Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1862, Page 1

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Price—THREE CENTS. 4 “THE NEW SHIELD SHIP AN ABOR. | THE ESSEX AND THE RAM ARKANS: TELEGRAP. NEWS TION. A communication in the New Ozleans Delta, __TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. __ ‘The Royal Sovereign, at Portsmouth, has only FROM THE AGMY OF VIRGINIA. THE NEWS: FROM EUROPE. By the Angle-Sexen erri¢ras: P®orosats FOR MULES, Duror Quanrmmx "s from Mr. Spencer Kellogg, dated on board the Carz Rack, Aug. 15 —We have the following ‘ef 18th and G str, AREMENT OF SEATE, bh at ereaton Perec mere (ope eabeaeny 4 E ,0M Baton Rouge, July 29, gives the fol- | The Advance ef the Army at the Rapidan— intelligence from Europe by the Anglo-Saxon: ASHINGTON, ‘August Ti, 1ase, Wasnineron, Jannxry 85, 1068. 5 a sbieid ship, and the majority of these are en- | lowing particulars of the fight with the Arkan- | Thi ebel eS Demonstration to hg oe spe. ag ‘The Sceretary of Stete will hereafter reeeire Members of Congres on business on Saturdays, commencing With Saturday, the Arst of nex? mozth is Mm The Q pial Szatep Faorosais all be reosived gged in completing her new stern. All other | sas and Rebel batteries at Vicksburg : Cress but are Driven Back by Gen. Sigel- | at ae in ‘her speech provoguing Farlle- eh rd a Sat = work, with one ex: lon, is In a state of suspe: ‘The upper fleet, including the Essex un |, CuLrzrgn Covar Ho’ . T “The civil i time has been | thousand Mu.es, to coniorm to the following Thanh ane cid cya | ae el ign aagsee emma fa | tinpgeseecertnar Svc oom | Meg. uel oeencoys eee | as wp PESUIEARIONE ” im UD ° asto the exact course be, adopted OE eg Ta Reg ent op wap nentgaent Tey wher? | train as far ing bie hen bee cee Ae] an ge pees tek Az to be oetas Cervicosbie Mules for creagut | 388 2-4 WILBIAM B. SEVWAR! the the other vessels, and rapidly 2 a the Repidan Station, bat It be © eMiclency she wi! upon the Rebel boat, then lying imme- announced to him that a considerable body of couti@ent: but her Bf bavin; i ——— . ‘ht to possess: shield shi; ajesty, Proposals Will be rece:ved for Mu! y ag asa ship, Ai noe clea of whiet origi gther side, it was injudicious to com- from the outset, atnnslsca soeberopicis Oe ‘TWO AND UNDER NINE YEARS ‘and fc CBeeanay INS?: FUTE) for the Admiralty and Captain Cole" een the 3 ‘OLD, has seen no reason to depart from the new- | ovan 4 nal Intention of striking the Arkansas was frus- aoe trality which she has steadily eahered to.” et ee ee eee ese, 1627 an¢ 1629 Spruce st. BR first, to have hermontously together. trated by her letting go her head-line, letting het wre The English papers of the 7th inetant are ger ool instrustion the conversion of one of the largest = S05 bow swing out into the stream, receiving out erally silen ch, Languages as CONE SOY eases three alne-inch when within twelve pec berry fs prinelple, sane erp guns} and immediately afterward a quantity of flour, and, tocappaes Gate ponition of the gune, asdthely ersendagitns Keser Ngcog adem roceeded there’ and” 4 they will not be endured after thelr pressure i an eae ana | Span oe ometonyne thes ergs eet | a waa eke" ee otis before the drawings for we iph amend oe fe pao _— this time. while we lag if: abends from Gordonsville report acon pote ey pigs Seen Ses a sion were issued. This, however, is just what | upon the bank, the pat three shots into | ‘!2ucus arrival of treop trains there Rich- emsel reven) and ee come iato play. has not been done. i etrated, | mond. 7 ‘Fhe Admiraity, in their ble | | oar bow casemates, none of which pen Hea Ros ip th = and | vanced and which she enemy were within gun-shot of the river on the ‘would deabtiess bave had h-d it been poseible | Sissi, Under the OPP eat ee ae cnet play. bodies of troops have been sent out, right . le St. Petersburgh denies — erger> | but one exploding in the casemates, driving Tumors that Russia hed joined France in the | P27 ness to give Capt. Coles aghting, otf for fe piece of sna leah, which killed one man, Sank onan eee RS see ancent Proposition from England for a recognition of the xvsee met Golegel D. Ht. den cet atin Ret devel be | tndeeme platen, atch wounded thee lte | eau fue Rolues ems Racconn Sonex | sacle Bregendtioed Wing markee “Peeve | pgaser oS et = e east to Case’s Ford on the west, wit! 2 apt, Galea eparing ne nave droga nme fm tke’ onshore, an we | ah Care ardour Rest iPS |e rumored sha as‘tingety wi! be pos [OOS QuARANRR cr Shay Peunr the Istest constructed and finest of the three- Pry Man we rea into them ; nordid the Ar am | Peper ls now comparatively relieved from the fete da {0 Political prisoners on the Emperor's } avouid it be awarded to hi st be genratird | ritit Pedi. Grenes, eouth side, near deckers, placed her inthe hands of the Mastet | sas ‘fre another gun, but, ‘on the contrar Wounded, excepting such cases where death | °°; “57.1.5 stated that Napol 1 probably } PJ two responsible persons. tigaateres muck sz Shipwright’s department at Portemoutn, to razee | tho ih baving steam up, she wang would entue from immediate removal. Several | acliver a brief apecch to the Dipiomatic Corps O& varie enrons: ae rg must be as quickly as possible, according urnished | trom stern-line. the occasion, and allude to the Italian and Mexi+ | sh by the the Cl 4 drawings, ‘The work waadone in wonderfully | [i was Impoulble, however, 0 board ber, at SEES ne ae ere round andl collegtod S54 | san questions. rarest by Se Source ot of the Guites State rar a Bean Metaphase | hme rapa of ui core on sor and | ct anata reanrring trop ns inyrin, {ttre rogeg rumen, tat he Hnmpewr wil | Bait Aer as pron whe a a, armor-plates on her sides and the towers on bullets at the holes in the A correct The shells Ppp he was able to about with the | erat European sovereigns. Rasen | 3 rman: “EE wp eee p noe kA nm. 7% deck, when the awkward discoves se tzde | from the rebel battertes were one continuous {ron Ceiraran, Aug. 16.—Gen. Sigel, who occupies pthe, Siecle and Opinione Nationale, while } signoc Dy the OOntractor pag bout of bis gyarent . reg any my teaeuatuane eo ea jones oa eee gegen | bopper ae aeek ea pate | the advance, near the Rapidan, reports that the nae oe a of Parsee) insist on the ner Will be required o! jal badder hw al im, iy engendering cc cence Ses | aaa area utter ate | pps fname Noman toi | te euegtaatta et nee oe | a e lighter, the offensive and. defensive powers of | casemates was splintered in many pieces, while aoe oe ee them back. st is Teported that the capers Napoleon ts try- Dave uneir bomdamen | (he boat. ek which, ifcompleted asa shield ship tn its present | the riddled smoke-stacks and tornawning showed = dios ing to devise means to render France independ- | 70 gna ready to be pro ae DR. JOHNSTON rt > Patrie says when the French arm’ t either now proposed to raise the deck at the crowa © Pai ramets being ke t back, the vessels not being CuLprrer C. H., Aug H Ma 7 letser, wolegraph. LOCK HOSPITAL, 2 . 17.—There eral | Moves in Mexico the navy will make demonstra- | aily, by letser, or by st Cer the tower over the engine-room to the = of} in sight, Captain orter reluctantly gave the | advance toward the Rapidan this : vent — $ Has discovered the most Certain, Sy edy end onig ng. If] tions on the Mexican coast. Form of Guarantes. Effectwai Remedy om the World, two feet and six inches above the pre-eat kK, | order toretire which was donein safety, although | the rebeis intend to dispute our passage to Orange | The French rs insiston Rome being de- DISt OF IMP ENCE sloping the «hip’s side tocighteen hesabove | under an unparalleled fire of shot and shell, | Court-House they will probably adenvortodrite | livered toftaly.. = and FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUBENCE. be poe os rarganse aoe ede " appa be bad near us, kept the bg beck Up to one o’c! jock this afternoon nothing ae Paris Bourse was inanimate at 69f. for the pet hepeee euneaaee LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. he gu rees epresst - | boat continual shower. in relation to any e yement had reachi - | Tentes. — iM i ciips. Drawing a line from the muzzle of te} Although bearing the marke of over thirty shot | peper. —— = APPLY IMMEDIATELY. Ivar. his roposition, and that, should ps Proposition be ae when at their greatest possible depr-asion, | and shell, only two succeeded in penetrating, Burnside at Culpeper Affairs in regard to Garibaldi’s movements aoodpiss ne will st ones enter Into Scontract in} 4 conR WARKANTED, OK NO CHARGE, to the point at which their shot would strike tue | one of them exploding through, many buried B ul were unchanged. Bnould the contract be awarded him we sre pre- iN FROM ONE TOTWO DAYS! ov asbip’s launch or gunboat on the water, | themselves in the solid casemates. J bachpctl August 16.—A special dispatch inthe} “Garibaldi received the King’s proclamation | pared to beoome bis seouries, — evident that there must always bea consider- | In her bow a 10-inch shell left its mark, where | Journal = that Gen. Burnside, with his army, } from the hands of the deputation sent to him in} (To this guarantee must be appended the offcial | Woeskrosrs in the itgex, Striotures, Affections a4 pace round the Royal Sovereiga where 2 | jt struck the tron, indenting it deeply, and then | 548 arrived at Culpeper. the midst of bis friends. He repelled the entrea- | Cértificats above-mentioned.) and Bladde Dis c penn cue pore oe ante ie fo broaking 10 Biee = be alge shove alt, a e os of the deputation to regard t] | proclamation Pee RS > DELIVERY. Oe sis e inch solid s} penetrated to the depth o: he London Timea’ correspondent says that ~ same time they could pound her sides with solid | ten inches, breaking to pieces with the force of | » || ¥ROM FORTRESS MONROE. Garibaldi hes gathered together at. Naplew about | TEBE will be aulyeot, to,» rigid jnspection, end @-pound shot, throw men on her decks, wed; the blow. Memon of Harris Landivg by Gem. | 500 adventurers from the main-land. Altogether rejeated. up her towers, and drop shells or other explosiv. Through the failure of the programme on the eClelina—The Advance of his Army at} his ,force does not exceed #58 men and boys. | “the mules mustall be te a this city with- | Lun substances into them, and thus force her to a | part of the support ng Reots, the Essex failed to] Williamsburg They were at first unarmed, but afterwards sup- | in (30) tuirty days 9 date of signing the cen bmg speedy surrender. capture the ram; yet she left her mark in ahole|] Forranss Monzos, Aug. 16.—Harrison’s Land: } plied by stratagem with a few hundred muskets. on Dae Bc. ag ht ye ~—F These ee the Royal bard of nearly eight feet in diameter, in thecasemates | Ing was evacuated bythe rear of Gen. McClel-} Garibaldi was in no lack of money—more than] Payment te be made upon she completion of each y and Min sis " asa shteld-ship entirely from her inabil! +4 ofthe Arkansas, while the solid 9-1nch round | lan’s army this morning, after all the pubilc prop- | three millions of francs having been sent from = yay Os the Depot Quar~ YOUNG MEN to depress her guos, owing to the manner In which J shot teld their own tale of death as they swept | erty had m removed. All was done in good | Mazzirian and Garibaldian committee in En- im the bid, or nen conformance she had been razeed, together with her width, } the decks order. land 8 advertisement, will ensurc one of the great requirements of the shield prin- When the feat of the Essex, in running into The advance of the army arrived at Williams- Garibaldi hes issued a proclamation urging the ro) 5 oop antimeiy ee thou- ciple being that the ship, to carry plates, must be | and fizhtinga boat of superior ermament, under | burg this (Saturday) morning. Nothing of any] young men of Italy to arms in spirited terms.| These ‘swarded in lots of (600) five Aken of the most exa'ted long, of narrow Me oe yet with sufficient | batteries of such enormous strength, with such | Importance occurred on the march. ictor Emanuel has \ssued 2 counter proclama- nares Lt yh Se prota yd . eg bate Any Batuess of floors to enable her to carry the great | trifiing loss resulting, becomes ey known, A body of one bundred rebel cavalry drove in} tion, denouncing revolutionary schemes, and ae eget tay Severs weight of the towers and their shields in addi- Capt. Porter and bis officers will receive the true | Our pickets last night, near Soffolk, and some | threatening the rigor of the law on those who very thy uae Quartermaster reserves to himse!f the tion to her guns. To say that such ships as the } credit for buildi: and fizhting a boat whose | little excitement prevails there today in conse- | disobeyed. He declared that he himself would | right to reject any or ail bide that he rey. deem Royal Sovereign, low as they will be in the | capabilities for resisting akct from heavy ord- | quence. move fn the matter of Rome at the fitting time. too high, D. pate iM, Mazures Y water, require no ar ng for the upper | nance bas never been equalled,and in general] The transports with the disabled soldiers from | These events attracted great attention towards] Sull-dteu9 Col.and Depot Quartermaster. J ting Marriage, beng &we deck (when, like the Royal Sovereign. th fighting qualities excesds any vessel ever con- | Harrison’s Landing have all passed down the} italy. The English journals generally regret 7. Gebility, dei ins of the same calibre sore. b Roads except the steamers New York, Elm City, | Gar{baldi’s course. WASHINGTON AQuEDUCT, ‘Who pisoes bmro vy frigate having five times her number,) Montreal, Forest City, and some sailing vessels. (he Papal Minister of War has represented Suan: oe sas ee ! skill as © puysician. imply absard. w IVE ed sutl tl v Trave RestRictzp on Wastezn Riv Two or three hundred sutlers came down the Aelilty of ebeicies Guay eons oo Oe eon: Paorosats will be ved at this D: OFFICE Ne. ¥ SOWTH FREDERICK &T. Such 2 frigate as the Mersey ranging up along-} Restrictions have been again laid on the ship- | river this morning, and their schooners are now side the Sovereign would send a broaisidedown | ments to all points on the Mississipp! south of | laying in this bar! ment er of the Pontifical States or in the provinces of | ¥RUL 12 o’olook on Wednesday. the 27th day of | left hauc ride coins from Bi pape btn protected ee bp Cairo. ge inetemetiens me sta Loeieens Release ef Colonels Cerceran, Wilcex, and apheresis aor et nent Se “ inte A ivy Ping = specihi. poy lt otters me rt oug sink once ive | evenin; th, all parties mi jpments ethe: & n the Italian am! 1 utiles Signor may be ith sem| the shield ship guns of such calibre as no other | to aay solnton the ower ‘Misalesippt river will Seer z Keff disepproved of the order addressed by the Preposat at be 5 * Pro} DR. JORNSTON, dexcr.ption ip could carry, which was the | be required to procure recommendations from the eg aot Momeet! August 16 —Cols os WarMinioter to thre arm , and expressed a be- } for Resgrvour.” spd af} intention of the inventor, and then the Mersey | Board of Trade or Union Committees of Mem- | 9% iesoen, Pe Colonel Bowne and Mejor } iter that civi! war in italy was tmpcesible, The ith, Secretary of earior, Wash: OL, crates Would be carefal how she attempted to ran his, Hickman, New Madrid, or Columbus, be- | Rogers, reached Portrese Monroe this afternoon, | impatience of those who desired Rome for the | 5, 05 stawtaug 28 aur lt loges in slongelde suea an antagonist. With respect to | fo: for permits; and withont such re- | SNe are expected fo start at once for Washington. | capital was not culpable, but generous. 5 : the number of shields to be carried by the con- | com: no permits will be issued. The | Three hundred and twenty officers have been ‘he Minister of War replied (hat he was con- verted ship, it has been decided, we thiak very | Cumberland river {x subject to the same rules | ©Xchanged, among them Lieut. Colonel Kane, of | vinced Ostheim Brothers, om he had expressed the sentiments of the ore ever KLOWL: many troubled with ring unwisely, to give the ship five, rescinding a pre- | that govern trade on the Lower Mississipp!; | ‘be Bucktall Rifes. conntry and the army. He continned as follows: he head acd when aeloep; saoren vious order to it her four of large aiameten d while the ‘Tennessee river is closed, except for at Senge rnoiaig path digi ppc peebonedg “Promoters of discord do not compromise the | 29 SUUTH WILLIAM S¥., NEW YORK. | ness, being alarmed at ee ccen since, bachfar- the five shields will only 63 pounders or | the shipment of sutlers’ stores and family sup- | Car nf Revs'been cae od in Pirkei A King,? but the Government was obliged to dis- apart ness with Sregnens binahing, attended sometimes have batten gion of tame caltbre ad treaty | PU ———————- (genni Cen sit alt einssale tage oe: nse seen ave bat ten gins of the same ‘eas the e King, and do its duty on all oc- 4 guns of the ‘ordinary frigate, and her ofeusive | Tax Cotomzation Caven,—The following | grem Kentucky—Gov. Mageffin’s Message. | casions. Everything possible will be. done to 996 PENNA. AVENGE, (Sovrn 8102,) y enn A Seeernen peree, will thus be jaced to 2 minimum. | are the receipts of the American Colonization Franxvort, Ky., Aug. 15.—Phe e of | void civil war, but actscentrary to the wish of N 4 fr & certain practice mmdeiged in Of the Hoyal Sovereign wilt be 26 fet, She eit | ee toe ta ane our Cenaecticur, | GOV. Magoffin condemns the invasion of the | the nation will not be permitted.’ [ nei ee » i ’ Dit frosucntiy, learned from _evil eom- WASHINGTON, D.C, Eek i asleep, and if uetouen, = Hampsbi! use. carry her uper deck, at taesides, seven feet above | $567 b0, New Jerscy, 862 71; District of Co: | state by the guerilla John Morgan, and declares pone} von when asicep. SPAIN. water line, and the muzzles of her guns 9 fect 6 | Jumble $391 15; Ohio, $500.’ Total as follows: | thon vevinws the’ present poslties of the Federsi | It was rumored in Madrid that Prince Murat ia inches.—| ‘umes For ee 8600; Donations, $463.21; Lega- | Government, and regrets the arrest of citizens | ‘tended for the King of Mexico. 00 ; Miscellaneous, $334 15. Aggregate, | without an: Raczrrion oF THE PoLtRoons 1m Canada — 91,703. a legal le recommends the The Dario and Epoca says that Spain must re- ? thecrittend “An American’’ writes to the Detroit Free Pregs — imporsib.e, IMPORTERS OF and oxid apy! a ore Sasi aneice a] span gieeerteiy” ' b caheseecnmieneean outa Dinter ae F A tablet has lately been placed over the | 1g proposition for peace and the settlement of pa ripe FRENCH, SPANISH and GERMAN WINBS Nervous Irritab ould hnve teen surtsed Rad you geen in oot tact Lard Macauley ta Wastninster Abeer. ees Letters received advising of the bank failure at ”] Fypgeent ctune Di cendive Penotigns, you geen in our | F)ss devoid of all ornament, and it asimple} He concludes his message as follows: aE in ! GIN, SCHNAPPS, &o., city this Tr to have seen the cowardly | 1 coription recording the dates of the birthand} ‘‘! hazard nothing in saying that { have been Pernambuco necessitates the stopping of Rich’d pat afer oe the Yankees snubbed —those who ran away from | Tech or the great historian, with the appropri- | More untiring in honest efforis to preserve, and | Rostron & Co, of Manchester. This house hes ALSO, DEALERS IN bs aa a som Xoa'Yenhear_ ‘Ateut Any came io « ioundery | si sentonoe Hs Dody iburiod in pence Dut | STs motise Union fad ‘which ‘promised tose] Weare wtimaied st Eievum, "| | MOICE OLD RYE & BOBRBON WHISKY, | Krai bik ox ‘2 British subject. They applied for | !# 28me liveth for vasa ae of the French | S0ccesstul if they had been adopted in time, than | Some heavy defalcations have been breught to 87. CROLX AND JAMAICA RUMS, are ‘some evs pre- an AT se groomed ne them a withering Ey sestine, one o! rong poo rgb Labora al of m busy rawling calumniators, ‘who have | /ight in two ee ae. ae. Damuigt them if they were from which shared poleo! : r vile purposes to serve. - cxnae of ‘sald. “Yes. Helena, in Paris, where he was em- . A telegram from Cettigne on the 4th inst. as- — aid no wa tobe dint: Nepalese ain: | Rewignaion of Qpromay, magn Ke wt iteltnn teresctacaet he Movtaeeig| Win pera liv snaedrom many yur | Bn! Saar ak Spy aot all + on jn their intrenchment 0} at C Fn tag pines jntment in 1849. Lovisvitie, Aug. 16 —By an amicable arrange- were victortously repulsed by the Montenegrins, | *P¢rience in the Importing Business, we are ¢n- wise ASRS OF IMPA¥DENER, tell you what [ think} {[7 When the Dev‘: rebelled, God didn’t] ment John F. Fisk has resigned the ikership J under Muks. bled to offer great ndncements, and mvite the 1 on he mpagmeted mpradent rotary of orse than thieves, and a | swear him and ask him to give bonds.—Lowis- | of the Senate and Jas F. Robinson, of coun- Omar ena ao the contrary, claims to have} a a ae Son aten mean, contemptible pack of knaves, and unfit for | ville Journas. wr has been tosh pale prota in his place. Beriah | driven the Turks from all their positior Attention of Restaurant and Hote! Keepers, as wel! age mo thd i , an honest man to trust. I should be afraid, if { No; but he gave him a pass beyond the lines to | Magoffin has resigned the Governorship, and thus} London Meney Market —In the Loni as Club Room Asseciations and Private Families _ Sppirina to those who. ould you, that you would steal. And | go South —Nashville Unit Speaker Robinson becomes Governor market the funds continw® dull but yeapecta’ Diy, n elone bef now ye araing io his own bands) | will give The President of the Chicago street rail} M eee 3 Matthew The demande for Sco at = ae te eur complete and well selected stook of jollars to rotten. trai! as been e Secretary moderate. num) of ck schemes own Government Sevae: aout ied companies has determined to discharge all | em! John president of the mili were starting to neutralize letaora in the | OLAREW, "pre men burmahed, aud, the trite | Sble-bedied men, and employ instead women] Don) E Tew his the duty dev “ supply of money. ied. 1t was rich and rare in this our Se. | *24 Devs. inson as acting Governer. Mesars. Robinson and - HOOK, 1 only wish we had a {:w more such en onal fe make the contrabends use- | Johnson are able and staunch Union men. Fire in East Besten. MOBELLE and a as the proprister of rh lhe is to oon ainie poor] een = Boston, August 16.—Quite a serlous fire oc- - the Newburyport Herald . z Later from Califernia. curred leat nizut in the Bast Boston sugar refinery. RUNGABIAN WINBS, Co: wr F r fel O'Connell bi San Prancisco, Aug. 14.—An excitl Ca ing was damag: extent of two acy hes CouOn prowing very Suely in the yard, | Joc resigaed his scat in Parlisasent for the office | cal contest bas commenced In Californias or three thousand dollars. Fully insured. Analse out Bapeiier O44 of Queen’s Messenger. sue being the choice of members of the Legisla- traveler returns. PORT WINE, DRE. JOHNSTON'S REMEDY FOR ORGAN- ture to elect a United States Senator. : pf oD Th Bo dh Southern | tion Is the first Wednesday in September. (EDNANGE OFFi08, es scuaue, bottled expressly for us by Messrs, Osborn & Co., ee ee ee eee See month 1862, $131,000—Incresse, 85,002. The leading Senatoris! candidates are T. W. Washington. August 8, in Oporto. rand gave evldcace of a deciaedane- — = bent’ ‘The Breckinridge Democrst ran a candl: | wahg's a on ite miter kere ia eee at —_ ar 5 a Pr. ax and gave evidence of « denided: SPECIAL NOTICES. date in the principal counties, evidently intend. f very, ite ellowing ores caulp- AMONTILLADO HARMONY cpa ee ing to cast thelr votes for the Union Democrat | ments, U. pattern, as inafter epeci- ant other Bat nendn al U te to Marr Mp Siimior ental = appetites: Beis, re candidates. " fet the Watertown Arsenal Watertown, Masss- = Nervous ath ty. re pune. Weaknens oF Tae dest in the World. steamer Golden Age, Panama, with 300 Ghusetts, 200 sets, SMERRY AND MADEIRA WINES. Pxhsustion Nt Pearfal Lied apton.ig outed ie leles eee At the Waierviiot Arsenal, West ‘roy, New ai ca ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. of the ers rescued from the Golden Gate} At o New York Aromel, Governor’s Isiand, of all the bi we Bhs Taat eoventonn x7 = (ie cameron sailed the East. atins r ore Ar 8 ane € a: mest celebrated brands, important Sarzical operstions performed by — Joanston, Witnessed by the me of sy and All of which wo offer at the posed again Rad ageiz before fhe pdblie git PHILapELrnia, August 17.—Messrs. Jenks & x ,000 ‘sete. LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. ue i heracter ead re- Mitchell, proprietors of the Bridesburg arsenal at delive: to the Government yesterday the {7 If preterrea, a 7 [LF The Geoulne is signed Wittiam A. Baren- | thousand muskets of the Springeld pat Tse ERE ENP 4 BLOB, on the four sides ef cach box by | sthhaphe airy eee tree ye ¥ ‘amined ey} _ = - ‘pactory, No.81 Baralay st., New York, | Sting a salute of twenty-four guns. Speoches | named srzenais. hes cot to inspec: | New York. OSTHEIM BROTHERS, w%7-ly (Late 333 Broodway and 16 Bond st.) | were also made. The arsenal is now turning out ore DR. DEPONCO’S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES. . 61 . faiisole reewd } ‘at the rate of 160 per aay, and will reoei’ moog perenne tobe ac au ee — Pennsylvania avenue, Mill obeapaciuons Jr om 3 ose a under Confederate systexn . have Increase the capacity of the work to y- sek pi "7 fw ne Sa roe a weirs of Inn Raber ods, hom ae ot = als Columbia ver week for all contracts of 0 note oF oe CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS, i x Capture teamer Colum! Wa ipasties, SS ont inn Sonera et ee cman war aban with» Cargo of Armstrong Guns and Rifles ofe heaiaes pee per ws ek for al contrasts morgh aE ia fled to tive moet decided satisfactions Sapling ‘Where martial law has been proclaimed, the and other mowing — from one of the first ladies ne ie ay Wan B.Steth "Boe 0 SAT ein fos our and to the ry . ba mot wick her os nts thousand te ont otess phrase Fis tas 7h! payee Sent mend o! a ate od Hh * | ref inc ne oered is a new iron prop: of Soeesaee Ha ¥ woot Te for ail of fr New Yous, Aug 17.—A Key West letter re- sands sets; ive be: Ber the the English steamer Colum- 0 of two A thousand and other articles, 2 Cuba. The Columb! 400 tons, and her cargo cost $200,000. Affairs in Teunessee. Nasuvitus, A’ which left here and Ly <8 ‘Washingtor by MUR WELL ‘cores . DD. WALT. pe pe: Mason Dernort, Friday, A schooner ; ns. - with e of = ’s Powder kills all insects in a trices | | Lyon’s Pills are death to rate and mice. Bold D. 8, Banas, may 1-eodm ton Hy see em of Drage, 01 £°3 Wert Bod Droz Store, south aide. iy tify