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The sun., 1864-08-30

ported" FRO n NE Fast, escaped ffvm The tank IN
which they had teen Kept, and after Q hree days
scsret. had At 70 ii accounts not bcca recspsured.
Tns fn'shing TOUCHES 10 the exterior Of the mss-
n,teert dome u our Capitol were given on Friday.
II is now completed. and s.auas a proud ponu.
rent 10 American skill and Inechan sm. The
height " the dome from the ground. on the east
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vania Avenue.
Tux Taunton GAZETTE mentions the death Of
b.! At that place. caused ty frequent bathing In
impure water. Ne absorbed the poison through
the skin. slsccs formed. and he died sfter two
WEEKS sickness. sIoh cases are not uncommon
Where boys hsih IN ponds that deperd icr sup
yy Il witsr IN The rains and not on springs. In
drv seasons the wafer becomes corrupt AMI Ipscu-
OIH.
MNJoG-,;ENSrAL HIS fzELSAn issued an order
to-i1, prn' biting express tai,roai or Other l't-
wsrdnr companies from forwarding ov delivering
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Il. hui'ts e. the States ui Ohio Indiana. Illinois
and Michigan for " . next svty days without 4
permit from headquarters s-o prohibiting dcslcrs
~ tncsc articles ifUm selling shc same within tins
time.
TIM UtM rrLEaEAru tells us of the following
singular accident "a party of ladies and scnle.
men were recently the subjects of q r~msrk ,hc and
sd acctucA, near Aurora, In the \ crr~ Nevada
They ucrc cross ug ravipe IN four horse wagon,
when wAtar-apout burst In the mountains and
rushed down, s~ecpn ny them before Il. Mrs. Mel
bury. Mrs. Glenn and three children were drown
ell. Tie gentlemen, four IN number. were badly
bruised, hut saved. The horses were drowned and
the wagon dashed to atoms.
Tur following is the sddres. made by AdmrN
pichsnSn to his mon On board the ram Tennessee
the morning of the 9Th instant when be dis
covered Admiral Farragui's fleet approaching n,
bay, Now, meu. the enemy 10 coming, and
want you u do your duty; aud YOU shall NOT hsv'
II ~ say when you leave this vessel. that you wers
not enough 10 the enemy. for will meet them
and then YOU can fshi them alongside If their owl
ships; and Z fall. lay on one side and 70 OF
with the iu'ht, AMI never mind me but whip AND
sink the Yankees or fsht until you sink your
selves lut do hot surrender"
Al expelltion consisting of portion " the 7stt
| Ono regiment, companies and d. 9Th Mass. Ca
vsry, aud one pioce of artillery from the III Rhod
! Island regiment, tho whole under the command o
Cll.Hlrrs OF the 10Th, ls'ey started from Magnolia
| Fla, to make raid. The column reached Starl
| without hyhtny, ami at that place destroyed rail
road train and captured "a large quantity oi merch
snd'se and supplies. They then proceeded 4
Gsiucsv'llc, and while there was surprised b.
about 500 u Dickinsou's rebel force. nght cusue'
r,sltng in tho capture Of our men. apd the p ccs
| artllery, and the rccapturo Of sll the properly.
The sun., 1864-08-30
LATEST FROM CHICAGO.
Opening Of the Convention.
ADMIRAL FAkRAs:uT.
Surrender OF Fort Morsus.

Was Department. Washington, Augvst 2oth--
MAJOR. General Dir Tho captur. Of Fort Aorg. An
10 tully confirmed By dispatches from Generals
Grant and Sherman, who derive their Information
from Mobile aud Richmond papers. 1t appears
ffon the following dispatch from General rant to
the President, Just we'd. that Fort Morgan was
surrendered;
CRY PoNI, August ".
4 Lincoln, Pref isn.:
Since my dispatch Of this morning. hsve re-
ceived the Richmond SENTINEL Of the 9Th. IL
contains the following dispatch
"The report Of tho surrender Of Fort Morgan was
uoss unexpected, and We wait explanation Of
" unfortunate sn occurrence"
The press o. Mobo is hopeful and confident Of
their ability to hold the ci;y.
EpvIS NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
ercoHp pisPArcn.
WdshiEgton. August ~ 9.--pspstches received in
" arlington from 'before Atlanta" state that At
lanta papers Of the 2Tth insi, announce that Fort
Morgan surrendered TO our forces with oil Its
garrison, including General Paige, guns. NUM-
tons Of war, &c.
tBy KdHj
The New Orleans Era states that Admiral Tarr,-
gut hiss ..cotueu IL u..a.nias ;e services OF the
snAn who Sol the tnrpc1oes for the retcls anil he u
now engages IN taking them up. The Hsruorl
snd other vessels tha. were injured during he
6ght are being put In perfect order, and viii soor
be ready 70 participate IN the olcnaive movements
Asainst Mobile.