jESTCoI. J. G. Clark has filed his resig
n ition as Assistant Commissary General
which has been accepted; he has since ac
cepted the appointment as Quarter-Master
of the Fifth Regiment. His reasons fqr re
signing the first place, we learn, was that
the business burthen was too great for him
Col. Biair thinks that not o’er 40
Secession troops were killed at Booneville,
where the rebel forces numbered 2000,: nd
the Union men numbering much less. The
rebels wore routed and retreated on th j run
in sad disorder.
The Second Regiment <>f Wisconsin
Volunteers arrived in Cleveland on 1 ri
day and were entertained with a pk-tiic
given by the ladies.
news from Liverpool uot.ee
that Cotton is dull—there being stock on
Land for 35 weeks. Provisions quiet;
we: her and crops favorable.
itriT Louis Napoleon has entered his fif
ty-third vanr.
t ■ t
Union. Saving nt Shullsburg.
