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1861July 13

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• THE WANTS OF THE WORKING CLASSES.; EFFORTS MADE ON THEIR BEHALF.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.
• FRAGMENTARY REGIMENTS.-
• PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.; SENATE.
• Death of an Eminent Lawyer.
• DESCRIPTION OF THE JEFF. DAVIS.
• Two Important Battles Fought in Western Virginia.; The Rebels Routed with Great Loss at Laurel Hill. The Second Battle at Rich Mountain. A Strong Rebel Force Driven Out of Their Entrenchments. The Capture of Cannon, Horses, Camp Equipage and Prisoners. Belief of the National Troops at Monroe, Mo., and Rout of the Rebels. JEFF, DAVIS' PIRATES AT WORK. Capture of vessels in Northern Waters. Unsuccessful Attempt to Blow Up the Potomac Fleet. PROCE7EDINGS OF CONGRESS. The Passage of Important Bills Through Both Houses. SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM WASHINGTON. CLERKS REMOVED. THE REBELS FALLING BACK. THE CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES. AN ARREST OF A SPY. A RELEASE. THE COMMITTEE ON ARMY ABUSES. GOVERNMENT PAPERS. THE MEXICAN MAIL SERVICE. SECRETARY SEWARD AND THE TWELFTH. OUTSIDERS PRESSING. ANOTHER GOOD DAY'S WORK. THE TARIFF. DISPATCH TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
• Orders not Appealable Constitutional Power of the Legislature to Unite Law andEquity.; COURT OF APPEALS. Before a full Bench Conistock, C.J.
• A Point of Real Danger.
• AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.; Col. Craig and the Ordnance Department Again The Cause of the Attempt to Supersede him The Law of Appointmentsin the Army, &c.
• MARRIED.
• HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
• THE REBELS ROUTED AT LUAREL HILL.
• THE COMMANDER OF THE PRIVATEER.
• PRIVATEERS.
• Title to Real Estate What will Work a Defect.; SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM Before Justice Woodruff.
• Direct Taxation.
• From the Bahamas.
• DIED.
• THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
• Philadelphia Stock Board.
• GEN. McCLELLAN'S REPORT.
• THE VESSELS REPORTED SEIZED.
• Decisions.; SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
• Right Reverend General Polk.
• IMPORTANT REPORTS FROM MISSOURI.
• The Accident to Mr. Barnum.
• DESPERATE BATTLE AT RICH MOUNTAIN.
• GONE AFTER THE PRIVATEERS.
• SPEECH OF WENDELL PHILLIPS,; AT THE ANTI-SLAVERY CELEBRATION AT FRAMINGHAM, JULY 4, 1861.
• HONORS TO A PORTLAND SHIP AND CREW.
• The Duty of Capital.
• ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT ILLINOIS.
• REPORTED DEATH OF GEN. RAINS.
• ARREST OF TWO OF THE PRISONERS ESCAPED; FROM THE SLAVER TRITON.
• AFFAIRS AT FORTRESS MONROE.
• PIRATICAL PLOT CIRCUMVENTED.
• The University of Rochester.; EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK SERMONS, ESSAYS AND ORATIONS.
• The Weather and the Crops.
• THE TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.
• How to Treat the Vallandighams.
• OUR FORT PICKENS CORRESPONDENCE.; MR. RUSSELL'S LETTERS THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THEM THE REBELS STRENGTHENING THEIR BATTERIES WILSON'S ZOUAVES,ETC.
• NEWSPAPER TRAIN TO-MORROW.
• HABEAS CORPUS REFUSED.
• Passengers Arrived.
• FROM OLD POINT COMFORT.; WHAT THE QUAKER CITY IS DOING OLD WRECKS ON THE COAST.
• THE "FRENCH LADY'S" SCHOONER CAPTURED.
• A-Justification of Cassius M. Glay.
• THE NEW WORLD RAISED.
• A THREAT FROM RICHMOND.
• THE CRUISE OF THE ILLINOIS.
• REPORTS FROM CAIRO.
• SHUTTING DOWN ON THE PRESS.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Cleared. Arrived. Below. By Telegraph. Sailed. Miscellaneous. Spoken, &c. Foreign Ports.
• FROM LOUISVILLE AND THE SOUTH.
• Flag Presentation in Richmond:
• GEN. RAINS AND GEN. HARRIS, OF MISSOURI.
• LOCAL MILITARY MOVEMENTS.; MEETING OF THE SONS OF MASSACHUSETTS. NEW-YORK CITY, July 12, 1861. THE ANDERSON ZOUAVES. THE MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE UNION MEETING. TRACTS FOR THE ARMY. THE CLINTON RIFLES. THE DISTRESS AMONG FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS
• Severe Tornado at Londonderry, N.H.; DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, ETC.
• LATEST FROM GEN. PATTERSON'S COLUMN.
• THE MASSACHUSETTS SEVENTH.
• PRECARIOUS CONDITION GF COL SMITH.
• Perilaus Balloon Adventure.; NARROW ESCAPE OF THE AERONAUT.
• Departure of Ocean Mails.
• A LOYAL JUDGE.
• A Slave Captain and His First and Second Mates Arrested by the United States Marshal.
• Severe Stock of an Earthquake.
• GEN. PATTERSON'S COLUMN.; ARRIVAL OF COL. STONE'S COMMAND RESPECTIVE NUMBERS OF THE NATIONALS AND REBELS MORE CONTRABAND.
• FOLLOWING A GOOD EXAMPLE.
• JEFF. DAVIS' PRIVATEERS.; Seizures Made and Vessels Chased by Them Description of the vessels Seized Revenue Cutters Gone in Pursuit of the Pirates.
• COL. SMITH REINFORCED.
• The Case of Polly Frisek.; A STRIKE AMONG THE BOSTON SHIP-CARPENTERS
• Mails Close at the Post-Office.
• Amusements this Evening.
• GOOD FIGHTING IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
• Arrival of the Canada at Boston.
• MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
• MORE CAPTURES BY THE JEFF. DAVIS.
• THE ST. LOUIS STATE JOURNAL SUPPRESSED.