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FORT MONROE.


FoRT MONROE, August lathe pro ellie
Tri,an sailed hence for Hilton 4nd yesie--
day, hut was Compe I'D Co re urn her mac
merry getting cu' of orGer 5000 sft,f passing
outside CAGE Henry. She was towed bat 1
aruv ng hers THIS morning "
The q. 8 fr'gate censtitutiOu, or Ola Iron
SIDES, si'ed b nce this motniug
A sale OF Government horF es took place tds
day at Came Hamilton at prices rang
ftom $26 to 800. These horses were turne d
in from The lth Pennsylvauia aud 2oTh New
York cavity. A lie Of Government horses
also took p acc at Eastvilles Eas ern Shore, to-
day, under direction of Qsatterrnsster COL A.
P. Blunt.
William Evans aud Jno PeIcher, who were
arrested about four weeks since charged with
stealing $500 from Sergeant Miller, Co, 30
Pa Artillery, have been honorably acquitted
By the military authorities.
NASHVILLE. August Is The town o. Ste
We son on the Nashville aud Chsttanoogs
Railroad, was almost ,ptir-ly destroyed by
fire this morning. The Gre was the WORT OIL
an inoendiary.
DENVER, August l4.--The Constitutional
Conver tioB, now 10 session, have vo cd almost
unanimously that it is expediept to form s
| State out of this territory.
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THE TELEGRAPaIg CABLE.

HsARrs CONTENT, dgust i'd via AS ey
Bay, August 15--The schoonec First fruits
from Cardiff, arrived ia Harbor Grace,
N. F., this morning, and makes the following
report:
On the 9Th of August, at o'clock A M /,
saw The Great Eastern and the British war
steamer Terrible At 6 o'clock A NJ saw &
beacon buoy witha Gag upon it, marked as
follows: "Great Eastern, No. 5n
The Great Eastera snd Terr.b g were then
about FIVE mics sou beast from the beacon
buoy The weather was quite flegy at this
time TIE FIRST r uits then laii her topsails
to the mast al toisted her ensign
At noon the Terrible came rear the First
traits, and received information from her of
the bearings # the beacon buoy. The Terr-
ole reported that The cable was parted on the
I'd of August.
The position of the beacon buoy YVES in lat
5lo 40f NORTH. loi g. 3soie' = = = H ~
The weather here this morning IL unite
mild tuta thick g prevails
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The Memphis Commercial proposes a
convention Of delegates from the South
ern States to declare the sentiments OF
their own, upon their late and present re-
lations to the General Government.
In the name of all that's sensible and
discreet, we protest against any more
Southern Conventions" at this time
The State Conventions will give employ.
ment to all the wisdom and talent, We
can find in the South. Let these Assem-
BILE as speedy as possible, and do their
work thoroughly.
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FR1GHTFUL RAILROAD DISASTER.

-,tE sf. fr..i y
NEw HAvEE. Aug. l5,--A frightful rail
road disaster occurred this moruing 90 ths
Hou sa.onlc River Ri road. The morning
freight train goingup became disa bled sever
Al miles above Bride port, and the 1913
tsaia, following, found il on thu track, a.
b tched il on and backed towards iogeport
with t 1t so happen d that a new tngine
was ut for trial on The track, and com ny up
ABOUT three mics above Bridgeport, ran into
he ar of the pass nger uain. The locomo
t We struck he hind Car and split it in to
asslg directly through. be boiler bur t
jasi a reached The second car from the reaf
m king awful havoc. Seven persons Kill q
out light, and eleven Others were terribly
margled and scalced
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
BRIDGEPORT Conn.,, August Is. IAN extra
frt ign trein was sent up tue Housatt nicToad
Ibis forenoon. by an accident to- he cylinder
of tho engine the freieh t train stopped about
taree miles rom this ely, and flag was sent
back by the conductof to wara the passen,
ger train Of the danger. When the LATER
train came upi hitch on to The f,eight
train and was slowly drawing it back to
Bridgeport, when near Pegronnie's Mills the
train was met by new locomotive coming up
the track on trial
At the curve of the rosd the new engine
came su denly in collision with the train
backing down. SIEVE ial of The cars were en-
tirely demolished, the engine going lit rally
through The rear passenger Car. Six persons.
three of them ladies, were instantly killed,
ane twenty more severely wounded. Several
others were slightly wounded. Very many
were scalded 6Mr
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SOUTHERN IfEMs,
Prom our Southern exohanges yesterday, we
mako mr., f,a.eatlovv ;nO ..-.s

Prom our Southern exchanges yesterday, we
make up. tins following; asesz.sa
Joseph Jsckson, colortd man, was cut on
tao head with "a bowie knife, at Ashland,
Bsnoysr, b7 WIN. G. Ton plemanlS The affrag
gIee cas- Of liquor
Tae 'ollowgrs s}ya The Fsleig,h Standdra
are toe Directors, on tns part OF The s'ass in
the Aibenosrle and Ghesapsaka cenal Con
.1ary s
DENIES D Ferroboe, Camden connty'
Thomas j. Jsrvis Cu.tituek
Charles W. Wood, Perquivoans. Isl
/ The Wilmington 4. Weldon Road is now
carrying 81 freight, regardless of quality or
quantity aud giving receipts for its delivery,
at The p acc designed Government officers,
in whose charge the road now is, will be
found at almost every station along this lire
of travel ready 10 accommodate shipping by
the read, at al times.
W ANTsD.--Th wife of Capt. Thomss A.
Robirs, artillery Of the G. 8. Army, ia
deeply distressed, end wishes to learn some
tidings of his whereabouts. The lady is 10
Richmond. essg sss : s-gs ~ r.7gr
The stock 10 a new National Bank. at
Lynchbnrg, has all been taken except S. 900.
1t was most all subscribed OH condition that
certain gentlemen should be cash Ter, though
he has rot yet consented to accept the posi-.
| ton.
! JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS. The f,llowing
ntemen have ea appointed Judges by
Coy. Pie pont.
| Third Judicial Ci,cuit, embracing the coun-
les cf Cum beFland, BuckiEg & am, Appomat-
toz, Campbell, Prince Edward, Charlotte,
Il alitax, q no city of Lynchburg-
II Marshall, Esq. M
Seventh judicial Circut-city of Richmond
john 4 Meredith, Esq
Te1ta Judicial tcuit, embr.cing the
ctuntiea Of Culpeper, Mad son, CT enc,
0gadge, Aibemarle, Lou1ia Fuyanna and
lGoocn I'll. Fields, ESQ.
Eleventh Juoicial Circuit, tmb &C ng the
Icouutes Of Nelson, Amherst, Rockingham
Angus and Bath Lucas p. Thompson, ESQ
| All lhese aeIo!n ments are maze Tor the
tot cd Intervening eetween tie present Tins
lapd the rext mseti, g Of the General Assem-
Ibly --RichmonG Bulletin e& tAN @
Confederate TWO. cent lost go STAMPS tre
in great demasd IN Richmond Tsu thous'
and are want d sstf.sssi
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Eg- We copy from the Petersburg

R We copy from the Petersburg
Inder, the following particulars Of a
most painful accident, which occurred on
Saturday last, in Nottoway county, re-
sultipg in the death, on the next day, Of
VIM. Godfrey Wilson, eldest son of John
A. Wilson, of Wellville: faI
Young Wilson and brother, to whom
he was devotedly attached, were out
cunning together, and the accidental
discharge of gun in the hands of his
brother resulted in the killing of the
former.
The deceased was member OF the
Nottoway artillery, having been in ser
vice since the commencement of the war,
and by his exemplary character, gained
for himself the respect and esteem of not
only the company of which he was 3
member, but his loss will be deeply felt
by the community in which he lived.
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THE TRIAL OF CAPT VERT.

WASHINGTON, Aug l5.--The trial Of Capt
Wer,z, was to have commenced to,dsy, but
has been postponed until to-worrow This
morning several government witnesses We're
in attendance, and there are others in III
city which can atany momest be summoned.
The accused has for counsel Judge Hughes,
General J. w Denver, aud Messrs. P. OK and
Schade. The prisoner is a Swiss by birth
When the United States forces .pturtd
New Orleans, be left his plantation and ne
gros in Louisiana, aud with his wife and
three children, went to Vicksburg. In 1868
the rebel government sent him TO Earope
as military commissioner. He remained
there eight months, when on returning to
Richmond byrunning the Wilmington blocks
AIDE, he was appointed an assistant adjutant
general, with the rank of cap ain, and as
signed to the command Of the Andsrsonville
prisons. e98 III rs
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Ray WI received The following lines
through the Post Office They refer to a
subject which has been discussed in our paper
FOR some days. We cannot ssy much for ths
production as poetry, but that it discloses
some important facts we 90 not doubta
THE LANDLORDS REPLY. tsn
ethey have jumped upon US &
4r For renting houses high, p '- f'Nf
n And the Press is trying to ''fun-us''
Fl. And knock us into Pi
Now there amt no use of talking
For, when on the streets 60,
t find "Jonesn and johnson" walking,
. And they pull me to and fro
And they keep a saying to me,
When Try to rest content,
SNOW, look you here old fellow;
Amt you got house to rent?1'
And they have bothered so often,
d I've grown tirnid as a mice,
SO to rid me Of these monsters
had to raise The price.
JOSEPH WAREHOUSE.
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John johns n, bat before the house was
re-cNtd, he was dead though bis bearers was
MT ayers of t5at fact An exsmipstion of
bis vale revealed bis name --Robrt Haley,
llth Unitvd States Tnentry, Regulars. In
the wal W so in ecnbscks, and $40
ia Confede a. TIA. TIE efect IS taken in
charge by L eu' Rely. 81 the same command.
This soldi = az arns we could ascertiiy, was
the OILS psison kill outright or mortally
wounded, although there we're many rumors.
daafds were stationed to prevent any ap-
pro ach higher thau 500 yards to the scene:--
Rich WhiJ
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The Solicitor has also issued circular to
district attorneys, msrshsls and clerks OF
courts of the United States, specifying the
particular services which he reqness of thsm
and the kind Of Information to be furnished,
including many defects which nay be OBJ.
served in tie laws Ielatipg to the counterfeit
ing of United States currency and securities
or 10 the practiosl administration thereof in
the several districts.
DEFAuITlNG REvESuE COLLECTOR.
A, P. Stone, collector of internal revenue
in Ohio, ives, it is ascertaiDed, defauter to
the amount of $93 900. His sureties are
bound in the sum of 100000, and are err
fectly responsible, and will a,isfy the Cow
erument. Nearly $500 O00,0 600 have passed
through the Internal Revenue Bureau since
its organization, and, SO far, it has Tot sus-
tanned the loss of a single dollar by the mis-
conduct Of auy of its officers. The last days
receipts from internal revenue are about
$780, 900.
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CONFEDERATEs.

We give below some extracts from E
speech made by Col. John Scott to hi
regiment, the LIST Louisiana Cavalry, de
livered at st. FrancisviIle, Feliciana Par.
ish, May 23d, 1865. In the war which
has just closed, the soldiers from Louisi-
ana were conspicuous for steady yalor
as well as for " DASH and gallantry.
When the history of this war shall
have been written, it will be found that
the sons of Louisiana achieved a name
for themselves and their State, as proud
as any the annals Of war can produce.
And in returning to the peaceful ayoca.
tions Of life, we predict for them an
open, honorable and successful career
1--WE cannot afford to sully the Clio.
rious record you have made by any de-
sa'sOnstrataon of resistance or outbreaks
against the lasos which are over you
Men VINO fought as you have done can
safely be trusted with all the duli les and
responsibilities of your new position. -
Ssllen obstinacy and unavailing com
plant will serve no good purpose, but
only aggravate the evils under which you
suffer. The duty which you owe 10
yourselves, to your families, and the once
bright and sunny land which is still you,
home, require you to be as active, as vig-
liant, and as industrious9in peace as Won
have ever shown yourselves in war.
Your aoeaaooae as no longer the Syo,'d
but the intellect The times require that
the transition from four years of military
service to the peaceful pursuits Of civil
life should be effected as quietly as pos
sible. Upon you, 10 great measure,
will devolve the duty of preserving the
benefits Of civil government. AS soldiers
you were SO ready TO perform the daties
that you were called upon, that feel 4 :
Sured, as citizens, your duties, though
different, will be performed with equal
fidelity Whatever may have been the
motives that impelled us to take up arms
four years ago, recollection Of common
suffering, common danger, and common
sacrifices, has bound us together by ties
which are indissoluble, and which no hui
man agency can sever; nor can we forget
The need Of honor and respect which is
due to the memory of those Of our brave
comrades who have fallen by our side on
the field Of battle, illustrating everywhere
the honor OF Louisiana by heroic deeds,
and sealing with their life's blood their
devotion to our State. The fortunes Of
war have decided that they died in vain !;
but this can not prevent our chefishiDg
their memory with interest and affection,
and guarding with tender solieiiude the
bereayed families they have left behind
them" s -" y
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% A very considerable panic appears

9% A very considerable panic appears
to prevail in the New York money mar
ket, owing, principally, to the loose state
of morals among some of the banking
men in that city. Population and fraud
in money circles, has caused the. moneyed
men to become quite timid, and among
other effects, was general calling in of
loans, and feverish state Of excitement
throughout the money market. o.
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MR.. BARBoUR ACCEPTS.

In letter published in the Richmond
Wing of the 18th inst, B. Johnson Bar
bour consents to run for Congress in the
Richmond district. The indications are
that he will be elected without serious op-
position. He does not propose to can
vass the district.
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EB Some idea Of the immense crowd
at Saratoga, race week, may be formed,
from the fact as announced, that the boys
at Congress Springs, one morning, dipped
three thousand glasses of water per hour
for four consecutive hours.
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The Bremen ship Europa has gone up
James river, to take a load of the French To-
baceo from Richmond to Bremen.
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+ ARuH vlN i /, -.uMsia /.

f
LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, NORFOLK Aug. sth, 1865.
The pressing demand for Laborers in Virginia and
orth Carolina has induced to undertake to supply
the want. With this view, have Recently visited
New ork. and after full consultation with the Com
missloners of Emigration, have concluded to enter
upon this important duty at &. iezxs 81.
1he eIng alton from Great Britain and the Continent
to America Is very great at this time. That large
proportion OF this vast tide be turned towards the
South, am convinced from enquiry upon the spot. 3 y
have opened an office in this city, and am now rea
dy t. receive orders for such Farm Hands, male and
feTnale) House Servants Sc. as may be needed fe
NaonAlltes of Great Britain and the Continent ali
rerresen ed IN this grant inux Of population But *
Is from the German States, and Ireland and Scot and
ana aies that We have to look for such labor as we
need Psrsons making application will fully their
wants ann Their preference as to nationality. Xxx
Shall take pleasure in communicating fully all the In
formation possess on the subject, and have doubt
OF being able with reasonable notice. supply all
labor that may be required. Le 1eslss7 's issfjsi
take pleasure IN referring to the following gentle
men: F Ha5is gasj9 1855
Cyrus Curtis, Esq, Vice President of the Board of
Commissioners OF Emigration 90 B oadway NJ Y.es-
Henry 9, HARDY, u Beaver street My, Formerly
of North Carona.j a5& 8'slsfs14
yohn OTIS Brown 93 Beaver street, MY.
Ralph King 90 Beaver street y. Y, Formerly of
3orgia.4 .ara
Dr. A ~ Bell, III Clinton street Brooklyn, formerly
Of Vlrginia)
Hon ]. s.. Millson, Elk u S. Congress
Hon franels g. sPierpont, Gov Va. s9s aas ifa
Hon l. Fl. Chandler, ECU. Congress, Se ela
Hon O. Tabb, Mayor City Norfolk
James Cornick, Pres. Dis. G. Company.
Marshall ark5, Pres. A. & c o. Company. n
Alexander Bell, CHARLES Reid ". j. Hardy, City of
Nor Ok, .ssss ffs5 ~ y ese5ls
D. W Wing, iats Ytsssarer State Of Va. 8ss aesss
Lewis " ELY, soslaetofi Fort Norfolk. ~ Ustls
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business Cards.
THE EXCHANGE q

THOMAS DREAMER, CINCINATUs w NEWTON
EDWARD N. BROWN, GEORGE sANGsTER,
MARSHALL PARKS, WILLIAM NICHOLS -
i GILBERT c. WALKER. 5r