1gsh cot VII ssShsrged to convey this isce u MS
sovereign Tho reply 40 vp,oreseSp an s er not being
Immediately forthcoming. the Emperor Theodore got
sngrY, ana lN1 w tafneron pr, III cha uHfjl bis
u attention wuds him On bearing of The imorson-
ment o sr ca uerop hrr uritaunc neesiy is said ~
have decided 90 rtpyipg by ppe refeai lie eepdrv
ef which ~ post was m'rc ccrpunlca fhar rrec lai
~ Esnu Ahvsrin
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BuILwR-MnLnL-On Wednesday, Angus n, NJ g.
Stephens church, Ridgsneld, Conn, BY Rev. Carts
MnLgR, OF the former place. No cards
cApRos-Ln by the Rev Dr. Frsnsis ! Hawks %
CApsos TO LAURA. daughter Of the late Rrhard Henry
Lac, OF Kentucky. No cards
FABRs-AsDERsos.-in Jersey City, on Wednesday,
August n. BY the Rsv John Kelly. Mr. JtAS BAPrIsrs
FARRs. OF Spain, 20 Miss EnnA O. daughes OF Andrew
Anderson. ESQ.,, OF New York city. NO cardt
LYoS-hoeIKY.-At Hartford, Conn.,. on Wednesday.
August "a, BY she Rev. n Jenkins assisted by Rev. A.
P. Lyon, Rev. AosD LYoN OF Guinoro Conn 70 NELLIE
W. eldest daughter OF d. B. Moslsy, OF Hartford
0DEA-HAxNos On Thursday, August q, by she Rev
Father Geo. Brophy, AZ the residence Of ,he brides
father, One Hundred and Tenth street. Hsilem, JoHs
0'DRA TO Miss ANNA l. HANNoH
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on Wednesday, August a. the Row. hAAo D. vmLYs, IN
the 45th year of bis age
His remains win be inferred as Tarrytown this friday
Afternoon NJ two O'Clock. Carriages will b ating to
convey the relatives and friends from the railroad depot
n Tarrytown he arrival Of the twelve O'Clock train
from Chambers street. New York. Trains leave Tarry.
town 20 return 10 the city at 22S and $40 p. n
WOODS Killed, at the Weldon Railroad battle, on
Thursday. August Is Captain wIILAn s wooDs aged 22
years. tC
The friends of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence Of his ll6
West street, this rday) aftsrnoon at
WALLAcE--On Thursday, August 25, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS
WALLACE. aged ~ years, months and days.
Dear wife and friends, shed not . tear
am not dead but sleeping here;
Az am now you shall be;
Prepare for death and follow me.
Wrap the cold white sheet around him,
Fold his arms across his breast,
Lay him gently In his coffin
Dearest william has gone rest.
The friends and relatives respectfully Invited TO at
tend the funeral from Newark plank road South Bergen
N. j., on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
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Jersey City News.

HscRwAy ROBBERY By PicKpockErs "A young mar
namod James Murain, one OF gang OF young rough,
that nfest Jersey City and have visible OF sup
port taken before Recorder Martndalc yesterday
charge OF having. on Monday evening last in company
with Others robbed Augustus Uppermar, Of No. ia Lud.
low street. New York. Of wallet containing ave dollars
also silver watch and French "sprng" hat Upper.
deposed that on Monday afternoon last he attended
picnic the Belavsta grounds in Hudson City Dur.
ing the evening he in the barroom of the hotel at
tached the grounds at which time the accused
number Of associates present. One Of tho party
snatched Uppermans hat of his head and with il
outdoors. Complainant started TO 20 ont after it, when
the bartender advised him not TO go. sbose fellows
would lick him He went, however as far as the door,
when the ruans seized hold Of and dragged him out
the stoop and took from him his watch and money,
using considerable violence doing tearing his vest
and kicking him on the shDs Uppermap identified the
prisoner os the who put their hands into
his pockets The Recorder committed Nuran for trial
the next term OF the court a charge or highway
robbery.
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CITY Inrslligence.


OsclnA iUANrUx--IxroRrAsCu on Pusn Nux-R svcr
vare milk was necessity, the present season, vhsn
Cholera inantum, dysentsry and darrha from teeth.
NC and other cauees, prevail among children impcra
ovey demands strict inquiry into the facts Of whether
we are using pure aduterated milk. The number OF
deaths among children tn this city from the above causes
perfectly astounding while the remedy s within reach
q our "citzens who procure pure milk from long es
saoHhed and respectable Dealers and ihns secure health
- their oprng and thereby the trade by patro
nfpg only those who deserving Of their confidence
asd esteem Proper food fresh air are moet
ant considerations in the treatment Of above dis
sl age IN this city live what is called scows milk
often miserable compound materials better caicu
subject, should engage The attention OF All in he
curement Of pure milk only from respectable reepon
send contFscS for milk from any mir
wagon that passes the door.
rHs DRY GOODS CLEREs.-The association Of young men
this city known under this designation held meeting
% Wednesday evening last when was resolved 10 hold
meeting at early day insist upon the Increase
0 their salaries. Tho prelmnaries demonssraticu
are now being settled
Housrs,nrHA--These tradesmep also met on wsdpes
Gay evening, and formed association for mutual PRO
section and the necessary advance OF wages
YALE CoLiEcr.-An adjourned meeting Of the rradu.
s.es Of Yale College, residing this city was held Al four
o'clock yesterday afternoon to make arrangements for
procuring substitutes 10 Of draft consequence
the announcement that the quota Of city has been
nlled BY naval recruits, there small attend.
snce and. 10 view OF this fact thoughs better
sdourn the meeting after the appointments OF commit
sse OF i've gentlemen representing all the pro-
sent whose duty should be 10 elect TREASURER and make
eher necessary arrangements carry the objects
Ne association The committee are - folovs-A. j.
Ssyior, No. Pine street; Dwight Baker II Barclay
street Newell, 40 Exchange place, and s. l. Wood.
kcpre, lss Pearl street.
pRowsrD.-John Wright, colorsd, aged forty years. =
sss'ye Of New Jersey, while ~ work on the barge
Samson lying 1t pier l5 East river his fell
sverooard and was drowned His body has re.
covered He leaves wife and two children, residing at
I4Ouard atreet
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Colonel Chrysler Rapidly Recovering.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

SAKAIUsz SPkNIS, AuEuSS u, IoU4
Be kind enough to correct the statement made in your
issue Of the 10th ns taken from private letters from
Moganzia TO the effect that Colonel Chrysler, command.
iug the cavalry killed the 2Sth Of July. am
rapidly recovering from the effects Of the wound received
that occasion and expect 10 reoin my command 10
short time. Believe me, your obedient servant.
nr N. H. CHRYsi.ER,
Colonel Second New York Veteran Cavalry
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American shipmasssss' Asssesssssa,

American ship ma sre1s' AssSe1asasA,
NoslwAtL ssxrrr- Rosns y. Is avn II.
The following approved Masters and Once rsssysA
commissions from this As.oosatiss.-
CAPTAINS Crawford bark Kate s,amler: Charles shT.
socr ,so s9s ss, brig oo-1n see' Peter As,on
ship Waydowsr; WIN Murray erss gosn xo,.oS sr.
Srr aay s, smy m,s w s brig s % James Turner
Mtscella llaneous.
Purser Nichols, Of steamer Lber,y, has oar thanks
fot fsvors
STEAMSHIP Cirv' LxsBicK Captain Jones OF the In.
linc sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
srsAxssir CproLR, Capt Thompson sailed Wednesday
for New Orleans
sTrAssHIr Cfrr OF BItunoRr Capt Mirehouse, OF the
Inman ne and fsvorte with royagers salts
tomorrow, 27th At l2a for Queenstown .rpool
takiug The mails tor tho United Kingdom.
rIprs@ sur CYcLoSy beautiful little vessel tons
register, recently buik at south Boston, loading
peril East River. IN Coleans line, for san Francisco
ans well worth visit The " owned ~ the parties
that owned the cppsr Of name aud Il i.
that hi. srp win sustain se reputation earned by
thnt vessel
snr LAsss SWIM, tbrl befer, reported ashore near
water decks he yrcesers are stripping on her
and rigging.
ss,, r5,SS e. Of New Beafsrs ,s2 tons has pnrcha
he employed in the Cape dc ve1ds trade
snlr pktrsn Of New Bedford. 2el has sold to
parties IN Boston for ssa0l
BAaa soruA Al. brni At Baltimore in 1850 has been sold
private uIina
egas rsnssI o, ksoaesss sno nos aeonl ready ,ar
= tnct as trfore repurtedl
Rec witu.s May IRON Brds.por, NJ for New
lorH stecssa at the tone faed
Al was hviit a. Addison IN 1884 and hailed
Bnc EowS A. l75 tons. built wsidoboro In 1850 has
been solo pn private tnrms
scHR JonvE PArrtr Doane, from Rondout for Ro.,on
wn coal eolded With an unknown schooner cape Cod
on tie nisht o I'D ins tnd sunk Grew picked 40 hy the
schr olve Aseg and ssen 70 Beverly the 2ith
eoininsl The J 4 p buin a iiamptlep Me- Il,
i5s wssH tons register, rated A2ss. and was owned In
Portland Me
FiITwieCA despatcn received 10 Giouceser from
the CIT ~ Canso, dated the I'D yeports hat
Flectwipg sncar Of tat port had been Enree Island.
ONE % ne Masaaen issnds m the Bay Of st Lawrence
Fl,etwnr was good vnrset p6 gOp5s TONS burtner,
built Ees.t W W md was valued With her ounts Al
about 5000 She BELONGED 20 Capt Peter Sinclair and
quarter 70 ca Jas Aver, who insured az the
ceater Mrtual shinE Insurance S4D0 There
insurance ~ ne ounla al ,he Cape Ann mutual Marine
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: II y z q 1r


Aaess at St Hyaefntne, Montreal.
ST RYAurrru, August n 1854
fAe ncetrsal autumn race meeting began a 81 Bys-
pasthe Wednesday, having been postponed nom shs
ny previous on socoun, d the raD. There we're i've
ces sne the sport capital The attendance at the
ssarse very large bus The track Vas very heavy
VIKsr RACE
The nret race vas for 'sthe Cnargers stakes OF $40,
9Th sloo added one mile and . half dash, carrying
skvep stone, and 20 be ridden BY ofhcers
rsps C Eliot, 6r Gds., entered en- 6. carryowes,
,,s so,n ,es .u,s,.s M Mo-, F,o;. .s.d
Lieut. Col De Horsey, 6r Gds, entered b. g. Hassan,
r.ri Thyme, er Gd.., entered ), s. Gresuback 49, DR.
Time, SAL.
SECOND RACE. art tt.aa
The second race was the Province Bred Handicap or
s2o bali forfeit, with $3.50 added. one mile and BALI
zap. & = erection, Gr; Sds.' entered ch g. Charley
sr, Tom Aio~ay entered ch T. Rsila. s years, 5 St
sr, Reynolds. NJ T., entered .. 8. Pa.srmo. years.
sr Kmsin entered B. G. Eoriya,e Dollars iaie Cock.
ur DepSis Ready entered Oh g. M,ss sbaniey,
years, st. lbs. 3
THIRp RACE .-
The third race The Montreal handicap Of SIS, bali
be property of residents or can.as gentlemen rGers @
ar. Knox. Twenty6fth regiment, entered br. h. Sun
NJ Deans Ready entered B. q zig Tag, years St
u.pt Farweil, T., entered eh. M Mamie craddocI.
.eaie "A hs'.. ...'' >
~. KEviu entered b. g. D., aged, 10 ct. 10 lbs Or
Chpt. Parker, Seventeenth regiment, entered b. T.
Libel lste Jack Hernerl. years, 10 g. 8 lbs DR.
Time, 405k.
FOURTH RACE.
ne fourth race was for the Montreal cup, vaue $3.50,
sAded 70 sweepstakes Of $40 each, open all horscs
swo mile heats, Montreal turf club weights; half money
Or o walk - -ssI.-
Mr. Dennis Ready entered br. T. Patti 3 years old
u b De Neverville entered cb. h. Reporter, 6 years
nr Dackus entered br. IN. Annie, years old. 3
or Knox, Twenty NTH regiment, entered br b. Sun
Time, 3.56--3:53k.
FIFTH RACE.
Ine NTH race was for the Cornthian cup value $3.50
sd0ed 70 sweepstakes Of $40 each mile hAlf,
Arrying 10 st. lbs English and American bred horses
= carry lbs. extra, to be ridden by officers. ,U.
Osptalo Farweli, N. l., entered ch. m Mamie Grad
dock, years old .....................
Captain Parker, Seventeenth regiment entered
Libel years OLD. Observation-Disclosures. 2
q. Smith, Thirteth regiment, entered b. M Non
E1oile. aged ...........,........ 4
H. Reynolds NJ T., b. g. Palermo years old ..... dr..
- Time, 3:O6Z.
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BILLIARDS..

rsoR sALE-A LARGE BILLIARD SALOON. WIFE
six Bt Hafd Tab end Bae etusnnu fhe
sniard Iapes xi separately required. Apply -
ois Broadway '.
u,Vo BALLARD TABLES FoE SALE OR HIRE
j upa the shaesperr. 100 Eiehth asenus corner 81
Twentcth street A. BAssfuRD, saloon AMI saesrcssna,
NO ann aud l4a FulloD streets.
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WATCHES. JEwELRH. &C.

n Plate Guns. risicis, Ac., bought VIII nay 70 Per
cent than be obtained any other place IN tnc
city. ~ B.-Aso Pswnbrokers' Tickets wanted for the
above aces, the rate 60a Broadway corner q
Houston street, mp stairs room g. f.
n l4s-PAv sBRoxERs, TICKETS B0rGHr OF
y Diamonds Watches, Musical IN .ynmsnX Guns r,s.
tolls rvy Goods Clothing and all kinds OF Gnois over
ca;s wanad its Canal street third dos wes of bo~ery'
unspr ttf,enq' Bank.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FINE ARTS.

fyAMPAIoN PHOTOGRAPHS OF TIIB WAR AND THE
" Tresiisncy-Abraham Lincoln. Gehersl Grant oene-
raj McCsan Three large proaies 81 these gent enen.
rs A. IN with over distinct tkrnesses IN eacn 90 the
meet smprnt men and Of tho army and navy. thsy
people Of all parties and crfds North
sna sc,th not rebels Three OF the
srestng fcures OF the Prizes 81 PER cnpy -four CO
- No. 59s broadway
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POST oFFICE NOTICE.

11osr OFFICE NOTICE, -.
rho Msis Tor Crest Britain and the Ccutinsnt VIE
mpton and Bremen steamship Hanss and fos
Ire and Via uecn per stcamahip CiW OF Bamcre.
will nj ~ ocr Saturday, the 9Th day OF August
al IA pes, ,eu clock M and At the MP town stations
stations A and at loA.M:
STATIONS y and ID atgE A. "
Statous and at "a A. ~
station q at . A. W. .
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DA"onSII6 GOLD Asp SILVER; =

oLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Persona who wish to sell Diamonds old .cld. Silver
spv rlDd OF Old fashoned Jswerv TO LOUIS ANRCH.
7S Broadway POSITIVE fas, pays ~ per cent mors
Than any Other Etabssed IN New YORK slnc. the
sin,nlstration OF late Martin Van Bnren. MAKE
uisiase-7l3 broadway. under the New YORK hotel
<,RFAy PRICES PkID FOR DIAMOND JRwBLRy
(J az nusrt Dirnondp, Watches old Gold aud silver.
once hours oniy from ill 10 A. ~ aud from MI 3P. w.
w. PLUMB. Diamond Broker. sl2 Broadway. vaua.
tnns one per cent
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roo L.TE cob cLassrFTCa rIos.
IIARRy WILL FIND LETTER FROM ~. IN THE
IL Broadway rus' Office.
xayANrED-s PAYMAsTTyR's OR CAPTAINS CLERK 8
w position IN the Un ted states Navy The applicant
has por nnce and ~ competent address Y iivins.
4tnu HpFad
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. DR.. LILIENrHAL, or. CINCINNATI. WILL
III Ia the Synagogue of the Congregation Ansh
Chesci Norfolk street. saturday the 27th INST dur
Ing the morning service, 10 the Germ and on SUNDAY me
2sth at O'Clock r. In the English language The ser
vice on Saturday begins at o'clock A. M
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STATE fTE VS.
rsr cpops THE Evansville Times saws

-Tak CROrs The Evansville Times says:
The wheat crop in this section OF the country
is now harvested. Corn. TOO, IS coming on fne-
" The late rains have done the crop mucs
good and If the season continues favorable from
this on. We will have a fair corn CROP.
In Greer Township. warrick county. thirty
Republicans who voted for Abraham Lincoln
have joined the Mcclellan Club OF that Town
ship and declared their intention to vote the De-
mocr,tic ticket Roll on the ball By next No
yember Lincoln will have no supporters but the
sboddy contractors and his Office holders. The
real contest is now between Fremont and the
nominee of the Chicago Convention.
The STATE CoSvENTION.-We give the pro-
ceedings of the Democratic State Convention OF
Tuesday, with the exception of the speeches OF
Mcdonald and Turpie, which We will publish
next week. The ticket is probably the best one
ever presented to the people of the State. The
old State officers. with Mcdonald and Turpie
form tower of strength which abolitionism can
not prevail against. The candidates are all vel
known to the people of the State-have beer
tried in responsible positions, and proved true &c
the trusts reposed in them. They will be tri
umphantly elected. So mote it be- Laport'
Democrat.
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former par nothing. If two men in q town are
worth twenty thousand dollars, and t~0 hsndred
Others IN the same place only thousand each,
there would be good reason why every one OF
the latter should pay less than the former; but
would there be any justice in levying all the tax
upon the two and exempting the remaining two
hundredZ And yet this Is the principle of the
income tax. We do not say that these unassessed
people can escape their share of the burden. This
hope Is fallacious. "a all who have encouraged 1t
for partisan purposes will find when the reckon
ing comes. Those who pay taxes only at second
hand, in the end will pay their full share, with
interest and penalties sdded: and this without
any change in legislation That is in the exc
cution of a higher law which none can evade.
But at FIRST, and until the tax can be slowly
equalized with this inevitable result. the country
escapes it, fair share and adds this TO its hoard
In the matter of loans. the country has not re-
sponded "a we expected. The price of farm pro-
duce has been high, and the farmer who had
anything to save has put BY larger nominal
sum than ever before. He should have loaned
this to the Government il he desired the war to
continue. The cities have been drained of their
capital, all of their ready means being poured
into the Treasury; the money he's been disbursed
through the interior for supplies, and has not
/ found its way back usual 10 the center oi
trade II is boarded. IL has added its bulk &c
tue lhnatlOi, as>i-teu III e"ehlue the 'OiuHie vi
prices; but does not return to the Treasury where
it is needed. If any one will make a careful Is
/ innate of the relative amounts of public stock:
and greenbacks stored away in the rural districts
+ he will be surprised 10 find how little of the
/ former arc included in the total. The semi-an
nual pay DAYS of interest have revealed to US
startling discrepancy between the popular est
mate and the actual facts as to the distribution
! Of the public loans. The time will come. how
ever whether the boards are loaned to the Gov
/ eminent or not, when they must be given up
+ There i a rule al work which must distribute thu
accumulation, and 40 grasp will be found strong
enough to retain it in that day of necessity n
/ Y Journal OF Commerce
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FROM BALTIMORE
together

u CONDITION DURING THE INVASION OF MARYLAND
MAJOR GENERAL ORD IN COMMAND, AND HIS
PnIA TRAINs-DEsIGNs Or THE ENEMY IL MAKING
ruE MOVEMENT AGAINST wAsHINGTON-BALTI-
MORE SECURED AGAINST AssAUIT-LEEs d.
sIeNs FCLLY ACCOUNTABILITY.
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BOARDING housEFoR SALE

NEWLY fitted up and in good orde. Contains rooms
and all other conveniences- Terms easy
Apply 10 McKERSAN j. PIERCE, dealers ia real e.
tate. jElyl9-dlw.
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LIVERY STABLE.

UIESRY ALLEN, Kew York Livery snd..sale Stables.
III Nos IL and Il East Perl street, in the rear OF
Gienn's Block. feb2o.
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BALTIMORE. July 10.


During the last two days Baltimore has been
entirely cut of from all commune alton with the
north and east, except BY water The city ap-
peared to be completely surrounded by rebel
army. They had possession of all the avenues,
roads aud railroads leading out of the city; and
this too ia addition to the large rebel army that
is besiesing Washington Where do all these
rebel troops come ir0ml Do they spring ont Of
the groundf What kind Of people these re-
.bels who, while their own capital is beeaguered
by mighty host. still have troops enough, not
only To defend Richmond successfully, but also
To send a powerful army to the verv gates o:
Washington