121 E M!MEI 13 ' ll ' l 111 1 ' • tit e. 1' • 1' I'. -111 145 bin 1- 6112 f 1 • 1! , 1 1 ••• .1 ; , 1 Oinqn,A:PAPPI OP ram PITT. _ VpNBBtif#Y DiO=NO, Atte. 21, 1861. CITY AFFAIRS !:`, !• : •.pgrrzbia l to - aicaL /14,' 08 semi: o Bi s r fortisaui street r Ga; 4 1 • ; -"', • by GIO;-8hawi 0 P . " h. z Ii '"'" 'ashy: • • os. I:—.-tz, 102 . . 79 9 • 10-k - 41: II - 80 0 e "..,i 120 . n.. 1, K.. . . ... ..... 82 • . . • - 6 41 ir.1iffe........• ..... . 2.9 /720 Itbremsiati•—••••'" Tsa WRIM.T tOa z ar; i for tbis week b issued, Mailloontalus highly important and yery r itteraeliog seirs—umbrsolug Maly, Letiiii from Wasblogtoo; Latest'lli. telligemte tiomile Beat of War The Great Battle nee* Springfield, Mo.; Late Bar°- , peals and Ctiliforata News; Religious Intel- Rome; lteliable Commercial Reports; . Do i:taiga Foralge Markets; '-Looal and Neighbortutitd News, 80., dm- For sale at our Are outs per single wriiPPere copy, . , 1 1 rke blame Ginardsk "A meetll g of the Comadttee of Home D a . finis wu Mid yesterday,- at the enee of the • Chairman, 1/5 Fourth street, for the purpose of euertainingl how many of our Home Guards • • • L. • • L weed be willing to go into satire Penton for the. term ae from thirty to sixty days. The following ionitomies reported their rendinets to respond tmenedistely "Allegheny thus, Capt. Bobo!. ...... 'SO mem. .Harper Tteeves,_ Fanwood ... 70 Kensinguin Wesndlcia. BO " Hembright Rites, Hatobright- 60, 'a Perk Infantty, . 50 Duquesne Infantry,:" Jelalds-.... SO ". Keystone '" NiNfok Park Rifles. Moors' 50 " Keystesellisrds, "' Bobbiatii .- 40 " LewmaceVii . ' . .......50 " Doquerne Din:" - „Doberts- 100 a Penn Tp. .11 , --.... 60 • a Carnegie " -........ /75 " Rloketson Disards, Bell ... 50 " ' Best Wheat Hideo, Dressell — 6O a :Twin City-Hangers, " 45 " /Laden= Ddentry, " Duvall... Total . • • • - • 930 Man. - ,- The above list exhibits a total of seventeen — c - ompanies,;#nd 930 men—a ;full regiment. Ires/Olks o One-fourth of the : Home Girard ioripanies fine iieyet reported,' and at least ,atthther frillegiment will be cendered. We know that rieme eight or ten companies, whie • have voted to enter' the service for a abort period :it calliid'irporq did not room. being unable to find the CoMmitteeion - Home De. Anse. WrVimay state, for their infommtioe, that the C041:1111/tre Wiii.l4 . ollt 47107 02011131:11, at half past nine o'clock, at the •ofbee of the thairman, ffo. 116 Fourth where re ports can b U made to the Secrifirg,'John_sl. N _ Tiernan, 'E. '9onsiderible inquiry ha, been made in vir tue' quartets, as to - the origin of this move ment., it is only necessary bow to say that ufafficitl'isSiniry . bas been mile as to the ef .- fisisteror the Home , Guard- organization in • ail *AMY the Committee of home De fense have #dopted this plan ultra onlymeans of •answeriqg Bop, that the CommiluseAre able to report ;the - , efficiency and iumberlof those who can be relied upon 'for immediate" Senior( outside of.the coantyi the detiile;Will be arranged arid made public in a few dap.. • i arrest oll.l 4 sultors 'al Moundsville, Va. The Union Men at Moundsville have lately been; mitebjezaaperated "at ttie treasonable - utterances, ol a few avowed Secessionists in that place and on Friday last they determliZeit to taut them M a little izziecesiton argument , ' —brickbateintrinee, etc- Lient.:Britt,"of Com. pany A, Fmre Virginia Regiment, who is sta tioned at Moundsvifie, with a. law mes s , niediateljfirr,sted some hall a don't reputed . • uessiontstei morn to their' es fety _ than ,any- , ththgelie,"and au Saturday 'Miming took them up to tiiheeling on the Steamer logimiar. Tut' were taken to Camp Carlile and confined in the ginini-lionee, where they will await a, heating before the proper authorities. The fact is, the Union men at Mandeville will no longer tolanitaAabbling trinom iu their midst. Traitors ma* think as they please, but tbay. will longir be permittted to spout treason in the ears czt loyal men. Anoimaa. iNtir Couirrsartm.—Kennedy, of the Bad:lly:sew, call, our attention to a recent counterfeit bill of the denomination of 810, on the kiechanica , Bank, New York City. The vignette lin a mechanic, with hipmer and anvil, building. in the distance. It is a very cloae,iinitatiOn of the (Minh:to, and calculated very readily to deceive even the most expert In detecting. The Bank ought to get up a new plate,iombiuing ill thelate artistic safeguards against - fro:meter:, Which the engravers now give to their ; work. A EII2.II:i ' ] FrOILIID.W6I:COtiIIi and John 'Richardson ',Am ineled in the Diamond market, Allegheny, yesterday, about money. Cotter challenged. Jliehsrdscin to Ggbt, and the two reni:sed to *wagon yard, in the rear of a tav ern on Pedeial street, to see. who was the hatter mini; Officer Bowden happened to hear o f the ;affair and arrived just to time to spoil the se. ' Cotter was fined ss for die orderly conditct, by Mayor Drimi and in de fault was committed to jail fora few days. Richardson !paid' the costs of his arrest and was discharged. ' Dactlers:iro' Szalre.—Mr. J.. R. Hunter, having beetillapiointed u a member of-the Democratic county Committee of Ooneepoad. once, .by the Chairman of the late County Convention,! hen. published a tailor declining at present tri : act with any pars-, organiittion, but reserving to himself the right to; lots at the coming i eleetion for thou only who will yield a hearty war support to the .adminis tration. of Ptemdent Lincoln. When the - 13e. bellionto entitled .out, then and then.only wilt bo feel it tiis duty. to,, acknowledge party •'• - • TWO CAIN or M/LIJOR LID 1311•1/7/71,—WITI. 8. Miller. an'John Shaffer, airlifted a few days ago upon eh erge of having &meted .from Col. Black'a Feginiimt, were yawed from jail jester day by the Mayor, and immediately entisted in Capt. Ccoaa'S company. They state that they ! didnotdismk, but left damn nonsignmlce of having bnin;sold that. their families Innis not provided for.i,l When they found Mather had beenmist:slotted In regard toll& matter, they were 'willineito' return. We give their state meat in , )ustiits tothemselves and their friends. • Cadautaarseir.—One 'Bottle.; of Allegheny, visited his Diend:_Dickintos, of the *Becohd Ward, jut we. for a time handsomely enter. halted over a bottle of “red-eye.” An nose whito stied Dickinson, who in turn Witied—Dottlea by the neck, and bit him se. sverily On the' cheek, almost taking the piece r - cout.; , - Bottleit. did not tint - the other cheek, ! . bat t.fight. hushed, and the result was that Diekhuiositeis it:rafted:sad fined for his biting proclivities. , NEITIMPT•Tp 011001 A rn.or..—As the steam. sr Albelaria,mas coming up the Ohio river, on _ Fridayietid when within • very short dhriaisee shissrai fired upon blooms eon ' sealed pomp, she rifieluill.pausietthrough the pilot hisses„withiti fire inches or tha breast.. Theta wersi`miveial ' perilous to the pilot imams 'ht the time, but Ibrtuattely all is escaped, The not supposed 16 have been • fired by wets one who bad a spite at the boat. DILATE ,Yllk . SOLDIZI Or Mt MTIICAI Wait..=,lstriOs Richardson, lortnerly_of this . eifyi'llied in 'Philadelphis,'on the 17 th ingest. The deceased wu a aoldier of the hlexioto ''tar, hotel it:dieted in Captain De P.m.'. Ctlial4,-at,ficew Oriente, lad afterwards of the Aids to Dem Bader, ii arideit'cap,iciti.he mitred throushout the i;aipaija' • . - , , , loaowiis Poisoic/s.-Thi eon. 17 jail now entaas -dfiptono toads pitman —4lwlorgestoumbor of that .a: owc condi:id is thi Thirty wool to bo ths oat aidoienta. ..4911a1 is the =Mort Boa the war toodeno7 toincloan arise waoogllkt weaker lost; - • Teeamasei TItIR • firarsess.—The Collier Aida, of Sherpebarg, grid the Arsenal Rides of Lawriaceinte (Rome Gaud) have teethe.- ed their lIIIT*Ca tor a short en:paten :when. ever called amom:-They have slot yet reported to the Home patease Committee. ,- _ - Q. Frit* or" ti, r ritunied Totanteet t il . , lade USA quill frow,o9 wing bregrey;etyglik yams iris shot b b iro a few illy. aukeeoe Ciartrots creek, - la - thbi =sty. , ova mutt , • - _thutrAucesotr i .Angust 19,1861. Peace -and - qedet* stilLpreraii In estop, al though there is a - rather unneeiL outstare, in crap today, erred, perhaps, by the death of ems of the members of Co. 0,-- I Capt Monks— wanted Corned, who died on Sunday night, after a protraotad Ulu% of dysentery. Col. Black, ea yesterday Inning, received .marching orders from the War Departmet, and we ars expected to ken on Tuesday morning, and go direct to Weishington City, to take the plase-of some o 1 tite regiment' which hare of is readred olden to mach, and hare dipart ul to other places. The boys all appear to be In glut writs to think they are ping to get into the enemy'i wintry, or tem p t/hare sear. The regiment has not reoeired auy arms or the remainder of 'Ur clothing, bat I--hear will by tomorrow. T. H. D., Co. IL - Ciere Fexeunt, Alixtest 19, 1861. At a meeting of the St. Clair Guards, Co. 11, Col. Blank , e Regiment, the following pro. amble and maolationa were! ananimoaaly adopted : • Wasisse, Certain.charitable' ladies of MI. Lebanon and•vidinity, and Upper St. Clair township, hue procured and tineiwnted a sol dier,. library, amulet's( of numerous religions boob, tracts, papers, lhc. Resolved, That we, the members of mid company, herein return our moat sincere and heartfelt thanks to the liberal and patriotic ladies for the useful and instructive present. Rtiolved,. That we shall make it our aim --to read and profit ourselves by thil moral con tained therein. Resolved, That this is suffictent evidence that oar spiritual and temporal j welfare is of intense interest to them; and that we shall always remember them at kind Is sympathis ing -friends. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the Pittsburgh Gazette rift publication in - the column, of the daily nod weekly papers. - IPlaig Presentation—GM *Ol6 a Patriotic • • Plitlebtamtner In kagestad. The following correspondence, . which took place recently between the . geritletnen whose names are attached thereto, explains itself: Pirrrsaunatr, August 19, 1861. - Gen. I. S. Neglo—Dear Sir: I have - re ceived' from W. Pearson Collie's, who is now residing in London, Eaglet:id, a beautiful American film, with the reqneat that it be pro• seated to a rag meet commanded by you. Mr. Coffins . Is an old Putaburyglier, aid although at a great - distance from the seene'of strife, yet Ms heart is in the great cause,land he feels, whilst his gift is in your hands, it will be car. Tied wbere.the fight is the thickast. If jou will accept- the gin, it will be duly presented to you on your return: Yours, respectfully, A. L. PiAlllOll. Hr.Anuu.sarcas, Pittabtugh,Aug. 20, 1861. Dear eir—l am proud of the lionoryou pro pose. I can safely enure you that my gallant comrades will josh me in preitervitg untar nished this emblem of our liberty. We shall cherish the memory of him whb, so far away beyond the seas, desires to mingle his sympa thy with mini for the successful f estorauna of peace tool? now. unhappy eoustry. The flag, with its hallowed memories, is alfit messenger of his 'Bonbon. Yours, very truly, Jaw. 8. Exotics'. To A. L. Pzsitsorr, Erg., Pittsburgh, Pa. TEN Eammo MAGAZUFS Or 17411111211 LITER ATIMIL-Mr. Henry Miner, MN street, (me- oessor of Hunt & !IMMO has laid on our table the September number of this *anent month ly. We find the contents are about a soon of articles on tartans subjects, of hi story and mys tery, of fact and-of hotione—bet ell of molt readable quality. Well Indeed they may be, for thebditor has laid at least a deign Ent-slew .European tourers under contribution—and with his a:perinea.ln solution, the page. of the, Holeatio could not but be richly laden. Of curse we except a thatrof dearth—bat neither In the natural nor the literary jworld is this curse likely to coma while the hatcrest moon of 1801 is shining. A wallemeenied steal plata engraving of Thorialdson—frog the original portrait by Kmegar—forms a goOd frontispiece to the number. AGO AAAAAA D Assuan.—Joky Showers WAS arrested and taken before Aid. Scott, on Mon day, at the instance of a lad dazed George Carver, on a cliarge of assault and.baltery. The boy Main in his information that he went to the residence of Showers, and requested him to keep his dog tied, as the animal had bitten one of his (Carver's) brothels. At this request, Showers became very adgry, knocked him down and kicked him repeatedly. The defendant waived a bearing an entered bad for his appearance at Court. 2 OIL WILL oe Frxr..—We learn from the Titar►ille Gazette that the oil well of Gibson & Co., on the Clapp Farm, took fire on the 9th fast. Fire was put m a furnace in the engine house, but a few feet from the well, and of course the gam took fire, and the derrick, en gine house and forty barrels of oil were con sumed, and Wm. Jack severely burned: His clothe. took fire, but be plunged into the creek and extinguished the flames. SO - fong as fools are employed about flowing wells we may ex pect such calamities to recur. Ammar, ' Yonne Men I—Your attentkin is directed to an advertisement over the signa ture of D. M. Armor, Ilsq , who has opened a recruiting office on Wood street, below Fourth, under Lafayette Hall. Those desirous ofjoining acompin, cannot do better than to connect themselves with Mr. Arinoes Corp., as it will be connected with Col IGearra reg iment, now at Hirpet , s Ferry, Va. Mr. A. is a young man conversant with OW wants of those joining the military, and will give his special attention to the comfort Of lila men. AM AD.tn Isaacs Mannuvi-This verSto We and 'pleasing actress is now; drawing fair audiences at the Thsatte,notwithstandmg this is het third engagemint -for the 'imam. She possesses a wide compass of talent—being fa. Tonally known as a literag writer, and having undoubted abilities as a tragic and comic actress. Her beinty, vivacity and sprightli. mien attract many a dmirers. She appears to night as Parthensa in the play of cingomu,f. with par. Henderson as Ingonsar.l Tnc Gun Hoar.—Tbe Bt. Loilia Democrat tap 44 We learn that the construetion of three of the eugines and boilersafor the Government gnu boats has been given to the Fulton Iron Works and two to the Etgle Foundry, both of this city. The remaining two will be built in Pittsburgh by Hariupee &Co. The work on the bills Is progressing as rapidly u possible at Ceroodelet. The boats will , be ready by the specified time." - MALICIOUS MISCUILII.-4 colored girl 'named Frances Jones was , committed to jail by Mayor Wilaon, for malicious ' , miaebiet, io breaking a set of China ware belonging to Sarah Potts. She was bald for amaalt and batter, on the tape prole-auk:l SILCORD WASID bfrANTILT.— , it a meeting of this corps, held lut night, it Wu resolved - unanimousiy to go wherever the 'Government may order them. The company numbers filly men at meant, and wiU' be inereued. The commanding officer le.Capt. Geo. E. At). platen. FOOT CRUSHED... A German laborer ga em ployed,to at Sior k blartmaa4 lliog mili, West Pataborgb, had him loot enzehed on Monday, by the falling of a pig- I iron from a pu which he was removing.- 1 • ~ Tan greatest excitement ofttliiiday is the sale of oil paintingi andjeweltrfa the &action Hot= of McClelland, Weaver-ai co. This Is a chance for bargains, es the-stock must be sold without regard to east. Bales commence this seem, at 7/ o'clock. 4.- Lancese.—Joha ',Williams, charged with the larceny of two ' coats, veined at $3O, from hia neat door neighbor, Silas L. Vera, wu aommitted' to jail to answer. fie had pawned the coats, sad t h e pawn ticket was loud& _La his poereasion. gins Panuoszas as - Wntscrao..e-Abnut a doses usore Secession prisoners Ufa couveyed to Wheeling, on Saturday They were capturadruuir Grafton, and rare :secured tiro der It strong gaud. . PACKAIIIn from Gears Geghount, owner unknown. Can be found at the Drag Store of Mr. Mcleows, Liberty street. IThe names one the packages are Mr.. E. Getties and David Dalton. . . _ - - -I Bearru.—Aoptuutii A. Decker of Law renceville, wee committed to Jan iesterday by Justice laseehici answer a_eharfse of surety of the peace preferred by. Sash Jane Graff& Dom, C. gartas, Warm Caro load - HOMO: pattdo Phnialsa; also sprit for Babbow's-0010. hated Toss for Raptures. Chau of Pah hat I . 9eyao Otreetai , • • • • Darttrar....Dr.. O. OW. 9a YrQ , Pins 4 Otimpto ell Wad!" of 41PPentgPiala4911. ALL abould not fail to non the &doer *swat d /iv& Wood, Isdayi psipsr. M!MMIM THE LATET NEWS BY T , DLIGdRAPE. RECEIVED AT THE DAILY-GA/ETI E OFFICE. A rracleinatlon. nutiussaits, august 20, 1861. Pessiiyhissio, is. , the mama and by Itho authority of .th .COmmoniaelth of Panneylvania, Aennew Governor of the tali Commonwealth psoonawanon To the frames of as Cioassonstwalth of Pens. alivania : Wuhington is again blamed to be In dap!. The President has made an eardut appeal for all the men that tan be furnished to be sent forward without delay. If Penneylva nin now puts forth her strength, the hordes of hungry rebel, may be 'swept down to the lati. tides where they belong. If she bitters, the seat of Lomat, 'disorder and repine tarty be trOsferred to her own soil.. Let every man eo net that he will not be ashamed to look at his mother, his wife, or his sisters. • In thli emergency It devolves upon me to call upon all commanders of companies to report inimailiatoly to the Headquarters °Lae Conti monwealth, at Harrisburg, that means may be prtivided for their immediate transportation, with the men under their command. The three months 'volunteer., wheel discharge has so weakened the sr*, are urged bps, ary cool& oration of feeling, duty and patriotism to re stiMe their arms at the call of their country, and aid the other men of Pennsylvania in quelling thi traitors. (liven under my had and the great seal of thi State, at Harrisburg, this twenty-first day of , :kagast, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sizty•one, and, of the 00A. menwealth the eighty-sixth. the Governor., Ear Starve, Secretary of the Commonwealth. 1 , From Washington. Wascoverow, , Aug. 20.—As much has been said about the attitude of European powers threatening the blockade, after spacial inquiry at the State Department. there is authority for saying that-in the instance when the Niagara was ofi l the station of Charleston for twenty foie hours, - Lord Lyons brought the subject to the notice of the United States Goverecent. With that exception, which happened twelve weeks ago, no foreign government has ex. pressed — a word of discontent to this govern ment concerning the blockade. Oo the con trary, it is universally respected by foreign governments, although some of their subjects are very active in endedvorieg to evade the blockade, and are very elemoroue against it. The following order was to-day issued from the Adjutant Generaira office : Officers who have not been mastered into service have poWer to enroll men, bat are not competent to muster them under the provisions of the Gen eral Orders No. 69, •of the current aeries Irons else` War Department. In this case the ova ter Must he made by some officer, either Tokio. leer or regular, already in-the service, end the oath must be administered by a civil mails. tale or en.officer of the regular army, pre, leribly the datum In mastering companies the original mustering rolls will be retained at the; company's rendezvous, upon which the, names of the members will be enrolled as they present themselves. A. the, awl wooing& they Will be sent 'oohs eominandlng others of the camps of tindesvoue, with a descriptive list stating the name, date of entellment and mutter, and thee:llion by whom genstecid ; the company and regiment to which, they belong, and whether they bather have not taken ftwoath of allegiance presented for those entering &service, end snob other information ea may be noisier: or useful in the eale. **sr, subsistence will be procured upon re turns signed by the mustering officer. When one-half of a amplify has been mustered Into melee, the First Lieutenant thereof can also be mustered in, and when the organisation of the company is completed, the Captain and &sand Lieutenant can be Ws - mustertiL When the Men of a company have been metered by woes than one the feat must he stated on the muster roll, opposite to their names by whom mastered, which roll must be signed by mob Meer. The field and staff officer* of regiments can be Mustered into the service upon the com pletion of the organizationOf the regiments or companies, as follows: Colonel of entire regi. masts, Lieut. Colonel of tour Companies, Ata jor of situ companies, Chaplale, Burgeoe, Ad justs:at, Quartermaster, and Assistant Bergson tor entire regimenti. The. cost of transporta tion of troops from the place of master to the place of rendezvous* will be .paid as directed in general order No. 68 of the Currant series trout this office from the appropriation for collecting, drilling and organoung volunteers. Quartermasters at the camp. GI rendeivoin wilt make requisitions upon the Adjutant elan. eral for feeds necessary for this purpose. All officers charged with the disbursement of fund, appropnated under the act above men tioled, will forward to *coffins monthly sum marj statements and anemias current, -with vouchers, in the — manner prescribed for the general remelting service. Intoreatlng from California. OpTrl In miles west of Fort Kest• nej, — Aug. 19.—The Pony Espress passed here at 9,p. on., from San Francisco on the 10th. Arrived, Aug. 7th, steamer St. Louis, from Pariims, bnagiag slo,Boo,trona the Western coait of Memo; 10M, ship Winged Arrow, Irani New York. The steamer - Elonora sailed for Panama, this coop, carrying 100 passengers Hid $890,000 in trealoare,lllso,ooo of which is Tor New York. among the pauengers were Captains Drum, FleMing, and Wrilts, U. S.A. Trade is generally quiet, with no material change since. the last express, and a slightly better demand for money noticeable, without any.;:change in rates; sight exchange on New York 5 per cent. There is a growing dirpoal tiOn'XO store wheat in preference to selling choice parcels under $1,450;111,60. There are five different purees in Ban Fran riser) where recruiting loping on for the Plains. Three hundred are,booked for Infantry regi menm and two hundred for cavalry. Offistal orders from Washington are not yet received by the Government. A'great fire occurred at Sonora, Tneloma county, on the 7th. inn, commencing a few doors above the Placer Hotel. The dames spin rapidly. Hall , s book - store and print ing office, the—Placer Hotel, Union nloon, Great Hastern — liloon, the :Postoffice, Boson Fashion livery stables, .five or - eiz valuable dwellings and many other buildings were de ;Fooled. The loss is estimated to be 185,000, Antigo , s brick buildidg, containing the tele graph office, wu eared: The people are re presented to be very much depressed by this sudden and overwhelming repetition of the old-time disaster. The Pantiles Chelan& land claim, or a part 01 the same claim, at - Sonora, which caused eo much diatarbance last winter, and came near , involving the State Government in a bloody contest with the settlers in that Mein. it y, appears to 'have been disposed of in the United Stems District Cl3O/4 It was rejected on an advantage gained by the eatUere. NOtwithatanding the condition of Butirn affair*, our State camPaign is conducted with great spirit - to -ir very 1 gout extent on local linen. - Thu Indications are that parties will be divided aboat' as lest year. The Republicans double the Unica Democrats; neat the Breck enridge Democrats. The last will have a still much greater vote 'then wok anticipated a month ago.— They have nominated popular men . ; who . claim to be for the Union, but in. ent gonsly tom on Seettesion question. While the Douglas ticket Lavery assatlable on personal grousde. ,- • - rThe Overland Telegraph Company have extended their lime to Rusevet, one hun dred And forty miles Best of C hu rch Dill. All the Mire required - for tbe'ted raph lbw be. tweets Carson City and Balt Lake boson* out on the road. ' _ i A. train ot sixty leucite from Tuureached Los ,Angloa last week.. Theto report some trouble t ram the Indium, st with non rionecasualitiee. 1 , • Sewn from the Sandwich Isla IP loth' IStli erran of inly, le am received by the bask ash*. The i news unimportant. The obi 'Speedwell and ;Bald Eagle touched at-Honolulu on the 24th mid 19th of Jam, and deported thence for GontSong. - - , , . .Prirr.armaniit, Aogait' 29.=tiereit Buell , wad arrested Ulla morels', and titian to Von Hamilton, by order - of the Wu paputoteat t r . Th., military spirit ilea the . Coto:. vigils atheteat for icier resinia )1i are able to`_. mareitisrmediately . from I bis t ; and Plilla. delplita bust lout filsau the gd available troops.. : it arr . t ; • - - ; , , , .ti7?-i - Ai=x . r..ATEs'r - FR O M EUROPE. . NT. Ai .20.—The royal mail ; ateueship Candi passed off Cape Race, yens. terdayervanoon. - Shia was intercepted by the news yacht, ante 'summary: of her • advieelir which date to the 10th lemma bjmail andthe 11th by telegraph, via iQueenslowar wag DIP' tuned., !-• ' The Anomie arrived out on the . Sth. European portics titre inumportint. Man affairs els m the undivided attention of Europe. The Canada has 1.38,000 in sate.,, Thal Asia arrived at Queenetown on the 10th ,that I ENGLAND —The London Tunes, in an eel torial, takes ; the recent speech of Mu Val landighnm, iq Coegrars , as the evidence of the charges that bill be brought against President Lincoln, if the South 1t successful. It saye that only a victory by whirl's the sthieof-Ma. name. will be effaced and .the floatlibe In daced to come to terms, cam secure the Provis dent from the consequences of having began The London Globe observes, with revert to the blockading gatatiOn, that thelldekkdd the right of war, but by what right] lietlier of war of peacil can. Compact striper& the Executive to deeist from the bloritadased seb. genets the Jeveying.o . f datimabout to be lidded in th e territories, when that Execu tive .can afford no protection ati 'them film father esecation 'or peculation leitfy shape:. The Shipping Gazette complain.. that the blockading squadron on the coast of America appears determined to intercept marine com merce, In defiance of the but andentond maxims oFinteruational lawsa antat' Chi riik of collision with ;the forces, of the maritime, powers. The London Post, in an editorial ,on..the; blockade question . , says: U. noloitaisaiely England should be compelled into a. quern), the blame will not rest wide ,Eiglands bit with the government which has-endeavored to ruin innocent commerce, to enforce the val idity 91,a blockade which it is Manifestly Competent to mabstain. TheLenibie. Timm of the lOti remark, Oft the American. of tbe Northeved'tik• pleasure in the sensation Mimed by' their 'recent aa-' . , paralleled defeat. , Liverpool Dreatiors & Spence reports Sour doll at .284. Wheat quiet bat quotations barely- maintained; sales at 9. 3d®lls for.red red westilfd;,ll. 3(4)11. 61 for reo southern; 12ifor Whitt! western and. 12•©13r 6d for wite 'gather:a; Tern firm et 30.®30a 6d for mixed; 30. 641‘2130a 9J for yellow, and 31. GJ for white.. , Provision Market.—Meurclaramq ey, Eigiand, /Libya & Co., Richardso n, firmest & Co., and other th anorftlis. - teport .beitt steady withe decline on the lower rip/4We'. Pork has a &mallard tendency.: Bacon stiff declining, and prices 2:42)3s dower Lard doll at 472@4.9. " • I Liverpool, Saturday Evening .7L : Thei. Market closed quiet bat firm• sales to-day o) 8000 bales . Breadstuff. reliMit heavy ' , the weather being uvfavortde lot-the crops. Provision dull aud usemorged, . Lomb*, &iturday.—Console-closetat 901 es93l. Another fetter from Mr. Mineell tii the:7lMo says [bathe hasieg acquired blither information respecting the has come to the following conclusions : There was mot • a 'bayonet charge made by the Federatlifantry 'during the day. There: was not' k charge of any kind made by the Conlederaie cavalry sport any regiment of the coney Matil they broke: There was not a baud to hant ea v ounter be: tweet' any regiments. Then/ Mai tiot a bat s tery charged or taken by the- Federalists., There were no masked batteries in play by , the Confederates. There was, no annahllal tine of rebel horse by the ZMIANta or others.( . l A volley fired by one battalion „emptied three saddles anions a body of bons who appmactv: l ed at some distance, and the 'infantry which, perlormed the execution then' returned, and there wu no desperate struggles except by these who wanted to get away.. He thee. al ludes to the approach of the Confederates to ward. Washington, and-says that - the' Union , troops were complaining of nothiet•havine beimpaid them, and about 80.000 of -tterttiree mouths men : lad : ha pr wen about:teleave. The Daily News warmly defends the North-, ens ugly irons the malignant esthete ;on jpl..; count of the retreat hens Mans an., .the esti mate being formed on, the flight of a mare panic stricken tiob.of camp follower', codeit- , kgisse the (afloat of the Union trooper: In the same Neff* ay ,''the arm df the Solidi le tilextend and perpetuate slavery. Proclamation of Gen.- Price, Jennies Cm. Aug. 20.—The following pmclactatiou, Lensed 'at derieglield, bee bees received beret To Alt people of Missouri The army ender my command has been or ganized under the laws of the Stets for the protection of your bouts and firesides sad for the maintainance of the rights, dignity sad honor of Missouri. It is kept to the field for these pupates alone. For aid in accomplishing them on:gallant Sooth er. brothers have come into our State. With these we have just achieved a &arum victory over the foe, and scattered far sad wide the well appointed army which the usurper at Washington bar been more than of months gallons' for your subjugation and enalavery. This victory Wes a large portion of the Seats from the power of the invaders, and re stores it to the protection of its army. It eon esquently becomes my duty to assure you that it is my firm determination to grotect every peaceable and law-abiding citizen in the fall enjoyment of 'all his rights, whatever may have been his sympathies in the present wr happy struggle, if he has not taken an active part in the creel warfare' which her bairn waged against the' good people of this State the ruthless enemies whom we have jest de /sued. I, therefore, invite all good 'Kisses to return to their homes and the practice of their, ordinary avocations, with the fall Amur. asce that they. their litanies, their holies and their property shall be carefally protected. I, at the same time, warn all evil-disposed per. sons, who may support the unupstions of any one claiming to be a provisionator tam ray government of MIMIIOIIIi, or who shall, in any way, give aid or comfort to the enemy,- that they will be held astitromiu, and treated at cordiugly. (Signed,) . Susuno Pascr - , - Msj. Gan. Com. Mo. B. G. Information her reached here that Warsaw, Bolivar and Osceola, points in the Southwest, have been occupied by portions of Prices , army. Also that the Secessionists, under Col. Staples, bare gattioredth considerable force in . Pettis and Johnson comities, and have taken poussaim4of Wuresiburg, in Johnson county, and Georgetown and GO'S', in Pools cointy, Squads and companies of men are constantly. leaving the Northern colitis/1 and pushing Southward to join the State troops.' 'Mach excitement slams among the people west of hers, and many of them are leaving their homes. It is stated that Col. Staples can con. castrate a force of 3,000 men, and will co-op erate in a movement on this nit/ should us be. determined upon. We' bars about 3,000 troops here now-which lore* will be 'doubt. less considerably augmented ins few nays.. As the train which left Byracass this more. lug, having on board. twenty-five passengers and two - nandrod• and fifty United States sol dier', passed a point two mils! west of Lock port Station 'about thirty shots were fired at it from behind 's woodpile and this brush skirting the road, ki'Jing one of the troops and wound. ing inx, one of them fatally. - The conduen4 who was sitting on the top of the locomotive cab, had his bat shot o 8 by • ball. The train was stopped about half a mile from the point of attack, and two hundred soldiers were pot off and sent after the miscreants. Oue of the Secsmilooists is known to have bean killed. Guerilla parties are scouring the country in all directions in the counties west abate, seising property and nuestut prominent persons: Wneguno, 'August 20 —The *Conrcitioe to-day passed an ordinance creating-the new State, reported by the Committee on the di• vision of the State, this mousing fig e Tot. of 30 to 28: The.bonodary, as ad, inclodes the 13011011111 of Lope, Wycomis ' ,Raleigh, pay. sue, Nicholss, Webster, al do!pb, Tucker, Freston, tdononpfisla, Macon, Tailor; Nu boar, flpthor, Harrison, ILerris, Braxton, Clay, Kanawha, Cocos, Wayne, Cahill, Putnam,: (Mason, Jackson . , Roane, Calhoun, Wirt, Gil: more, &Mae, } Mood. Piessant, Tyler, Dori dridgs,' Weisel ',. Hannan, Ohio,Brooke, and Hancirck. A provision use incorporated per. milting unite r: s ilniainn counties to nom , in it they should 4 es; by the sinntwilon of a majority to do so. The ordinance also pro. vides for the alettion of .dillsptas - to a Co.. maims to form a Constitution. At. the rIIIIIBII time the quertioi for, a new Stets shall liesub. mated to the - people within\ the •• proposed boundary. Thar Wendell is to be held- Oa' the 24. k of October - um The ULU of the new State is to be Kneawite. The utmost harmony prevailed. ' The Convention will idjoure to. . lione pB.S rssnJlr*LLl6Ln'U n ix• *maw ,Iron. mama Ic.lsirtivimi Wiest . ; olfpoill# Limos, 'dug from lordiso, la U. ooßroschtost, its Mot b =OW woo 018414 GO% lokolOt"-asap &Jo I C - vili Woo aim *res. *oohs sod .Stothooo 1107 bo loft =masa sad otoroato toszoc si2 4ows dap= errs. Po of dr MIL Isomrsor low oolooroos Isoosion 0011 ow to toy lbassoak NMI Ito IlitlaWoopoisatio vat 11h1011•111MEIn YO Lams= sosd mew Ws Oro to Wood et" Opospo:. Boom, Illogrollltr itotraohosidi lfterbOrn, ;mow dbooldlosoo thissool s = rileinsals Cc& sqslprod. l000soo: toilloostromatAlso sispoomassoo of Worcester to-sorrorr, for oho sari of shot= 1P um* "slidabl• dhows all toms ore llobio oat mid* Ths sawn gon•boss Nabroks sped to•day Wairje -07 s l i ts. varsabio man mid: fonts Page."l", j inreshosilg. Tim ?bet Virgiala rectaiest b ezpecbeiro noire toOeorrow, Great preparations ve bees neje to Eire time a brtlitaat ..reeep oil . ' - - m the South. . LoC num:, 54 20,-r-A . dispatch to the Cork* at that Horsteamer Hansibel City, with!FOlwal troops from St. 'Loeb, touthward, was fiche biki'by the Coadiditiitas at Commerce, 110...50id auk— Three hundred Pederals were The *at kfort Thwarts says Gov. Idagofan depute, W. A. Dudley and P. Hunt as weasels skean I to President Lincoln, to request the withdrisral of, the troops from Kentucky and Deo. J liston to J. Davis , to request him to Tweet lltintucky's neutrality. The Zlew' Orleans Halfwits, of the 13th, sap that Calpt, Olden had Informed the Gcrsion authorities that unless two boats, wh Dis alleptdongedi to citizens of Hassle assets, should returned to him, he would Sr. the city. Thil Dichosond papers, of the 16th, plea* no _reliance on the reported battles" Lovettsville. Thellashville Boma., of the SOth, says In dications point to a 'seedy reconeillation of the oceifilithig elements head Tonneaus". The, Obingdon Virginian says the troublis In 1 1, j otr.lP e s e %te al: eur al ong . ti mod the s o a ll ltZT•c i f treat if m county. ' The Secesslottista wited!loo t o t e county, while the Union tits voted; 000, - lapported that the Oniolists Intend driii 'the Secessionists oat of the scanty 1 ' IL Darn ell, in a letter from Charlottes. „Tille,'Ya , Au cat 1241, says that the'supplies of clothing in army are not sufileieuL The demist* of ur emir's clothing mid food is terrible. Ma epplications are made to as hy ~wjel -men ho wish to escape sickest' by at extra pair drawers or sockrior under, shirts,', It require every nerve' 'to 'be straine4 by yo at' borne; and oursalves here, ie . meet: the :itemise of fail and winter, if the arer' about last so long. The Cheri tote Courtfr has a letter, dated Richtitoad, the 14th, saying that there are over 3000,111. A great many have beau. brought lick to this city. At Norfolk and Yorktown, there ;Th more disease than with ns. • The measles! has swept end is sweeping through every 'division of the army. ZiID/ lIDENCE, Mo., Aug. 20.'--The Santa Fe mall and Canon city express arrived last •evenixt three days ahead at time, with/ante rimitt. to thefuli init., and Canon_city to the 9.h i l A report reached 8 iota Fe two day s . before: is mail left, that relejar Lynd, of the 7th itifehtry U. S. A., in command of about NO Federal troops, suffendered to the Texan xreopei 4,000 in nomberewi , nout tiring e shot. ,ftlajor t rqnd abandoned' Fort Fttlinoreen the 'Mb ult., and - marched towards Fort Blanton, IN.'xiileis from Fort Fdlmore. It is behaved litliantal Fe that the•TIIII6a, also, hair; taken •tha 'tea aed caches 'belonging to th Banta Fe and Ell's,* Mail Company, as thel .coach s i r failed to arrive to Sante Fe. , 1 On th 31 mt. an engsgement took place at •Mesiill between •a body of Federal troops and as en hundred ' Confederate ; troopr, under ': , mmand of Cap . !. Baylor. Capt. Mc. Neely d Lieut. Brooks of the Federal army, 4 were Wobode and I? of the Confederates Were lifted. -71 , gbt put aft end to the en. gagemetit, the Tanis remaining in Mantilla, and • the Fed vale going to Fort Fillmore, DV about mll distant. Considerible. fears were etitartam d for Fort Union, and the com. usandiegl office was having it fortified'and en. trenched. Col Loring - , formerly of the U.. 8. A., is ie dto a in command of a body of Texas R gars, The # ther buffaloes' are ea ens she imail • through i the la , 'roads, and pleb - • • • lon the pleirmiv very were), azd ft ttraboedvnee. la minty plo. Ivan, Idtie.l daeolt to get ,ge horde which Covered the .. CArao,latag. battle occurred last night iti at It o'ook, at Charlie:ton, between the Fed eral Dm*, about 260 Wrong, of the 223 lilted, regiment; wader command of Col. D imighort7o accofoptiled by Lieut. Col. Ranson, of the 11th Illiniiiregiment, and tbe rebel foams, emanat ing to between 600 and 200, commanded by Col. Heater, of Jeft Thompson's' army, in which rite Federal forces wore viatorkins, completely 7 01100107te Imam,. killing 40 and taking 17 prisoner*, with a lois on oar side of ono hilled —liVni.ll Sharp, CO: A. Amtrak the wounded are Col., Dougherty, - llightlyi; Lieut. Col. Ran son 4161 ft: the:shoulder, nOt: seriously; Capt. Johnson,' Co. A, shot in the leg ; flea 0. Parry, slightly Wounded la the arm. The Wounded are all tliibtg well. CaPt 4 4 4o l4 l llla, with 60 mounted men, left Bird , . Mat- aboia4 liss evening for Obstleptiisti to oin the fifties antler Colonel Dougherty. 11 failed to faun a Junction with . Cot. • Doogbort moo, AL party of rebels,' about 100 alto g, gave battle, killirig two, taking roe pristiners and capturing thirty-five ha , without 'the loss of a man. - • Sr. toil!, 'A g. Corn. town of . Co. mores,' 410 miles abate Gain), which was taken on i Sand y. and a battery planted on Seaday, liras retaken last night :by WO troops Win dowp from Cape Giradeas, by order of Gen. Ftectiont. TO, rebels made dodged but retreated with their battery on the approach of our aeon. Their force was - about, ISO in. lantry atati the same number or cavalry. Sr. Zciots. August 19.—thi. Sldslr Male Conant and several other alone arrived front Rolla bithight. The bath also breath{ a large number.tif the - wounded' of the different regi ments engaged in the late battle near ,Sprbg. Auld, with wen conveyed to the hospitals or taken Wettings by their friends and natives. Capkidanziee was detailed this motoring , to proceed to Springfield, under a flag of true, with a turd and ambulances, to bring In Capt (lavender. Corporal Outset and the body of Gee. Lyon. • Borroi, *Avian 30 ' . Toe Second and Youth !GattiGoes. of this city, have voted hiluimolitsly to oiler their services to the Gov ernment for three monthe. Goy. itedrewe, is a brierproclamation, calls upon Mil citizens of adaseachasetts to come forward' and 611 up the regiments timid! en. cepted tor the war. Between 3,000 anti 4,000 troop will be forwarded daring the week. Bostaii, 'Avg. Hovershill, last night, Ambrose] . L. Kimball, editor of they Baser courity ;, D emocrat, a weekly secession sheet, wee forcibly taken from his house by an a:- cited mob, and was covered with a coat of tar and leathers, and ridden on a rail through the tows} - Subsequentiy,• under threats of violence Whir. Kimball promised to. keep his p_en'irria aid of rebellion * aedaras liberated, The -towti authoritle• sad main good citizen' unsucceilifully:attempted to quiet the mob. WAsitiltorsit Cat, Am.:2o.—U t.onsid sired that itheiMost effective means of checking the desisttts of; the enemy on Washington is to have a military force adequate for all possible ContingiuSeen: rhis is WOO to be supplied. The earricat m mores of the Adminismation to thts end ha e alreidy plodaced here the Most hippy effects, and alma a reamarance of the 104 of the Capitol, depending on the patriotic Stapes's@ at the North. 'vertitr TamHi, Angina 20.—Tin companies, um bering dedzintn,,etaitid this. afternoon for the neat of vir, Cal. Simplon. late llsjor of Engl. peers under Gen. Beaks, commanding. , They Fere armed and waned. - The, Colonel mid. ♦ patriotic` and appropriate speech on taking Ipommand; Other regiments ate forming, and trill be forwarded as soon as pouibh. • Daum Aug. 20.—Psinue Napoleon, in ion/. foirl.ikar,Giporlor,' wised - early , this morning, ; hat departed this afternoon. He was the guest of Gee. Cass while here. • Nsw You, Assiut 20.—Four oompaniss of Its HAMS' amity loft st 6 o'clock this awn ing, tor Washington, via Pallsdalphis. Stood Fooa.--Attention la called to tide mat:enable and Wants preparation, en. vetted t d sastiet - edam& It an entirely' ay dlaccrery: mut sot be toloanded web: easel eilbsettina tatut went:dui et, the day . . j L LI eittein tinned) for MI the Oman vended, ten up *bay then d a ehronle inlars—ot kehr angling menthe; and insiit. eldterennill Iteetra.:Civaat • Dsciera arice• TOM itiVe' able sontsfloe It, end iinepreprolore et the wad& teneinsedrtn. Lean catttlma Onseth'ime IMF Cl. lit** every Molten skald ban' In tun mellktee donna ado of nee% earlt eanlidelns, es It doe, 56 ~de le ophit• of toy ktetl: It asbe tenon epee .ente she Mood CakfleaXlNlUM eln be twat en be-, Telnehle video In ail des of Intentne ecery;int Onto Mate Chiantis& -. • • flee We fL K1HT.11 3 7 Ifo Woof 4ib Pilutly rIOIIIIfERCIAL .iikee4l) pr . nmevßammAsionm--. ,5 r .-..-.-...... . (Raporasi *iptakelly tor au ateiftwo , , 1' . P2lTlMalta. %%Mans AeVn* Slikea l. : /Lolo9—roolholis dall, loarlAto aad Oralmildo attlasat, baramr • oa7 Dutkigir c4a o lo l to pot* fa quolatloaa We of 16 Ebb Who Wbset . • hoolis at $5; 30 do Dieu Wass! do at KM 02; do . Ewing sod Motor Wheat at $l, sad $5,25 , ORCOIIIII2II-11apr to totr doemod at 'IOOI Micag stla of 20 btida Noat Wm 10 do do at No. 0 dm. ton racy arm side, fa two lota of 0 Mb at 53005 do' do at, 120400. 00ffao Meady; tali of 25 Wes t, 4 30 WO auk, 6 do -do at INd. amp—Bal 4 bbla Homy Wyrap at 410120 011 gat: - :.,; 1110012-40; Wood 4a2taa4 4 11110 2 15 ; 4 oicluagod; ob of 2,000 ttr at No for aboaldait Ma No for Plain Ham; 2,000 dm commosed llama atAcc 1,000 do Irboablora sad Math Mats at 0 sad lI*I WHlBlLlf—trachtaitd Mit dna; Imhof 25 bblapoar wi l . moo at Mr, 5 do do at lfoo-oosh. ollezes—ia far &and, tab 'of 211, firm' t !Fit 14 _ MlYdall vita • daellalag taidamy; Oleo% 1, - ofl2 loada at from Pio 10 0 tom': • --. i 111100/45—5414 of 12 doi win trrappod at 0005 $1 dm. 117t1 /LOUR—dilly oalo oat En!' of 9 bbls at osid 6 do do foinff gore at $3,00: OATIP-oacflirijk We from aims of itt Inlijh 260. Iff bath. SOILATOLI—BaIo halt dote ei r 11, bath.. . OUR° 11-13.1 t of 10 lama Woody' at 434.41 N., /11113—Solt of 3 bba No 4 ;gra Mama as fi DU; tad 4 do artporl Main at $424 jl DDL noxissiraur,Airr cosiiissair* Mono man 'OM Owl 2110302, dOmist 101— /loor—llatket continuo Int. Whem—ltaztettlial at Ito for N01;128733 foe fro 2in amia. Corn 'ditU and a mall Ammo,. tali Of mixed at 25,0200 alset Otto—Marktt mato 'lake ifo'l to atom lat 161(3. Bacelpto-4,000 bb dam MAO bosh whair Ittb,t4o boob corn; ISB,OOO bah: cam. 11hlymenti.• 2,000 bbts lour; 80,000 bash men; ikooo bah wheat. llzobange MG% lot ouresey. I " Tim whim exche mutat 4 Moa dawn to mole which will s e tartbsur ankra to n be mot to italoPt tot Rid; the demand lbe browbands Is mote seamy -and article bOr Pettis fadleate a detitiotim to the whkhltatoman Marke ts tor bresditufft and go s 3 lom„ ltem thwasontatoof our expotto low. equal to those of last motor d mobably them aortas an. idling vary WU to h The decease lamotto still tostinner and= to - do so tboombont lb. argot. The I; aotatiom am bankers' sixty day otallog WO aro 1f170101q; tommareial 100 M, to lol, and Whet Was 106)(, tolo6 .0n Pada 1/123i to 8.25 1 4—iN. V. World. • Tor Ihmk atatantoda of Or pait - twOreas oxii• yam ma follows: • . l• • 7 - --- • Log 10....Lc0ns and • Diatottott.....l; Avg /1,- do • • do Damage 10,258,604 Log 218,830,16 10g17. do —.... 410,183,900 Thermo Ude $1,1019,194. Aug $11,780,* Aug 8101.446 Aug 10.—Net 1:?2,021111‘ Aug 17. do —....--. DAM)), locanue pooslst The tollowingebowi the buelDenot the Philedelpide and Reeding Railroedcotopeurifor the moniker duly, Is6l,etgogand with the rum month lad ye= it I 11161. - 1360'1 Received from $937780 RD do . 41,707? /11 Oo' , ,Travali/to : 09,970 11 - 144/21f1111 . r• . • s2loyied 81 $314,505: Ich Tr 8, 3584540010, 3005 0 87 • I dlimpags, reperinil toad. 15480815 137,10114 k for the month $152080 03 . .2104105910 Promos seven esontha T 80,28143 • , ' 111.12725 . . Profit 6r efght months.. IlleriM It - A579.491'14 W. undentead that the lesstioChave ootosenoist . peptog la their Instalment on • the thelosernmiiiS lota es the dim of the Vatted &use /tabula Treie! r emit& otorolog.—{tt. Y. Osta. ads. " " ,". 4 . Cum= of New Toatto-The kalohtoseb 1 " compangivatsbi• of iqports (sedative ot specie) Wes N.. Took to toreto ports toe the hook eadhes ett. , , -*-- - - pu i 4 : /I ma. ma lati l. __. . The themselt•—• $1.874069 $1884666. VA5T Pnertatuly ripertsd.43.lo6,Bllo 1743067 111,431,4110 -- - Mum Jan LI. $10,411,457 WA:OU 184019,4114 Th• followlitg Abe coatpuslis• s tustmsst pasta far the reek .q 1; wading August 16,snd dues J' IV& 180. 1851k.;i Dry acoda—... $3,419.1811 A 416,119 WWI Gan 1,664,1114 1,4411 MS Total lbe weelt.;; - 11;(01:410`; - 4343042 - 70140 Pm resorted— 161.009,901! 144900,0/ SOMASF3i Bizie• Jan 1.....4160,01,291 907..24 Tat wilootty ststment of the lidlodelphhe Beaks preen' the Um, alas followings wept/NU compszed trayprelim wok: : . Clopitol gtoelt.—. $11,911,= WAvg. AWA° `II laws-- . 11,064.910 24,011,0154—D00' .9 3.w0. 99s_._„—_.,_ 6,196,143 amuse-Da 51C M Doo tm othee9kA 1,1117,6111 1,134,4211...Dt0 4• Doe to other bks. 2,7e74119 AMU& Loo 119 t. Dev01ta..—...... 11,168,024 115,81A,M.De0 132, 96. 0tte01ig1ca.......... 3.014,909 2.0704/17—loo 1, Imp Ono Dy , WEIZZU3II3—per bblii of, 59 Nfols tobacco, II rolls leather, 6 ski seed;ll 01 bbl, 8 Mil Macaw, Carts t co; 4 toblo ale, Jolla Ogden t cm Edo do, 8 kt bide co, Jobs Bmixlloo bas corn, .1 • Mohan 83 bbls 014 •sdhoo 01l co; 1.2 do do. Jr B Ctn;lB ;do do, Brows • Martin. 2 Dbh egg., !Driver • D•wortlr. I bbh 011.10 bit Dap, Grab= • Thome', I bbla Ido spar, Jots BeaWrtl empty bbb, 8 8 1 8 1 ,1 F Ganotd; ZOO bqp. 733 dump, owning. ;:i Imports 07 Railroad. Pareamma, h Ram S 0138444 *Ai Boul.L. lavas tab CI, 0• alEma A act *eat A aradloy;66 bals an, • absadook 4000 ap, Rhoda A Vinton 1141.014 floar,looeb Mash. loom 88 basil award; SOO boob wham, 6 Wthaariff. *du map boa. J!!ms Altaatto 80 Nas tp,,,1 aCtrloo tab drar.Cadd 83.1.414; Ika tots. a "" hrozairo; 030,3 Riolvatrior.3o MA Soar, eboosakor AU aid" °nil bz dad, thimooy.l3•ll4 ea; IR bbh Boar, DWallaba 103 do da, Mau* A Anion $ Abdo 424c00, W D Pstratataa t CLITISAID ROTC RalD—Miguit lot kr boa. John don Ord; 4 bids offal, J D lama dial i t u i ilisebara 20 oats auto Rya* Kirk 30 de 4a • Oria llido ANL*. WO IPA= ill Op 44,3Poiatara tobacco. J A ILisatra 160 oerspo, Movador • Oral; 3 bblo or,p, °alp B Iffappard; 10 bra dom.& H Jack. awns insvph , ' - .l' The river unthaws to read. staidly with bat little over 6 feet la the inane' try the pier mike' loin • Should It math= to deoHne es reptaly tia tt her done ha the Wt torts sight boon, It will ontoto toe low, atatiS tot rely light. hoettittle trosa the maw dell, neaten this. has not beea!a Magi wire! or detains elan oar lei a100rt,...4.. !be We, Wit sad ...Morena from Madman are doe here to shat sad toesarrow*lthe Wheel* c= dasitir pekes tor today le the John I. Ake leartig at LS okkek---The Aoglo Same fa tor points Nantes here sail abLoafs ......:—The laver bee got on low that the test boats lure bother who. The recelpti Of oil from that inset" Selig tile II 44 law days boa been Tuy lugs. ~ Esa%Me by Taleyraph. 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