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From Europe.
-Four DAYS Later News.

The steamships New York, from Southampton
August i,th, and the Edinburgh, from Liverpool
lJth. and Queenstown ls,h instant, arrived NJ this
port yesterday. The news is four days later.
b. the Brazil Mail We learn that the 2sth Of
July news WAS reeivod at Bapis that the rebel
cruiser Florida in company with the Electra
sp1rk. had JUS, captured the Federal merchant
man IInfcean Nicholas Falls bound from Cal'for-
mia to New York, having $1,000 In specie on
hoard. and an extremely valuable cargo. The
Florida took on. the treasure, and portions Of her
cargo and her crew. Tho vessel and cargo, valued
at l20 600, were then at nre 10 aud destroyed The
Flora, WAS spoken on the l'th q July, in lat 30,
lsN. long. 81, 30 W. by vessel arrived at Liv.
| erpool.
Ihe above nfws IL vague and contradictory.
! AccorAiny to ore sccount tie rnp;nrcd snip was
| boiind from San Francisco 10 New York, while
another account states exactly the reverse. There
ia also no ship Of tnat name In the California trade
| TIE one TINT cJrle4 nearest TO II is the htr,Jrd,
| Capt, Wlnsor, which left his port On the eth oi
| April and California shippers are inoiined 10 le-
| leve that she Ia tho ves-c alluded to above. TIE
! London SnlPrisG LTsr gives the nam" of Infcsr.
I Niche as-Dhhss, rs that Of the captured ship and
states that she was over laued OIL h.h'o Cprobaf1y
Mscayo,, but gives no dsic. TIE news is dated
B .bia july - nnl rescacd Eu-'lrt 10 telegraph
from Lisbon. Nut.lnf has l"cu heard here oil tn.
| Intrepid since she sailed henct.
The Federal steamer Sacramento arrived Mt fal
mouth August Il, from . cruise and sailed again
but on the 10Th, having run down oil the start th'
Norwegian brig Ceres, saving her crew, put ints
Plymouth. The Sacramento was not damaged.
large and splendid STEAMER, supposed TO he
blockade runner, hsa srpo.svl VA toe wess coast 0
Irelsnd, near tho mouth OF the Shannon. 1t va
reported that she arrived to convey . cargo Q
clothing TO the Coufederscy.
Another case under ths Foreign Enlistment ac
WAS tried at the Liverpool Assizes. Two merchants
named Jones and highat, were charged with hsv
ing enlisted men " serve board the Confe1erat
cruiser Georgia. Il WAS proved clearly that bot
the defendants had engaged SEAMAN to join III
Japan a, Greenock for a voyage 10 China, Japan
icing the name under which the Georgia got ou
| Of the Clyde. II was also shown that Jones wa
present when the Confederate colurs were hoiste
on board the vesse OF the coast Of France and th
J Saazusn Wsss saSsd y taa ~ tkt1 IN 0ui'
The sun., 1864-08-30
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Rebels Retire Riius, etc.

Washinoton, Aug. .9.--rhe latest intelligence
fIoIp the sheuaHdooh Valley represents that a large
psrt Of the rebel force has hc.n withdrawn towards
Eichmond.
EDv1S n. SrAvros, Secretary Of War.
srCoND DIsPATcu.
Washington, Aug. 2J.-luiorn-aton reee'ved here
kvu Halltown as late as Yesterday, states that the
advance" has been sounded and snoshsr battle in
he Valley is expected aad Treii2tei.
TRIID DISPATCH.
baltimore, Aug. .9.--;he following Is speoia!
b the AMERICAS
Heldquart "a, Nitfl. Military Dirfsion, in the
Fold, Aug. 2e.-The long-looked-ior aud snI-
husly -expseted advance Of our troops has at iss'
commenced. Yesterday morning, at I o'clock our
usvslry started out, and commenced driving the
spsrny's rear guard. At O'Clock the infantry
broke camp, aud At they had taken . position in
nne Of march, which WAS in three parallel columnA
The sun., 1864-08-30
from Hilton Ueud--s Plot to Aid tho Rs-
cape OF OOU itsbsi Onlcer.

Forfr's' v'n-ec, hu5. 2S.--T7,e L. ?. transr1r,
steamer Fulton srr.v,d u.s afternoon ircn II t0n
Head. rse Fulton len Hilton Head 10Th inst
They report the Cres~r, Conveyed by the y ~
boat Adiniral. with CO.. rebel others to hc placed
under FIRE a, Charleston, had arrived. The steamer
Croscert when on Cape Romane was run in
Shore and rebel ofccr Is reported 70 have cs-
capped. The captain and rsconi mate o' the Crcs-
cen. are implicated in the attempt to ltcra,e the
6oo r-bel officers and when the Fulton sn II ton
ucsd- werc teins tried for thcir lives before o
court -nsrtisi
The sun., 1864-08-30

The publication Of news valuable TO the enemy
Tie steamer Lancaster WAS arei .n'o ffteen miles
.elsw Nsche, the 1s.h, BY battery Of artillery.
Three shots rrn:k the boat. Notody hurt. TIE
bsstory was supported By 800 cavalry. Goa. Dray-
rnond, commandins at Ns,cheL sent . force in
pursuit Of the steamers Check and Atlantic. report
ei captured BY the rebels Up the iasoo river, but
u is ssserssd ths. hey arrived safely q, vicksbur,
wt,h good caryces Of cotton. A large number Of
prisoners bad arrived a, vicksburs. recently cap
tured a, 10 miles back 81 Miitcn's Ftnd.
The sun., 1864-08-30

Ssr York, Aug. 2s.--seamer Fung shuey, frou
New Orleans, 2Is,, arrived At this port this morn.
my. Wis Cairo, however, We have . day later,
t9sd) by the steamer McGill. Mr.. T. NJ Cook, ex-
respondent Of the New York HEsALp, and Mr.. J.
.. Chadwick, correspondents Of the New York rRi-
sun. both with Gen 0ranger's command have
~ srlsrsd bsysad w nn1 by 0sa- 0eay -
The sun., 1864-08-30
GENERAL. GRANT.
The Losses on Thur~day, Etc.

Washington Aug. ga letter received from
the Army Of the POTOMAC. dated yesterday, says;
Al is quiet except the usual picket firing in front
OF the Ninth Corps The firing on our right on
Thursday and Friday, was occasioned by move
ynent Of our troops from position to another,
which the enemy evidently did not understand.
and were perhaps fearful that 1t meant another at
tack on the right al Eesth's Station. on the Weldon
Railroad. Our total loss in the fght OF ThurSiay
viii now, 1t is said, exceed Q, OO0 while that of the
speny IL supposed to be about 5000. We still
hold about four miles Of the Weldon Railrosd, and
she portion abandoned by tie Second Corps was
saectualy destrov"d Dcserters who came In yes.
[ srday say that Cen. A. r. Hi's Corps with two
1,ivisons Of General Longs,rect's Corps, and the
. jeff Dav Legion were the rebci troops engaged
% THURSDAY.
News vim. Fortress Monroe.
Rort Monroe, Aug. 2s.--Yesterday's Richmond
papers admit tie loss Of hye Rebel Generals, four
killed and one wounded. on the Weldon Railroad.
Colonel Dent aud Mrs. General Grant arrived on
Ihe Baltimore mail steamer Goor.7ana, Capt Pear
SON Mrs. Grant left immediately Oh the steamer
Greyhound for City Point.
Only Eight Gums Lost.
Washington August eo.-It is reported semi.
scially that We lost eight guns in the engagement
Oh Thursday, on the Weldon Railroad, in conse-
aueuce Of tic Sudden fail oil rain rendering 1t i'm
possible to drag them og the heavy ground anei
the horses were shot snd that they were spikeC
and o,herwis. disabled previous to their being
abandoned.
The sun., 1864-08-30
The Latest News
Fort MOrgan!
GENERAL GRANTS ARMY.

Rebel Loss on Thursday 5000 Men.
The sun., 1864-08-30
FOUR REBEL GENERALS KILLED.
Movements In the Shenandoah.

RRBEL RErREAT-FEDERA PURSUIT.
The sun., 1864-08-30

Cotton dull and quotations barely maintained /.
sales of two days. 1S 0oO Including $500 ON specu-
lation and ior export Brcadstffs dun and tending
dowuwards. Provisions quiet and steady. Petro-
lcum finn.
London, ls.-Consols closed At 50 a sgs r.
llnois Central shares .Ca45 discount Eric shares
sGai2.
The sun., 1864-08-30

OUR LOSS ONLY 1000.
The sun., 1864-08-30

Opening Of the Convention Of As.
gust belmont.
Chicago Aug D-ll a. A.-rhs Wigwsm 10
dsnsely crowded, although the convention will
ass b called y sgtss teg q hsg w We sssusH
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AuDiroR's OrgrCs, IowA,l
nsa MnswRa Ian 22d. 1o 4.

~ MOINBu, So0 bSUs - =.
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Jsnuary. lool. sworn statenent wss hled IN
this oGlee, sheviag the coalition Of the Hartford
Fire assurance Oompany, locatsd ct Hartford IN
he State Of Connecticut, on the Let day OF Jan
nary Il. D., 1854, In acoordancs with . provision
Of q Act u ths General Assembly OF the State
u lo6A ehti led ian act In relation TO insurance
Oenpaniss." approved January 2eth. 1851 and a.
Act amsndatosy thereto, approved Feb. Sth. lSSS,
auA "a aet In relation to Life Insurance Compa
nlse, oppfoved March 18th, 1859 thu said state
nett 6kows that said Company 10 possessed OF
he requisite amount Of capital, and invested as
i1tlority i Therefore given to the above nam
q OeQpany 70 ttraasset their appropriate bust
49, q 1nDaranes In thia State in accordance
visl the laws thereof. until the slst day Of jan
Il & s,so sertissd. that WIN. r. Ross, Of Dav,
expert, has bsss duly apPoiatsd By said Comps
~ 0sls levful Agsnt 80 Attorney for ne Co1n-
y & BOsss, With I'LL pswsr 70 tsks risks Of In.
eursned therein, and 70 asknoWledee service Of
peVeooo. = peovidsd By Law, upon hie eiing with
Ne Och .. ths District Cosrt In snd for said
OsafAy. oeeti1oA copy Of the abatement on 6ls
Il III Nee. Il 10 farther certified that the st
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-. = II iessinoay whsrssf, havs hsrsun-
Ill 3 ct my hand end sAxsl ~ seal u
~ 49, shs day aad ysss a.:s sss,e writ
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The Advantage 81 Wrfsing BED Hend.
An English paper SAYS:

An English paper says:
At the harvest home at Slsugh
the chairman said Dean Hook had
preached them = magnificent sermon.
Before the dean went home he asked
leave to print II, telling he thought he
could sell hundred, and offered to copy
out the sermon plain for the printers.
The dean made answer and said tha
would never do, te would write il out
badly himself. Upon his asking the
dean why, he explained, that fthe copy
was PLAIN it would be put in the hands OF
the worst compositors; whereas, il it
was written badly, tho best hands would
get it, and the work would be better
done. la confirmation OF this, We add
that once upon time, convcrsiog with
Robert Sou'hey, the poet, We alluded to
his particular neat and legib!e hand wri
ting, saying that, OF course he must have
but little trouble in correcting his
"ptooi' Ills reply was, ION the con-
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given, IS equal to print, among the ap-
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petent, and make scores of blunders when
they set it up. Lord Brougham, on tho
other hand, write. almost illegible, and
his manuscript goes to tho best compos-
itors, who have brains and skill to make
out it's meaning, and a,e paid one third
extra for deciphering it.
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NEW YoRK Feb q

ANr" Jim. - W W.
A special to the Post from Washington
says the President assei IS he will veto the
Conscription resolution if sent TO him By
Congress.
A Nashville letter dated the 23d, says
Longstreets forces. which have been heavi-
ly reinforced from North Carolina. are at
Sevierviie. Our Communication With Gen.
Park at Cumberland Gap is cut Off but
Gen. Park announces by couriers that he
cao hold the Gap for months.
The battle at Tszeeil ON Sunday lasted
some honts. Gen. Wilcox was painfully
though not seriously wounded. Our forces
we're repuIsed and tell back to good 30
sition since which they have not been
molested.
Our loss in the brilliant cavalry affair vas
100. Lisbic, Of tie 23i Indiana, was NOR
tally wounded We took l27 prisoners
and guns. skirmishing is constantly CO.
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Longstrcet is hourly expecting reinforce
ments from Johnston
GeD. Foster IL III direct communication
with Gems. Grant and Thomas. No doubt
Is expressed OF his ability to carry out
Grants orders
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DsAss o. ConHsorlcur. ,...
%. Jan. 4, 1854.

Personally appeared, II. Huntington, President
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Insurance Company Of Hartford, and made osth
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speakers may command 10000, Shak
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Millions works are built up with 5000,
and the Old Testament says all it has to
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Cash % hasd and In Bank s26, 1905
Cash In hands II agents ard
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Bills recei 10 for loans secured BY
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Real Estate snsncsmbsred .......... $4,000. 90
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

BLAcKsroEE Mass.
9eNrLRMRN The three American Organs
purchased of you for the Of our churches,
here, 10 Uxbridge, and In Mulbury, have been In
use one year. II gives me much pleasure to say
that they have fully met our expectations, and
given the greatest satisfaction. remain yours,
Ell SHRRiDAN, PASTOR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

TIE A. sc. Vt. RAILwAx.-The follow
ing brief but pithy communication is from
the pen of a leading man of business in our
city. We publish It without taking sides on
the question:
The Herald says;
"The Atlantic and Great Western Railway
is now completed to Gallon, and on Saturday
last an excursion party passed over the line
from Gallon to Akron, distance of eighty
one miles.
The completion of this link is & valuable
sddihon to the line, placing il as it does in
connection with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad at Mansfield, and with
/ the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati and
BellefOntaine Line, at Gallon. The newly
completed portion Of the road passes through
/ the hourishing toWns Of II ansfsld, Ashland
West Salem, Bridgeport and Wadsworth, and
through country noted for its richness and
| agricultural produetiveness.'
II Z had added that 1t has its agents at
work to procure the rich agricultural pro-
ducts of the country trsvsrsed by its road
and the other roads Damsd-to be transport
cd direct to New York over its line of road,
sad thus relieve the Cleveland roads and
Cleveland merchants Of the burthen of trans
porting, storing and selling the rich pro-
Quota, it would have stated another import
ant fact for Cleveland to ponder upon.