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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. , 1861
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THE - COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
-,=-; The County Convention', under the call is
sued by-the Republican Executive Committee,
asannibled' yeeterday, - at
,ten • o , clk-the
Political Convention in the Court Ho use, and •
• the Judicial Convention - in thdeity H . The
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' •'• " ittendanee at both places was large, add mark.
;
ed let was manifeated in the proceeduip.
THE POLITICAL CONTENTION. ~
The - Convention war called to - orderdby
, Thomas U. Marshall,
.Paq., Ehairman of the
County • . . . . ,, t hat
the.Cominittee, who simply remarked that
the Convention wail not strictly a .allepubli
,_
cant'. C on vention,
•-• . call. Convention, as.the call included ell ibises
1 , .
who were opposed to' the present rebellion.
• If the Convention desired it, he would name
two Secretaries to receive the credentials of
delegates;,.
' A voice-t Name them.
... , Mr. Marshall-I will designate as temporary
Seeretariis, Meters. John Wright and R. W.
Thomu.
. -•- The nom i na tion was nnanunously confirmed.
: .-. *'and the credential' were received ta Mown:
.Pinurnaatt.' , ...Thstentot-.D Vitufmona,Che !Dion
- - . Second derd•SW Woods„s Ifehiseteelt. I .
-,Ttdrdiraell•Ut viol: D Simi J Sutherland. '-
7 .. s . - .ld prick: D B geripson,l; AUDIT.
Tomtit werd-J 0 Hors 8 Liadaey, Jr.. i
Fifth ward-lot Owl: Ompilmighey. • IdeCtliteeki
. .. -Al poet: Joe hewn. /tl Begley.
. Meth Beni-Jobs Phillips, John Wallace. .
.- remota ireailAiMsnal Barely. J Bon. ;
- - Eighth maids-DThatohlaen, Jae Nixon. I - •
: • Math ware-Chae Arout.noiaJohn Webb.-• : •
...auxamou.-Virst. wird-~ Pkllae , "Jam Caldwell.
. . . Pieced ward John MeDonaldi Ann x Brimn.
Train enro-lit preset: A iDdeon. Wm Oder,.
..; " . •!. .. - , 2dprec'e: Geo Garet. 0 Guttman. .
• ...teartJa word-ist meet i 0 .WElabk7, J ManhelL
- . -• ,s. ssnd preet: J BMA Lode Mout
Basuoana-Monoagehele=T Bosaltir,J Ella, gr.
- Wes Pitteborgh-ltdward !prang, John &nth.
' ' • : tooth Pittabmb-TtiosOaaddayries lintielL
ldnquend-eingi Mont. Model Dempeni ' , •
- .. . .Iweresessillis-Win Smith, WI/ Stotriesit. •
fitlindort peek: W Graham,'. —, Ma r kman.
.4 •.- Rd psoe't: P PBS,' Gio Pamell.
.. . , Moßserports , Pitsi Behar, LW Blackburn.
Ilsnehester-John Wolt.Joils: Women t
_.
Temprainhohn eras; Joseph Walton.
inoeville-Tbres lhommis,Thae Creighton.
Sberpstrrp 7 4 0 Lewis Goo moray. •
Ensebeth-John Walker. Jr.. 3 /3 Karat
. ' Tueutnee=4, Mut M Porter. Bat WWI.'
SuldlMPi-Johts Wog:Bohai stilancen.. ;
Wan ittaitith-J, Irlital..l Ingram. ,
Tonstarri-Pitt--Geo DeCtlion, David &dip.
Peoblei-lit pree't;,T M itenhall. W 8 Begley.
-hi posit: nog 8 BlelrAleo II Anderson.
..- Lower Ilt.eleir-Jonathan Neely, Louth Prins
Coltles-it Tresses Samuel Crawford. i
Nature--4.11me Daman. Mahal* Innen
.... • ,', Sitrielley-Tbde I, Shields. Eat Stevenson.
- •,-. -.. Ineville-lowlstaile. Wll Ilimllion. •
___ . i , ;.. .•• • Gnaw% Bat iliseplS
, F. 77 -11.- Shaler-J n Shad, John 0 Mildews
':' Addle oin McPherson. Adam Walter.
Barron4Aushis
Eat Deer A Mari* J 0 Biotin&
: . .. Upper at. lair-Ja. mann% Waiter Yates. -
: Pcitc , M it PMlte. W B Lee.
Jerknon-tJohn G'Neal. Hem tieth.
trenktiostlat preet: A soientiel, B Batter. Jr.
• ;i. . 424 prosier A Ideearland. Thee llackrell.
Bildwin m , 000 thb 0 h7. Thom Barettt.
.110metsth iseenoud Dunlap Saw=
Mittoo-Wat Thompson. J McElroy.
Rai-A pbell, dept. Hinosig.
'Besegie•-0 lambasts:a, Jestke Miller.
?mowohm Nolan, John McKee.
Mloll dei o-J se 1 Bravo. Wm 011eir.
, F slims.- oha Magary. W Deanne. ..
North Fed -0 Y Wass N Mawr.
st
dr
e„.,-no sweet.: 0 J Steven on, Wo Dairen.
is .-24 ipreeier.J a Grow, BPt Alter.
•:Measusliele-Itobert Dante% J Dayton. i -
Roblemoo-frWoa elan, A !par.
thaw-4 0 'noir., J Clocker.
Duatter-Deo lamely Peet llcelaran.
•. . 'Plaae...lei astainanog.3 5 /Cowart. 1
'Peen-Jae a toner,"lll B biltelailL
Elisibeia 4...8 Kerr. Jos Burton. _
. • Moon Jlt IdeCormlet, W Bathhouse.
VermillearGeo Mein pem..7 oho Dobbs.
Ch h aztlare.4, D Lamm, J le Dab
• - 010-P liettks Ls Doff.
' floe ..A English. Oilier Andaman. •
'Werasseg• Wm Porter, —, Allis.
24 Booth
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ots, l 1 Bola.
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The chairman now announced the ;Conroe.
tioirreadyfo d r permanent orginisition'
,L- •
P. D io was nominated for President,
but declin .
Thomas,' M.. Marshall, Sur., was uneni.
--•-.,_ , reouslychbiren le Chairman of tbs. Convention.
fie thanked them for the honor conferred, re
marking that they had met in - troublons times.
The Convention aboold be governed by the
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highest and moat pit:toile motive.; and mu
much as it had:riot been called as a strictly
party Convention. he hoped its action would.
shame the Democrats of other section*, where,
having a majorit y. they refused to unite on a
Union ticket. The Republicans, having '
large , majority •in tnis county could :- aflord
LO be • magnanimous., ;- Let all I remeni.
bet -*that': the • • Democrats of 041 county
are now ehineld Ming their muskets, and stand.
'ing side byaide with Republicans in!' united
effort, to wipe out the memory , of Managua
and Bail Rao. ` ' [Loud applause.] He did not
__ , , speak by : dictation, but he hoped II that all
=., would Let In harmony, and for the geed of the
whole ir.oniiti7. It was, bat jest and fitting
I- - 4 - that they Should deal - generously - With their
- -
Democratic .fritinde: lie ',would_ dot have
InVOtlld Obi proposition at one time, [liughter,]
but bethought differently eince.lie _Witnessed
- thetraublato the - country, endear the patriot*
ism - •eitneedl by the Dentocratsof •'Alleghtory
comn./* •
- -•l4Plarlift.l I - ..
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The followieg Vice w
Presidoets ere lioeen i
Wm. Woods, Second Ward; 'Capt. Herr, Ells.
abed 2; Col. Gera, Allegheny; and Adult Wel.
ter,,lndiase tow:whip'''.,-.
Seerataries i .Da rid Siiiii - J. W. Blickborni
/ : . Thu. S, Bialr,Nm.' B. Negley, John - H.Hate.
- , . ..t. P. Drew, moved the appoint:neat or a
committee of three, to confer with a similar
committee from the Judicial Convention, that
the action of each might be humonioes.
Mr: Sutherland asked what was the object
*IOW Conimittee i He- considered I this the
1 . _tenting polnkric the Convention.., '
ThW-Chatinian 'remarked that irthtiadicial.
Contention would determine to divid the offi.
• , us with the Cr:marmite, it was desirable that
.; the Political Convention should do the earns,
,-,, and he - raopOsed this wisthr object in raining
the Ckirecnittee.-luit than mighs • be no club.
lag *Rhode action or in sentiment. I
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- - A • delegate Dont I Patton-toWnship opposed
the appointment lit the CoMmittee. The
- Democrats did not need the few little offices
which:could be spired by the Republlcans, to
secure their patriotism. They were already
' •in arms, and did
itot need any such appliances
to keep opthelr patriotisia. -
blr. Draw" said thatthe report of tie Com
inittee would
~ kieLoiidifig upon:: , the Con*
iantton-4he Until do with it as that pleas.
' . ed. The '- o bject was to *cure harmony of
action...lf a 'knight tickilis to be nominated,
, . let both Contemns nedirstand each other.•
II the patriotiem of -oar.Dernocutic friends le
to bantakinviedgeei is'the Committee eon*
d
' intli and a& Waters, lhat'a prbeer division
of the offices may be made.
1• , , ; A delegate.-Read the tall.
. ' li'4-• The ChaircianVeadthe call r and When hi
had fielaltiod, he 'remarked : urns tall, gentle.
as, is as broad as the patriotism of the cone
'try?' (Applause.Y• I • ' .;; •
A motion was made to increase the tom;
i - ..' , mine* to five. z Lost. - .. -•- ,--- - ••, -,, - I - ,
The original, motion war Adopted...tied the
Chairlannoineard u said Committee r Misers.
J. F. bravo, R, Fa Etniltb, and J. C;'LeWie, It
being'subsequently.innoneend *alga&
) - eel COnirention' bad , appointed' a 'nee
•of seven,' e above Committee eras' ; creased
, • "by ihir eddttiolad s -lbe` fidlowint - Named 'gee.
• uoregici pdrisas.J. H. Moak, Robert Steve*.
e
•Winifieiiig U. Aidetleisi tunVOliariaa Gill;
, -
,Xoittrroutay - ot . Britiokisy s leriarkel
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BEENE
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Itie colbrape, T.l.,l3llliaday ins lied
asked leave to substitute W. P. Jones. A
motion. to fhur e flea; was. made, bat; voted
down: a
- Mr. Wright, of Allegheny, moved that in
the absence of a deli:gate, his, .coliesitee be
permitted nivotri for lum. Noagreed to.'
Mr. Stevenson explained why be wished to
sabstitute • fdr..7012011. Re (Mr. - Stevenson)
was a Dentocrit; while' Mi. Jones, like bin
colleague, Mr. - Shields, wrs at out and bur
Republienn. • -
A delegate remarked that any mu who did
not take enough interest in the convention to
attend, did sot destuve to hive a subetilete.
The motion to substitute' was put and lost
by a decided vote. 4
The seats of the delegates tram the Second
Precinct, Third Ward;city. as publisted in the
list, were contested—a memorial being read
by the - Chair, ratting forth unfairness in voting,
etc. ~ T heinatter wu ielerred to i committee,
consisting of Messnt. John McDonald, S. Lind.
fey, Jr., and &meet Fahnestook. - .The com.
mutes sabsequeatly reported in favor'of the
delegates named in the list, which report wee
accepted. ..
Oa motion, the Chair appointed the
lag Committee on Resolutions: Meese. Robt.
Dunlap, Thos. 8. Blair, George M'Lean, Joo.
.PPKolvy, and J. M. Porter.
After making
.some preliminary arrange
manta for the nomination of candidate', the
Convention took a - receas until one o'clock.
AFTIIIN9O2, BESSION
The Convention re-aasembled at one weloch,
and the Ewa thing in order wu the report of
eotimitteea. •
Mo: Drain, Chairman of - the Committee of
Conferecce, reported u follows:
Your Committee, appointed to confer witha
similar committee irom,thir Judicial Conven.
tion, repan that we met akof committee, and
after tut Intenhange of Taws_ and duti
mation s agreed upon the following resolutions:
/imbed, •That we deem It expedient to ;
nominate a "Union County Ticket." •
Resohistf,That we recommend to the re.
spective Conventions thefoliowing,diatributio n
of the countyolgeu :
To the Republicans-48 offices of President
and Associate Judger bf the totirt or Common
Plessi,"ffinistast Judge of the• District Courts.
four members of the and Senator;
Sheriff and'County Treasurer. ,
.ks the Demooney—Prothonotary, Coroner,
Comadukiner, Director -of - the Poor, and one
member of the Legislators.
Mr. Stevenson atibMittadthe folloiring; ai the
minority report:
Borolord, That In the nomination and forma•
don of a County "Union Tiara," this Conven
tion omit and learn vaunt the following offices,
to wit: Two members of Assembly, Treasurer.
Commisdoner, and Cornner.
A motion was made to lay both the reports
on the tables bat soon after withdrawn.
The rePorts were then accepted, and declared
open for. discussion.
Porter, of Tarantula, movedthat the Con
vention leave open, the noriiinatioos for two
.members of the Miemblyaressurer, Commis.
sinner and Coroner. His opinion wu that the
Democrats should bars the privilege Of Select
lag their own eandlciatu for these offices.
Mr. Dravo humid the obliteration of party
Repnblieans.aird Democrats were now
engaged in fighting this country's battles, with.
out respect to party or political creed. (dp.
plause.l
Mr. urawforfl favore4 the nom - illation of a fall
Mr. Satherlaid was in favor. of a full ticket.
If the party leaders were lidtto fill the Offices
allotted to the Democrat", the Whole object of
this Convention would be defeated. Let a
complete ticket he eau to the' public, and
pony hacks would be 1 effactially checked in
their designs. (Applatiae.)
Mr. Stevenson asked whether the intention
was to make a ticket for !the Democrats,
whether they liked it or not
.Mr. Sutherland replied that the Democratic
muses would be thoroughly satufied with the
offices named, and it 'the party hacks were
left totiominate for them, the "Union move
ment" would be entirely defeated.
• Mr. Wright moved to allot the office of As—
sociate Judge to thei Democrat', instead of
Coroner. Not agreed to.
After some further discussion, Die question
was celled upon the motion to adopt the mi
nority report..
The year and nays were called, and result.
ed as ffillows
For the Minority Report 57
• Against itl3s
, .
The modest toadopt theezinorlty *art was
therifore declared lost.
The majority report ern then read for infor
mationeand a motion was made to adopt it.
Air. Wallace movediaa an amendment, that
the report be laid upon the table. Not 'sec
onded.
A motion to strike out Prothonotary for the
Democtsu, and insert Associate Judge, was
lost.
The yuit and Doylies:a called upon the too.
tion to adopt the majority report, and resulted
as follows:
For the . Majority Report.. .......-64
Against
The motion was der.lir . ad lost, and the an
nouncement was bailed with applause.
The ?inside:it remarked that the notion 'jolt
taken would not prevent the Convention from
nominating any panto whom they might think
proper.
Mr. -McElroy, of Patton, remuked•that be
had been instructed to advocate the nomina
tion of a wilinlon ticket," and that being now
out of question, he moved that the Oonvention
adjourn sine die, and that the people be 'trite
'mem their own ticket.
The motion wee - negatived by a verydecided
vote. .
The Convention thee proceeded to receive
the names of enamel; for the offices of
Sheriff, Prothonotary etc.
The President read the following letter:
CARP TICAPALLT,D C., Aug. 31 2 11561
Dear Brother-: I see by the.-Pittsburgh pa
per* that you have a letter from me, allowing
the use of my Dame far the Sheriffally It is
no, doubt a friendly feeling which:One induces
My friends to put me' forward in Convention.
1 deem it duty I 'Owe mean to afteelfo
the authorship of said letter, aid if thiu
reaches you in time prevent .my .name from
being used tit the Convention:. • The sense of
duty and right - which induced •me to enter a'
service by so means agreeable to me, would
not at this.time -permit ms to indulge in the
deairej once entertained of earring the wi
sely/of Allegheny etittniy in the capacity of
Your affeetionaie Mother
The Cheir proposed three cheers for Mr
'Mewing. which were given with a will.
The tollowing.is i list of the eandidatiss be
fore die qo °volition, with the bsilou Annexed
Bevy Woods. ....Ire.. 63 64 71 45
Jaw 40 • 41 '45 .43
0.0. ' 33 3 0 (vBodiro)
;Isom 8. Nogley—.... V (witharavro)
Adam Woaror 0
J. W; 4(witbdrlwn )
H.S. (withdenwn)
•
HAL • -
7.511, neIIOIIGILST. 4
Drury Zsloo .............. .46 • 00 'll
Jolla 111 81 8725
J.O. 15 • 16 - '• 7 00
D. - 75 28 43 57
O. W. ' - 10 (irlituirawa)
D. 0. 7 0 •• •
itchawl 7 8
Z eattarroo.. ' 4 '. 0
Andra, . 1 - u
Immo(withdrawn)
.
, orisons
,
Aube
LIME
Dna VEIN Jr • .3S
Dr. Cleo. N0C00k..—...... Zs 91 ;4';
Jabs PurJusept...:—..-.. - (griadrawn)
Jolts 51(igithdrain)
James Bampbak,..; 57, ,
1150,11aa —......-:
.-•• 7 ..:.:7 (wltbdrinroj
m.Oimpbal,'
41610a1a5e.......,;421,,,, , 43 --, 63 66 - .01,
/ 1 / -.114 66
/7 • -/ , ( 161 taara6 6 .)
111.11.11r0a.—.. . - , ;18. -. se , .13 ,
: (w1t6616.6)
Thom& 11•• - 6
Ir. 9
W. LL Wein
W. 44. n tOh 4 :
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lbottiMarked with aaterisk (ajive darn.
ioated
Then/ being sir *choice' On Ant ballot (74_
votes being-ittcessary to nomioate,) a second
ballot was ordered.
' - 0/1 second ballot, Aans Floyd was dor m.
nated. for Treamuari_on third ballot 'David
Callum Was nominated for Coeuninitmeit 04
Graz* ballot, Henry Woods was nominated for
Shea; and , Hearyilitton for Trothoootaty:
-Thu tar:the win,by nunking.
•- At the canclasios or tlinlosni ballot, tbere
being idifi no ShOfenTfor Coroner, a_motion.
Was adopted- to vote for the' two highest can.
didates rice soce-4he easdidauthafin AL ma
jority to , beAleclared the nominee 'The votit
scisltad'isttlitAtioieb of Mr. fd!Curtig.
41r.7kartlip, Ciatrutot OftCompktos on
MMEM
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Resolutioamirwatvasoototood-lq t►s Chair. se
ready to report. The resolutioaa were thee
read as follows:
Resobsed, abet In the langnap of the Crittenden
reerstoloas "the prwetit War was butenby the Inran•
Imbed of Mir Booth." end should be promented by the
Goerretnetit with all Molitor It eta o.mcand, 0001
the rebßlion it thoroughly crushed oat,
Reuterd, That ttds war. undertaken In Ad( defence,
Worn end holy, mil In prow-atlas It the dkmernment
should be soetaloed he every man, whhout Meth:wino
of party, w Windy lore. bib cotintry.
• Basafted, net to the proetuntku of Ws war the.
GaternmeAlalastified, and should be supported, In
alas the suisenid 11301111011% 'mild • meastine hula/
been tried aid IW.d to every Inatiusoa
Besolved, That we Sr. opposed to alt attempts at
=apron:dm With,oe offers of moonshot to, rebels with
amain their hands. . •
Rendivd, *tat jell medially apprimt the docienea
andodlad in.the reoaniprookmation of MI Gen. Few
moat to **people of allmond r as• flatboat mode of
dealing wit traitors and moon.
The lasCresolealon was balled with shouts of
&petal:um, and three . heart* obsess were given
for Osa. Pi:lament.
.A. 'station was adoated,;that the ticket jest
nominated ;receive the united import of the del
egates present. A goodly ' umber Toted la the
negative. .
Three abhors were given for the Chainnen,
Mr. Marshall, after wbfeh the Convention ad
journed sieV die—baring been in eastion until
7 o'clock m.
THE JUDICIAL CONVENTION
This Coli'vention assembled at City Hall, at
ten coclocir„ for the purpose of plating in nom
ination candidates for President Judges of Dis
trict Court Cad Court of Common Pleas, As
socials Judge, Assembly,. and Director of the
The Contention was called to order by C.
B. Esq., who nominates Hon. Robt.
McKnight Ins 'Chairman, whieh wu
noui
montly carri*d. 8.. P. Nevin, W. D. Banter,
and G. IL GUlran, were Clasen Secretaries.
Q. B. IS. Ankh, Dr. Gilmore, W. C. Anshan
baugb and Robinson Ware slatted as Via
Priaidents.l
The'Ch4an then it'd the sell for the Con
vention. Be hoped that there would be no bald
Wings b4dween the delegatee and that the
donsentiol Would set wittily, happily and her
motdously4
The following naiad delegates handed their
eredentlata to the Secretary, sad were admitted
to mate faiths Convention:
rmeimitot—vint ward—W B flouter, • Fryer.
&cowl ward—nos F Wlhoon, • McFarland.
.Third ervtr i c p , c , n e o;t l : Gangill w.
Fourth wrird-4T Ferguson, Jae P Scott
Bilth wardlet precinct: Goo Etarallton, A Lees.
1r1n. : 7 JOWL
Pith war —A tinudism, Tbocklugs Eakins.
&moth ward—Wm Kam, Ono Atkinson.
MOO wird—Lamb Him. HMaur
Ninth ward—Babt M had, S Hamilton.
wired—Daufel Janata, Gam
Wm Rana*.
_ _ _
Proced ward- k lk HeKnight.
Third ward-lzapiocet: B Patterom Jail&Victor.
!,-Zd preett Courad Smith,— Doppl er
Fourth ward-bit preet Batchtidd,J D
8.147.
.• -34 &meet: I toaster, - McKinley.
Boancroak-ldonongabels-V Ooeghegann,. D Brow,.
Wrat Plirebntsb-A J Park, J D sticharda
Booth Plitabrulb--S J Branll. Bard Banaboty.
Lawrrocovide-J Waking:o4 Pi B Parkinson.
Bast itirtalaabaria-Angora *moan,/ 11 Pug.
Tamperariesville-0 B tactual), Pane, illarnation:
Mignon:W-1 Id Jenkins. llobert Taggart,.
Bharpatatig-ll P Durham, John Baud, tr.
alcHaurport-Hice Puittey. 5 Milligan.
Maruharter-D IS Adams, lasso Mout.
Pauritirtry-Wm Hathotati, T H Nolo.
Birrologham-lat preet: R B Oornabso, J Ultk3L
•• 4.7 d prsert J P Pears, W 0 Ankh:heath.
Tarentwa-N V Emu, John Barmy.
Tormunia-Plit-A. W Clarratn, Wat•O Ladle.
Itertile-puore (Moon, John Braidan.
W (kook. H Brady Mahn.
Conlon-4 P Plarratt.,• J Woolalsyer.
Hampton:l-LI B Herron. Ohio Ostoonal. • •
lodians-Itioan South, Wilson Hepty. ,
Poo aideol-D Blus. base Hum
11 iirsorak, D Bien.
Pewicldel-W F Voltdseterg. B P Navin.
Varudiett-Wm • Phew, W Jaws.
Weindiilo+44 preet: OA Bow, J Doff. •
47d poet'[: GI Neely. W arsdarron..
HiPlio-John Hillock, Id Taylor.
Mike- 91`,m'Ouy. W Items.
North Payettie-W It Clarks. JR. Holum
tooth Patait•-•amnel Collins. Jacob Jordan.
Otoo-J thilsland, 0 W Bolposan.
Patui-0 Pittway, Jr nosy.
lowa-tug preet: N Bider, W Bads.
-xdprscet: I: Millar, Joe Millar.
Upper PLitnalr=W J Gilmore, J Dono•dsoo.
Lower BLVIalr-0 B M MU, Jcatph Dilworth.
Elizabeth-Beol Cooteln.
Indliaiti. • W Borhaosn.
D. en-0 ugh Denver. J IP &Istria&
IbildirlaLlJas (blame: H McDonough.
Foot[-4 Bob% i.e Pluto.
Unloo-"Apt B Young, Pt M Frew.
-.J D Bliaads, J. P
Ruler-James thaw, Jr., Ww Beanpla
Wlikins-;41 LI Maley. Jai Belly.
Patton-B. Bkaw, Z Aber.
Boot Deer,-Jobe 11.121141. John Black.
Ritlituml4-L H Dulls* J Ewalt.
Heat Deer-Cloo Haelett e il
Chestier.:-A idelartasy, P 0 liburnow.
•Jari Wilma. Jos Poirot.
Piebles-lst tenet: W Wartocaule, Stow Aiken.
•••• pree'ti 111 Ihnutzweldsr, A Motlialln.
The sent of Gen. Wm. Robinson, of the
First Ward, AiWithin!, eirbo WU substituted
in place or Mr. Dyer, was ',disputed by Mr. A.
N. Burchfield, who contended that the proper
delegate Was the one who received the next
highest rote at the delegate election.
A ComMittee on Contorted Seats was ap•
pointed, consisting oftbe lollowing gentlemen :
A. N. Berchfreld, W. V. Evans and A. E.
Miller. Tee First Ward Allegheny was re.
tarred to this Committee.
The fel own resoluttos wile offered by T
P. Wilson:
Raolosib That a Committee of Seven be
eppoioted4o confer with a similar Com:dittos
from the 4Political Convention." now is sea.
roe at the Court Rouse, lot the purpose of
reporting! epos the propriety .l nominators
• “UnioU Ticket• by the two Comentioes.
This 'etiolation pee tin tr quite= animated
dlsoessioti, which was participated in by several
of the delegates. The wsjorlty, however, was
in favor Of it,-as it passed with bat few dissent.
big voted'.
On morion,it wee resolved that the Chair Man
be anthollsod to appoint the Committee of Con
ference. Be appointed the following ginttlemeni
-Thos. P.Mrilsuo, U.S. Limon, C. B. Id. Bsattb,
John R. Peers, J. D. litlands. Thos. Psoosi
•ld W. O. Leslie; '
.0n merlon, the Milkman was also regnoeted
10 appoints Committee, on Resolutions. The
following Is the Committee: R. B. Carnahan,
Christian Helmut,. Jas. Bterfsito W. J. Wl'
-more lad - T. B. Beet&
A motion was - made to adjourn until one
o'clock; when Mr. Wilson gemmed the pro.
-Pnety or hariog the Convention meet in the
District Pour* Roomovhich he thought wee
much better adapted for the purpose. It wee
than agreed to take &recess until oaf o'clock,
to 1110011 M the Distriot Court Room. •
AFTILIIIPOON Ixllllol.
The Convention. re-assembled at the boar
daeignsied and proceeded to busioeu.
The Committee on. contained seats, in the
case of ;the First lititd, Allegheny, reported
favorably to Mr. -S. .Schoyer. Subsequently
Mr. S. declined in 'favor of Gen. RODIIIIIOII,
and theie betheno objection Mr. R. was ad.
misted toe cent In the. Convention.
The Committee of Conlerenee offered the
tollowidg report : -
Your'Committee , appointed to confer with
a . simider Committee from the Political Con
eention, reepectfally ropers that we mat said
Committee, and after an interchange of opinion
and! due deliberation, the joint - Committee
agreed bpoo the following resolution:
Resolbed, That we deem It expedient to
nominate a Unioll County Ticket.
itesoftied j That we recommend to the re•
',slotted Coo►entioni the following-distribu
tions °Utile county offices:
To the Itepu Wit ens--theoTices of President
add Associate Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas; Assistant Judge.of the DiatlCi COUtt i .
'four members of the- Legi I t r , bhariff and
County Ireasurer. '
To the Dentocraey—Piothonotary, Coroner"
County Commissioner, Directors of the Poor
and one member et the Legislature.
' On. Mollooi - the report was accepted, and
the Committee discharged.
- Mr. McNamara moved to lay the report on
the table.- •
• A division wits called,for, which malted as
llowei Ayes, iSb; nays, 70.
Mr. McMaster* moved that tbs . -COoreation
nominate :the Democratic candidates for the
ofncei tumid; and . leare it for al , Damocratic
Co D enzt . fon to, nominate. the liapablicana.
Laid on:the table.. ll:P;Yferin 'Morta to Masud by giving the
Democracy the office of Treasurer, and re.
Milling !bat of -Prothonotary for tfor 'torah
,.
An additional atiendmint was Offered by
Mr. Mllleq that, is addition to the Treasurer,
'the Donlon/am bp given_ another merabor of
the I.egisiatorei making two:
John D. Batley called fora •divlalon.. , of the
cicalae and the ayes and nap on the Ann red.
alatioa,s,'arbieb were HI loilaliat Ayes 67,
• C. B.ld. Sialth Moved that `the_ Convention
nose proceed to nominate candidates. •
Mi. Stewart, of Findley. mated that tbs.
Poneontion. ay it teatime, baring voted direct. ,
ly sgaiaat his inritragnone, fie felt bound to,
withdrarr.trtrta it..
Mr., Merl:Fyne - sorry to, lau - the ammo the
-•' • •
Colivaetion.luid seen proper to take. He did
not consider this a Republican sasemblage.
Ha understood that the call was aMlreuet to
members of all parties whO were in favor of
suppressalei rebellion and 'sustaining the ad."
min stilt*. . The question now presented
was for, as to pot in nomination capable and
suitable candidates, without regard to party.
Mr. MeMuter thought that there were nose
i
iil
but Union' teen in the mention, and he did
not like to hear each in • nations.
Mr. Penney, of Mc vespork, moved to ad
journ Maui& and rater the whole matter back
,
to the people.
Mr. Smith opposed the motion. The people
of Allrghiey county hid sent us here to nom-
inate a ticket and the delegates were bound so
to do. He was in favor of proceeding directly
to nominate a ticket.
The motion of Mr. Penney was lost.
The enoPon to proceed to nominate wadi•
dates was then carried. •
A. H. Blown, Dig , moved to nominate Hon.
Wm. B, McClure, for President Judge of Com
mon Pleu, anti Hon. Henry W. Williams, for
Associate Judge of District Court, by acclama
tion, which was agreed to unanimously.
A motioi was alto made that Hon. John P.
Penney be nominated by acclamation for State
Senator, bat there being objection the motion
was withdrawn,
tole stage of the proceeding', tbs chair
man stated he bad Just received 'Dote stating
that JO. Davis, the bogus President of the
Southern Confederacy, was dead. Tide intel
ligence was received with repeated cheers.]
A motion wad made to nominate lire condi.
dates for the LegWature without regard to dis
tricts, which was carried. The following can
didates were placed In nomination:
Thos. B 7
I II
P.'o. 09 70
1 14519.939 41.
Tbacma J. be 01
Wm Huicbman•--...—... 46 •-• 48
Bacot. 43
A. 8. 30 45
WS3I;MMIB
L. a ... (wlthdrikirti)
T. Id. Boyne- 211
•
-Gemgp~
MSSMEI
FM4:EggPM
Thomas 12
W. J. 11
D. IL 10
John 4111024:1--...-......------ 24
Hobert arthara---..-... 2
Mr. Williams being the only candidate nom.
Mated on the first ballot, it motion wu made
led carried, that all the candidate' but seven
having the highest number of votes be with.
drawn. The second ballot resulted (kli the
choice of P. C. Shannon, T. J. fligham and W.
Hotelman.
A motion wu made that Sigismnad Leow
be nominated by acclamation. Ayes and
noes called lor resulted u follows: Ayes, 73;
nays, IL
The nomination tot Animate Judge wan
commenced with the following moult :
A EIOCIAIT JUD 0 If.
lIMII
Jub3 ....... ' 46
John Boy.^ ----- 11
Lawrence, ... I
D.
W. AL 1416 w......—.....—.--. 4
Juno G0na1ey........--.-- 16 6
Imo!' 114n0.------.....1 - 26 14
:DM! Boyd-- ._ .--- II . a
•L a. aka tugoE.. . ............ 7'
Chula, liaberti.-- -- —-- I
MaMMMII
Jacob Btostsbth--,..----- 2
N. U. 3 43
Berme taking the second ballot, the sem.
ber or candidates wu iiilated to 6ve, having
the higeet Camber or votes. The second re
sulting like the firs*, a motion was made that
Mr. John Brown, having the (mama Camber
of votes, be nominated by acciamation, which
was adopted.
For Bute Senate, Mr. John P. Penney was
nominated.on the 6,st ballot, as follows: '
John P. Penney— ....... —..... ..... .
John McGregor Yd
For Director of the Poor, Mr. 8.. H. Davie,
having no oppoiltion, was nominated by as
natation.
The Committee on 'tuellalsms thou intuit.
led ttudr report, wadi was the sante u that
adopted by the Political Convention, and insert
ed In the proceedings of that body.
Mr. WOOD offered the following resolution
which VW adopted nnurosiotialy..% .
Resolved, That the Convention request the
representatives ol Aliegeeny county in the
State Legislature to vote lor the passage ol an
act, assuming the 'collection ol the war tax
guessed on the Mate ol Pennsylvania at the
recent session of Congress, thereby securing
lb par cent. to the tax payers, and prevention
toe annoyance of double tax collectors.
The Convention having concluded its labor+,
adjourned sine die.
Sewickley Iliiikatry.
The above named company stirred in the city
yesterday evening.. They are from huddle;
township, Westmoreland comity. The comps
nj has the fall complement of mu, and was is.
malted in the short space of one week—throlmh"
the enmity of 0. P. Markle, Capt. M. IL
and other.. Thu company, in point of physical
development, is sie fine • body of men ai we
have seen enter the settles. - They ars all young,
rigorous and robust, posseming Jut such Con
stitutions tut will enable, them to withstand the
hardships of camp life. They ara the demand.
anta of men who fought for Uteir amstry in the
days of the revolattin, and the war of 1812.
With sub blood In their veins, we feel coal.
dint that they will &Weaved account of thew
mime on the field of battle. .
nts company V oilloond it ramie: Captain,
M. M. Dick; Mut Madinat G. W. Cron.
wilt; Wound Lieutenant, 0. C., Wiakla. • Ttto
&wood Liootsztaot if a pandacit of the Tetuan
Sea. Jolopb Markle, whoa name is god Immo
to Um public.
Th. Confiscated 'Wainer.
-- 'l47e have already announced that ?Aerobia
Murdoch, of the Western Wartrict of Bangui.
yenta, has seized a new steamer belonging to
the HOC John Bell, of Titnoessee, which has
been,ro course of conetruction at this port for
some months put. The proceedisge are take*
gilder tee late coafiscatiou Act of , Cosgrees,
and the boat will be disposed of u therein pro.
vided. District Attorney Dermas, gesterday
promoted and Bled the libel lariats United
States District Coed, betas Jodie WCaudless.
and the Manual has been directed to gin pub.
lie notice to all the parties in intermit. The
boat ill not yet finished, but Mr. Bell has al.
ready paid $5,000 on account of
.her constroc.
Con.
GOOD Erwe son a DBITSZSIZO
About tee days since, a little eon of. Mr. Wm.
fihaw, of the Third Ward, Allegheny, saddest,
disappeared, and from, the
,fict that he ;wee
teat Sean in the vicinity of the wharf, it wile
generally inferred that he had fallen iato the
river and was &Wined. Efforts have been
made repeatedly to recover the body, which
were ensoccessful. It now appears that the
little fellow, instead of being drowned, had
got on 'a true with some soldiers and went to
Washington city. A - dispatch to that effect
MI received by the family last evening, scat.
lag also that he would be seat home inunedi.
airily. This welcome news will afford great
relief to the family, who 'have' ben`-tn great
distress ever since his disappearance.
POWIRAITS or Gee. hfcCtut.air AIM Carr.
T. F. Blicarens,—Mr. W. A. Gilaenfaney, 45
Fif.h aunt, opposite the theatre, has received
a 'apply of these patinas of the distiegeished
men of the den they are lithographed, and
of a site suitable either for framieg or, the
portfolio.
Yearn Fnia.-111r. Sildenlenny 'has also
received the last number of Vanity - Fair, in
which the laughter-loving portion et the pub.
lie will be able to Bed some occitioae, if tot
provocitteue of mirth. -
?mtg.—The aline of fire Monday. night wu
casual by the harming at a latamat the
Monongahela river, atlthe Billeiegitant side,
on which a poor family bad erected a sort at
ithuty and in which they were reeding at the
time. The shanty end boat were. both di.
attoyedoogethit with the little veleta .01
those onboard; , • - . .
• finmisa or my ernanat anuanom—Mti
simmer; Ito Canoe, bound from Cincinnati to
Pittsbargb, ran.upon a rook at the Elielu, about
three miler from -L4subenville, an flibmiay
night, and inks She bad s oonsidorable quoin.
thy of door In bar bold, tbe most of whit* will
be.lost, .thonnh the boat can be rated'-withont;
Loa' Wenn isr.-Logy on dm night of the
e& WV, le the ilittli.Ward,a wattut: os tie
City of ;Nembutal, No.-4388, dined Septeekbet
rot $17,00; The eau will west a.
favor; of the eabienher, by ,having get _tfW
tent atthe Ifierets dim ' ,Wit.Xulliegat!
b
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THE lOLTEST NEWS.
TELE9BAFH.
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RECEIVED lIPTHE DAILY_GAIETIE . OFFIC.E
Eroiin Washington.:
WASHINGS°, CUT, 3.—The Secretary
j 4 Sept. 1
(Atha Navy ...11 address i ed the following letter
•ia , •
to Commodoretrieghaim :
Nary Deprii suit, Washington, Sept. 2d,
1861.—Sir: he Dap rtment co
I t
Washington,.,
you and those - of your ommand, and alsokhe
officers and soldiers of he Army who eu.oper
ated with you4bn the r ducuon of Forts Hat.
tee, and elarN and the capture of the forces
employed in "their defense: The succeeds!.
result this fulef an expedition projected with
gtipt tare, end, the occupation 01 the position
commanding b e most important Wet on the
coast of North Carolina, will be attended
with eoneenteinces that can scarcely be
aver-ettimatecy This brilliant' achieve
meat, accomdlithed without the _ loss of
a man on yoUr part, or injury td any one
in the Federits service,' hay carried joy and
gladness to the bosom of every frieno of the
Union. It 1141 trust, but the beginning . of
faults that will soon eventual* in suppressing
the insurrectiob, and confirming more strongly
than ever the integrity of the Union. Convey
to the officers and men of tie respective nap
eels ILIUM, your command the thanks of the
Department for their . gallsot cbeduct, and the
assurance thati I. thus afforded: that in the
great smarm?, now open us, the country
may safely rely! as of ola, upon the vigor, the
courage and the enthusiaim of its brave officers
and sailors. i' , ,
I am, real:aurally, your °tin isn't,
u GIDEON Wrxxxs.
Flag officer H. H. Stringham, commanding
the Atlantic Blockading Sonadron.
Thoßecretari, of the Navy bar, under the dl
r.:Gen and approval of th e Pre:Wont, and in
pursuance of the sot for returning each oaken
as appear disabled to petforto duty, appointed
the following Gathers as a Ward to, determine
and report opoti . the feds in the ether, whiek
;my be ptheenbed, *ln: Com. Hirint Paulding,
Chairman ; ,Coptains, ph H. Bali and D. G.
Plate
and burgeons, 1.. B. Hunter and N.
Pinksay. & -
PM PossideCl bar - made the following ap
pal:airmail of Brigadier Generals: Capt. Goo.
-C. Meads,. of;
. ;!Chri,Topogisphioal . linginieen;
Maj. LawronoClP. Graharnsef the Dragoons,.
Virginian by kite, and breveted for gallantry
in Mexico; OM. Abisteombki, Col. Biddle, Col.
Darya% Col. (Mesh who-is Limit. Col. by bro.
cello the regalia army, Hon. W. A. Richard
son, of lilinoth; Assistant Quartermasters of
the Army, 0.-. Howard, of- Maine, Chas. D.
Jameson, of Blithe, A. McD. McCook, of Ohio,
Duartint, of -Ina., Robt. H. Matey.
of Ind, and Lewis Wallace, of Ind.
Witantnovolt, Sept. , 3 —The .14701. of
Washington hie appointed J.maph B. Bradley
Corporation Athorney, to place of James M.
Carafe, reaignith.
0. 0. hlowitd, of the 31. Maine regiment,
and Col. Jamilie, of the 24 Mains regiment,
have bee. en:Sinned Brigadier Generate.
There hu Wien heavy bring on the Virginia
side this mornibg, but the people are contra
dictory eoseeitliot it.
. ,
CAPS GIILOIFJIO , Sept. 3„...Egu. prowl&
little army wtheh left Irontonmme days since,
arrived at Jackson, ten mile, west of here.
yesterday inot log. Gen. Prentiss and staff
It
are sow bine; No :enemy was met daring the
march. T h e. epos. tint Gen. Prentiu took
850 primmer. In therefore false.
A scout arrived from' Haideee Camp last
fight and resthrted that the rebels knew the
not time Gift. Prectiu left Ironton cod iim
ediately conimeneed;•cetreating. Hardee
at rapidly Movies towards Arkansas with
000, Ales. ,Ttis *army is reported 43 be
i .i
terieglifortifyleg ar.Likestone. -
The aottaspdadast al the Sc. Louis Damara
&fold* the 'Mlovelog :-.-- A gentleman from
Springfield cir Ifride; avjalag reporto that Ka-
Atalltieh, with )000 Maas, Louisiana and Ar
kansas troops,itru storing towards. Arkansas.
He wee lasti .frona at the Challbeets
Springs, cur : punt Vernon. au wounded
*es al v bet a moved from the Springdeld
,
aospitaloadlton southward, coi Senday, the
29th ult.
Gene. Price, Parsons, Stack and Churchill
moved towart Bolivar' with R force of thine'
10000. le 12, man. , When .1 au heard from
they were marching toward . Jefferson City, as
the road beter4en Bolivar and Warsaw. .011
a part of trenadeltridefe Alumina remained in
epriegaeld. 'Eliirty-eight of the Diet minty
How. Onantallocre .lov:in/A ...ip on Ueda"
main's' at Ilitthett'e fdals by 350 rebels, and
two of theta til led, ,
and eight wounded, owe
mortally. :,
Jf
The killed and wounded o f the tabalslUad •
.
tarp wagon, fiat awl member could not boo as
certained. Tti gui lds retreated. Eighteen
Bbillssfen Prilittoirs ware taken by the guards
the day batota,l and were ithedoed In • bum
our by, and the rebels mistaking. them for
thilonists,Al "' upon them, wounding seeereL
HALTTOI, Bept. 3.—tbe royal Mail stases
'hip from Liverpool on Aug. Sech, via . Queens.
town on Sunday, Me 23 b, has arured at this
PC O ° r 1;
Richard Oalier, the factory philanthropist, is
dead.
Queen Victi;it was sot enthusiastically re
ceived et POO .
Cotton seen is being regniuly shipped to
India from Bdds. -
The Prot.4inta are brii g allowed to open
aehoole In Freace.
41: company of Italian soldiers at Ponta:an
dale, white kafrashisg themselves, were act
,
upoa by the people and a number massacred.
The troops retaliated the meat day by burning'
the whole town; dtirtig which, 150 minions
were killed, i; I
.Linerpoof calms Market .— The sales of imb •
ton on yesteriky amounted to 20;000 bales,
a t
including 10; bales to sum:nimbi. and ev
porters, the - arks( closing Arm.-
' The Maack eadvices are favorable.
_ ',Liverpool iti,eadshrfs Market is inactive. ,
- Provisacute..l-, There base been small tray*.
actions Matti the weekly report. '
Lorain Miniey Market—Consols cloied for
money 'm91 . 069'1. ,
.
Lotruutars,. S ept.p 9.—A gentleman jam ar.
rived is this',ty from Richmond informs the
Journal - that he wail captured at - Ma th ias
Point; on kup 'way North; and returned tor
trial to Rictrino, ad. Re reports the ambers.
in Virginia grimily exaggerated in the North
and Richmond—that th e actual numbers will
not retch Z 0 9 00 in tea, Suite, many of whom
are down. With, sickness- r ie imbalance comb
ination the maUments of the Southern paper..
that frilly MI pier cent. of the ighting force ts
in the hospital He farther says that on Sat
entity list Da win very ill, and hula hopes
re
we seterSidnisd of his recovery. The Jour.
nal , : informant at the trial at Richmond proved
aa Engliehmad, and was released. • - •
A letter from Dublin, Graves counly ; ;Ky. ;
gays that two 'brothers named Bailey, with
bowie hitivesi killed Beck Smith end 'Bill
Etherfield. able quarrel ; atoms from a political
feu: The Ba l leye , are Union sun. i
.
Watcrusth; Rept.' a.—The expedition which
left here on Smithey night to diapersethe rebels
gathering is Marion county, returned today.
They report the outbreak as having been Much
stugelfled 15 iciportan re: Before they reached
Worthington . ; which iv south distance OAR
the connutfrons therailroad. the washers.
F eirtj Sept. 3 .—Ttie proteedloge of
thee Route Nary aotmpoetast. , - " •
Settpre.4...ipego Robtosoo Scott wee Ceti.
od'Spealtor,prO tam.:. .
Six or eiMiart ',Senators more than ,the Coned,.
Union allow. have been elected, and' perma
nent o tattoo effected. The Senate de
layed the q tattoo of contested Mats:
.
New Yoni,liept. 3.-rftri New Ymk Hared,
mi. that •I-dispatch :has- been readsed in
iffashilitoti ham 4tichniond. ma Lbeirrillfis
annoanene, thetdeath of •President Dane.
Confederate flap - near Neshiegton were' dW
g ic ir l at Dolt man yesterday, appsreatly con-,
Picurnaarend3ept, —Roy. Mum Mary
Potter, et Noith Carolina, tau wind to this
eity, ea- root tot: Yit'eablegton. to °Dirge with
the edellehentioa upon the 'Ulmer hie State.
Bahl mate ley in welt foe bin is Vleginia,
whose viglienoi heeneeturelly *Wet
St. Long, I`s. —Later Aster truss Pez..
theca, Mo 4 isicAna Ms Wet; Of thus lbws
and Ike villskairsi of. the rebel& . Uwe
Is much: dfisithfsoMou In MoCulloah'a ins!.
He bla Athaziess. .To l . s .ll2llictile.: '
An szpodlthiu orots•dioto Cithufif
hos uhcht, *tined for Colombia.
Wizzotaiot, Dd., &mid —114•45111 i 4;1 611011
limit plain wdly, nsultinst ft, the sncessief
the idol. itiamB :CVOUble
was iplooted , Dl gtby PciF 733 clad
Busts tispt 9 —The boat 600 Pot!
Ins/ bloatt4 Au eat yet'anived-'
tierWs* Pore'. 4114 .-
,ffts* Yri.Ll4l.
LtUr
EEO=
•
LATEST FROM.IIISSOUEL . -
From Jerre:ism Mr.'
By ousengers on the Pacific Railroad train.
last night, we learn that on Thursday fut, thei
notorious Capt. Magoffin, of Pettis county, war
captured by a detachment of Col. Marshall'i
cavalry in Georgetown. The cavalry sir:
rounded the town, and took Magoffin and
some othere without difficulty. pee report
aye that the troops were passing throughi
Magoffin fired out of a window_and tilled two
of them. Re was Immediately versed, sad It
wu supposed wu hang or shot by order of
Col.Marehall, on the lame day.
Col. Marshall's regiment of cavalry left
Sedalia on inday morning for Lexington, and
doubt/ea reached there on the following day.
Selttrua and
the US t. Joseph In the hands of
bell&
Macon Carr, 31.—The Secessionists
took St. Joseph yesterday.
Ak . party of rebels fired into the railroad train
yesterday, a short distance east of this place.
The newsboy of the train was mortally wound•
ed, and seven balls passed through conductor
Cutler's clOthing.
The rebels also took Shelbina yesterday
evening, and arrested I Bleeper, the telegraph
operator.-4t. Linda Dew.
Matlotztogtaisi-Mte Stesstiontst
ttaplablied-•-tiucty 111.11244.-Dossee Dr
We learn from Mr. Watson '
a- gentleman
who left Richmond and arrived by the North
Missouri Railroad last night, that a fight took
place at Lexington, Lafayette county, on
Thursday last, in the day - time, between 4,500
secessionists, and 430 Home Guard, and . 11.
8. troop., in the entrenchments around Lex
ington. The attack was made by the seces-
Monists, who were repulsed with a loss of sixty
killed in the battle, and three of their pickets.
None of the federal torero was killed.
Dunn the engagement, Arcane Hall ma.
pied by the Masons and a private residenCe
opposite to tho Conn House, owned by R.
Esq., of this city, and occupied-by T.
&Menden, (temporarily absent le Kentucky,)
were shelled and burned. The impression
mu, that the former contained powder de
signed for the en of the Confederates.
otter attack was threatened and apprehended:
We learn further that Ex-Governor King,
of Ray county, who bad been taken prisoner,
had made, kis escape front the Confederates;
but that Judge Ryland and Ma sou John were
still prisoners.
• Two regiments of infantry sod a squadron
of cavalry left Jefferson City yesterday by land
frr the !elle& Lexington.—St. Louis' Repub.
Lases Haut or Patemmas.—leformation
ha !meta band, snob as leaves no cause for
doubt, that Amaral Promln bait captured eight
hundred rebel primers, many of them loading
socesslonlets of the flambeau, and he is prepa
red to mete'ont to them the same treatment,
whatever it may be, watt' she gueratas In
Northern Missouri may adopt towards Quinn
men who have Wien into their hands.—St.
Louie Dessoerett.
Prom Western Virtittne.
TOT litafrenrrion TO WOITNIIGTON.—From
passengers who arrived tut evening we learn
that the expedition sent out from here on bun.
day evening.reached Mannington yesterday
morning and started for Worthington, Marion
county, for the purpoire.of rooting the gang of
rebel' there. Col. Grossman, with about 200
men, reached the neighborhood of Worthing
ton at an early hour and engaged the rebel.
in a skirmish, but finding his force not suffi
cient to make a clean sweep of them,-took ip
a strong position and was waiting the arrival
of the force from - this city. It was reported that
two of Col. Croesmanfe command were wound
ed its the skirmish. The boys from this city
had made up their minds not to take any prof.
mien if they could help
Perpoint, at a late 1100 r last
night, received dispatches from Mannington to
the effect that the rebels bad taken themselves
am the woods Radial!' soon after the attack
yesterday: It was supposed, however, that our
men would puree's them and pick up stragglers
wh they could bed them.—Wheeling
latelligencer.
Tin Northern conspirators are doing exactly
what Jett Davis wants them, to do. He his
more troops in the field than beam take fiat
rate cue of. He don't want his Northern
friends in the army. They eerie him with far
greater efficiency in the capacity of spies, and
publishers of treacherous newspapers, and
agents to electioneer among Democrats to
prevent men from going into the army to fight
rebellion, than they' could 11 mustered into
the service of , ; the pirates who menace Wash.
ingtoe.—Cin. Com.
A laItSII soAbor of lotion; bona the South.
ern Confederacy were brought to this city on
Tbarsday- *Tenn by the messenger of the
American Letter Expert CompanZ, without
the knowleege on the pan of um messenger
that be was acting ie violatioo of an ordur
from the Poston= Department. The lettSrs
were promptly seised by an agent of the de
partment, and will, we presume, be forwarded
to the dead letter ofrice.-4u. Jour.
StIZSIRE OP VI:MU AT Baron.—BOtiOS,
Sept. 2.—The barks hioneyntek and Sewer,
both partly owned in Charieet**ere sense
here to-day by the United Stattu Marshal.
ice the Pittsburgh Ossettal
Pei.e• sad am Peace.
Then are some now, as there were in the
days of old, who cry peace when than is 6o
peace.. To those who're led to do so by South
ern sympathy or Southern gold, we have noth
,
lag to say ; to others, we would present the fol
lowing consideration:
This war was forted upon at. Say. the Han.
Mr. Crittenden, "The South has, I belizzz.
most 'needlessly forced this war upon us." Says
the Hon. Edward Swett, "The Beath has let.
led an unprovoked war giblet the government
of the United States, the mildest Ind the most
tutaelioant in the world, and has made It the
duty dandy good citizen totally to Its rapport."
If any of outsiders do not know, of their own
knowledge, that this war bee hero; farad upon
us, they may safely take the testimony of such
men as Crittenden and Everett.
If pesos is simile; without securing the ea.
pommy of the Constitution spd the Laws, all
that-we have doae and angered will be lost.
The expanse of the war, the hundreds of md,
lions lot to the country through the derange.
meet of badness caused by, the war the blood
that hoboes abed—ell will ken b an in vain.
If the Conadtutton as it is will not keep the
South from making war, no engagements she
as enter into wllll do engagements on be more
solemn than. then of the Constitution, which
use has =hien', violated..
Supper that peace be made on the basis-of
acknowledging the independence of the revolt:
ed Staten, undo from yielding to' the principle
of Sernalioe, and the. dissolution of govern.
meat which it involves, let as look at nese.
queeenwhleh would immediately follow.
Border raids would take place, and a eivU
border warfare. -This would speedily involve
the whole North and. South again. in war.
Slavery Would snake the South a unit. It the
North were not to baits the South would con.
suer it by sections.
Free Trade would be adopted by the South.
Their part would be open to all nations. 'This
would compel the North to adopt free trade,
for it would be unprofitable to establish a line
of carom -hound along_ the whole line .of
eiparatine. The adoption of free trade would
at ones wider nlnaleee more manufacturing
capital than it will take to earry the war to
- The floatb,g iudepeadeat, will support a
large studio( army. The North would be
compelled to do the ums. The:coat would
be enormous. All the. expenditures. of. Gov._
Gramma, would have to be provided for by
direct taxation. These mum, which no "too.
rimy can evade, would feslinglyconvince man
of the alley of allowing conspirators to de.
stroy a Government whose lagaencshu been
8o bentficlent,.and Whoa hordinUn 11 1 111. :'
• We salmi alfOnl.to;make peace on say
terns - short of' thel. re-establishment of the
constitution and the execution Otto laws. A.
Dorton Nu; Wear Core and Noma.
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