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01121YIAL -PAP.ita 'or rDll 0117.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, 1861
i: .''7(IITrAFFAIRS
! Mitioaotearcaz Otwereationa for the Gs
' ! salts, by G. E. Shaw, Optician, 55 Pilth street
—corrected deity:
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A areor..Da. ficrmaox.—Dr. Bolcom*, of
Ph ri deiphia, has arrived In town, and will !IF
111.111 to•day and to-morrow at the Drug stofe
anti. Heys, N 0.140 Wood street, to eximini
preseribe far latisats afflicted. dab con
samittra, or any Miens of the pulmonary
sans. His examinations are made by means of
an thstrament called a oßurraotinna," for a
thorough examination ofs which his charge
. trans dollars. Formir patients who hairs been
lane axamined will be attended to 'without .
chute; Ha Latta all his old oust to call and
see him, and would like. those he hex cured to
collard see him.'
SIIPILEILEV cotarr-arisi Paius
Tfaii Army Clothing Frauds-Abeame of
a mammon wertateest-mite Case Loathe
tied roe Two nests.
The Supreme Court met yesterday, at ten
o'clock—Chief Justice Lowrie on the Sena—
tor the purpose of taking up the ease of the
,
Commonwealth vs. noun, Emanuel, -Asher,
-and l
Abraham Frowenfeld, Joseph and Louis
Froirenfeld, and Charles M. Neal, indicted
far e conspiracy to defraud the State out of a
f e sum of money, under contracts for army
clothing. . i
yi IL Hemmen; ht. Swartueelder, and Die. •
trite Attorney J. H. Miller, appeared on be.
Mao! the Commonwealth;.F. Carroll Brews.
- ter,!Forq iof Philadelyhir - iond Judge Shaler,
of this car, for Neal; and Thomas M. Mar•
shall, i John M.. Kirkpatrick, F. H. ' Collier '
• Join Million, T. B. Hamilton, and J. J. Bei.
bunch, Reit., fur:the other defendants.
The liar of jurors was then called lover by
thelPtothonotary, and a jury to try the case
.was ordered by the Court. ,
District Another Miller here rose and asked
for a continuance of, the cue, upon the ground
that a material witness for the prosecution
was absent. The witness alluded to had ap
peared voluntarily before the Grand Jury, and
was also in attendance when the case was
tutu up for trial in the Quarter Sessions. He
was now absent, however, and being, perhaps,
the most material witness for the Common ,
• wealth, it would be impossible to go ,to trial
witholit him. In support of the motion for a
... continuance; •the District Attorney read the
followng depo thou : .: ... . . •
, .
City. of Pittsburgh, u.—Before me, lemon.
ally, came Job G. ratteuiton, CMS! of Police of
said ety, who, having bum duly sworn,dith
dense and say, that on-the nd day of A ugust,
• 1881,11 Rayon& WWI placed in , his bands by
• the Commonwealth to be served apon the wit.
news. therein named; that on the,imorniag of
the 23d of said month, he called tat the resi
dence of Sylvester W.Marphy, No 182 Simon
sweat, Pittsburgh, for the purpose of serving
said snbpena upon him, as a witness for the
-:.Commonwealth in the above case • that he
was there informed by persons residi ng in said
hones, that, said. Sylvester W. Murphy had
gene nuts two weeks prior thereto on a plea
sure trip, faking his Itteilith tam, saying that
they intended suiting Cretson,iPhiladeitibia,
:New York and Niagara hits, and that they
were expected to.' retina within - about two
weeks. thereafter; that said deponent .hu
frequently visited said boat singe laid
period and made; inquiry , as to the noun
of i said Sputter: W. Murphy and 'has
used-. all due ' diligence In at ampting to
earn Wild subpans open him, and to find . Ms
. whereabouts, but has wholly failed to disown
• whers be now is. That said Sylvester W. Mar
phy was in attendance.* the Court of Quarter
itioasions of Allegheny county, at the last term
thenef, when raid cue was Galled for trial, and
that from Intoxication which he has received,
and Verily, believes, be Is folly walsied that said
Murphy keew that . said ease was set for trial
ou 'me Ant ands, of September, beton his
Hoocrt, Chid Jestlos Lowrie. That • law days
prior to the time said case was to be tried In the
said Court of Gainer Sessions, deponent went
to,Virginia oa whin of the Comnonirsidth to
.find said witness, who was traveling on bulimia
of said E. Frowenfdd A Bros.,and met him In
Wheeling, au Ms wly to the ffty of Pithiburgb;
that he Informed ' deponent that be Was thou
on.his way home to Pittsburgh, to owner, as •
wireless for the Commonwealth in ashVeass,
and that he would not be aunt when the
trial , took pleas for • thousand dollini ••
that he had left his business in Catlettsburg,
Ky., unfigished, solely for the purpose of coin
ing home to the trial. The said Sylvester W.
Murphy was the salesman and general agent
. , of t o e E. Frowenfehl & Brou, at the
''mime ike milithrj chabiog was made and lir
- 'lmbed by them to the State of Pennsylvania,
and deponent verily believes be is still in their
' ateploy. That thessid Sylveitir W. Marphy
is an important and material witness for the
• CoMmonweAth, without whose testimony
they cannot safely proceed to trial, and that
his intention Ito leave the city, of Pittsburgh
=and 'be agent at this time was - naknoins to
the 'Commonwealth. That the Commonwealth
eipects to be able to procure the *madames
. of said witness at-the time to which the trial
. of this cams may be continued.
• , J. G. Pearruorr,
!;. Chief of Police, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sworn and 'suosefibird before me this 30th
day of Aunties ' A. 10., 1861.
Taos. J. Kismet/ '
Prothonotary of Supreme Court of Pa., W. ti.
- ,Ddr of- Pittabreigh, as: Beton me person , .
airy tame Mrs. firdsey - Jane Robinson, who,
having been duly sworn, doth depose end say,
- that she is a redden of the city of Pittsburgb;
that Sylvester W. Murphy is married to tvor
claim:am; that she and Murphy sag wife
have lived together for about -a year put in
the ions* No. 172 Second street; that on the
Sth of August last said Murphy and wile left
- - - home or *pleasure trip to the 'Ent, to he idi.
cent, as he must, about three weeks; that she
facetted 'a letter from him mailed at New York
moms two weeks ago; Out since the receipt of
-.." said latter she has not received any other from
him ; that she has beard him say repeatedly
-- . that'lt was bisinterition to be present „at the
- - trial of the indictment ageing .18. - Feoweafield
, and *tiara fore conspiracy; Oaths wising.
glint Of the feet that the ease was tithe tried
-,..,, bens las Honor Chief Justice Lowrie ea the
first Blonde, .01: Septesitin; that ;she it not
now able to state where he la or why he hat
not returned ; that prior to and at the time • he
went - away be was le the employ of E. 'rowan'.
field &Bro.. Suinre J. Ithistesost.
Sworn and subscribed to before ms this 31at
day of Anglia, 1861. Taos J. Keane,
Proth'y of Supreme Court for W. D. -
triage Shear saked whether lir:liforPhy bad
berinheld sender moieties* to appear ?
Mr. Millar replied that he had not, lowing to
the sonfusion. incident toe transfer of the use
from the Quieter S ssions to the Somme Court.
Hs was • voluntary 'lmam, anil It was not
Mound nentairy to put Min Midst bends.
Mr. Brewster remarked' that thin ;wen two
- points to be otanidsted under thecae: at aspect
of the ease—the Interests of the petite, and the
. thiamin otthedsfendants. , The presecution of
, ' thii ase this far bian attended With large
expuesth the public, audit 0 continua= ware
greeted
.thdolotOsylrould blidapliesied by the
calling of • new rad% eta It seemed to
him that this lugs" hordes should not be on.
necessarily saddled upon • public. Mr..
Murphy was merely aeu " the nubile.
ant, and could cot know g more about
the case than • dozen othe alters la the city
—hence hit materiality was not very apparent. .
,••.• Ai to th e didendalds,,one of them ( Neal] had
,
• bee :dragged from. Mir official duties, bun
dins of miles agray,and it wu a hardship to
- subject hint to the harassed expense end wow,
• hie consequent up o n a cootimance.
The Other defendants, itrgely eagaged -in
the clothing bannus t ware ansuies for a var.
:-:ilich..their busies eniratilleriad from delay,
u they were unable to boy a yard of, cloth eta
New York, in consequence of being charged
,_., AIL cOmpliatoth guest the law. The ens"
should not be continued withogt good sad
l a lclut cause.
-
--. Jodie Leniereearked • I
that the iispositioit'
. fully set forth the frmaterialityn of the wigwag.
The thlfiesliy - which lama" the-mind of` the
-Coast,-wu, as to the Um' at which-the atten
dance of the wither could be bad. That wes
not Measly set farth. - - ,•••=, •-- '' ' i 7.• '-• ,
Mr. Hampton stated th at it was letpoinble
for thilth to liPiellY lay lien, • On' the reason
that they could not ham how . lag [ the OM
ridglidalia contbasto• : If chef 'had Mown what
day the Donn - night Sc elan, ash perhaps,
1 ,Ilthey:eallin hive epee:Mid a day, A. It was,
•1 i • the &Padden set Rath all that it w as portal,
: •i" , • iii-lt them to embody ihereta. .-,.. ..-. - - i
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aunt.
I=lllThaleiirtrigesMd that, Miami:eh *Mho
'w of= the witness weir so - well hiviwn
10 - the ;ousel, they should have placed hint
ender recognizance. The deposition merely
showed.: that. the witness was absent "without
rhyme or thison,"- and it tru not known when
he would 'ram, or whether he would be-back
at all or 'not. A Continence was ',matter of
some concern to the defendants. They were
=florist in- mind and' in hi:abuse In conse
quence of the &met* and uncertainty con
nected with the cue. I They were nost ready
for trial, and should havet speedy verdict to
relieve . them of the Weight of miser, under
which they were suffering.
Mr. Collier called tee attention of the Court
to rules which governed the application for a
continuance, inlaid down by Wharton. The
dePoSition was insufficient, in not specifying the
time at which the attendance of the witness
could be had.
Mr. Hampton had a Wore to say in reply to
the remarks ofJudge Studer. Al to the mat
ter of recognizance, that role applied to the
defense as well ante the prosecution. Their
witnesses had not heal placed under recog
nisance. Why was that t He bad already
explained why their witness wu not required
to give bonds. As to the question of delay,
and the mental anxiety so touchingly al
laded to by his venerable friend, be
could only .uy that the remarks came
with a ray bad graze from that quarter. The
Commonwealth was ready for trial at the June
term of the Qtarter Sessions—nay, wee Elope.
red Ind anxious for trial. They were also ready
at a later day, before the Supreme Curt, but
Abe anxiety of the defendante was not thew for
a "speedy trill" A continuance salted them
better, notwithstanding the "mental misery,'
which might ensue. The truth was, the Inter
seta of the Commonwealth would bajeopardised
If compelled now to go to trial, and the applies
lion monied& In good faith—as fully and fairly
as it was possible or pendent to make it.
ledge Lowrie remarked that be telt coo
strained to grant 'a continuance of the case.
The witness was Onset, arid' It might be that
some accident had happened to prevent his
return. It would4e reasonable to infer that
be intends. to return. I The case, therefore,
would be couthined until this - day two.weeks,
unless objection semi made. It the witness
intended coming back, he would donbtleu be
here inside of that time. If be did not come
before then it would he fair to presume that
he did not intend to come at all.
Counsel on both sides expressed themselves
satisfied, and the jurori were discharged until
Monday, Sept, 16M, to which time me cue
has been continued.
Arrest Secessionists.
Last evening six neceutonisis were arrested
by Capt. Radcliffe, of the Pierpoint Guards, at
the home of Dr. Alfred Hughes, corner of
Fourth and Quincy streets. It seems that on
Thared..y evening, a batch of young men inc.
seeded In leaving the eity for the rebel army,
and it was suspected that the six persons found
at Hughes' designed doing 'the same thing
Three of the young men were eidesits : Jacob
Swietzer,Jobn Gallons and Eugene nee.
The' other three were prisoners captured at
the hattle of Corrack's Ford, or some other
place. One of these hu been in the hospital
tor some time, but has now recovered. The
other two have been confined at Camp Cathie.
All were released upon their parole, by Lieut.
Col. Hubbard, and were being lionized by the
seousionists about town. The prisoners were
taken. to the Custom rifler's?, where a large
crowd soon collected., Zane wu released, as
it waithoUght he aim' not likely to go to the
rebel army or anywhere else, except in the
house when -it rains. 'Goahom was also re•
leased, but Softiies? ad 'the others were sent
over to Came Cariile.—Theellng bad.
Date's Mat= Mien showleg the Principal Piaui
'el Interest, complkd trOM Calla date by Ruben I.
yiela and Cleteles Botany II Sitar" awl Qlsll 80.
ewers, Pobblebed under the auspices of Ds anted.
'ate esogespltel end Statistical Bedell - ter tale le
Pllabergb by ifs Henry Ulna, Itetb SUN'S
These maps are presented on a large sheet,
which will he found a moat convenient com
panion for reference in the room where you
read your newspapers: Not, only the seat of
war in Virginia with the District of Columbia,
but the most important places on the coast of
the Southern States and on the Miaeiaaippi
Rivet are given on an enlarged scale in dis
tinct maps on this eomprebeneiii sheet, and
Virginia. Maryland and Delaware, in the lead.
ing division, are very completely delineated.
Mr Henry Miner has also received from the
lame publisher, a large sheet of Military Por
traits, Glossary of War Terms, AM., ,
containing portraits ofl ten Generals, illustra
tions of the ose of arnis,and a map of the West.
ern Border States, forming a companhan-slieet
tirthe 'foregoing. Both are colored:
lialtrasa &withal...Amin Killed
On Friday night, a young man named Wm.
Bousb, brakeman on a coal train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and boarding •at No.
160 Parlament, was killed by lulling AVID the
train a 4hort distance east of Altoona. He
bad not obtainadany rest for boat forty-eight
bours a - and It is probable that he fell of the
train, while oterconie by sleep. Hui body
Was terribly mutilated' r —both legs being sever
ed, one irm broken, and a portion of the Rend
cut away. The deeeitaill was about twenty.
one years of age, and unmarried. The body
Was brought to thin 'city on Saturday night,
and interred on Sunday.,
' •
OUR ILLIDEII will perceives in another
column Capt. Thos. $ Rose's advertisement
for a fear more man to fill up a rifle company.
Mr. Rose is a preaeot Principal of the South
Pittsburgh school, where his labors have en
deared him to every one concerned in the
education of the tong generation. He re
ceived a military education at an early age,
and is a trained soldier. Although engaged
in the peaceful occupation above mentioned,
be sprang arms at every sacrifice immedi
ately. upon the first announcement of his
ciinntips danger, and' from Whit we know of
the temper of the man, we don't believe he
wilt lay them down so long as a rebel remains
is anus against his country. He is eminently
qualified to discharge the duties of a com
mander with credit to himself and honor to
his country. -. The Halton !Alien (organized in
his ithience,) tendered him the command of
the immedbailli on his return home.
We understand that ,he tad thirtywreven-men
when he began to recruit len Saturday, and the
number has iienrased 'largely since, Those
whawish to join an Intelligent, sober comps,
ant.:those who desire to serve under a
captain who will make it his business to see
-to the wants of his meni will do well - to call
upon Captain Rolle, at his armory, over the
Mayn't' office..
Routs On. Wort/A.—As will be non by rs
foresee to advertisement, lifeinn. Wightman
Audition, of the Engle Oil Works, are now
making an excellent article of pare carbon 011.
The mmtliman composing this .Orm are that,
enghlfr_posted In the badness in which they
have int embarked, and, having every facility,
an dinannAted to tarn out as good an article of
ell as there ILIA market. In addition to the
montifeetari'of carbon oil, they are prepared
tarnish bowls and ear groan In any quantity
detired.• All ortinsfor any of the anions men-
Mind will be promp tly fined If left at Oben,
Smyth&Co.'s, Water Oren, and we aheerfolly
commend. the proprietors, of the ' , Eagle Oil
Works" to the patronage of all who need goods
In their • , , " "
Heart R6112/11".--Ou Friday night some
enterprialeg thief entered the tomato of Chat,
P. Mottle,. in the. Diamond, and opening a
box belonging to the proprietor of the- house,
Mulletd some liabilities mined on Saturday,
for which he bad prepared hitting, took , out
the contents, VW,. if. then appropriated •
coat belonging to ,t balmier and made off
with hit booty. The police were- notified of
theYobbery„ but have. not been able to find ,
the , , .
, Tsch.FAct. Szassur.—The fall season of tbe
lbelltfe commences on Saturday evening meet.
fdimarl'Allah I. Sleeken, Kits Newton. Molly -
Newton i 'Atillie Gilbert, Morris, McManus.,
NotiaMenderson and Messrs. Stewart, Mackay,
Feater,-I.4ims,'Nfafful!Ward c Caron, Wilson,
/Winston, Thomas - and 'Potent, compose the
new company; with. Mr..fobe NAM as leader
of the °rehearse.
firm Iron CO by Day "and
Nishyt written by Harry Lewis, will be pro.
dated on the opening night.
Tan Posuc flonootn•of Pittabargb,
gianiy and some of the adjoining boroughs,
commenced teach's( to•day.. Schools wilt be
candacted das• anal in every dirtrict is the
comity, .enept the' Mho:lighted region , ' of
ftfcKeesporti where the schools hue been dia.
coadnaed 011 accooliVol the agora dam
Huh To Bon.— Jobs Gabby, charged with
"aansit ud battery on John MeGesty r had a
boating balm Mayor, Drool on Gatindar, sad
was bald to bail 10 mower at Coart. Young
Shaffer was dbielastid,.. eppautair that he
'did not participate in he arum.
,kPrrnetieezt Fsuciac Cousa..--The"
totes of the_Pitteberth Female Coarse will
epee ibis lacole, 9 o'clock.. The Foe
vette, ere chi lefonitea, are eery encouragutc.
Thaw irk* Wind - to *steam regeeeled
men tkeiteelcee Ooon as poqible.
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=;ISIM
lirtiikriterint
The Reciablican voters of Allegheny county,
parrtranr . to call of the County Committee, an
gambled e t their respective mention place', on
/Word', last, and elected fool' delegates from
each district—two to the Sadicial and two to
the Political Convention, both of which will
meet to-day, at ten o'clock—tee former at City
Hall and the latter at the Court douse.
The follOwisg are the names of the delegates
rem the dletriets designated :
!JUDICIAL CONVESTION.
irmszasait."—lint said—W B Banter, • Ilrysr.'t
&wad "mrd—Thai P =ism, • Baialaud.
Third ward.4l% met: pupa Glaaira 0 Beitkofsa.
prms% 2 • hi Brown, .1 W Um*
ninth inir6.4V T Bergamo, Jam P Beast. 11
vaal—lit prequa: 9so_Baisktap j Lem:
-sa r%aoa : i~: ~io~..
Nan ward-A ii MoNradlsse. needs". Bobbles.
Isbn ward-Limb Elm, H. Wlfader, •
Bluth trard-Itobt U Bee&
Artaanwt.-71rst nud.-Dazdsl Johntoo, J Dyer.
&mond wstd-4 Mark B Uslibiltta- -
2Mrd ward -let preen B Pattaten, Jae stakkar.
preset: D Oopplas.
Fourth wattles yssei: AN Burebtsld, J D Batley.
'2d meet: H folbaber,.- 111tElelay.
Bonconsj-Monougsbela-S Cloesbeemn,D Bossy.
West Pletaborgb-;-• J Park, Wm McDowell.
Bomb pUtibures-ri el Brant Bea) Banbury.
Lawreoestale-J Walmulgb
But Nlrmlognm-Aumult Ammer% T Worcester.
Yempersoderille-G B Occhran, eater Carnahan.
Bewittlsy4.-Wm Barbstieb,T II Non.
Duquesne 11 M Jean* Man Tempe.
Bbarterbura-11 P Durham, John Baud.
Towierrusi,-140.-• W Osisun, Wm 0 Lana.
Peebles-2d Swarm welder, A thrOullu.
Loan. St. B M Mirk Jceepb Dliwortli.
toillos-.11. neuron. • J Wcolelayer.
.McClore-11 W Cook, II Brody Wilkins.
Nullls-Jesum 011sam, Bnigion.
Ilamptors±lsinee Memo,
Thaler-James Obese, Wm Bample,
Indlana-,Dean Main, Wilson Bury.
ricott-J LI Botts, Jae Olean.
Puovedeo-D lone Bin.
lladley-• Si blel/111.4 Baena Byer..
, • voarra&L cosvitinos.,.
PITTIIIOIIO —nit mird-Diltidiaccos,Geo Wilson.
Pecoodward-W Woods, B ratmestock.
Third wad-lst break: D alma, J Butbarland.
• . i -21 yreel, r.D B Iterituay, II Biley.
Fourth wint—J 11 Hare,llLlndZy,Ji.
Fifth ward—lot preet Joe Franck, 10 Kegley.
.—Ed greet: Geo Oaughey, A McClintock.
.131xth Mira—John Phillips, John Wallace.
tieventti yiant—itamnal Bixby, I. Pon.
Eighth want—D Butstneon, Jon Nixon.
Bluth want--Chasvirmat on& John Webb.
Ausoncirit,—Firrt ward—H ekuu, Ju Caldwell
Ptoonit grant—John McDonnell, John Brown. _
Train wain—let prate': A Hobson, Wm Omens.
a a 1-24 prac't: Geo Gantt, Jacob Gottiunin.
Fourth wind—Mt peel: G W Bobby, J MandmlL
a ai —24 sweet: .1 Wittig, Louis Mont.
BoaocannL—Monooksbela—T Banner, J Kyle, or.
Wan ettoburith—Edward Cprong. Jan Loth.
Youth Pittsburgh—Thin Cuddy, Jim Huatell.
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Doqune;—Gainp, Wool, Daniel Dempey.
Llntenceilliii—Wm Smith, W H Mouton.
Bircutogbun—lot ;melt. W Graham, Markman.
—22 preen: P Pf.B , Geo Pont'.
klcKaceptirt—Parer Bakerki W Blackburn.
Hanchastyr—Joho Wait, John Wunder. •
Itset. Birmingham—John Inns, ihneph Walton.
Temperintionlle—The Ferguson, Thom Creighton.
Sharyshutz—J 0 Lewis, Goo Brawdy.
Raz .beth John Walker, W B Moffat
Terentuai—John kt Porter. !Mtn McGill.
Yettleklcr—John Way, Bohai a Lam.
TottlYintn—Pitt—Goo McMinn; DeM4 Raley.
Neblealot ptec't Tld Mantis% W B Bagley.
—ll4 pieet: That 11 BIG; Goo II Anderson.
Loner ht.ol.ly—Jonathan Nosily, Louis Frhs.
Colihm—R Thane& gamut! Ctravford.
clliare4olmc Ilertnita. Mambo 11011 c.
&Midasj—Ttwe L bblelda„Bobt Memnon.
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HatoptoM—Cherles 011 ma, Bobt ample.
Flutter—John Wm, John 0 Wrnlams.
Torllana-4oln McPherson, Adam
Feld Deer-11 NnNO. J C Bunting,
Upper 3L'Clalr—Js. Warm, Wetter /aster.
heott—B. Esnytb. W B Lee.
Jeffsrson4-3obn Henry Ilotb.
Belshlin,slon McUlbbooy, Thai Yerntr.
Eliatbeth—Simnel Cur, Batton.
Patton—John Thompson, H NcEloy.
Bose—AOamptroll. Capt. Ketaxsly.
Itesert•-1 Aleltanbon,
Isotndens . .4obll Nolan, John ItleKtes
lIIMIn-4ohn I Drove.
Whttns—John kleKelvy, W Redmond.
North Fajette-0 Y Nolte. N
Ftwo—let peel: St Alm,.
ss —24 pree't : That J Stevenson, T Harrison.
IdeNiutett—Robett Dunlap, Onyton.
Robinson—Wm Oleos, A Spear.
Uoloo—J o Walvis, if Cltlentr.
Findley-4m bleChll, kohl NoCilartn.
Spacial; lootlng Of Common Connell
Common Connell met on special call, Mon
day evening, September 2J:
Present, all the members except Messrs.
Barclay, Chambers, Galles, Killen, Mays, Mil
ler and Mndune.
Prayer by Mr. M'Vay.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The Chair stated the object of tee meeting
wee the cOnsideration of the ordinance relative
to the removal of the tracts of the Yenneyl
vanta,Railrond Company 'iota Liietty street.
A motion, to postpone the consideration of
the ordieence till nest regular meeting, was
adopted by the following vote: .
Ayet--Mesars. Anderson, Bailey, Cube),
Dein, Fryer, Killen, Birch, Little, M'Gowan,
;W . Va.'', Rees, Rowbottom,L Scott and Preart
APRandlies—le.
Na7a—tdeacra. Haydn, Hill, Irvin, Hearn,
Pattie, W. BeoiyWdaon and Wills-8.
The Choir read a communication from John
H. fletoptini, E q Collator of the Pinney!.
Timis Railroad a:ompa•y, uking Council to
pan an ardl•anee allowing the company to
put sip a temporary frame ettuocare clads ens
of the Diokissne Depot, lately destroyed by Sr.,
to banged until a permanent structure can be
erected. They ars willing to adopt whatever
plan may. be .approved. by • Committee of
Councils, to provide wa•ehmen at night, etc,
Also, an °Trilliums to enthorise the Peen.
ay lama Railroad Commie, to tempo.
req bulldog os the lot where this Daqteme
Depot lately mood.
Mr. Kearns moved that a Committee of nine
be appointed to fill the blank in the oidina•ee.
Agreed tO.
A models to allow lh• company two years to
remove the said building gral •yroad to by the
following'. vote:
Ayer—Sotry. atioly, Oulu/. DAM, lisyttori,
Rill, Irvin, Resins, inlet, Little, McGowan,
Rees, J. Root; W. Eleott, Wilson, Wills, Pram
McCaadliss-16.
Nay-Miure. Aedereov, Fryer, Birth, Me
Vey, Petrie, fieebettom-43.
Kr. Kdlan moved to amend by requiring the
&Saipan; in have sin ping at each end of the
building,: with hose sonstantly
adopted. f ---
OnjeoliStis were nude to the third reading
and final presage of the ordhinnes, whereupon
the ayes and nays were called u follows z
Ayes—Pleura. Anderson, Bailey. Cuba?,
Dein, Hayden; Hill, Inrin, Rennie, frdlen,
tle,..hfcGOwas, McVey, Peuie, Rua, RowbOt.
tom, J. Soon, W. Scott, Wilson, Wills, end
Pree , t biliCendlese-20.
Nsyri.lifessra.Vryer and ;Chub— 2..
'Mr. Killen offered the followleg '
kaolveil, That the Water Committee be au
thorised to extend water pipes' on Apple alley,
from Van - Bream street to Miltenberger street.
Read three times and passed.
Mr. Rowbottom offered the following:
Anotved; That the Soperintendaat of the
Water Works be instructed to lay a Ax-ineki
pipe on fins street, to ,replace the old pipe,
which a too deep for convenient access.
Objected to and laid over. - •
Mr. Wilson offered the following:
Where*, The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pithy are: new considerieg the propriety of
erecting it permanent depot on their grenade
in this city, and that, in the event of the said
Road erecting said depot, it would give em.
ploymentto oar artisan:reed thechaniceduring
the present dearth of employment; therefore,
Rtrobid. That a committee of - eleven, to
consist of, the Presidents of Councils sedans
member from each Ward, be appointed to take
the necessary - measures to have aid depot
Greeted 'ffaring the coming Winter and Fall, if
"possible.
Mr. ROwbottom moved to lay the resolution
on tbe table.
The ajes and. nays .were called upon the
02(010101, and resulted Oyer' ' •
Ayes—Mestra. Rowbettom, W. Scott-2.
Neye—Msens. Aidenon, Bailey, Cesium,
Dain, Fryeri•Hayden, Hill, brie, Kearns,
Lin en , ga c h, Little. McGowan, McVay, Pe
uie, Reel, .Bcott, Wall-and -Pleat
dela MeCandlese-20. -
Pending the resolotlon, Mr. Petrie moved
to - adjourn. The eyes and nap were called,
aid stood thuos -
Ayes—Mem& Anderson,. Bailry,•Caskey,
Dan, Heyde', Hill, Risme, McVey, Rees,
Row hattate, .1. Scott; W. 8c0t5 . .42
Nate—Menu& Frier, Irvin, Killen, Rho,
Little,McGowan, Petrie, Wilson, Willicand
President McGeehan-10. - • -
Gentile the adjoined till the nut rip
tu rasing.
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Y.. Bataan. woad !MOW . album sim Al•
jar u.liamou'or °atom
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net itr.nnalck sok or too TIM Wordo nttr
bash. Int be a senidets before tbe Knablion
Otoreaties to coatostin tar Ka dies anteater,.
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tau avatar nen antLaatteette u Ma tar Ka
dachas, aUr aim Kt altanitOstatil sada*,
pats,sadaseataaro.ttrnraiMaodeoa wa
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`TI~E LA , ~E3T-NEWS.
2' rszsaaA PB.
RECEIVED AT THE DAILY GA/ET7 E OFFICE.
From Washington.
Wcasmoron, Sept. 1.1 --The Navy Depart
ment, by mid of able and experienced officers,
has carefully Medina the„Whole line °Ohs
toast, with a view to makieg the but use of
each force se it could secure. The uptulitioo
was planned before the meeting of Ceara;
and when that body- pieced the neceuary
lands at the disposal the Departmeat, ac
tive preparstitins Mire made for carryini
them 111 W effect. As the co•operetlon of the
War Department was necessary, aad
iaaries • requiring time were indistumsable,
that it was not until Monday, the 26th nit , that
the expedition sailed. The 'access Is puke!,
nod every anticipation o 1 the Department •is
realized.
Among the paperti Captured was a copy of
a paper from the late American Consul at Rio,
Robert G. Scott, giving • list of all vessels
saving or to leave that port during the
oath, with a full description of their cargoes
ad destinations. By this information the
'rebel privateers knew when and where to look
for vessels, and sit - named in the list 'bars
been - captured. The report of their toterieer
in chief was' also among the paper,. habitat
that all the good gene at Norfolk are expended
and also the .whole amount of their fates.
Some home-mode percussion caps were foiled,
and It wee ascertained that copper had been
stripped front one of these prises, thiLiewood,
to frunish material for caps, the manufacture
of which is of tolerable good quality.
Among the pee captured was one or thi
ten inch colombiads, from the Tredgu works,
Richmond, whichitad not been mounted. ,
Our vessel. took three prizes, one brig, the
Henry A, Rodgers, 'of New Yorirdinn two
light boats belonging to tbri/Jatted Stator bat
in employment of rebele, with mboallaneoni
cargoes.
A gentleman connected with the espedition
reports that forces were leaded .ad drawn up
in line on the beach: when • It Was found that
be force consisted of 319 men: seder cont.
mud of Col. Mai. Heber, of the 20th N. Y,
regiment. At this tone the wind!raised a little
and it was found teoporsiblito lead more troops.
Pickets .ere isamediately posted under coat:
mend of Lieut. lbar, of the regulars. Assent.
log party under Lien. WOW and Lient. Wievi
gel proceeded op the beach, capturing one
braes field piece and horse. The force then
advanced to Fort Clark, which had been evac
uated, but were compelled to retire again,
owing to shells from the Beet falling therein,
mad marched back to the place of landing.
le, the morning they' again returned to the
Fort and the fleet commenced bombarding
the second Fort, called Fort Hatteras, which
sooa alter displayed the white flag.
&I tjor General Butler was complimented
with a grand serenade last night. Au iln
manse crowd gathered la front of the National
Hotel. The band having played the fiStai
Spangled Banner," and there beieg vociferous
cheers for BnUer, Gen: Walbridge appeared
on the balcony to introduce him to the audi
tory, in performing which duty be briefly epokd
of the combined exploits of Bailer and String=
ban, saying the policy of invading the suer ,
Sion State. would crush the rebellion and e
care freedom and submission to the Consiitu.;.
mos throughout the length and breadth of the!
land. lie then presented General Butler as'
one whose:testa coaduct afforded a harbia
ger of a glorious future for the country.
Mr. Butler was repeatedly intenopted by ap-•
plum. After deseribiog the battle muss, he
spoke of the necessity of continuing vigorous
measures for clashing out the rebellion. saying'
that with the aid of "Jack Fuse," Ring of the
North, who would kill (kg the malaria that now.
hangs over the Ebildb, the braes of the Repub.:
lb would pnah inlcusly on to the contest, and'
not rest mull every Milos Men can enjoy his;
own opinloe; and 'the rights guarantied by one
free both:talons.
In eonelaelon, ha proposed three dupers for
the Navy, which were earnestly - and entliuslae.
Wally given, and' he yolked amid repeated
Daprenntativie iledgerlck, of N. Senator
McDougal, of California; end W. D. Welled,
of. Washington, eaversily addressed the assent
biage. The band stein .W.leyed, sad the pro.
emsloni marched off Operate& Secrete:, Welles,.
sod perhaps other cifieeri of the Oovantnant. ,
. Gen—Butler wits'egiis greeted with cheers,
and after the band had performed "Ball to
the Chief," the applause was intenoisstically
prolonged. Hs said he bad been tar too mach
complimented by expressmasof the ilea regard
of his fallow-moms, but be took it se com
plintentary to the cease which all love, end
for which env 'of them were ready at this ma
mma to lay down their lives. It was, there
fore, no MUD personal coogriontation 40 Dim,
who, by accident, became a participetur' in
sours over which they had rejoiced. They
were all ready, as they cherished the Usion
and the Co:mutation, to defend them. To the
gallant navy ender Baulks= ars we irately
Indebted for oar recce's. Oh, it' was a glo
rious sight to eel the soldiers Air the. Union
stretching their hands assinettbeir rebedloui
Widnes. Had you stood os the deck' tied
seas the Wabash, fdinnesote and 'Catiberland
come into action, and lookiniever the deep
see, seen the Sevenneh, which bearing the
caanonsding, cams , to take her sham is the
contest, and betrd the booming of amigos se
a rebuke to treason, yon.would bars thought
it web mullet as lengthens a males life:,_lt
will a glorious eight to ass the mee who as
once en honor to the navy of the Oohed
States, bet had proved recruit to his ,dsty,
presenting his sword es a prisoner to Comma.
dors Striagham. Us meant Captain Barron,
in company with 115 prisoners, on his way. to
New York..
Wesausaroa, Sept. 2.—The Nes. Elgin" B.
Washita's'e has arrived on.bosluese connected
with the aniving of the tin* 'orldisole.
which State has nearly 50,000 men in service.
Major General Brauer having obtained' a
few days leave of absence, will leave 'Wash
ington for Boston this &Ransoms. "
The Navy Dapartmisst be directed the fol.
lowing sppoiatmenta to be modest the Brook.
lye Navy Yard Daniel Collins, Muter Spar
maker, dabs Mitchell, Muter Illoctmaker;
Atkinson, Foreman 'Painter; Daniel L.
Anduy, Timber Inspector.
WAIIIII6TOII CIII6 September 2.—Minieler
.
. . .
Adams writes that he dose not thick the Brie:
lab Government coqtemplates any chug* of
position, so long as the blockade is continued.,
Secretaries Seward and ChleleTol3 having TO
tuned,' *cutesy General Sates ia the only
member of the. Cabinet cow skint from the
c tn. ibbott,of New trampehire, bu recelvga
aathority from the Win Department tonne
. 4
regiment of beauty in that State.
Daring the week put, reports have ben
prevalent here and elsewhere, baud on illege4
pirate accounts, ordinate/ to Gen. Roseartaii,
but it brcertain that the Wet Department be.
no inch information.- !, . .
Portion Noreco, Sept. , 2.—The steamer
George Peabody, arrived from Betterite Inlet
ibis mortify', hatrieg in tow he, prise brig H.
&Brooke; reptand at the inlet. , - The atitomor
'flartilli Lune was got off et 2 o'clock, p. m.
on Saturday. Nor. Armament 'and - coal had I
been thrown Ova/boiled, but the: guns would
be recovered.' Mirabelli bad eight killed' and
twenty.five wounded. ,A. sew Illilit4l7 depot; I
it ie eippoired, will be erected, and assigned to
,Gen. Butler. ' , Copt. Lodertircompany, of the
3i artillery. returued on board the Nobody.
They .were, the fi rst to Shear. end. with he
Rani brigade. oomphaely,ont off- the escape
:of the rebels by land. Lieut. Loder was the
first MU thatioraded tbe eared soil of North
Caroline. Tbe gun 'boat R. B. Forbes, Iron,
Boston, went ashore yesterday on Bentb Island.
near ,Cape Charles.- Three propellers were
sant down from Old Point to esoist:legetting
her off Two members of liawklute'regitosne
was accidentally shot tol , day,'lnd ens of these'
' k Bled.
flatuusevad, Sept. 3.—Tbe act of thielsth
of Key, 1861, section 12,.expressly forbids any
volunteer leaving the But., amyl be shell be
accepted by the Governor of the Brats, onder-s
-requisitlon from. the PrasideeL Iv hal; therr„
fore, been derided by the Bub authorities MS
persons enlisting in todeprodent regiments, w
onted only by - the Wir Ilepartatent, ere not
entitled to coattelatkes from the Sup, eta their
families an not to woke the bite of the
fends relied by their reepectiveconstiee, and to
alga that death the MOM of 119 -- 1 month,
for fin leers, allowed by lb. But,, will oaths
wide to their widows end aGsor oldldree.,
ini r am llllll pea Llll st a w , o Se nhui pt.
104 2.7 i T at ti rie s. graissio tiou!t r." -: 40 : ; )
la anotbst. wets attacked bry Col.' Croats%
of Gam. Kelly's staff, witblwo companies
U.L troops, a Huts situ dayli g ht this mortfi
lag. TO Sicissioalsts Mato 100' ittroar
him, and be mu obliged tc fall bick with tag
loss °Limo men.. The a:paddle's from bars
loaf MOM pad not reached the 1 1C•11111411
as our lasso taigas: 'lsro'plsims of military
Weft past to CthaimitY's naii.krfol*Finduiblult
to diy. _Ha ttspartis,tbal,sta , bald. the
stamp bgcbsck aatil inihissed.
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Loutrraut4mt. 2,—The sper.ial dispatch
pt the Cou , dated Nashville, - filet, states
that the cep** of . . Forte Hewn' sad Clark,
thilatter teroinien north of Hatteras, is cob
firmed from i rlialegten. cur mu fought
bravely. It ' reported that fire or spit bun.
Ord of our *ea wen takea - prisonen. Oar
lc= in killed Is said to be forty and wounded
twenty. Anoaiser report nye that eighty were
killed and whuodad. Only ten or twelve
snooped. .. , tl • : . ,
The 'aureole( Is morning strongly Coo.
demos Gen. FMaao Ir precinct/lion i sed asps
the Legislatuhi by ils action to avoid anent*.
noting such nation here. It says it mu now
decide whether it w It organize a body of local
soldiery for ate erpues, strong enough to
enforce the , obliga ti us of loyal neutrality. or
whether it wall se sr things to go on et. they
bane btu pint. th the prospect of IsProff
at no dietant'd y ;into the condition which is
so brief I CM hati brought on the away of
. tr
Martial ;ow in . Woad.
The Courier" a ye there 144 eompany of um.
ed federal, sort 01.114 at 1101 S• Clive fitatkm, on
the Nashville a breed, 81 miles' south•of Lou-
Dale.
Immense wielder:4 freight made green nult
. •
of people are ally' going south by the Nash.
Mlle route, lUD* a grea number ofpusen
gen are artirin* It it thought th*great
rash south is :caused by the edict which bad
e i
gone forth thatlaf the drt of September eon.
intrazone wit* th 101811 would be MOB, en
forced, and tha t 't e rush north is owing to
Davis' proolarditio ,
The Clourii rigs that Camp Dick Robinson
is constantly Iti og.
A negro ;witted imam the river at this
point, pastime's/ • falls and pending per.
(qtly naked idle p Joe 8011. Be uptaweed
himself as b. 14 the property of Col. Johnston,
of Camp Boone, Tenn. Be was this morning
returned, mkt* Illa or eoldiers, to Jefferson
Gutty jaIL Col:Roman bu given Col. John.
sten notice of the fact
sor zie
Hon. Earn " Etheridge left. for. Frankfort
this morning. q ,
Lontramm,- pt. 2.—The JOletSalssys.that
too Seeesaton lodittary companies of Infinity
and Cavalry are at Beard's Station, on the Lott.
Wills and Leal Won railroad,,armed with Stake
cloud arms. ,
The Carrier; of this evening, says that fear*
ere entertained of a oollielom porous the chinas
of ffewautle, y. --
The Opel ' I.4;oScrisr, of the 24th, says
that two soh ' ore - ran the blockade at MO
monthat Oak'nelart ririr, and landed a cargeof
coffee, Maar. LS t, etc. c .
The oorreepi deal-of the Risible:nal Zaisirer
noddle that pstW of the wind at smear the
anthem par* of two cargoes of sager, salt,
mentimolusee, etc.,Sappased to be the unto as shore
oned. • 1
The correspondent of the New °thane Ores.
ems smelts ttor seizure of ill blankets In the
steamboat., lyidg • that port, for the army.
The Mobile 11-il, e rays that theta Is ovary
rum to WO4 th i the enemy at Port Pick.
CU at. te91011 . 11, . nab's/ prior to the weans. Oen of that pt ..
' -
hionviciii., e - 2d.--Tae steamship North
4 r
A........,.... Li verpool on tha 221, arrived
off Farther Polk a 9i o'clock thin morning.
The steamer 41,1 ' gl baxes arrived- out on .the
19th, and the City t Baltimore on-the 20ib.-.
The North' me can has 9120,000 in specie.
The political us ais unimportant.
The Imporp of Austria has Issued a decree
ler the dimple on of the Elonguiati Diet: .-
.1
Amoug thelepireread at the Social Setester
Ctingrass, at Dhblie, "wens by Mr. Beauty,
Member of Fialitinnt.tront Manchester, 111
which he saidthat he manufacturers expected
to be able to?land a supply of cotton to
beep them IV rki g with tolerable regaluity'
tall Spring. i -
Liverpool C 4 toe Maart, Th ursday —The
ei
sales of sotto* or duets dale was 60,000 bales,'
of which 23 , 01}0 were to speculators. The
ar
mket cliwdi met with an advance of Is Si.
, Brew:stars ',.1..1a bresdatuffs there was still a
declining uniffincy. The market closed very
quiet at a decline of 24. on wheat and 61. on,
flour; corn mill • provisions quiet.
London Maisi; Markel. —Consols for mousy
91;(p1i., 11 .
New Tone i i
Sept. 4.. , •
'Burveyor . Andrews
yesterday oei 25 vessels, °weed wholly or
in part by QS re beim. including. night ships
and . saves be ka. O.hers will be soiled to
day. The velem oi the WCIIIIIIIII pied is over
Iwo millizij dollar,.
The Co , ; nal of this avenittLetates that
dm frigate- fdlitemnts spoke's pilot boat which
reported bevies spoken as iteknovre vessel
which stated that 01. Brow., r I Pt. Pickens,
had recspian4 th Pennons Neap Tad, bet
gives CO par . ale s. . -
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• • Sr. Loins Sept. ', 2.—Lemogton, it is re.
moved, eras ;dies posseas.on of by the federal
li e
troops lasi Y 'day. .As teintorcestails have
reached there' i..ra Ibis so ipprehessios is
felt. ar the sal 'y of the troops. In the attack
os Mande, 'Miriam Caton ironps were wood
ed • bet . sow I killed.- Geo. Pope, leaves lot
Query this !,, hissing. Be will immediately
take the field* pent= in Northers Minoan.
~
Ctneuressi, l Bept.2.--4 tied immured yes
terday at Boone Coors Buses, Virginia, broi
twee* the rebrila gad federate; resulting utthe
total route of the easels, wham loss la 30 kill
ed, a large uulbar wounded, and 40 prison
ers kcias were killed on oar Side, but
its were wounded. Our men burned the town.
Fah:m - 204j Ks., Sept. 2 —The nous
elected R. 44 Buckley Speaker', W.T. am!
'helm Chit, end John. 4a, Smedley Serieut- at.
Anne. The 6•Dat• hu cot organise&
Nati' Taste; September 2 —..Tba trig*.
Miasma% *id: me prim:ars saptataa at
Hatteras 1100 1 4,0 m Farris etoatos .
auto:4'l4a utived.
.4GOAL ITBI3.
V,41,1M anw
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The reporter of the Wastilogion tiftw has
bent visiting the colony jail, and has wriltea•
as account of his oks unborn, in ,that paper.
Speaking of I e Raw. John union, chaplain of
the Tenth Priansylania • asgimear,.coufined
there -es this charge of tidier soldierVierthth,
.. ..: , ..
he ilays :„ LI - 1
__•. • • ,
"Having seen rinoughOa this 4 / 3 04 we se.
.ceuded to the range of , cells on the second
floor, immedilitsly abase those we had jest
visited. Eftwhi'isear the grated door - of the
wage, ow the • right,-"stood a gebtlunanly
looking period doused in black cloth, with a
blue cord doWirtho nun of his putaloons:
He advaneed.lo the dooriantt we soon found
he wu the Rev. John- Green, chaplain of the
Tait.- Pain inn* Feginunt, whoa arrest
her bean sou ed is thekfter. - clergyman',
in prison on e Sabbath. day, chilled with a
criminal offer*, was aimed sight. Revive me
hit hand through 'the grating, while la a trem
bling voice be spoke of the charge - against
him, and can he hoped his name would not
bethentioaelit ul .she papers:- Wskolt him it
had already bees reported. He epoke in fast*
big terms' t bit wife and - children la Panay!.
vials and ot,"ltho hardship of not being al •
lowed`en ass s ay friend. on this day (Sudsy)
who would l ' Were' for his release. •We kit
him PleadiegAis inpoetnee , sod lamenting his
-hard fate . ” Jl''' ^- - . '- .' - - ,
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• i - - -
Eatemsthp Laroway-Illioo Stoles-
On Sundayikiibt, lb@ tavern. stand kept by
Mr..Uansauf at Wroth) Run, was Went
bnrglarioneljj sad lObbOd oltecio is gold, CU
tier and bath 4 billsTito thief liaised acme .
to tits husk lby boring through' a :window
'shutter, witlin breast bit,.Ant usfastsming elm
'latch• Is slower room, a drawer was open
edition* which a .few,dollars la chugs ware.
tabu, arid bunch of bus. The toys Weft
used la ope i 4drawerv; etc., sad (be - house
Was comfit ritisablutiL, — Ilittmas , e
chamber d was entered bI mesas of as
'"outsider," Aid a closet is the bedroom -ea
,
'unlocked mitts; oat *at tba keys: Hers the
itballound ,hit objeatod, eesscila‘-ons hub.
Arad and.itredtpAre dollarileffoldoltou
basdred astioumeoprttiv• dollartiloysr, and
isms budge/I'4ollms in Pittsburgt beaky OHO ? ,
The burglar Wages! without
I , The theit-rmt Al i v it rento tbs. work ot.some
!one familiar == whir hoes... 'dog which
would tot 'o , o=lf:strangers in ilia yard was
timed Ghat wp i, an enthuse- -AI chisel, two
lids, and a loin eighteen test long well fund
polies
examinsd Unebbuacarefially,and amender,.
big to burst oatihitalitt - „The I Mossy bad
been at acrd for tifevfonncis of flaying for
Komi Nimbi recently matt by tdder of the
;landlady.
IdasouritOrnisiriVe recarcusasd-M.&
pony or do Mil #iradnuitivik„ asa
odttlati for Calma t bears like assabliaaa
4:90* !:flaaAtllailpeoli4ateat wow..
!MOP , Attlinito: ttf fikmoott oast .tioatig 3 7lr
too, to lies atria supasalld••Arm
f.• • . mum Raraacaralk
br
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131111111111 1 NAyAkvicTORY!
WL I IIIIIIIOI, Augark 31, 18..6L
A splendid and decisive blow has been struck
on the coast of North Carolina by the eambined
naval and land forces of the Union, which mu
passes's Impottanee anything yet accomplished
against the enemy.
A piratical nut. long the Wier of the Oler
aliant, lam been affeetually broken op and de
stroyed. Victory has crowned our flag. Tour
special correspondent has this moment arrived
from the woe ot contest at Hatteras inlet,
North Carallna,,whieds he left Fridayaffr it =,
with General Butler and staff, In the
Adslelds, under commend of Commander H.
9. /Mileage:4 11. S. N., tonching for a short
time at Formes Monroe, thanes to Annapolis
and Washington.
At tan o'clock the. Wabash fired the first
gun, the eleven-inch shall striking near the
battery and busting with tremendous toree.
The battery, which was of send covered with
turLand _mounting five long thirty-two's, in
stantly retuned the fire, the shot falling short.
The Minnesota and Cumberland immediately
opened fire and rained nine and eleven-inen
shell into and about it. The fire was terrific,
aid noon the battery's r 1190250/ were lOW tad
far between, save when the frigates surpended
Are for a while to get a sew position, when
the enemy's fire was most spirited.
No damage was sustained* by our ships, and
when - they again took their position the nett
zonate' was intensely hot, the shells drop
ping in the enemy's works or falling on the
ninputs, exploding in death-dealing fragments
and naming death and destruction with them.
The small' wooden 'unduse about the fort
were torn and perforated with Byiag shells.
At eleven o'clock the immense flagstaff was
aliotlway sad the rebel flag came down, bat
the fire was still continued by them.. -
At twelve o'clock the flafittlehanna steam.
rid in. and, dropping her bone astern; opened.
en .effective fire. The cannonading on our
part was incessant, and the sir was alive with
the hum and explosion of Brie( shell f but
the enemy did not - return • the fire win - any
regalarlty, the battery being too hot for them,,
irons the explosion of shells that dropped fit
al the rate of above a half dozen; a minute.
The eftemy.caused firing a tittle before two,
and afleir a few more shells had 'been thrown
in, the Commodore eigaslized to cease firing
The troops had meantime advanced within
a short distance of the tort, end before we
ceased fineg some of our men got in and
raised the Stars end Stripes. The place was
too hot for the men,. bat the flag wu left wav
reg. Ckawain Benjamin Sweares,ot the Paw.
ntre's first cotter, stood for some time on the
=um waving the Bag amid a fight of
When the firth( ceased the fort wu occu
pied in force and held afterwards.
The Monticello had proceeded ahead of the
land force to protect them, and bad reached
the inlet when a lugs fort, of an octagon
shape, to the rear and right of the small be.-
wry, mounting ten thirty-two's and four eight
inch gnu, which bad till then been silent,
opened on bar with eight par, at short range.
At the name ituruust the got egroondi sod stock
fast, the enemy pouring in a fire, hot and bea
u, which the Monticello replied to with and .
sharply. For fifty minims else held ber own,
and finally getting of the ground she came out,
having been shot through and through by seven
eight inch shell, one going below the water
line. She fired fifty-fire shells in fifty min
utes, and partially silenced the battery. -
• She
re
withdw at dusk for main, wi th one or two
men slightly bruised, but none killed. or
wounded.
The escape of the vessel and crew was
mirachlons. Until this time we supposed the
day was ours; but the unexpected-opening of
the luge battery Tether changed the aspect or
'Bain.' thiogs did not look cheerful at dark.
We had men ashore who were probably in
need of provisions, and in cue of a night at
tack 'no assistance Olaf' be sent them from
the Harriet Lsne.
As'We lay Mote in shore we saw the bright
hives.o fire. on the beach, with group. of men
about them The •night paned - without an
alarm; the enemy... we have Moe. learned - ,
iyuig on their lime all' sight.expeeting an
At euly daybreak - son Thursday the men
treat to quarters in the fleet, end at a curio:
put eight, the vessels having borne down
nurse than the previous day's position, the so
don Nista, the Susquehanna opening the day's
wotk by *.a shell from cis of Abe 'eleven-beh
bans. The Minnesota and Wabash joined In
Immediately, and again the hum of shill and
their explosionviss.heatill. They find nearly
Italian bear bight's Olsten/4 responded, when
It answered briskly. Oar are sou more °cruet
then on the previous day. The range had been
obtained, and nearly every chat want Into the
battery, 'throwing up cloud' of sand and ex
ploding with tunas effect.
At twenty•five Initiates put ten the Harriet
Lunt opened fire, and Soon atter the Camber
laud came in from the diet and joined in the
attack. The Harriet Lane, wan bar rifled
guns, did good execution, went projectiles
item the eight-inch shell going into in. battery
and one going directly through the ramparts.
The fire was so hot that ell of the enemy that
could do so, got into a bomb-proof to the
middle of the bauery. .
Finally, at five minutes put eleven a. en,
en elms-tech shall having pierced the bomb
proof through a ventilator and exploded inside
near the Celglinta, the enemy, save up the fight
and raised over the ramparts-a white
We. Immediately-ceased firs, On: Butler
went into the mist and landed at the fort, and
clamed an oneondltional imirender:
Commodore Banoo, Assistant Secretary of
the Confederal* Navy, asked that the Uinta be
alitind to marob out with:lido arms, and the
mm be permitted to Mona to their homes arta
sorrimderieh , tbeir arms. Thus tuna true pro;
notuned Inadmissible by Cluaralßtitteri• and
fully tbe tone wu sutrendaral without eon.
.Artioles of adpnlation Wail signed on thi Oar
ship by Commodore • Stringbam lied General
Bathe an Mound of the United Stab* and by
Comtnodure Barron, Colonel. Menlo and Major
41adretra on the rebel aide, sod. the litotes
swords delivered ap
Out. victory was a complete and briillant
one.. We 10111 sot a ' life, nor bad we moreth in one, if'aur.tiounded. Oar men . retain
possession of both forts. • .
1 forgot to mention that Lient. - . - Murdaligh,
late of the United States Navy; had. his arm
shot of, but escaped with others, is steamer,
that wished in the Sound, cut of rangy of can.
moo, until the fort sumindereil, when they*
coped, with three schooners,privateer .
===a3
The, rebels ma repeating their. attempts*
poisoning.— ThilamdsvillaDessocrbe makeithi
followingitatament
"Tim M•ibris /Waifs ego . whits', a young
myt oiited - Beiliti, mambas of ,41mtaia
'compasy if tle Twang-fourth indimm regi
ment. wu walking haetarards and forwards as
satinet' astable of Isalasinti Path; tit. Lon%
me 'Ma adman% hi was approached by. a
young man mho, with &Madly fat* asked the
sentinel if he did not feel weary, to which lb*
soldiat repiladi 4 Yes. — r4o frt alittie "tired,';
laltedi Oa Alta flood Wilmer; &Nell word:ar
two of further. ociararsatioaendieti - .Wm if ha
would sot mops a pion of his pie. The war
tinal. - thaaked - him with a fwartfelt patitudry
and'ata lbe pia. — Shortly Aftstwarda wat
aonsulalio4 sod was isaniad - by his
cow/sass to the hospital teat. , Tiat , physician
of thasagiment fband..that_histas.: poisoned
with strychaba.". ~.. •
Co. of. thus rebel however met a
sodda fate a fiw diyiptho• tk‘f•delllealm,
;at Bask'.Town, Maryland. A correspond
.ent tells the *tarp - , "
4 .Yesterdai Ma *Wait of thi farm on wbbris
Ate" ezmy is etleamput was waged and shot
without trial. ll* aged fearfaUy _whim they
vette/whoa Ids 1114 aut uttarlir sefaisAti
sell his bay at any prise, and dually carried his
sidia so. tar-as aositrampi3o }etswt , a -sprisg
from which tha soldiers abodned a large supply,.
IteiraVerastod lei thalieClideihi Miamian
'evidence of his galls np'6, - Mtn; and was Mon
IrinkOnkbans4l fligll4
•
Ckonve sma flocce.—.The
been Ftersdnes says
4 .0 a Wednesday last, the steamerldoltairk
brought the sloop Slosh late, captured : bb
bar, up to the outer • tree? bidow'Vt.-blarke,
Where the crew of the steamer smatled the
sloop gad tusk her across the Channel,' Ern"
bevies at her dealt la ,piceitssitlt sus. The
eteatesitintiPesti* 4 l74 l tbahesell michot;
lag piece. .1 boat from Port Williams west
bo gm sloop, sad entseamdid is (*Wig off .bur
'sad emu other s Mtiette:rTae:plaos
"D the' eldop witi•tinitt watt at trait'
Port Willis.,, water theirettelvef the guns.
Ti. SSSWirsktlissoltilbatlii - itt. - Marke is
nary Warrow,tes that; welfeintiasi'ithireinklag
of a ball la It will eifietnallY'eltetntet %Mil:gu
n* of TainkiSckihatPolt,"
Ehmontslor Moiorr.—ltotty . •
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Nodirollottloolositeg to WOO bt , tlio Cos:
folonto.lttates, wu sthiLlsourday
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with no partleedst Asap Is $llO.ll. Shi diand
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Kb Peatiy3t 8441101,00; m di do siAiikeko:4 10
di** , SVPiiSX 4 :.) , •
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to isoco at611)0
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. jt (oq 64646 . '450n.
picant4tdaexitli a 140
"stir, tataalaks Won; sal* at 6,000 * Victailatt
sc, bad Praia twat at Na. ,
/RUlT—plcaty and pima dartledai lab ar . 26,601,
lOW se $1.66614.04 &Act: 6 . 46 ot 6 2 . 2 1: 11 b. 6611
Peaches MA bbts Fun lust ittdit.-. • -."
0.6151512—ta talr dewed; ialitc62s bOaiffi.L
tap k4s, at Top lb.
adr—asetiseas% iii.. fry CAM of i0 . 17101111*
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3100.51:111411144; lab 016 66 tit at 610 dm.
WEIZAT—doII: sal. at dc?ta. ce: , 2 G bask Bast
- Kg)* bosh. ;
Wal3Klrtadi l 6s66, , cotalitaltd;atCbaics
at 7@lt op , pl3—ealb sad tins.
sionirlimm AND clumuaiammuur..
DIY Oixnp—The followlag le the ixemparattesstatte
at the I:karts:or brera drj goods To.
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for th e week and Wu* January 1:
Mnte'red at the unit... $2,811„24i VAUD $4N.125
Thrown on maker t,110,15D f r 1N.690 I,oleAll
entered at the port..;. 84918, Btaeolanbery I.:c D 0 f 4611,476 DARDS
Ititeerer ea met!tst,.. 80100,597 18,111,60 81.06A7.
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MonoOet, 12 Warn A Cratuace.itim Bon .1—
Boptotabor 2 =NI rolls Bother, i Boldohn bids op.
pbs, Ocdp t Btovited: 62 Obis lour, McOluttio;
rod * or, 660npey tblo; antor,lllll tto. 60 do do,
fe P Woolndge; 4 aka Tool. 11 liabonlo co 4
souploos, Loyd A BIM, 10 bbto pose! Gab; B lib. -
new* • co. 22 Obis apple* ST -11 , 4d4012 241 Ws.
flommat4 Know. 1 car ocotaiset /11102coet,S'Onory
so; 48 nolo led wire, Allogbany oron4 TO, bbl.
doom, Bockilown k Ocem 127.tdd00 (lisp A 21~1
1 bbd sump Iron. Jour It
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3110olor wad, Wablitairar4 1 cad ladobb,J Bosky; TO
bbLkorgerit 11 Bon; 2 bbls Dodos,/ Onston
Nis opoluo,l B WllBong 10 Idda apples, Beck
von bl bzo cbone. bib Tows& e; I 02142104202,
H !holm *so; 2 an 'earn, Naol4; I bra Mon,
Blinvor Dilworth; • roils loather, D Mason St its
osto,;2lcCoiloogh, omlib t me 13 ale bliho, AMU, Loy
car: 10 obi. W Bomb I bbliggb; 1 - .5 faith
erb, 1611 aka *heat, IA isnorVA 6d3 nosh Mew
aldt Athockla. ,
The heat ismaise statientry,with 8 fret-2 brims
by the meth mast, inched reported on Otani -
Rom. itrapts..—.Ther• me" not n stogie 'ordeal
train bektwiand the Hastings tor OtncianatLiran the
only departure. Eht had all, the, tenth air Gould
ta,ta.efth &barge in Rotataltoin Me.
thrash. westepociast agrotted at Glue Heals gratin
day ermine She-would probably - be able teasel
the wharf last night—..lgaVgatps SU the - 00110
Hear, tar the present at keit, may hi reasithwed
pindkantlithere Is mother
Utellne and Baena passed Wheatlng ua,lon.
.Ttus Reliance hots OlndereatE boned'kw. thin
city, wrack *snag war Stant:raisins Ott Sondarand
Bothelor mined a new steamer
3raterdsp,lnerlehtg at the Allentesey west said to
wham to Jdus Bel 4 -at Tatrameffla the boat is not
}et dahhad. and is bat ;ankh:paid to. ,We.all
outdo widths What disposition will be made it, -
bas preannsethst it will Os Farad to thsCkmotunann
service, peibmieln the casponti of a gun boat,:
Pntsear*tu4 fai:d 2-IFloor veriFirdeL'iiid faded •
01=1200 50Is ot $4 40 kw western savalloo. PIS
for sztra, awl 67,44 for extra temny. rasa
Eye Flour ot 0160560. Ono Weil $1 IL Most
doll ma 2o loner: Was ago bus ri n d ot $11001124 •
and WWl* at $l. 2245124. Rye steady at 441ar old.
01 l tattle demand mot alms Aran sake of I= hat -
)Nast. 650 14 1 • Oda tuntoore alas of .12120010
Panwiste ot. 93019. .ooffee be/ tba desand.l6 _
only *indicate,. salsa of lib la 1.0344113 i. sal
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lawasmaileaooo66l.o 06401411 M. - -
Totti.' Eept.2.—Eisoleg....4:atton . Is amok. •
4500 bate Rt RIK. tour Or sale of 1400 Ms
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$1 1006 20 :14 aids. PO 5 0 for Ohio. awl Mien ':-
for Southern. Wheat tan *des 10.000 badtst
Le Cdrcaro;apriag. $lO5OlOl for 11111wantes dab,
St 100116 for red western and $1110123 far orbits.
Oararsales -911.000 bomb et le advances - obits 45065. .
Beef doll. ;gabdoll Wbbelty steady 121T0. -
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