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Notice has been given that "the Memjushing and Charleston railroad will not receive any more goods for shipment over the road, and all goods are subject to storage and double dray age, as the road cannot receive them, owing to the demands of the Government on the road."
Captain Hamilton Cooper, of the Savannah Outlet hope Light Infantry, and for many years United States District Attorney for Georgia, died at Centreville, Virginia, on the 9th instant, of typhoid fever.
A fire broke out at Fort Smith, Arkneers, a few nights since, destroying property to the value of
Gen. Scott in New York.
The New York Times, of the 9th instant, contains a long account of the complimentary visit from a committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce, and from the Union Defence Committee, from which we extract the following:
The committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce to present their resolutions of respect to General Scott met yesterday at 9 ½ o'clock, at the Brevoort House, and paid their respects to the General.
Upon being introduced to his parlor, Mr. Perit, the Chairman of the Committee, said:
Remarks of Mr. Perit.
General: We wait upon you as a Committee of the Chamber of Commerce of New York, to present to you the resolutions adopted unanimously by that Board, and to express to you, personally, the respect which we entertain for you, and the gratitude which we feel, in common with all our fellow-citizens, for the distinguished services which you have rendered to our country.
We sincerely pray that your health may be speedily r