LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for


the day ending July %, at 12 NJ.


BEERs's HorEL.


C. w. Wood, Mass. w. Parsons, Penn. J. Alex.
ander, u. s. N. w. Webb, Va. ]. w. Colnens, do


UsIrKp STATES HorEL.


r. E. French. New Orleans. David Mcclure
Btandywine, Del. William Power, Wilmington
Del. DR.. Gillian, Fayetteville. N. C. Msls Gillian
do ]. B. Yee, Lynchburg, Va. Miss Simpkins, do
J.R X. Horney, Md. ]. r. It. Salisbury, do 8. E
Scot. DO. Captain ]. G. Tod, Texas. Dr.. cloyslon
and Lady, Va. Miss Gordon, do John A. Mon
tague, do. J. s. Potwns. Ohio. Geo. Pomery, ST
Louis. w. s. Smith, st. Mary's. Z. 0. Greenhow,
Va. r H. billiard, Va. William Gray, Va.


CoLEMAN's HoTKL


d. i. Gugg and Lady. Chicago, ILL., A. G. New.
ton, Ala. H. e. Mudd Cumberland. Maj r. S.
Dell, u. S. A. Maj. T. A. Blanchard. do. Grnen
Kendrick Conn. F. W. Herring, ILL., ]. s Ward
N. J.. l.. d. Watskins, Va. ], A. Gummends. Bait
J.P. Romlsevel, do Thos B. Eastland. La. H.
Milburn. Bait ]. G, Phillips, Phil. w. Ward, N.
Y.tG. H Hill and lady, N. Y.
Rs Bnows's HoTEL.


Mr.. M. Ranolph, Miss Sam. Massey, Mo- E.
Woodruff, N. o. w. R. Firsack, do. w. Pondex
ter, Lexington. Ky. 7. r. Vaen, N. o. Oapt J. d.
Wood, do. w. F. Talbot, do. w. G. DelapIane,
Ohio ]. p. Ashby, N. C. w. Cunaell, N. ]. Gap
tain Seymour, R. N. Lieut.. Hall, r. N. c. s.
Brown, N. c. H. w. Carter, do. A. Stuart and
Lady, Tampico w. f. Jenkins N. Y. B. w.
Mason, N. Y. l.. Nightfoot, and lady, Phil. s. j.
P.eAnderson. Va. Judge Ellis, Miss. j. J. Ander-
son, Bait. t4a


Letters from the volunteers TO their friends
in this city, give description Of the state Of
things at the seat of war, as decidedly uncom-
Portable. The unusually early rise Of the Rio
Grande, which has uverflowed its banks, and
inundated the surrounding country, not only
materially retarded the operation of the Army
but leave the camps in a most pitabe condl
ion, tire men being up to their knees in mud
and water. People at home, who have good
dry beds, with every other comfort, will daily
appreciate the patriotism Of those brave men,
who are willing TO endure such hardships in
the service Of their country.


The land bill has, il is said, but little chance
'of becoming law at the present session. A
majority of the Senate, are extremely averse
to the amendments of the House.


A life Of Gen. Taylor is on the eve of pub.
lica,ion.


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Gen. Shields has resigned the office of Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, and has
accepted the appointment Of Brigadier General
recently conferred upon him by the Presi-
dent.


Ii is affirmed by those who claim TO know,
that Mr.. Bancroft will certainly retire from the
Navy Department, on or before the 10Th OF
August, for Foreign Mission in exchange,
ard that he will be succeeded by Mr.. J. Sli.
dell