Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1861-08-20

              Sill VOI UMKXXV hia tatc gouvnal PUBLISHED BT IIC RTT , ALLEN & Ofll l Journal Building, Ma CO., IB, BmI Itita Street. O o lumtous . Bate of Advertising DiUT f 4 OC par yr 'By.th. footer, prwa, Ti Vvaaall, - . Wnui, - I 00 per tear. 1 an HBMSOr DAILY ADVERTISING Bl THIBQOABI, OCT8IDE-FIB3T AND FOOBTU ru-tail edvertleements eupaar ear on lb eecond page ) Ooeeanaie 1 waok, 1 1 .1 Oneajnere moottia, 19 ou On. " , 6 laonlbi, 14 00 On " montbe, IT 6.1 IU . ' U onth, 00 . lint One On. Od. 1 (will, S weefce. Z 00 2 76 I AO I month, " 1 moullie, o uu l 00 IN3IPE Sk.CONl AHU iniu " 1 iqnre One Insertion, I 60 " Two Iim rtioQi, 76 1 .uuer.Twomonthe, 1 00 Thiae 11 00 14 on Three 1 00 Four Flta Six Seven Klgtit Niue Tea Eleven Twelve Four " Five " 0u week. Two week., Three " One tuonlb, Vive week.. I 26 1 60 1 76 a oo 4 00 t on 18 00 18 00 0 00 i t 00 24 00 26 00 28 0" so oo 6 00 7 00 bli weekt, SPECIAL N0TICK COLUMN. 1 ImMftlun.ecre (wHtiw. j Vea.ua. Ikraa aioe. tl 00 .. . --U 10 ' " " 1 iquare one ruouth, B 00 Iwouioutbe, 14 00 in HO 00 4o 00 60 00 clue twelve BUSINESS NOTI0E9. 1 lueertlou 10 ole. par Una. 1 week W tie par line For every auldiiioual iuaertlou, 5 caute per Una. Longer or an... ler advrtieemente to propoitlon. Ad-vertlaomeula every other day, twn-tblrdi tbe regular latea; twice a weak , one half the above ralea; once a weuk, uue-thlrd the above ratua. Htmark Many advertieera prefer thia mode or adver-fining, aa Ibe odieitlaement look, freeb every time it ap-peare; and it believed to bo beller than ewr, duj, while the coat la materially leanod. Atlnrtim ' ' ap r "" f rhamgnto vkiVA thru are entitM bu Iheir .WraWa, wilt iio. iu6l( f hircit& rrtrd at a piopnrhoMte t Jf. ... ij.Lu ...it before Ibe time ei lilrue, tlluy are charged I hoar hedule rale for Ibe lline Ibey were to. WEEKLY". SI 0) nor ejiiura, f..r tlret lueuttiou, aud AOcente per arpiare en b additional lueertlou. Umumiiol. iilioiu, Notice. Copied, aud Bilaiueae N.dlre.,, aina price aa in liaily. All Legal Ailvarlianineuta payable In advance, or wlien aln.lafilia uiaue; ftu.I lu no raae auuioi.i whww.bj .-. legal proceea. All fori-igu advei lialiig payable quarterly iu advance by dt all, or (to give tiuia to ae the advurtiaement appear correct! ) ( l) agrrtmml, within tweuty daye alter tbe lust appenrftuce o! the aoveriiftuineiu.auu iuarieri,v ui Mftr. ThlRrnle will ha enforced without PEccptlou. ar Advertiapaieiila fur la than !U and a aingle .Uar-ter, payable wh.m th ordi.r la Kiveu. Partiee who pruff r to advertiea bp th jnVcf (I. a., by the day, week, or mouth, provided no order in thin arraoga. ttiHut eirwida Ihreo luolitba.) at the regular ratea, will ba IIowimI the Inll.iwing 8.'alo l dlarouiila. Ml ipiiUtlng that tbe averaga bllla for mrb quarter of the yi.ar aball not fall abort 01 the amount liaiueu. On each quarleily Mil of lir.,or upward, f par cent I, 41 M II 50, l II 10 I I ii ii ii ii ii 7',. ii n 1.1 i i ii ii loil, ii ii 2il i Aletllcul. NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY, For the apaedy and permaneut cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, U re thai lliacliargcs, Retniual Weakneun, Nightly emissions, luoon-tiDonce, (ieoilal Irritability, J ravel, Stricture, and AFFECTIONS OF THK h I llNkVU AND HI, t M'KH, which haa been uand by upward of ONE Hl'AiDRK.O Pll V SJ t 1 A IV S, In their private practice, with eulire eHCroea, eupHrhivdirig 1'abebn, Copaiba, Cupsu'ee, or any compound bilherto known. RELIS SFKCIFIC ar Bpodjr in cUoa, often effect. tig cine In s f-w dAyi, od whBn euro la pOi-chii i': in prmnn6nc. Ibeyftr prepared from vrg.tble ex true Is tlrnt are hainilcaii od the system, and never immoAtn tho ituronch, or itnpretf imt.i the breath; iod buiiiR uirnr.CiHted, h11 nauoiii ttwto in avoided. NocSauyr of dirt m i,rMirf whiht iiH' iktm; nor dnefl their nrVinrt intprlri with bniineaf pur-uiti. Kti'.-h box vuiilriiu-. bU dozttD pills. PUICK ONE DOLLAR, and will be sent by mail post-paid by any advertised Agent, on receipt oi the money. Hold by DruggiritH generally. None gttiiuiiio wiihoul uij aigu,ihir on tho wrapper. JC. ;ANLAN CO., Wholunale Agfiiti, Cincinnati. For sale by H. Wilson, 8. K Hamueii & Co., and Huberts S.muels, Columbus. angSdeodly 8A.NFOKD8 LIVER IN VI GORATO R MfVEU DKUIL1TATK8. T IS COMPOUHiOtCW e N l'lltKLY FHOFI . Oomi, and haa become an eetabliabed tact, a titanilard JJodlctne, known and ap proved by all that have used It, aud iinow roaortod to wttn counaonn in ail jrecoiiimendod. j within tbe laat two yoara oi relief, uh tbe numorotii niy poaeoeHloo ahow. to the teniperament of the uaedin auoh quantitieaaa ola. t'.e dlaeaaea for bl. b it i It h aa onred thoiiHanui. who hadglvonnp all hopua CDaoltclud cortincalug in f he doae muat be a'leptud ndlvida.1 taking It, aud o act a'ontly on the Uow. Let the dictatea of your Judgment guide yon In the nao of the LIVFH lKVli) UUA roil, and it win cure BILLI0V8 ATTAVX8, LIVER COMPLATNTS, DYSPEPSIA, i,HHOKIC DIARRHOEA, HUMMER TEllV, DROPSY, rlOffl COMPLAINTS, VloFN-STOMACH, UABITVAL VHOIEBA, OUOhVRA fAtfTUM, PLATU-I KM A LB WEAKNEH8-ceaafully aa an OR DIN A-OINE. It will enre HICK O08TI VFNVHB,VHOLII.; MOHB UPtCaUL r.HA IN- LENCE, JAUNDICE, FS, and may be need auc ftF FAMILY MEDl-HEADACHE, (aa thou. anda can toatify) In ctomry mirtulea, v 'wo or faree Tea mencement of attack. Booartu are ram at com- dtL WIIO VBEI TAUS) n tta. favor. I UirtNtl their tohtlmony MtX WATER IN THE MOVTH WITB THE IXVIG OUATOB.AND BWALLOW BOTH TOOETHEh Prtt, One Dollar per Untlie. ALbO SANFOHD'H FAMILl BLOOD PURIFYING OOMPOUDNED FBOSI PILLS. FBB VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AKD PUT UP IS SLAtiS 0AHE8, AIR ITIQHT, AtiU Wl I, KEEP IS ANY ULlMAir., Tbe E A hi I L F OA- THAR1 fLtlaagan-whi.'h cpiopilelur baa thi en veare. le but active Cathartic, need tn bla practice more The coaatautly iucreaa-who have long uned tbe tlou wblcb all eipreaa In ducd me to pla.a tkem Tb Prol.uiou well thartir. act on dltlurout The F A a I L V OA-witb dae rcl'urenca to tbla componnrtttl froui a vaiie-JCitracta, which a t alike rueutary caual, and are caaeawheroa Oatbartic la BANQEMKNT.S of the HK8X, PAINS IN THK UUHTIVKNKSS, PAIN THB WU0 LB BODV, tieunently, If uugbtcd, Ver, LOSS OF APPE-BF.NHATION OF !OL) h klrlTLKHHN 1CSS, It Kill-THK DEAD, all IN-E A e E 8 , UOUMS In BBKUHATISM, great andmanvnlauafiea lowhicb j to mention iu thia adver. lt:g .lemiMid from thoae PILLS, and he aatiafac regaid to their uae, baa in within tbe reach ot al kuow tbat dlflorent Oar portlotia of the bowela. TIIAKTIO PILL haa, well eetabliflhcd (act, bei n ty ot the puroat Vegetabl. on every part of the all-OOOU and 8AFK in all ueedud, aucb aa DE iTOMACH. SI.KKP1 BAUk AND LulNB, AND fluHKNKSS OVKB from auddeu cold, whlcb eud in a luug coureeof Fa- HTK, A liKKKrlNO in-mi. mum i) . . . x u,na lun w i' , . AGUE, or WKIUHT IN FLAMMATORF I) is. CillLIiltKN or ATULTS, PURIFIEBoftbe BLOOD fleeh la heir, too uumeroua tiaemeut. DOSE, 1 to 3. PH1CK Ttflf INVIUORATOR AND FAMILY OA TRARTIO PILI hare retailed by Druggiata generally, end gold wholesale by the Trade lipall tbe large towue. 8. T. W. SANi'OBO, M. D, Mannfactnrer and Proprietor, HOH Broadway, New York. Bold lu Oolumbua by Bvlierta A Samnel, John Denial and U. Denlg A Son. oct26'60-dlyawlylatp ) no iv"N "iss"i!;ricifl of jaoiaica J) OINUKR FRKllERICK DROWN, Ch.miat aud liruggiat, northeaat corner of Chei.nnt and Fifth atreete, l'hiladoli.hla, aula manufacturer of llrowu'a KaiM.nca of Jamaica Ginger, which ia recoguigrd and preecrilied by the medical faculty, and has become the alandaid family medicine of the ITuited Statea. Thia Kaaenoa ia a preparatiou of uuuaual excellence. Tn ordinary diarrbuea, iucifent cholera, in abort, iu all caaee of proatrntiou of the digeeitire fuuetione, it ia ol IneatiiuaMe value. During the prevalence of epidemic cholera aud aummer complaint, of cbildron. It ia peculiarly efiicacloue; no family, individual, or traveler, abould be without it. NOTICE. To prevent thia valuable Eaaence from being counterfeited, a new ateel engraving, eiecuud at a great coat, will be found on the outaide of the wrapper, in order to guard the pnrchaaer aalnet belna impoaed upon by wortbleaa imltationa. 18S8. Prepared only l.y FREDERICK BROWN, and for aale at hie Drug aud Chemical Store, N. E. corner of Filth and Cheanut atreeta, Philadelphia, and at FREDERICK BROWN, Je'i., Drug and Chemical Store, 8 E. comer or Ninth and Cheanut atreeta, "Continental" Hotel, Philadelphia. Alao for aale by all reapectabl. Druggiata in the ynlced Statea. may27-dom Dry Ooods. R. (. MctUUKEN, 3IIIRT MANUFACTURER, lio. 19 West Fourth Street, OPPOSITE VTKFPLI WITB GOLD UAJ7D. aprl7-dly oijObixo sk-Xein: OF SUMMER GOODS! FOR 20 DAYS ONLY! PRICES GREATLY REDUCED KIMAPP Zi CO. 119 Bon Hi High rireet. j.l 1 jylll detawm GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE o. 'id mouth imai mtri:i:t. Are now Climing out al Uroat Uurguins, ICnn TarJa Suwrttiie Plain Ulack Milk at 11.00, value I0UU 1.26ayafd. Otinn Traveling I'rom U.,li al value l UUU ceulaayard. firnft Vaida Tiavuliu Urea ((.....Is at Vi, value SO ZwUll ceiiteayaiil. 1500 Yaida HI ..I ii auJ Cktik(kl Kii!Uti tlatoRtis at 1-3, VrtlliO in 2 laiUta a )Ald. 3000 Yards Friifb Ortudies and ' La in at 1500 Yards Uiinerlinti Fiui (Vlurud Law us at lOreiili value ii cant m jsil. 1500 Yards Pluio Ftdinti Htkregdiat roiHs lio colt m a yaid . value ALSO, Cloning out all Varttgtf, Jarunt, OrgiuJIa and ihar Ho Us at Ions than ouii-IimH thair valuu. Foulard bllttR N to 60 romp, vslua U to Vr rents. IlillliMiitA and CbintoH vulna cnnis. lhsiiin out at vuix low prlcoH, ParftHnU, Is L vunt bilk ant Lnco Mantihns, foiui' tnnr lrash Hilk. Huon fit. i its, (orHf lt., Uvstery. Oldies, llnder (iarruuti tn Latlies tiud Guiite, A:-. o. jn'Ju HAIN A HOK. TravcUns lima (Joods. M07.ambiqt;k in all vioTrifl for dukrses Olnaka aud Mantlua. Ghuuburd a I Gierke l" all ihoa, very dealrar.lt,. Poll da Chevrea. elcaant Pt vlina, Checked oilka, and all other new and faehu.ual.le atyle. tne neat ana moat dealiat.le aaaortmant In tbe cilv. batn a w) '"" K.i.29Foiil'u iiigi. niciiiUDsoiv's HUSH X.IN B, DAMASKS. DIAPERS. &C. CONSUMERS OF BIOIIAKUHON'S LINENS, and tbt deairoua of obtaining the OKNL'INE GOODS, fhould ee that tbe artlcloa tbey pnrcbaae are aealed with the ,0)1 name of the Arm, J. it. K10I1ABU8ON.80NV tUWSIK. a gnuantee of the loundneaa and durability of tie Oooda. Thlacanlion la rendered eatapntially neceaaary, aa larg uantlttae of lnferi.'.r end di.a.caive Linena are prepared aeaaon aftoraoaaon, and eealMl with the name of 1UOH AltOSON, by IriKh Ilotiaea, w bo rcgardleaa or tho injury thua tutlicted alike on the American conaumer and the. manufacturera of the gennine Qooda. will not readily abandon a bualno3a ao profitable, while pnrchaaera ca.n ba mpoaea on wttn gnena or a wortrucaa character; J.UUILUUKC J H. LOOHK, ptT-dly A ante, 94 Beededtiw. New fork JOHN BONTE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Manilla Cotton, Tarred & Harnp Roper COTTON AND HEMP PACKING Porda, Line and Twine in .11 their variety; and Drum IN Oahm, Anchor; Ehcki, J'attnt Srine Twins, MAIN STREET, One door aoutn ant 1'lneliinatl, O. aprl-drirn Hotels, Restaurants. iAniman iioubm BOSTON. rplIK ADDITION TO THIS HOTgL, MK- 1. I NO complole.1, witb auperior accoramodatiolia for Ladlea and Onntlemeu, woa opened on Monday, Foi. It. The Uouee ia couipar.te in all ita appointmeuta, aia.l it ia he iutoution of th Propriotura to make it worUiy the atronage of Ibe traveling pill. lie. II. Ii. t'AKKKH, tJ"U JOHN F. kllLLS. CAPITAL RESTAURANT, (UNDKft OOiJUALK ROCSIl) 'PBE uu.loraiguud baa taken he rooms under th A. UVMMlale tiuuee, wheie will be tniiud. bereafti- aerved up iugood alylea, thn beat eatablea tbto market a torda. Noue but Ihe beat A lea, Lluuora anil Oigara. keift at the Bar. aW" Dining Room entirely acperate from tho Bar. Jn abort, tba Proprietor iuteiida to keep a Aral-clean Baa. tauraut w. J. McFKELi. my2ldtr ST. LOUIS HOTEL, CHESTNUT 8TRKET, ABOVE THIRP, XslnilaTaXoll9la.iA, Iu Ibe Immediate nehtnboibood of the Jobblna Honaea on Market, Third, Hud Cbeetnut Street., the Hark a, Poat uurce, juercuama. MX nange, .vc, AC BOAKIl PKK Day. 81.50. Accommodation when required on the KUllOPEAN PLAN: Bootua I mm 60 reula aud upward, wr day, and Ueala at a Fiiat-Caka. ueatauraut attached to the Hotel. Price, according to m mi.. 1,1 rare. The Cltv Oara take Paaaenirera from anv Bnatlon TO n, CLOSE TO tbe Hotel. MTKngliah, Freuch, German a-jd Spaulah apokeu. Iil7.(iiu-VB. PRESTON HOUSE, (FORMERLY HUE RAT,) B. I. t'OLT JPHOraitToa North-West Corner of Publio Square, aprlSlfim 3ToV,rlL Orlllo. CHOICE BRANDS OF C,L5,A R SAND TOBACCO WM. H. KESTHAUX, 106 Bonth Iigb at i cat. jyl COLUMBUS, OHIO. luo ftatc ajourual. COLTJMBUS : TUE2DAT MORNING, AUGUST 20, I9C1. Uabel Policy, and What It Mender Nceeaaary. Under this title, the PhlUrTelphia Enquirtr eaja : There are certain featnrci in this rebellion mat are attracting more and more attention, and deservedly bo, tor they are ot great importance to the Nor ib. A systumatic misrepresentation ot me by las f outhern joilrnala, has prevailed for years. I'.v the hatred engenaerea in taia way, thia ratiallinn waa rendered cotsible. The power of falsehood having been se felly proved, it has been taken up by the leading traitors as their principle arm, and is now employed bv tbem to an extent which it would be difficult to exaggerate. The "beauty and booty" lie. now fully endorsed by Davig and Beauregard themselves, has been everywhere oiroulalcd, and is now made the basis oi i n low's "no quarter'' proclamations. A Savau nah paper unoounces the intention to form a band of denueradoes, to be styled "the devoted band," who are to penetrate, at any sacrifice of lite, lulf) tne loyal utates, ana uemroy ciueo witb their inhabitants, (if they can.) The explanation is simply this: that the Rebel leaders have resorted lo me desperate expe dient of drugging their dupes with lies it u til they succeed in bringing about an absolute in toxication of rare, i heir plan is, dv magni- ,'yit'g successes, by concealing defeats, and by Ci Vuliiling every possible nlory of cruelly and rSp tne that their imagination can invent, to c.rea 'o drunken fury of excitement, hoping there! 'f ' render troops inuinereol lo death, danger u" privation, ta long as this nvniy can be L rPt up. All lliit 1 proves a degree of turpitude in llieee men who .'bus endeavor to carry out I heir vile schemes wii u lu a'l of mill viler aclfl, greater ibau we have cren supposed llioni capable of. It is time that e underHtond and uppreciuted the feeling with which this wnr is carried on against us, and means which will be used in it. The mislak''"gl,oli('yof our tJovorninent, iu releasing the prisoners taken iu WeBtern Virginia aud MiRso r'i oue that musl be abandoned. It has bi'lt,'('ell'd of the presont AdminiHtralion, Hint, ov adopting a half-way policy, the advantage o.' decided course in either direction has been io'- or example, either Virginia should ha beeu conciliated, or else Norfolk and Ilarper'b r' ry should have been garviHoncd nl the onset oi ("0 Auwinis-tratiou. Either the pirates sl 'ould have swung from the yard-anus of tho ships that took them, or else tho prisoners tuken in battle should have been kept for exchange. lhr JS no al-Ivrnalive, no middle course Hi.' her course uuy be wrong, but, lo adopt uoithcr, n.ut be wrong, aud worse than either selection. J lie people or the Nonh desire nothing so much at this moment as to sustain the Admin istration. Let, then, the Administration exhibited decision au I promptness, it is staled that many more troops huve been ottered from New Jersey thuu have been accepted, and the Home may be line ol' oilier States. We must have succesH, and must have if promptly. A protracted war will prodiico misery iiiiuitera- lile. With every mouth that it endures, the liiilemoss of feeling will increase, and with il lite lies, slanders, destinations, acts of cruelly mi l retaliations. The tlovertunent should be n:l ministered wilh nn iron hand, the people will ivo whaieer may be deu,uudod lo insure suceets, but will I e alow to lorgivo aitjlher failure. Boutliern tilt k Ritvv Orlenna Koi Itl'yltiK A Aav tlaittirlnif Itank and a Ureal 'Bin a." Our intelligence from New Orleans and cities along the river to Memphis is lnls and important. At Now Orleans no fortifications have been erected, although preparations are being made to build them speedily. Oun enrriagos have been procured in considerable numbers, and titled for tbe reception of guns. The new ouslom-houEfi has been converted into a foundry, and guns are emit for specinl lino nt New Orleans The nrmaiuont will soon be completed, and tbe city placed in a state of defence. But few soldiers are in or around the cily, the Louisiana troops having been drafted for service at Pensseola or Virginia. At Berwick's Bay fortifications have boen thrown up, also at other points between that and New Orleans. So undefended is this locality, however, that it is thought that FeJerul troops could be landed there, aud march to New Orleans but wilh little molestation. At Algiers opposite New Orleans a formidable itiBtrumont uf Jcstrubtioti is being prepared, and was expected to be launched about, the '.'Oih. It. is intended to operate as a battering inim, and will bs diresied agaiast the frigate lVooklyn, or any other blockading vessels at Ktw Orleaus. The tug-boat Knock Train, built ia fronton, and one of the most powerful tugs of her class, hag been converted to a purpose lever intended by the builder, or fhe gentleman whose name she beat s. The tipper portion of of the to&t has been covered with railroad iron, and perfectly shielded front the at Kick of an ordinary stnnonndc. At the bow a ram has I been constructed. The how has been built out to the extent of five feel, heavily fraimed with timber, and then covered with heavy wrought SKitaa. At the extreme end a formidable mass of iron projects in the form of a knob. Beneath this L 'nch and beneath the surface of the water, two st tong grapples have been arranged so fashioned that upon colliding witb a ship the claws will fasten, iuto the sfvJe of the vessel and take a firm hold Protected by these grapples in a manner not unlike an insect's lnnoe or sling, there, projects' an auger connected by means of shorting, with afi independent rjiachitie on he borit. This inslrument. is intenJ.'d to operate as follows: Upon the attachment of the grapples to the side oX the attacked vessel, the auger will be set ia rapid motion uud bore Us way iuto the side. "JVheu one hole ha3 beeu forced through, the anger can be withdrawn, and, by means of an independent axle, the position will be chauged so as to operate upon another portion of the shf.nj thus boring holes rapidly and large enough Lo sink the vessel. The boat will have a crew of six men, who will be protected beneiih the iron roof, the pilot observing the direction through a tube or small telescope. Gun lioatfl. The energy displayed by tho contractor for building the seven guu boats for the Mississippi river, evinces the good judgment exercised by the War lleparlment in confiding; this very important business to our fellow cilf?en Mr. Jas. B. Eads. Although but two days have elapsed since his return from Washington, the marine ways at Carondelet have been secured for the service; a large force of carpenters and mechanics have been put to work; several .contracts closed for engines, machinery, etc.; and saw mills iu various localities started to work on the lumber. .Mr. Eads finds no diflicully in contract in? for everything needod, including engines, etc., to be finished nil complete by the 8th of October ut der heavy forfeitures. We hazard nothing in saying that the whole fleet will be ready to deai' out death and terror to traitors, by the 10th Jay .of October next, the time set for their delivery to tho government. Pour thousand rue-ehanic.9 will be employed in their construction, and at least 25,001) people will receive a support by tbe wages for their labor during the construction of the boats. t'ompleted ready for their arniamament they will cost the United Htates $1(VO,000 each. Fort ACo.noE,Aug. 18. Qen. Wool assumed cowmand nt Old Point this morning. Heavy tiring was beard this morning at LWilkughby Point. TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST m islu. J UM JiEK 51. TELEGRAPliH XLWS. EXCITING MiWS! RiUtiorcd March on Wasliiiigtoii PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION Secessionists to Bise in Marylafi Commodore Porter Arrested and in irons : REBEL FORCES MMEXSE. THIf. MAKA89A AFFAIfl IN kCHOPE ENGIlAND'S neutrality. ENGLAND AND FR ANCE ON THE ItLOChADK. ROUTHKRN POUTS TO BE tLOSF.D. ITiibun. Corrcpondviice Washington Auk. 18. Ao attack on Wash ington is looked for by many of the best informed ofhoers. The Rebels have advanced their lines and are in force wiibin a Miori (tis anes of the river, and are gathering means ot iraiisunrtatian. They have large encamp menls this side of Fairfax, but probably the bulk of the advance corps is on t tie upper Potomac. The Navv Department has advices that ioui- mr.dore Porter, of the St. Marys Pacific squad ron, whose letter avowing rebel sympalhy to his father, found its way lo Washington, is in irons, according lo orders; and will be sent here soon. Secretary Welles expresses himself in favor of closing Soulbern ports by proclamation at once, ive nave tne nignesi auinomv iur eny- no- that not one Government in Europe has rumonHlralcd against Closing tne renei pons. , . , - ... Worlil'a Corroapondi'iici.) There are no well authenticated acconnls of the movements of the rebels in ibis viciuny. Until the Government scouts bring in more divisive reports. There uecd bo no fear of I illro,' attack on Washington. Theeueiuio's bat teries dr.'wn the river ate ussuming formidable proportion.1!; and if they succeed in closing the navigation of tbe Potomac it illiie,bard lo pre. vent them crossing into Maryland. 'l'h ronnrl of thfl death of iioeteler, late Rep. resentative in Congifss from Virginia, is iucor- rr.t- it hm son wlu was wouuueu ai nun Itnn nn.l died of Look iii V. Hoeteler him self, il is staled, has been arrested. The reason is said to be that Boeteler wh with the armed band who seized Harper s Ferry Armory, on the 18th of April last. r l.i Tboisi.-. Anir. V.nW -Litiit liiirhl the steamer Key City collided wilh Dan Kices s(enmer40milei.-elow hetv.imd knocked thecago which contained the trained lihiuoeeros over board. The cage sunk immediately, drowning the Hhinoceros valued at SviO.OOO. Neither boat injured. Boston, Aug. 19 The schooner Windward Oom Turks Island Aug. 1, arrived si HolmOB Hole on tho 17th inst. The Windward was captured by the Jeff. Davis on the '1th inst. The next day the Jeff. Davis captured the brig Suta Claro ot Lastport. New York, Aug. 10 - ; l, regiments forming in thi- l- . complete regiments will dcul I1" i warded as rapidly as possible I ably send 15,000 men iu a few ti.ij f now -18 uH uud in- i '.e for-; . -i'. prob Philadelphia, Aug. 19. There are uow 31 skeleton regimeuts in this city. Philadelphia will be oble lo send an army of ',',000 or 10,000 men. Time.' Correepondenco. Faulkner's place of imprisonment will be changed to Fort Hamilton, New York. He will not be examined until the evidence upon which be was arrested is used to secure the arrest of others implicated with him. A close observation indicates that, the rebels are closing in on our lines. The city is full of secCBiiion rumors to-day. We have various accounts of the rapid and near approach of from 170,000 to 200,000 rebels under Beauregard. Lee, Johnson and JelT. Davis, but ail agree that they are coming immediately down on Washington. Our military gentlemen don't seem to be aUrmed. The startling announcement made recently that England and France had formed an alliance wilh a view to combine! action on American affairs, was untrue, but the facts are that three weeks ago, M. Thonvcnal the French Minister of foreign aftairs, transmitted a note to the English Govrnmeiit,Titopositig that the two Cabinets come to a closer understanding wilb reepeot to the United (Hates. Ta this note the English Cabinet sent a rues-snge asking for a more explicit statement. The reply received was a proposition that England should unite with France for the purpose of procuring in the autiiiuu a supply of tobacco and cotton from the United Stales. The English Government then responded that il could enter into no such engagement. Washington, Aug. 18. The statement made several days ago, that Ibe l.ontedorales were slowly moving their forces to the line of the Potomac, WltU vrrw ui i-u..-iiiig niaryiiinu and supporting the revolutionary spirit thcro with iiliimale designs on Washington, is now repealed with an increased assurance of ils truth with such evidences as cannot be disregarded. With a view of meeting all possible contingencies which may arise in connection wilh this subject, the Administration has juBt issued the following important order. A prompt response, it is not. doubted, will be given, at once securing the Capital ogniuBt in-vasioti and ut the same time affording additional confidence to the country of the earnestness of the Government in the protection of tho general welfare: WAR 1'EPARTMKNT, 1 Washington, Aug. 1!), '01. All commanders of regiments of volunteers accepted by ibis Department iu the States of Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island, New Hamp shire, Maine, and Michigan, will take notice of and conform to gcural orders this day directed to the Governors of the States above named, which is as follows : To the Governor of the Stale of , by direction of tho Presideut of tho United States you are urgently requested to forward or cause to be forwarded, to the City of Washington, nil volunteer regiments or parts of regiments at the expense of the United States Government, that may be now enrolled in your State; and all clothing and supplies belonging lo or contracted for the several regiments shall be forwarded to Washington for their use; detailed reports of which shall be made lo the Commanding Geneial. Signed. Simon Camkkon, Sec'y of War, I All the military oeparlments of the State Delaware, Maryland and portions of Virginia, I togetbor with the City of Washington have been united in one grand department uii'ierooui"ie.im ' of McCleltan. Mai. Gen. Dix aud Bnks are thus placed in subordinate military positions. fori aiouroe is not incmueu in una ucn oi-rangemeat.Tne State Department has issued notice that until further notice, no person will be allowed to eo abroad from a not t of the Untied Slate Irilhout a passport issued by the Secretary of State; nor will any person be allowed to isna in the Uuited Slated without a passport from a Minister or a Consul of the United Slates; or it if s foreigner, from hi own government, coun- l! . : I u m:. ;,,.. . r.l Thia i tvraiinv.i "J sulu ruuiniT, v, .. .. - regu'i.U?D; howeveris not to take effect in regard to persC?" CCUiing from abroad until a reasonable time shsll ha" cltPWt for it to become known. fj.ecial to the Tribune. W.siiisoTow, August 18. All the talk about direct attacks on Washington are mere feints to cover Davis' real purposo, which is the closing of the lower Potomac and throwing a strong army ncross the river into Mary and Charles counties, both of which are secession, this done tiief" Fiarcb on Annapolis, counting on formidable rising of Maryland secessionists for the investment of Washington. The minimum standard for the regular army has been reduced to five feet three inches. . ., .... J.Tluiet.Diji'.l.li 1 A heavy peiiure of goods for tbe Rebels was made near Annapolis Junction to-day, Tbe goods were bought in Baltimore for Richmond dealers. A draft for $4,975 was sent to pay for them. Teams ami wagons were also seued and a number of letters lo Rebel ollicers. The steamer Freeborn has shelled the woods near Matbias Point to-day, from whence the Rebels fired on the liesolule's boat, cleaning hem out and ron.leriug them untenantable, for a lime, at least. Additional liy the Uohcmlo.il. Latest via LoNUoNnERRv Linkiipooi. 9. Cotton Brokers circular reports sales of the week ti.iooo hales. Market opened with au advance of k pence but closed easier wilh but little inquiry, aud prices weak; speculators toook J.1,000, and exporters 11,000 bales lo day Friday sales estimated al 10,000. Market closing steady. The following are authorized quotation: Fair Orleaus, !' Jd; middling do 8jjd; fair Mobile, 8; d; middling do 81. Stock in port estimated 1100,000 bales of which 700, 000 are American Orleans from a Manches ter firm. Broadstulfs qiiiel bin steady. Wheat quiet with a downward tendency, and quotations barely maintained. Provisions steady aud unchanged. London Fiiiiiay Cousols OOJallOl; Amer-icau securities Hat. The bulliou iu the bank of Diigland has increased 15.1,000 pounds. The specie in the hunk of France has decreased twelve million francs. Liverpool, August 8. The cotton market opened unsettled and excited under Canada advices from America, and prices advanced Jd. Sales of tlireo days, 38,000 bales including 17,000 lo spcoulaturs and exporters. Market closing quiet, and steady. There was almost a collision iu the Liverpool News Room. Mr. Russell's letter to tbe Timet was confined to graphic details of the rout of the Northern army. He calls it ii cowardly rout. A miserable causeless panic and disgraceful lo men in uniform, not soldiers. ine ji.fics euiioriaiiy says nie victory wus ft complete oue. The Union army lopt nil Iheir military honor and wishes it could find some thing iu il lo ronijratulau etllur victors or Van- ruisbed, Ion sees uolhing but what must stim ulate the evil passinus of both combatant". The Daily .V'km denounces the Times' i crit icism; but says nothing happened which was not anticipated as possible. All the journals think the event has closed tbe door of compromise nnd must cmbittor and prolong the struggle. A I nns letter says, the success of the South erners powerfully operated on tho Parisian opinion in fuvor of tho secessionists. I'lirliiiment closed the Oih. The Queens speech was read. It Bays our foreign relutions are friendly and satistactory; trusts there is no danger to the peace of Europe. aha says of American allairs tbat she has determined, in common wilh I he other powers of Jiurope, to observe a strict neutrality between the contending parties. llic Danish goverumeni cranted important modifications in ShalTucr's North Atlantic Tel. egraph by extending the time till 1874, and re turning the caution money. LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY. Lo.NliON'J'h. The London shippintx Gazette complains of the blockading forces and points o a rout ot a collision with maratimo powers. Other journals speak of the same danger. BREABSTI rrs W akefield & Nash. Richardson & Spcnce report Hour dull and tendency down ward; quoiations os a Ztss ud. W heat firm but quiet; red western 9s 4d a lis. red southern lis a lis Cd; white western 12s; white southern 13s a 3s Cd. Corn firm at an advance of Od a Is: mixed 29s Cd a 31s; white 31 a 31s. Provisions Beef steady and unchanged. Pork flat. Bacon tends downward nt 47 a 60s. Tallow, declining tendency. Produce Sugar active. Rice dull. London American hreadstufls firm. Sugar quiet. Tea quiet, but steady. Rice steady. American Securities Illinois Shares 39 a 39 discount; Efie Shares 14 a 24.!; N. Y. Central shares C9 a 71. The news of the battle at Bull Run was re ceived Sunday, the 4ih,"and caused a profound sensation. Northern Americans were much depressed, and the Southerners correspondingly elated. New York, August l'J. The schooner Hannibal from St. Thomas reports the privateer Sumter ns captured by one of our men of war and takeu back loCuracoa. The Klsrt Hook Hrlntrit. It is a remarkable nnd most interesting fact, that the first use to which the discovery of printing was applied, was the production of the Holy Bible. This was accomplished at Mcntx, between the years MOD and 1455. Guttcnberg was tho iuventor of the art, and Faust, a goldsmith, furnished the necessary funds. Had it been a single page, even an eulire sheet, whish was then produced, there might have been less occasion to have noticod il; but there was something in the whole character of (he affair which, if not unprecedented, rendered it singular in the usual current of human events. This Bible was in two folio volumes, which have been iust. ly praised for the strength nnd beauty of the paper, tne exactness oi mo register, and the lustre of the ink. The work contained twelve hundred and eighty-two pages, and being the first ever printed, of course involved a long period of time, and an immense amount of mental labor; and yet for a long time after il had been finished and offered for sale, not a single human being, save the artists themselves, knew how it had been accomplished. Of the first printed Bible, eighteen copies are now known to be in existence; four of which are printed in vellum. Two of these are in England; one being in the Greenville collection. One is in tho Royal Library of Berlin, nnd one in the Royal Library of Paris. Of the fourteen remaining copies, ten are in England, there being a copy in the libraries of Oxford, Ivlin-burg, and London, and seven in the collections of different noblemen. The vellum copy bus boen sold ns high as eighteen hundred dollars. Thus, as if to mark the noblest purpose lo which the art would ever be applied, the first book ever printed wilh moveable melal type wag the Bible, Western Episcopalian. of I TO THE PEOPLE Tnr uc te'jiffne.l, deeply sensiile of the dangers now banging over our national Govern, ment, and impiv-i-ci with the conviction that they only can be averted by the united aotioo of the whole peopl.-, m which patriotism shall take the place of party spirit, respectfully and eurneaily call upou ull loyal citizens of Ohio, who are in favor of the maintenance of tha Uovorniueot, and of the vigorous and continued proeecuiion of the war now carried on for the suppression of tha rebellion agaioat the Government, to meet and appoint delegate to a Umom Convention to be hold at toe city of Colu.nbus ou Thursday the jia of September next, for the nomination of candidal for ehe different Stale offices which are to be filled at tho goueral election in October, to-wn: the office of Governor, Lieutenant-Governor Ju.i,re of the Supreme Court, Comptroller, Treasurer, Secretary of Stale, and one member of the Board of Publio Works. To save further trouble in arranging the details of this important movomeut, we euggest that Ibe Convention consist of one delegate for each thousand of the aggregate vote cast in each county for Supreme Judge at the last election, with one alliiional delegate for each surplus half of tbe ratio, varying thia apportionment however, so as to secure not less than two delegates from every county and an even number from all. Under this apportionment the Several counties will be entitled to delegates as follows: Adamt AUvOi Aihla'id Ashtabula - , Athena Anidaize Bv-lueiit - Bn.wn Butler Carroll Champaign Clark - Clermont Clinton Columbiana CoaiiOiton t Crawford r Cuyahoga t'. TiarLa- I". 0'iflance 2 lfelaware Erie Fail Held - ; Fayette , ,.. " Fniuktiu ., .....In Fnllon Gallia Geauga 4 Greene 4 Guernaoy 4 llamiltou I't llanrork Hardin 4 HarrtMou 4 Henry.... , Highland ,! Hocking... itoluiea A Huron Jackaou 4 Jt-nv-riton Knox.... jr Lake , Lawreuce , 4 Total .. We further suggest that the dclclcgates be chosen by county conventions to be held on Saturday, the 31st of August. Fellow-Citizens of Ohio: Shall tho Government be preserved? is now theall-absorbing question, and the only ono worthy of the consideration of the American People. We feel that no lengthened appeal is necessary to animate you to the discbarge of your duty in relation to it. We feel assured that a respect for the memory of your fathers who secured for you the blcseings of free institutions a sense of the obligations i eating upon you as the heretofore peaceful possessors of those blessings, and a proper regard for those to whom you hope to transmit them, will be sufficient to impel you to declaro wilh ni doubtful voioe, your unchangeable determination that the Government shall not be broken up. Compared with the interests involved with the great question all other Interests are of but little importance. If the Government which establishes and maintains social order is forever to exist at the mercy of caprice or disappointed ambition, there is but little of all that we now enjoy that will not in the loss of its stability, lose its value. Shall it be said that we have neglcoted or put iu peril the proper settlement of this question by our party differences? These are now of but little moment. They are mere shadows to allure us from the pursuit of the substance. Without value, nay, disgraceful alike to victor and vanquished will be those triumphs ot party which are celebrated over the ruins of a dismembered Government. Geo. M. Parsons, Franklin county. Win. T. Bascom, do. Samuel Galloway, do. Theo. Comstock, do. J. 11. Coulter, do. Henry Miller, do. John Brough, Cuyahoga county. J. W. Wealherby, do. B. 0. Griswold, do. J. P. Bishop, do. George Mvgstt, do. C. W. Noble, d. Melaucthou Burnett, do. J. A. Harris, do. Geo. A. Benedict. do. H. S. Stevens, do. J. M. Kel'.ey, do. Merrill Barlow, do. J. M. Coffeubury, do. Johu W. lleisloy, do. John C- Grnnnis, do. W. D. Cuehing, do. A. Stone, Jr., do. H. B. Hulburt, do. E. G. Williams, " do. W. Bingham, do. M. 0. Youoglove, do. C. llickox, do. D. U. Tilden, do. F. T. Backus, do. William Case, do. Henry G. Abbey, do. E. S Flint, do. G. Voluey Dorsey, Miami county. William Garvey, do. J. W. D. Alexander, do. J. C. Horton, do. M. G. Mitchell, do. M. H. Jones, do. B. 0. Writer, do. D. M. Fleming, do. Luther Day, Portage county. Horace M. Stokes, Warren county, Geo. R. Sage, do. Jno. C. Dunlevy, do: A. 0. McBurney, do-Jos. Anderson, do. Thomas Boachy, do. Geo. F. Stay man, Delaware county. R. W. Reynolds, do. William Mansur, do. G. W. Stahl, do. Isaao Day, do. R. D. Reese, do. William Brown, do. George W. Hall, do. John R. Hilliard, do. J. R. Hubbell, do. George W. True, do. T. W. Powell, do. J. Allen, do. H. 0. Coulter, do. M. B. W. Harman, do. D. W. Rhodes, do. 0. Armstrong, do. James M.Cherry, do. J. II. Piatt, do. J. A.Anderson, do. Geo. B. Gardner, Fayetle county. Pelcr Windle, do. James F.Ely, do. Nelson Rush, do. Robert M. Briggs, do. James Purccll, do. Jfoorf tounty. Win, Houston, Julius Blinn, H. C. Laurence, S. 0. Weslcott, P. 8. Slevine, Lewis M. Hunt, J. P. Thompson, George Laskey, N. D. Blinn, E. Graham, N. Brewster, John W. Bailey, W. II. Jones, Addison Smith, II. M. Brown, 1). H. Poe, S. Hatch, B. W. Johnson, Henry Thornton, Geo. Strain, Jas. R. Tyler, N. N. Dodge, F. R. Miller, H. E. Peck, J. II. Blinn, Geo. S. McKnight. John W ebb. Fairfield County. Alfred M. Vcigh, K. Fritter. Coshocton County. Richard Lanning, S. Harbaugh, P. Matthews, J. S. McCoy, P. Thompson, A. L. Harris. M. B. Wood, A. J. Wilkins, T. F. Roney, Jos. Shook, A. M. Williams, OFFICE OF THE RECEIVES OF THE rllE "I I N It ATI, il. ) 1 SAVINGS BANK OF 0INC1N Ooli m.o., O., April .1, lsi t IX PERSONS HAVING CI.MMS AGAINST THK I iV Havinga Bank, of Cincinnati, older than the hillr laaued by aald Hank, are hereby notified to make legal proof of aucU claima at tine olhc on or before tba 1th day of April, A. D. W,l, apil-dbm JOHN O. MITCHELL Iterelvi-r. C C. C CARE YS COUGH REM LUV OHIO. Licking Lok-a- 4 Lorain - Luce - 0 Madieon A Mahouiug C Alarion 4 Medina 6 Mig 6 Merer 2 Miami 6 Mfinrna 4 Montcomery V Morgan A llorrow A Muskingum S Noble 4 lltaa a Paulding.... '& P-rry 4 Pickaway 'i Pike S Portage- 0 Prebble Putnam Richland Koas .'. 0 tvmduaky 4 Scioto 4 Seueca 0 Shelby 4 Stark Summit j Trumbull b Tnararawae ' 'nion . 4 "" -i 4 '"" ti I, Vanwert Vintion Warrer Wasliihglolr . W.-ivno Williiiiiia Wood Wyandott. ... 4 .' 4 ;. 45S David Tod, Mahoning county. George Willey, Cuyahoga couuly. John E. Cary, do. F. J. Dickmun, do. Rufus P. Spalding, do. Reuben Hitchcock, Lake county. C. U. Adams, do. Aaron Wilcox, do. L. Smith,, do. C. Quinn, do. Seth Marshall, do. E. S. Pike, do. D. M. Eddy, do. A. Steele, Jr., do. Sol. Schwab, doj D. Carroll Gray, do. Moses S. Hurvey, do. A. N. Baker, do. S. 8. Osborn, do. A. L. Jinkee, do. B. Bissell do. William Matthews, do, II. II. Hunter, Fairfield county. Joseph II. Riley, Franklin county. R. B. Warden, do. Thos. Sparrow, do. Jas. II. Smith, do. Jos. R. Swan, do. John W. Andrews, do. J. C. Groom, do. William Hunt, Clark county. J. Snyder, do. do. J. L. Harrison, John C. Miller, .. P. Ransom, John B. Hugens, do. do. do. do. Win. Anderson, A. W. Sampson Champaign county. William Ezry, Montgomery county. ji. Elliott, Robert Dickey, do. do. Delaware county, do. do. .u do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. A. Cowen, O. W.Felt, C. II. Lee, E. C. Covell, M. Frank, S. Keyoii, C. Wotring, M. O. Van Horn, M. T. Gardner, F. mil Hess, Joseph Root. M. B. Jones, N. W. Little, J. G. Grove, A. Mcllvain, B. C. Walters, Charles Dengier, R. Burr, U. H.WalJo, James Ealon, A. A.Welsh, N. W. Little, L. Barnes, 15. Dickinson, Thomas Ewing, Fairfield county. J. M. Kellum, Clermont county. R. W. Clarke, do. T'. B. Irving, ). T. Fishback, J. A. Adams, G. S. Innis, .1. H. Slnder, Geo. Winnie, 11. B. Curtis, A. .1. Beach, ft. Sperry, M. Thompson, .1. M. Byers, do. do. do. Franklin county, do. Knox county, do. do. do. do. do. do. G. B. Arnold, Barton S. Kyle, Miami couuly. O. W. Stambaiigh, of Tuscarawas. R. C. Httrd, Knox county. J. T. Hobbs, C. Cooper, Samuel Davis, Daniel MaGrady, G. A. Jones, S. P. Warden, J. C. Devin, S. Blanchard, do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Mahoning County. Francis G. Scrvis, Jas. M. Nash, Jas. B. Blocksom, ('has. G. Edwards. B. Sibly Hine, MXTR FAMILY FLODtt (J1.60 per bbl ) Ti W. R. C'haeae. Nutmeg Cheese. Freah Butter. rtugar Cured llama and Beef. For aale by WM. IT. 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