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MONDAY: MORNING. , SIG.T. 16,
.861.
CITY AFFAIRS.
Nitir.oftOLOCIICLI. Observatiooo for the Grk
tette, by a. E. Shaw, Opticiao,JsS Fifth itreet
--oorreeted deify:
I
A. S.
I.
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111BLICAA COWITY TICHST
nap assoffaite umateettruce MU!:
ST W. WILLIAMS, Pittsburgh.
Yu unman rent comma aveir.-1.
IMAM B, MOOLlMlA,Tithburgh.
Tel &Swans rema oannOierms:
fOlitt of Au Township.
sot snares :
DUNfDUNP PllNNlT,PAttrborlh.
. sea tssantr:
WILLIAMII,AIIegtuny: •
UOMAAI J. BIOHAM, Lower St.Olstr;
Annan 0, 211INNON, °butlers; ,
ILLlast HENCHMAN, McOstullesa; !
41118110 ND WSW; Pittsburgh . ;
sea maim
; I
HAMBY WOOD3,ot Posblso tp.
s, , a summit's's!' •
HaNHY ILETON,oI Upper ft. tp.
7:1 OcillTral01173:
DAVID OOLLINic - of Wittios tp.
; via tittiellitt:
AARON SLOTH, of Mature,.
701 oatoars:
iItOLIRIG, of Thornburgh.
inf lanalrfal Of roes :
HOBERT IL DAVIS, of Who I p.
siioitirMi Cue of iMankenness.:
. .
Friday anemone, at four o'clock, one of
the Meyer , / police found-a boy iyieg on sot
street v an •drunk ea to be unable to more a
muscle. Be was named to ., the Mayor's
t •
office, and a _ upon a mattra u .
_The o n ly
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•
signs of life 'Odell be exhibited were a weak
pulse seed faint - b reathing. t Mayor. Wihnii was
,
so much contained about the lad;that be sent
for a physician, who gave it es his opinioi that
thlt:bog would recover—hie pulse, though' very
indicatiog a regular end health, ac
tion. He continued in this Oparenuy lifeless
coodition'oetil nine o'clUck at night, without
any pareepible signs of wapeoventent, when
the Mayor detailed a watchman to remain with
hiat'alltaightier until he would recover. The
physiviantmade'several calls in the meantime,
but so'resiorativei could be administered, as
the boy hid not the ; slightest control of his
. murculav system:
___Thillwatchinancontinued at his pout all
night, and it was not until four o'clock in the
morning that the boy exhibited signs of recur.
.erY. _ Considerable time: elapsed before he
could eolleet his wits--hip sensibilities hiving
been completely blunted by the stupor. Hie
[usual teas thick and unwieldly, his 'eye@
swaths end heavy, and hie general appearance
isdicated semi.unconsciousnen. By degrees
he became able to coeverae, and stated, that
hiihame was George Alford ; that he lived in
Birmingham, and that be and aeother, lad
- • named Jaeob Hardy, had' hurchased and drank
a pinentwhirby. The liquor was bought by
Lis companion, in Birmingham, Alford tarn
ishing the money. Hardy alleged that he got
the whisky. by.. telling the man that,
mother;had thOteadithei and she wanted the
liquor lb, make camphor. They got over to
'thawside uA the river, and while on Water
'street the little fellow seem, to have lost his
reoolleeibin t entirely, and did not know Unit
became &Vs conipanion:t He is only about
thirteen years of age
An-Information has been made against the
person 'who sold the liquor to these boys, but he
has cot yet been arrested. It is very bkelj, that
be waythrawn off his guard by the plausible
@memento! the'young scanty., but it would be
well for tavern' keepers to exercise—greater
caution: in selling to miners.
2 he Charge against BUITOWII and Paten.
Officers Gembert and Richardson, who con
veyed the Virginia traitors,'Borrowe and Patch,
from this city to Wheeling, returned ouFri
,
day, figoog delivered their prisoners to the
authorities there, who immediately conveyed
them to Rung ,Carlile, where there are I now
some 'fifty other prisoners, under a strong
_
1 We learn that the charge against Bur
rows and Patch is treason:
The Specific :set 'alleged against them is the
manufacture of. large daggers for the rebels.
One of Alan br a blaskinith, and the other a
earpegteti and they bad beer. actively engignd
In the making' of rade,: though dangerous
weapons in the shape of daggers made from old
files: The blacksmith wrought the files lint°
blades,. while the carpenter furnished them with
!media—god thus, In the boastful language of
Patch; Were to he . timid .cutting the heads
off &hi:41110111MS I" Their ease will come up im
mediately, before - the Grand Jury In the United
, States Gout, now In snakin is Whirellsg. ;The
' feet Grit • over two hundred true bill' have
~ already been found sitainsg'garties charged 'with
treason in Western 'Virginia, renders it probable
that Patch . and Barrows will have to rad the
risk of a trial.
Th. Yrau&a24 Coszplrior Can,
To.day, the cue of the Mews. Proems
!side- stad 'Mensuittertia, indie:ed with ChSrlea
,
M. Nee.), for conspiney. and fraud, will be
called, ifor trial in the Septet(' e Court, Wrote
Chief Incline Lowrie, The abeeonding 1.
nem, Sylvester Murphy, has not yet aaaaa ed,
and ibis cot probable that • Ite will he tu iiid
att ..
sine at the trial. The: taeguage use by
Judge. Lowrie, whin the coOtinuazice was
grailma, jeattfies the ballet `
,that the care will
rl r
not tooger,bnpostponed. he Commilowealth
treetradinitthat it will be a very difficult Mat.
tar litrahan to make out a case, without the
testiumey Of Murphy, sod what -course
ale
will take gilder the orcuutitances we ar not
prepared to say. 'rhey will no doubt telkj (or
s torthierzentinessee 4 but as we have alr ady
intimated, . the Court will ditobtlese insist dpon
proceeding to trial. *. l .
liniath In the anataty Jail.
BetaidaY Planing, at five o'clock, a ragl an
sawed Thomas Ryan, committed the - prev as
day by Major Prum, died , in the county jail
! from the ellecte - of iiitecaperanca. He id
been in prison or three times, within a
is few waste put, and was so prostrated by
taupe:sitee and esposure is to be,hirdly olble
to walk.l He woe Iona& lying directly scroll
the 'railroad tract, in Allegheny; a law days
ago, and It, is strums that he did not then end
his career.i He was a ship carpenter by °deo
, patio., woe about' thiriy-seven ;said of
age r ,iCerener Bostwick held an inquest, and
the pity land a verdict ot. death tram intim.
peranee
Goo 'a Lanz , ii Boaz ion Ociressa.—Mr.
Henry. finer, Filth street, has just received
`the OctOber eunitier of Goday—ose that pre
seats:ad array of illustrations, plain and col
ored, aqUal o any we have seen even in for
. - • mer nmber, of this popular magasiefe. 01
course the fashion plates in .ibis number -rill
- fully reveal the ./mysteries of the fall fashions , '
to'the Initiated reader, hiving the needful gift
• of. intereretatioa. •". • ,
Mr. W. A. _Gildenfenaj, Fifth street, op..
; • site the !-Theatie, hu 1140 :received Godley , /
Lady's Rook for October. lie sends as a copy
of the'Ateui York .71tuttrafol News, for Min
daNtheil ;OM, September, in which we ad
portray:tor .Com. eltrbighant anci• Col. Berdin,
•
together with several other interesting Wet.
;ters, pi ctorial and literary. Take a copy Itidme
; with yea this evening, aed the children Will
eels] th i /Osterte as wall as yourself
in .
TwATIOULL FAIT Dai,—filattOp D 0.
ere has filmed the following order to thei•C ii tli.. -
,•
oils of ;DIM diocese, in reference to thiii •
tinind test day : • The President of the Uaiyed
States having, at tba.requeit u
of the Rmba%
Congress fecomeneeded that Thursday, be
28A insti, be obeerved by IMO country is a e ay
of humiliation and prayer, the Kt: Rev. Olaf op
• j directs that on that day' this;"lioly
_Sacrifice of
the Mule bk offered in all the. oharchee of be
• Diocese Where there is a reaideet Pastor, at, he
areal. hoar for, late Mass on Siendays. lbs
Collett:4'rd Quemaguil ;Mb:dation* is be
added. - and, where it is pkasible f if lib MEM
I shout° celebrated. dfter Mim 44 II us If
i
'on Sweaty" the prayer for the Amboritie
is to be road: - I
• , WAR 4 teat toitstrusd.--At a election
C. 7 held r , First ward, Allegheny, on Friday
-araliag, 0o following gentlemen were anat.
50
01ilift 40140 4 ward relief board.. All
.- ; ;puwlulor redid in thii First ward theie
• uskiithamselvesainovio to' one 01'41e
followitigasenteid - gentlentetir
Jahn T. linglitiiWeitUrie Weenie.
- e : s•.l SanivOlVor, - Leiliao
Joke A. y Onto suing.
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To the Ladles of Allegheny County.
To make It onvohlent for you to testify your
regard forcer gallant volunteers, and your ap
probation of the sacred .aansis of our country,
which they hare pledgeditbeir lives to defend,
those whose names are hirer" subscribed will
take charge of any articled which may be left
with them, such as mite, Vick', flannel drawers
and thine, and have them forwarded to our dif.
fluent camps, first supplylig the regiments com
posed in whole or in part of men from Allegheny
county. We see that the Governor of Alabama
called upcniovery woman to that State to knit
a pair of soths for their soldiers. Women of
Allegheny county, can you not, will you not,
do at least this much ? Are not our dearest
rights involved in this struggle? Is not our
cause that of righteousness ? Will you not,
therefore, thee/folly furnish this small token of
encouragement to the hraiemen who bare gone
forth to fight your battles P We pledge our
selves that faithful dietrilnition will be made of
anything you may see proper to enema to our
charge. JANES ROWDIES,
N 046 Thad street,
United Presbyterian Book Store.
lons CaLnuarsos,
' Presbyterian Book Store, Band street.
I. LI READ,
Agent Methodist Book Store, No. 78 Fourth
street, between Wood and Market.
I G 4 Doctors. A Sox,
No. OS Smithfield at.
!l ID.. ra slung.
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29710
The "People's" Convention, of Philadelphia,
has nominated all the old Judges for melee.
Non, except Judge Stroud, in whose place Amos
Briggs, Esq., was named. Mahlon Dickerson,
Reg.; was_nominated for Senate, in the Third
district, and the following candidates for
Assembly: 4th district, J . : G. Rosengarien ;
sth, Joseph Moore, Jr.; 6th, Harman Baugh;
7th, Thee. Cochran ; 91h, Henry C. Frill; lath,
John Sailor; 11th, Liao Sheppard; 12th,
Richard Wilde, ; 13th, 4. Belizean, Jr. •14th,
S. Bingham; 151,14 m. F. Smith ; 161;Thoe.
Dickson,. 17th, C. F. Abbott. Messrs. Abbott,
WSS S .7. Sheppard and Mears were members of
the last Legislature.
The Republicans of Erie eonnty have nomi
nated the following ticket: For Senator, M. B.
Lowry • Assembly, John P. Vincent, E. W.
Twiohell; Associate Judges, Wm. Croat, John
GreeS; Sheriff, Allen A. Craig;l County Corn
miseldner, Seymour Washburn;
Auditor, J. W.
al
Swe, ; Poor Director , Thomas Stewart;
Trustee& of Erie. Academy, B. B. Vincent,
Prose y Atbuokie , Jas. 0. Marshall.
Inl Valuing° county the Republican ticket is
as f Bows: President Judge, Col. James S.
Myers; Associate Atari, Joshua Davis; As
sembly, M. C. Beebe; Commissioner, William
Smith ; Auditor, J. R. &Sanford.
RICITAID Jonas' Nsw Daam.a.—The new
drama, entitled the "Pa(not's Dream, or the
Battle of Bull Run," will will he performed at
the theatre tonight. If lone can judge horn
, the , extensive preparation; being made, it will
prove a grand success. Mr. Ward, the scenic
artist, 'bas been etgaged now for more than
one week painting new scenery t zpresely for
the )piece. The singe ! has been enlarged
twenty.five feet in depth had ten feet in width,
and a large number of Ow dieues and new
properties are now being:arranged far the on
event'. A company of forty-yonsi men who
have been perfecting themselves in the infect
try drill, under on expetienced
will appear on the stage, representing the
Massaithasette Regiment, who were attacked
as they were marching 1 through Baltimore..
The whole of the eo recently selected stock
company will-,appear.
THE AiiiIRTIR LCD GNEAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD --Wei Engineer kerleard bas ordered
that work he commenced on all the sections
of the.Atlintic and Great Western Railroad,
between Akron, Ohio, and the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad, not now tinder way, immedi
ately, and that the work be plashed forward
with all possible alter, work
to putting
dOwn the superstructure ;i and for this wpm.,
three thousand additiottai ;men will be pub upon
the work forthwith. TOO grading and mama
ry between Akron-and 'Ravenna is now nearly
completed, while &kluge portion ni the iron
has been purchased, arid; Id ready to be laid
down as soon a. the road and eh ill be prepared
for it.
PILIDOBtO.—Z idock fitorgia, the young
man convicted tenanting for sedating a young
lady in Birmingham, nadir promise of mar
triage, and sentenced to, the ennui, jail for
one year, has been pardoned by the Governor.
The circumstances. entailing the crime were
exceedingly aggravated, as be married another
immediately after he had consummated the
rein of his victim. Ilia wire, however, was
blameless, and being perhaps the greater nal
rarer, she heroicallutiadtrtook the task of
procaring a partici°, and mining the If ovetaor
in person, 'sae saccesalully accomplirphed her
mission.
Not DEMI/ED.—The qMettion of the exeep.
bons to the report of the isnditors in the matter
of
„the extension of Penniyivanis 'avenue, wan
up again on Saturday. before the Coati of
Common Pleas." Judge MeC,lttne mit asked by
eumnael whether the Courtiwae ready to decide
tha matter, and he replied that It was not. The
great importance of the points involved render
ad 11 proper that the Court abould act under.
atandingly, and ai the report constipated a
volume In itself. • decision could not be given
at present.
MILN KILLID.—A carter named Michael
Heenan, wadies en Timperancevilie, was
killed on Sataiday, by befog thrown over the
hillside from the„Witehiagion pike, cur Sc.
AIM Hen.. He wes driving a male 'along
the road, seated in Me cart, when the
animal became fractious, end mule, cart and
driver went over the emhankment together.
Heenan clang to the can, eed was crushed to
death in the descent. The mule escaped with.
out much isjory.
, --
AS UOLT •111> BATTIIIIIT.—Juba Black, of
Port Perry, was up before Mayor Wilson upon
a ()barge of smelt and battery, preferred by
Margaret Sproul. John, was drunk, and en
tered the tavern of the prosecutrlK on Grant
etrcet, whore a difficulty ensued, daring which
Margaret alleges that he attack her sod abused
her in a shameful manner. In default of ball,
be was committed fur trisl.l
PATAIICATAT/01 AT CAISPIOIII.—A splendid
full blooded charger was presented to Colneel
Sitwell, at 'immring, on Tuesday last. The
horse, a noble imam, was ;the gilt of B. Parks
Arnold, of Wentioorelsod leounty—a geptle.
man noted alike for his pairiatiam and fiber
'AL J. B. Fullerton !Made the presen
tation speech,Lient. -T.liott replying on
behalf of CoL hirwell.
NOT TOM MAN.—A tow days since David
Hatt vial charged before Mayor Wileon with
en aggravated wank soli — battery upon Mr.
Moreland, livery stable pritprietor, bat be has
Mace satisfied the Mayor that le was not a
party to the assault, and was not even present
when it was committed. !George Hall is the
guilty party, according to the latest showing.
_
ettccus.—The Pittsburgh Female Collage
opened a few day' ago with an unexpectedly
large number of 'Phe attendance is
but little abort of that of kat year. We are
requited to urge thou_ who intend to enter,
to io so at the earliest Fusible day. While
pupils can enter at . any it e, It is to their in
terest to commence with their
Corawnwarr Loooko.--Mderetan Donald
son lodged a - commluaent against John Kemp,
Charging him with Omagh sod Watery on oath
of Letitia Hutchison. ThH makes the fifth
charge of assault and battery against Kemp
Mice his Arrest. He wfillhave somethiog to
newer for at the'neat torrid of Court.
/mar or Ai ALtwasn i 1 —Stfart
Pula, obargid with dose llan. •u united on
Saturday_ and commlttad tb jail by Aldermen
liamber‘bo await *ha ' , abut Of the - military
antbalittaa; 'list—beloata' ta Capt. tdoAntnetea
aompair, le s-Plttaburgba4 and autos that ths
company want off and left niat.
Lint Noucc.-oTuere Of _vehicle', in sr.
felf• for basso, ars notified that itpayment is
not made On Monday, tbevoill be prosecuted.
The penaltyile just the amount of the license
doe. .All who do not pay bp on Monday, mill
have to pay double, that. SM.
_fiZZ CAIIO into Sy paper hooded , iffouse ,
Keipent"; ,The article' aerertiaed is guaran
teed to, perform. efiectualliall that is calmed
f o e it, A pia.: sill tionviaem the economical
and sueful housekeeper that it militant be die
proud with. Bat read the card. '
.
. or .
- VOINILTA Peou.Seteratileramest adver
tisements will be found open our fourth page.
Those desiring of lirtviabing the General Gov.
eremites with army il tore*, etch, etc., will Sod
them clamed littered. ' - 1
Our or Danais.—Mr. Keathur. who was
seriously Wand by Om sntioiton of a shot goo
sous Sista atm:4oW bla rethianws In Nobble
township, Is rapidly nesovering,and is now non-
Attend out of danger by his phptotu•
Nominations
J Burlck J 2 IN Newark
.7 A Willey. Waspingtea
J Raises A 3 pupas, Phil.
.1 W Xsall7,Joo4skre.
J McAllister. Alfrgbesy
T McCurs. Mattawan
6 IL Brows, WoOellog
232 Ket3 r, LlsoBlor
.7 r Inearatoo. , P4lta
Bee 8 Motegst,Moliunbui
B etch,
It liaveloott, flirtLbws
A W Levan, W.4h. city
J B *otos, Akron, 0
011 Nobloo, Crotoon •
J U Bolter, Dart to
AA Una, do
J. Dotty aloof* •
Pet. Loog, A tbOos, 0
II Oswald. U
N U Batiks., IiaTICA
0111tow.NY
oazopb4l, 'Shorty, 0
J Addison. Wiabtoposi
W 11 Lemon, N Brahma
Wooster, 0!
W N /latch., do ,
A P ktocook, !A C ranes to
J Unto?. Losortio
ItoposoAcetutoolsee
W I Batuttstoo. I do
E Kola*, Batt4o,lti Y!
T A Shaw. tiowaik, 0
Wro Waiter, rotisirdlio .
U J McAleer, Aloirsodrla
GIRARD NOOfiler-Conn
L D Wll6q►,BndjarkstUlO
J x Ba►q,
T likwkhn,
U W amp Curtis,
Uoirtimborg •
ft Uqut, en:meth:li
J
W B bleeper.
Wm Bab,
$ Van Horn, Nevi Cagle
Juba WitLerow. Mom city]
MACiLIi HOT4l4l6llmi
"/HP,
J Kllparlekil3lomasid
T K 11.4.4sw,Ponssotiey
J U bsler, Pisliosot
D robitoer:Totighi ,
T•oiTatif•LasNataa,K,
• II Jonefi. Wheeilng
111 Nerdy, !
J Mines. N
J W Poland, PtillO co • .
Illatoor.Aroutiong Co
.1 Walker. do ,
Arthur Morro, Po
OWlllsars, A,ml
11)11111 110281,—/4be
MOHO a J
Er °nil,. Clorori ,
J Li duutbors, 0/isonsb'd.
Id Wow% I do
J Y nobloon, Cadiz, 0
J 0 McGee, lialt)woro
8 Goo, Taw/took
Sample, Usrsooy
J B Minas, Now York
0 W Holm MI Jackson
I) Y Kablisgesitown,Sid
Itibut Idathewl;
RIM LION HOTEL—
Wit Joalibadres R
Ind Who,
Ihodd alseL Kromer era
a Diamans..llaiwa7
/rant II manes, Ostlon
6 1101artion, 61amilk,
61 Taoists, Wathisgton
DLILTION4L
r t meta;
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II gellionsy, P• 1 "
D ♦ ifarlocib, &ovate'.
D 66300(14 .
.1 1 ?Dry, Browz4vlll* •
O W Pattql, /400 co
The "Union" Convention.
Elections wore held on Saturday, for tte
choice of del gates to the County Convention
which meet/ tomorrow, for the purpose of nom
inating s nll4ion" ticket. The following named
gentlemen were chosen in the districts deals
noted :
1.111131:1101C
First riard-J C Bazlam , James RAWw
reoond ward.Lohansoiesrliert. John W BM4 I.
Third ward-tipper preen F B ironer, in
71eimar preen W J Montgomery, 0 W
Leonard.
Youth ward.;-John Cassels,J Andersoill
Filth ward- in Omer Wm ,David Mazur.
-44 prank P Zero, geolt Roblin Daldri
Path ward -43 Elcilsrains,ll McKnight. ell.
Jerrenth wart .B Thrimpson A j Gribben.
Mead ward-. John Olass Wen Griffin.
Ninth ward-IJIIIMtargo,J B Dstb.t.
Pint mard-.3 0 Thompson, Jr, 0 Lighthol
lascond H Gayer Jacob litockrath:
Third ward-jos B Ja•B BewalL
North ward.i-n K Rodgers. J Mane; Davis.
Blimlngtiam+4lppoil poec't : • Kerr, Bamool Boyd.
- 1 -Lower yowl A Patter...4D Berg.
Booth Pittoblirgh—J • Bloolunors, Wm Bailey.
tdmichemor—diamealiloeson,J 11 Cornwell.
Lawroncovillio--Z Wainwright, Beller.
normours.
Pootilm—Lovier prec'M J U Martin, J Etephemon.
*. —Upper met: Dr •11 Gram.
McClave—Jadob Ackert, H Phillip..
Collio.--Wasio Joao.. Alta Hay..
Broorro—L. W Bosikontrock, Homry IdszwelL
Rau—Andre, 'Bork., T 111 Bayne.
Lower U. Olatr—• Una
ThelPensisylvanta Canal.
We learn from a gentleman just returned
from Freeport and Taremtura, that the work of
repairing the Western Division of the Penn
sylvania Cankl Is being rapidly pushed for
ward by the inergetie Superintendent, Mr. A.
A.Cohill. We were in error in stating that
the abutmer4e of the Buffalo creek aqueduct
were carried: away. At Bull creek ( Caren
tam) this wig the case, but not at Freeport.
Toe three piers at Freeport are now op to
full beight, Sod the timbale are laid over the
spans. Tad whole structure will probably be
finished by neat Saturday, as weld the aqua
duct at Tareptam, and the two large breaks
between Tereatum and Freeport, so that by
Monday next it is believed the water will be
let to and riSvigation resumed. The farmers
and merchants along the line will gladly avail
themselves since more of the cheap transpor
tation thus Sfiorded them. Mr. Cahill de
serves and w ill receive the thanks of those
along the lin , for the energy and prompt:tude
shown by him in effecting so desirable en end.
,
CLOtBIIIO it! DDT GOODS DILALSES eboold
1 ,
attend the e dale morning at 10 o'clock, at
T. Al Male and .4 Co.'s Ai:lotion House, or .
large quanti of Cloths, Cassimares, and Bali
netts by the piece, by order of underwriters.
Titus is • rare opportunity to buy Fall and
Winter goodit, as the sale is positive.
CONVICTIO,—The cue of Anna Hatt:all, in
dicted in Ca&bria county for infanticide, was
tried last INA, and the accused found guilty of
murder in the second degree. The girl is only
about siatooh-yeare Of age.
.
Worn. —V4ool , cohtinues to come.in, though
it is said the larger portion of the crop nes
been of. Mr. 8. George Worms us
1
that he w
he his to Ibis data about 150,-
000 pounds. The highest price paid im 30 cents
per pound , a d wool.that last year brought 50
cents par po ad, has been purchased this year
at the ahead figure. The clips still on band
are genera ltr those of the larger wool growers,
and ere of • Evade of wool that heretofore has
commanded p 5 to 75 cede per pound. Most
of Ws qualiM will probably be held over for •
better marhit. Coarse mod medium grade
wool ism deMand for army clothing, blank.
ets, etc., and! toe isetoriee it is laid, are run
ning delusively no sucegooda.—Weliaburg
Herald. '
-O BiWILKIE°
SeptKLIS—LkDK—Oa Ids., t, Mb. at CLrt ri
Corirch, iteo, C •. Botmy 0. *II,LN Gq ,
the fl.m of flseset. Will. • Co.) pod MARY C.
deeighter of BeOlasoio Ifeq , ell of thie city.
DIILDI
IrULT../N—On the 14th OURISTIII. Infant eon
of Andrew J. end Ruts U. Polka, aged 10 ..eke.
4 T—qn fidarday. the 14th Inst., at tebtoleht,
HANNAH It ART, yonneeat daughter of Robert N.
end Hauler 41.1:/nst,eced two yewn and otw. moo b
The funeral WM Ism the residence of Urnry Illgey,
Rldae invest, 411egheny, cn Idennei 0000110.1610
lon., el 10 o'clk.
Arrivals Atthe
'rinelpal llotele-
N LAST MOD?.
' Third and Wood Weals
~ agoraMos.
ill W Bard, Cadiz, 0
A Bridgton, do
A Npladler, St. Loots
IllW 0.1.,e, Mlddhinrt, 0
Janke Waal., Prescott
4 BOakia.ll, Wad:44oon
I 3 !Osten, abaaihna
TB Martin, /mail°
IN Sargent, N. Philidalphla
7 A Ahura), Barritbara
11r. Dr Lauda and 6 dal-
Toledo
J Chan:bilk Ulna's
Olga Onanalage and lady,
Brownaatil•
Philip Graff,
3 D Lyoeb.
I II Beak
Oro !treat, Bakal, 0
It I, Cochran, Prankil n
t.. dintria , do
IN Boofiy, W. 8614009
J Dal:liberty, Btraberella
P ll Wlll.,
3 Eat*, Cla
it B (*r, VA
I I
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TAO . : Phil.
W (''Watt, Latri,bo
1 Id Itszoard.
Nadia Utony atm*.
up :xi s cocoa
ST. CLIAILLonar of
salon panto,
P P Pratt, Bonito
Wted. ft Y
N 0 Illtebstl,Nryston
• • . •
n s•pler, Phlisdpiphis
ttbtemaker.
II Booty, cud#
U Daol.j emltman
U Ltrinipouna.l4 Y
.1 Mauro, Ilkotinville
♦ !lava, Alikuca
0 Jahatosi:N.
E 8 C rti
c td t t m l,
.0
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U Dickson. Negri ()titans
J 11 Spalding. nil&
etarpton Flogrellibaltltenr.
trans,
W 8 klyins, Ft Loots
T Murray. N P
W Kraottir It
Inibuter, ;
J 0 Phillip..
J Johnion,Obbi
14 W Ridd!•, attires, 0
tln logta 2 c 0
.1 0 Liks.on. N
Jnbo 81.eknir, JO. Hy
J D
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iliarturrui.
.1 Bogeys; Aitaatrorg co
'X Blarber, do
IX tial.sy, Palk*,llls. 0
D It Boland a
daughter,
Parksiateurig V.
.
A Dill. Painisboro, Va
U P ritier, • llama
8 W Ilshass. Steudial'o
ill X Rudd; Allisorsois
3 B Loom* 01.rbia
lan rmlib, Phil.
Ml.. Thompoos. do
Mn Ohl big,
X B flugdar.llillsratikre
; K11: ,,, D1a. Matta I, Us
A WI Jr, Cluclatiatl
Oto Most; PhD.
Wa. Wawa; Plks's Peak
Nat ll' Kerr, Phil.
11 Dwelt. do
illlovan, Antonia, et
J Vrasedirr, WOllB,lllB
II W Kropp, Wed Haarlem
W.et &doge A Is, Adrian,
Mitillgso
U Carpaatar. Phil.
J Labor, Ihoultlys
JUslphrati, co
It DI Haut a ion, ?eau
J Oallapsy. hilltop, lad
I
JD Cro n, Phil.
Phil.
Thom W kladlay, 1%14
D 0 Davenport.
ITlios Draks,Jandusky
8 Grobe,lamga*
mlthtleld and TM . rd strat.
IA Vs'thorn, Leek No. 3
.1 D Harrison, Ureansbarg
W W Warner,
Wril Smith, gall bury, Pe
Deo 0 Prune, Dblengo
J L McMillin,
Jos A List, rho&
M Ilitrigank, .
alt Harkin,
El D Ifetertle, Oell Linde
J 0 °Manion, Oreiallne, 0
' W 3 Mellinger, Moo. city
limmusson.aired, below Ilevantb.
A H Hart, audios
11111er, d
J do o
L Cook, alcßeasport
W Mayers, Mt Plasma
a Huber, Plinzanturnsy
L Jonas, Washington
W Young, Ohki
John Wotan., Brooks§lle
J soots, a., flea
Jai /ninth, Pada
H Alma, g Hon city
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1.11 Tower Wads, co
, John X allindba, do
Jobn Gaon, do
J Itarmal, bummed Co
Orlansa, do
Wslooknon, Mosinee
Coulon. Cuonabarg
A taus," OlitilibUts
Jells Paxton; Canonsburg
Mink Joann,' do
a W Cork'
Wm ataranom.
No. A Bt. Clair COM:
la nirthigtob. Moans
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J Lwow.; Lowronawillo
0 Wryer, Malayan,
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LATOT FROM WASHINGTON.
lIIIMGTOS, Friday, Sept. 13, 1861
General Fremont.
The N. w York evening paper. of this date
falsely etite that Gen. Fremont has been en
percededlin his command by Qoartermaster-
General Me*. Whatevers powers were del
egated tormitmaster-General Blair, to rectify
dieordera and compose difficulties to the De
i
- panment of the Booth-West,' no action in
volving e change ofcommand will be taken,
save by a vote of the Cabinet, after Mr. Blair
shall hav returned and made bia report
A Hrtgaike of Cavalry trader re Pruestan
trateer.
Prince ißalm Balm, of Prates, accredited by.
bia Gotreibmtot to ours, ha a tendered his Nu.
vices as a caValry officer ;of fifteen years ez
perience.l He will be authorized to raise a
brigade of cavalry. No better opportunity
win ever Offer to the horsemen of New York
to enter the army under favorable circumstan
ces.
Imperialist Arrests la Baltimore.
A. youLI probably be advised from Bahl
more the! secession members of the Maryland
Legislature were arrested in that city to day,
and are new in the custody of the Government.
Upon one kir them was found a draft of the ordi
nance of 'recession, or resolutions declaring
Maryland to be in hostility to the Government.
It is well; kaolin that the secenion leaders bad
arranged ,erith the rebels of the Confederate
States that this Legislature should declare
Marylandlont of the Union ; theta' the rebel
army was!to enter the Stile as an "army of
liberationir. For this purpose they were con
:centratiog on the Maryland line, and were
making extraordinary exertions to command
the navigation of the Potomac by their batter.
tea at Actium Creek. The scabme, of coarse,
involved the:pouessien of - Baltimore, d the
cutting oil of Washington. flow far' the ar.
rest of the rebel members of the Legislature
will break up the arrangements of the traitors,
yet remains to be mien ; but one thing is cer
tain, that no ordinince or resolutions of se
cesaloo will be enacted. Tao Maryland Le
gislature ban adjourned, sine die.
Prettorlnk to Leave—Pt/haps
The intention of the rebels in tearing up rails
of the Bedsitters and Ohio railroad his been to
furnish theuiselves with materials for building
aide true i and ' , turnouts" on the railroad be
tween itichnoondlind Manassas Junction. They
have five'engines which were in the Are, and
have transported them to Richmond pleoemeal.
They inerpessibly be mode serviceable, bat not
reliable oreomparatively isle.
The rebels toot one hundred and fifty freight
oars over the turnpike road from the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to Btrarburg, where they
were placed on the track and speedily trate
forted to Richmond.
The Enemy Erecting Deteethe on the
Yotenite.
It le evident that the rebel. can agcy no
meat close the navigation of the POtomaa.
Some or oar high goverment of f iciate are in
the habit of visiting Fmtreas Monroe occultist.
ally, and' it Is possible that cabinet minister or
general may be oapterei on the firer some fine
day.
A II Iteconnolasance
A balloon rettonnoistanoe, madenhis.sl)er•
noon, failed to show that the rebel, are in any
great form near Wavbington, though It Is prob.
able they may be concealed in the woods. The
intrenebosents on Munson's Mill prove to be
very weak Indeed, merely for rifle defenses.
Two or three field pieces could by discerned
within,theln, but it was evident that they were
not defensis which the rebels intekd to hold.
It is moreben over evident that the rebels do
not costs plate an &droned. .
The Rs I Lone In the Lew Inarille Affair.
1,, t
It ham bUn aseertained that the enemy's loss
In the adoir at Lewine•ille, the day before yes
terday, is thirty killed and between slaty and
seventy w unded. A resident near the lame
place says bat after Captain Mott arrived, oni
of the shel s from his thirty-two-pounder how•
liner dieutuntriped one of the rebel guns and put
nine man k&rs de combat.
Eil==
e to weattra yirginia-.llNer-
===t!
CArntleX FERRY, Sept. 13 —The battle of
list Tuesday at Mln place, way by far the se-
Cereal andlgrestest yet bought in Western Vu.
vain. Eit.deeretary of War Floyd coat.
mended tee rebels in person, and received •
ern ad to the arm dune the engage.
meat.
The reb lc bad accurate advice of our ear
pmach an exact strength, a• Appeerettom the
papers found in their camp, and had made
every prepaction to remit an attack. They
bad six regimeets betide their tatrenchments,
with artillery sweeping all spornacb.
Daring the whole eegagemeot, !sating nearly
lour boon!, ere brought into action only five
regiments, ,,i, abd chyle hot parts of three
were long egged. The rebel. stationed ex
pert rills els to pick off officer., and fired
epithet loon their cation—a missile unknown
to ciwil-xerl Kaperienced military
men any thn Mar of cannoneding and musketry
for • time woe the heiuviest they ever heard,
mat the redelchred mom!, ton high wish their
artidery. Their squirrel rifle. did the moat
execution. Floyd •bould be ourrosinded and
his retreat an I,gieriebilig cut off.
An lamellae 11011/1111l of personal property
was found in, the rebel ramp, hut only mime
fifty wagon loads were G./night wont, of
tramporiallori, and in this country the whole
amount is kardle worth $10.003.
Fears Miser been entertained that Floyd
might mat k a. rapid march to Ga•ley Bridge
cod coot train with Wile to attack on
Cos, bet tie is now in no condition tar a fight
narrater.. Be has neer five hundred sick,
and • swing' detachment spent an hour end
twenty imams' carrying off his killed and
aioladed, trier the fight, past the home where
he bed ourlirismier•cocfined. Wise has been
elmramehteM silth Cos, sad bee uniformly been
beaten of [with heavy Inm. Cotta regarded
perfectly sale.'
Lre sttackad Reynolea at Chest Mountain
Gap yentas/ 4. Reynolds is strongly pirated
and bribes d able to defend himeelt.•
. . .
Floyd'a 'boom are attil int.mieg the moan
taloa no the opposite mde of Gmiley, and goer
nil& firing le frequent no oar memengere from
beie to :•in:too.--Di.cpates to Cincinnati Ga
zette.
Cot. John fit. Washington, of Mt. Vernon.
IRDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13.--Gov. Morton has
jest foretell the followiog dirpatoh from Col.
Baseball. o the 17th Indiana 'Oatmeal, whoa*
Regiment IS with Oen. Reynold.' Brigade, near
Chest Mountain:
ELCIPATI, Sr., Sept. 13.—Ooserwor Marlow
Oompaoy Riof-my Itegiosent, from Owen coon
ty, tatty tilled and brought Into ramp John
A. Washi of Mt. Vernon notoriety. lie
was • Colo el in the rebel army. They killed
two other others of notoriety, but the rebels
got off with them.
Boom, I. biros in front.
Mit° 8. UMICIIALL,
otop c i t7th Indiana Vulanteers.
Itey .01. a •u cut off at Cheat fdountala
tom them la , portion of his command. Ile
eluded for •lag his way through yeaterday.
Gen. fleh nek Is at Clukebring.
'quints of Gen. Pope.
Gen. Pop. telegraphed yesterday as follows:
HUDVIN :erit 12, IS6l.—The Illinois. Six
teenthii and the Kansas Second, numbenng
about 4100 men with two pieces of artillery,
go !onward his morning to occupy St, Joseph
as soon as Min Platte river bridge is repair
ed. I will March on Glasgow, where Green
and Severe `re aiming to arcs. the Missouri in
three colonies from th , t point, from Brookfield
and from Sturgeon, on toe North Missouri.
.
I am Willie here the arrival of a regiment
Mesic .—SI. Louts Democrat.
.. le
'e g a 0 C. BUMS, Water Cure and 'Gomm.
- t i . ,
Dattly r l'hysfeitin; also agent for Rainhow'm eels
bratatruaS for Ruptures. Corner of Penn
aid lilttyna Shasta. t
bairossie r Dr. 8111,:lio. :46 Penn it.,
aUandi to el brigades of the Dental profession.
force Owners
UR. eW leVe
ellell* 110111SSII la orolraled boy;
to all ors of i kwhienem, minas from Morelos, BMus
{V
or ivo= log lie effect Is magical sod certain. Dar.
act or fladdlii done. Pcrelaboo, Slaw, to, It will
Woo CUM epelminy. Oporto and Ringbolts may he madly
prevent= srol i mined in tOrlt Indolent surge; bet moo .
ant= CUM ire =yowl Po twesl4lllty of s rOdfcal
moo. No =islet the Mod. horlirem! 15s amomiale or
=poles. hat Wm, be alleviated by Mu Llinmect,
sad Its talndal 'mooncalf= will always remove Mho
Immieonmsl.o4ieleible the hone to Meet With 001144
nil= maw.
Sur, borsm;owom stand hove ibis =mudy st
fm Its thosly Moist thi. Bra appearsome of Lammas
will. effeciatliy :pwitaot threw leiniklable Maws
comottomml, til,whlch all her saw liable and which
radar am agog otherwise valuable bolas Owl)
Wortinea nits advertisement.
Q. L eIILXIIIIIB A 00., Aleuts, Corner Wood sod'
Hoed dna{ plitsbarit.• agliaidawytat
'NDIA ItUtsBEN 110tiN, from i to 10
tuba pha s es, - tx isle at 20 and la dl. Caalr
4 , 0 0, 2' I tali] PUILLIM
X7RDCIu IA
kats
bTSAM PaOSING;
id Kuno rope of allfonlat alsoofrooolo
THE L
RECEIVED AT
FROM WASHINGTON
. .
WsincearrotOept. 1 . 3 —Hon. chat. Henry
Foster, of piorth'',Carolion, who it is understood
will return in k day or two to that State, to
participate activaly in the canoe of the Union,
was to-night complimented with a serenade,
to which he apprOpriately responded.
A report Is circolataig here that Gen. Fre
mont is to be lanerseded by Quartermaster
General Meige, bditherti is the highest author
ity for raying licit it is untrue. Gen. Meige's
visit to the Wfait is in connection with the
business 0 1 thelQuartermaater's Department.
Quartermaster al. J. Murphy, of the New
York Thirty. Eigkih, Limit Rayner, of the First
Ohio, and Capt. it Hurd, of the Secoid Ken
tucky Volunteeraj all readied here to-day from
Richmond, by aliy of the Lower Potomac;
Capt. Hard was itipturad in Western Virginiai
and the others a Mayans'. They_ have been
coofined since id a tobacco wairftoute, and
were treated thelimme as me rebel soldiers.
Wsenrectiron, Sipe. 14.—The following letter
from the President to Hen. Fremont wee trans
mitted to the lattp on the 12th Instant i
M
Wien 1110/011, Sept. 11, 1861.
j i
Major G Jahn ti i wont:
Stn—Yours of lthe it, in answer to mine of
the 3d instant, is just eceived. Assuming that
you, upon the graded, could better judge of the
necessities of you? position than I could at this
distance, on seelngLyonr pro cola minion of August
30th I perceived sonar.' objection to it. The
m
particular cla dhowever, in relation to the
ii
confiscation of p Overly and the liberation of
slaves, appeared' to al. E., 4., objectionable in
its non-conformityl to the act of Congress pus
ad the Rth of last inogivit, upon the lanai sub
ject, and hence RWroto you expressing my wish
that that clause siniti'd be, too,tified accordingly.
Your enawer,:pist rseeivvid, exptessea the
preference on tr part that I should make
an open order the modification, which I
very cheerfully ialb It is, therefore, ordered
that the mod clisio l e of said proclamation be so
modified, held and corsivocted as to conform
and not to tralial,...it th, provisions on the
lame eabject coutiii,d in the act of Congress,
entitled "an actaol,cocfliOnte property limed for
inaurrectionary [ittirpoees;" approved Auguet
6th, 1861 ; and Voit raid or, be published at
length with t h is brae:. Your obed't sitireL
[Signed] i ' e!BeAIIAN LINCOLN.
WeettiNGTON PIT , Sept. 14.—The advance
of a large'reconhoitering llutce ol Confederate
troops to the
, 1 eigb arliood of Ball's Cross
s,
Road and the eiar i
a property wn of the pperty of
known Union eiletl, ere renewed this morn
ing. They droop la irr iiiexets to within halt
a mile of the rdade, o ae to get possession of
• house occuptete by a colored man named
Leon Bennett, lilac h they burnt to the ground.
Bennett and his 6rile were raptureettwu weeks
ago and taken ru h. The nails of those
a
who have tau d' Li the torch of .the enemy
are Buil Hall, "No. base is located a mile
and a quarter to i .ttle right ol the Cross Road,.
ErerytUleg peripiihir belonging to him was
destroyed, esceipi , ai g al cows, which our
troops succeedul to oriogiug away this morn
ing. His loss ik g 6 000.; His was the house
alternately occupied lutthe Confederate pla
ns and our oirrel
d Mr. Ha ll says he previously
suffered much lire the stractioe of his for.
allure by the goatiilicre 01, ape Ds Kith N. Y.
Reg meat, for lebieh hie made out a bill of
damages agalaelittle g ivromeet., Mr. Mtg.
pie and Thomasi And utinuei Butch also auf.:
tered by fire—the coulligration being extended
to all known UliOn mro. Toe dwelling of
Hon. C. H. U ton, our Falls Church, was
spared, as the C MederaikeoCCOpv it sad have
• large force in t it Tinnily.
The position o flaws at Munson , . H4l re
main uncuange . , N. terge force is visible
- from this side °f iOW!. intreechments.
In a skirmiehl list night near 11411's Cones
Roads, it is tearid l iti it a 'Lieutenant in the 31.
Vermont regimot and three privates in the
9th Ills•,arhuselti r vitient, sitioae name.
could not he aspen. urJ, ec.• - leiea prison-
MI, as they are 1111. . lisp of oar men 1 1 / 1 111
wounded. i
From a preillilaul . sill .n of the Virginia
side of thir null 1... es,, a .ease column of
emok• was eeenl ill the y.ilrectica of Fairfax
Court Roam Tn. C ,ntr4srates ware evidently
Darning the eroop, hi ire.' dilution, around .
their fortification!, , I
-* Newly all the taaint,...ti in the nelehbothood
et Arlington Helgioe awe Chain Bridge were
oat ander arms airing all:. last eight. The ar
tillery practice 44.1,5i1y etl.,tinneti at the forts.
Tbs Lincoln cjvally, c•iicpotaal of two com
panies from Ponti s ryloaota one from Michigan
and nine from NaW York, iv now thoroughly
organised, and thk eo n *all cants have
been sworn In ad Cot. Mcßeynolds,
!Atilt Col. Van !beta:tub; formerly " of the
Prussian army; 111 tjoro, Cl N. Ogle, late of the
regular army drisOos, N W. Adam; who
raised two of the F Olo el:enemies lu New York, and
Auguste ilownino, l formerly of the Prussian
anal; Adjutant, Ritterabi, of N. Y ; Quarter
master, E IL Bailey, formerly of Michigan;
Chaplaio, Raw. Inconel, Ilsouy of Newark. N.
J., en old an inritnate frOed of Col. Malay-
Dahl;
i
The following elpatchea have bean received
at the Navy Depattmeat t
1.4 BTtA'lllllll PAWIIIII.
Ilettsia 'lobo.; Sept 10, 1861.
Eta—l has* toita , a, fat the information of
this Department. t I have taken a valuable
prise this morning'. bow celled the Susan Jane,
of Nevis, West laLltos ',fats schooner was
called the Charles McUicts, when she cleared at
Newborn, N. C., Ijrb day all. before the bloated.
went into effect °alibis cus , it. She took a cargo
of spirits of torpeitillne to he West Indies, and
at Charleston, Nevoi filen,, obtained an Eog
lish register, but Without • bill of sale or an en
dorsement of any kind on the part of the mas
ter or agent, end *thous any other paper re.
united under the Eliglish lei; She sailed from
Nevis to Ifslifasjl,N. S, and there took an
board an smarted Cargo, contesting of blankets,
cloth, iron, steel, l brogans, etc., Aa., aft of
which were purchased to New York and Boston,
as is shown by the ' Ills of ladicg from dlffersnt
houses in those Gide.
I send theorize Id New York or Philadelphia
at the discretion a t the terra master, tient.
Crosby, so he may li , e authorized to enter the
port most acceasitil at this wormy period of
year. I send all the paper. found On hoard
the price in chargii of I,:eut. Crosby, to be
handed to the prfrier admiralty officer. Capt.
Ireland and foot Ci t he crew I shall detain
foritne present, .4 1 ,, two passengers behaved
to be the soperese,goes, and slur the mate.
' When this important duty is completed I have
to reqoat that Lien; Cro,by may be permitted
to return to his Important duties at We place
as post captain, eider the order of General
i t
Wool. I send Copt!. Crosb on board of the
prize !renames he oil en am nrtent witness of
what occurred aftvi we hoe ded the schooner.
This vessel, like' the three already captured,
stood in under the beliet that the forte were
still in the hands oli i he, eartny. The Palettee
showing no colohq Was taken for an &latish
cruiser, and they rare rot hoarded until in
aide bar.
We are beginning) is see mi.°s of the enemy on
the Southwestern Ti r nil the entrance, where
is
it bettered a pie, t guard fr. quests to watch
oar movements. i _ .--
I enclose a letter hoed hinoog the papers of
the so called "Busk Jane: , ...hick may give
the Department in rte idea of the policy in
Nova Scott*. 1 I•
I bare the botanic o he Jour very obedient
is J. C. Row rr, Commander U. 8. N.
To Onion Waidea, Secretary of the Navy.
The following teai i iiet of it vessels captur
ed at Cape Hatters lola : The schooner.
Bunn Jane, Oceaq Vave,t H
':
arriet Ryan and
Mary Wave. i
A detachment oil tai. Y..nriz'a cavalry, under
Capt. White, arrested three rphis yeatarday,
near Port t(411000i Ma , s td . brought their to
Wubington. • 0/3 Abele periwig mu found to
pography and otherlinfoiniatifn, designed for
trannolasion to the instil, from that neighbor
hood ao bontiguout Ito the [Vaginla shore, and'
of the•advantapeiof %blob the f3emissionists
have long availed .1 esehros. .
F W. Walker, of i.,lut
rook! l ' lr. Washington nor
respondent of thd ere Yolk A'aprese want
thither on Friday o f ern,ori, a ith a dettuthment
of Young's cavalry on al scanting tone. and
ended by a guard Of two sOldiera capturing an
astir Seoaesionloti who was plaocd In
nee • by t Opi confine
ii
es
meat at a hones of must, the
guard battles needsiorily o absent themselves
the premiere to Imam i, to their home end
other bullies,. Tt e prisoner, while Walker
mu taking minutes of the conversation with
him, suddenly draw hi. knife mid plunged it
Into the tette, , a
bdwele, and rushing from the
house, made his .e ar before one of the gaud,
'who was onfelde, 'el, Id heves fair oho% at him.
The neighborhood 'wee afterwards searched for
c l ,
the fugitive, but wit out enemas; the pursuit ii
fad, however, &band nod:, Walker le lying i• •
dangerous eonditleti aid .receiving prow at-.
faction.
,11. .had I La related by the atom
who communicated the atm.. facts, gathered
much valuable Info f ; .':ktion. - • ..
, -
• BAstrimas, Bo
Reese. 1)...1).,ed1t:
Rat 'liewspiper,
hie throat. The •
groin miotßi &ran
14.--7 he dim M. tam
lot the Methodist Ptotest•
scan, d - outside by cutting
otos oats moo has oaf atad
C lot sem tins.
LATEST PROM EUROPE
NEWS.
Arrival or the Steamer Kangaroo.
ST. /WINS. Sent. 14 —Tee etrnmahip
roo from Liverpool on the 4.h, raCQueens.
town on the sth inet.„ pasted off Cape Rota
thitattentoon. '
EP E OFFIC
The political news is unimportant.(
England wall about to send three more reg
menu forthwith to Canada.
Spy. in the employment of the gotiernment
at Washington are said to be on board all the
transatlantic steamers.
Another terrible railroad accident occurred
near London, by which 13 persona were killed
and 60 wounded.
Liverpool, Sept. :41h.—The gales of Cotton
for two days, Monday and Tuesday, amount
to 27,000 bales, the market closing unahanged.
Creadstuffs are in better demand. Provisions
are quiet.
London, Sept. 4M.—Consols closet) at 923
092,i for money.
Guar Bursts.—The three regidents for
Canada start about the middle of September, in
the steamer Great Bataan, which subsequently
goes to New York, as advertieed.
The London Times ' in an editorial, Says that
the government may have private reason' for
the movement, bat that there Is none apparent.
If it Is purely a defensive movement and a
mere declaration of identity between .ongland
and Canada, It hopes Canada will not take it
for more than it meant', but hold herself ready
if It should be needful to protect herseif. It Is
regarded as a wise guarantee against all com
plication', and calculated to strengthen her in.
teIrODIUSO.
The Tinier, in another editorial, nays that
the great question with capitalists ii this :
How will Americans endure the burdens of
taxation, to which they are as yet strangers ?
It also argues that the temptatirin of 100 pri
ces is sure to set part of the cotton crop free.
especially u the crops of Texas a not tar
from the ports of Mexico.
Another terrible railroad accidentoccurred
on one of the suburban road. near 4.ondon
14 persons were killed aed about 50 wounded.
FRAHM—The following diplomatic changes
are announced : The Duke De Garmoth ia
changed from Rome to Vienna, and the Mar
quis Debrette from Conatantinople to home.
A new pamphlet, on the question of Rome,
imit appeared, and was attracting coniaLlerable
attenuna. It was regarded as a daring impo
sition on the recent manifeato of the Empe-
I
ror.
The Paris Bourse advanced, butcloeid dull.
ITALT.—The resignation el Mtmgettic,
Minister of the Interior ha. been accepted,
and Baron &Lamle has been nominated to the
vacancy of the Interior to Foreign Aclsirs.
Victor Emmanuel ha, informally ap pointed
M. Bennedict the new French Miniat r.
Additional 'access is reported over he Nea
politan brigand,. It is alto reported that some
collisions have occurred between the Pied
montese troops and the Papal got d*mes.
Aurrata.—The draft of an addrrie to the
Emperor has been adopted to the lower Howie
of the Reichetrith. The polish menibere re
frain voting.
HUSGAILY.—Ia Hungary the aitnation of af
fairs continues unchanged.
Seater.—President Jeffara, of Hayti, hod
paid the indemnity demanded by Spam.
Pauseta.--Anotner amnesty wax to be grant
ed by the King to political offenders.
Locutrit.La, Sept. 14.—The Richmond Ex
amine?, of the 11th, nye 156 Yankee prisoners
were sent to Cutlet Pinckney, South Carolina.
Among them were Col. Vittoria, of the *Whigs°
let; CoL Corcoran, of the New York 69th;
Lieut. LoL Neff, 23 Kentucky; Maj. John W.
Potter, 38th New York viler. G. W.! Dodge,
Cheplaln 11th New York; Rev. UJ Eddy,
Chaplain 23 Connecticut; Surgeons tirlswold,
38th N Y.,_Orey, 13. S. A., Stone, U. S.- A.,
Connolley. RI Nee York, Fish, 32d New York,
Famish, 79th New lark, Drew. 23 Vermont,
Sheriff, 7th Ohio, L. Oiirdon, 11th hilssectia.
!setts; Whirington and Jenkins, Lieetenants
25th New York, Hamblin, imam( Ile 'actor of
that name, 38th New York; Utiderhill,lllth N.
Y.; Worcester, Alit, and Dempsey, 211 N. Y.;
Wilcox 7th Ohio, and G-Jrdon, 21 dragoons,
U. S. k
Serbia' fears are entertained for the rope of
the South. The rains of August are reported
the heaviest and most general ever known in
the South, and have been very disastrous.
The Savannah Republican claims s fair rice
crop, but admits that the continuous talus bare
damaged it eomenbet.
The Betna Rouge Adrocate says entitle
crops in that vicinity are literally covered with
.the Army Worm, and that the Intel of the
crops wid be treated in a few days. fer rates
and heavy atmosphere are favorable tolworms.,
Rector, Gaveroor of Artansas, called an ex
tra sension of the Legtsistore for this 4th of
November.
H. Kelly, claiming to be ■ Bsltintorean,
' was aaaaa tsd is a spay at Manama on the 6th.
A. T. Bledsoe, Auuunt Secretary of Wei
of the:Confederate State., has resigned.
Richmond the merchants urge( the discharge
of all shoemakers from the army, end thetr
employment at making chime.
The Richmond Whig of the 10ih is very
bitter against speculating contractors for wio
ternclothing supplies for the army, and urges
the impresament of cotton and woolen mills
into the public service to avoid spe6olating
contracts. It states positively that the War
Department has detailed from the Brill oper
ators to be employed in cloth lactoririii
Jett,•Thompson has issued a proclamation,
in which, us a retaliatory measure fur Fre
.mont's proclaimed intentions, he threatens
for every member of the Southern forces or
'Wien aoldier of Missouri executed, to hang,
draw and quarter a million of Lincolnites.
The Charleston Comer rays prenarationa
are nuking in that city for manufeetnriog 10.
emotive" on a large reale.
Jarreinsoa Ctrr, Sept. 13.—The earrepond
ant of the St. Logs Democrat tarnished t he fol•
lowing intelligence: A messempr -foie Col.
Mulligan, at Lexington, reports Hen. knee'.
advance guard reached Warrsaebarg Toes
day, and Chalb Jackson made a speeds. I Piles
claims to have 16000 men, and hie main body Is
approaching Lexington. This messenger
brings an official account of a skirmish between
the rebels end Hen. Lane's forces, dated Fort
Bledsoe, near Port Scott, Sept. 4, the 'Mistime*
of which is as follow.: Immediately aft.
leav
ing Springfield ha detached Hen. Bs nto
-clear Me counties, bordering on Kansas, of the
marauding bands which had been devastating
that section of the country. That be himself
advanced to Baines' Assistance, and their
force com
bined encountered at Big Dry IWood
Creek the forma under Lane, 31010 t11 0160 13 and
Jennison, and after a brisk skirmish of en been
and a quarter, the Federal troops retreated and
- ware pursued by his forces about a mtle.l •
He stated his 100 at three killed and twenty.
seven wounded, and says they buried three of
Loan men. He cooelnded by saying that
the inset, have continued to retreat Morth
ward groin Fort Scott, which post they have
abandoned, and adds: "This relieves me
: of
the necessity of punning them into Eeeees,
the soil of which I am 'awaiting to invade un
less her citizens shall provoke me to do r m) by
committing renewed outrages on the petiple of
the State. In thit event I shall not only, cross
the border, but lay waste their forme, ned ut
terly destroy the cities and towns of that State."
This correspondent adds: "While 'Welshmen
that there has been some skirmishing on the
border, it does not prove that the rebels have
pined any advantage,
_but, on the contrary, it
would appear that they have found a force too
strorg for them, given op their Plan 'of ad
vancing into Kansas and tamed upon the
weaker forte at Lexington. Their design now
Is evidenil first to take Lexington and then
bring Chub. Jackson here."
Foam= Munroe; via Baltimore, 1341. 14.
.—There was a prospect of an engegcuent last
'night at Newport News. About 4 o 'clock p.
m. the rebel steamer Yorktown - ran down within
three mlles'and opened tire upon the camp and
blockading squadron, eoulttlng of the Sayan.
nab, Cumberland, and gun-boat Loalatana.
/Attired 25 shell - ono of which exploded near
the Savannah. The ethers fall coesiderebly
short. The guns of the Cumberland and Sa
vannah could not reach the. Yorktown,' but a
couple of shell from.the Sawyer gun bu the
chore exploded three fourth, of a mile beyood
thia steamer. A Frenchman who managed to
*nape from the Yorktown the day before yea.
tetchy, Meta that she has been watchiog for
some elms for an opportunity to me the Mock.
ads, and that the loyalty_of many of bur crew,
was suspected.
About four o'clock p. m., a party seta main
cut fuel, encountered 200 rebel cavalry and en
equal 'imbued of ielautry, about three mile."
above Newport News. The teatnatera left
their wagolij end galloped is to give titanium,
bet no farther detuaatrazion was made, and
the wagons were afterwards recovered.'
,The rebel steamer Curtis Peck made ber up.
pearance this mornitta above NewportNewe,
and • reamer from Norfolk also rude a re
eoanoisatece. The steamer Yorktown has
.bain eat down forward and afi, by tbeismov
- her upper cabins, so as toearri-- . large
pivot gibe. She had, in addition, atx heavy
gtuts on uelr glair. Thew ars no indteatione
other having - bean iron plated.
Tkei dietiagulaked pelttical primmer* - f r o m .
Baltimore,t including Mayor Brown, Sole WI.
mans, Neely Miy, andr - othere, arrived it-Old
Point tau morning. The) will be closely con
deed is the casemate* within the fortrets.
1 ' ,'' . 1
lin/nose : M onaca, via ffatrisons, Sept. , 11 .
ta
e!steae, J. R. Spaulding Warned from
ihti nia Inlet this moraine. The stemma
'Sas.ghdhanniiiind Pawnee 'tilt remained. Th.
,fornitribad edstaitted bat little 'injury by the
collikio,h with she gtut.boat Flag. The Spud&
log brdnabt bithu the remnant of Col. Weber's
regietiebt, add, nearly one thousand dof
arm,!4,aptcresl from the" rebels, and I oun
hi
'wmseys taken (rpm' the prises mad* t the
Inlet:
Feed sessile had run into the Idle with
Rogliee colon, ender the supposition the that
placy dip belonged to the rebels, the U ited
States Rise hiving been temporarily tiled
dowst. 1 Pilots were offered the vessels d ev
ery fecility forjgetuag in. They did n t die.
cover thoirmis eke until too late. Tw of the
irenel4 it l loosen Jane aod Harriet Byan.
were Cram the British Provinces, a d had
valuebfato gdos Of molassee, shoes an cloth•
mg.; r c r o ups
r h
v 1
t
oo the Inter have ?Mounted all the
gnu and reentered thole effective yid h bad
been!, elliked 14 the Confederates brio their
surrinder. I !
Ncl idtelligedce of importance bad ben re- .
ceived rout thb Sound or from the main and.
Gen.l.ll:eynOids has arrived at 0:d Point and
i s
will prtceed ite.ntorrow by the steamer 8 ul.
ding to j aittnnut the commalld at Hatteras let.
i i '1 . .
llosemat,illo., Sept 12—The followin sp.
pear, iii the .4(4uenger this morning:
Ali , we eau !hear 0011fillIM previous reperts
that the Sece v ioniste havered! possession of SI.
Joseih k and Ire dolog pretty much u they
plea is thatl,,ity. It ii represented that they
have,
ken cdn'ol of the municipal affairs of ,
the ebrioratior4, and preventing urea and in. .
grevalof both; ails and traveller,. They bay!
also limited hSavy contributions .on 'several
stoma,. Vokingljnet what they want. The steamer' _I
Amelutl has been seized and appropriated to •
thei l phrposee, land we learn that an effort we,
made tq rend the mail out by a hand ear, bal.
thatilt Was interrupted and taken heel. Huai .
a complete blockade exists, which ammo:its for
our getting no Mail matter.. ' - - -,-- ',,.''
Straight-opt I Union men have. creased "clic,
river td.BlWood for safety, and taken the
ferry r bhat with them at latan sod at Weston.
It is. mitt] the ecessioniste permit no one to go,
intottiii! tom: or eat without passe'. From
all 109 412 leer,the Union men and their prop.
erty,litiiSt Jesph and sturoandlng connty,are ,
complehly at the mercy of this rebels, and dir.
mewl 41e , beirdedlate interposition of Federal
armilc lease:ilibm from annihilation.
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Sr. 4lnYtel,!Sept. 14.—Advices from North-
Weat Missouri,l since the withdrawal of the
Federal; troopsYrom St. Joseph, the secession- d '
i,te tif iliat resion'are arming spin. Some
2000 cAicentraied in Andrew county under
Majiir Setter" And about the same number of
Uoldnitlia, composed of Ildiwooaristis and Tow.
ena;n4cr Co a. Cramer and Edwards, are
motioned in the same region. Both sides are -
preparing for al battle, and a coutlict in abort.
ly eSpecied. l
TOnnllarria With 1000 men crossed Mime.
ri niter; t Afro)" rock on Tuesday last, boned
for km ~ limy ; 600 secessionist' ender Col. -
Hallli were Marching towards Glasgow on :
Wednesday,ito; ernes the river and join-Mar..
tin. I een , s secession camp at Lick • creek,
bloom-county , , was broken up by the Feder ,
al trhopi on Sunday hot, and it is reported 300 ..
of the titbels:were captured. Another Camp
at sperierbaii Pike county, was broken up
0 0 lkleallar. and 16 secessionists taken ekison•
ers,j , I ', I -'' ' •
1
Je le Seen-
sir try. Sept. 14.—A special dis
patch, tei the St.l
Lents Jfepubitcan says:. ~ !
Tile steamer iour . City, arrived from above; •;
bridge ihe Intelligenoe that Me fight at Bsoilin- -
rille:yeiderdeqorning terminated . in *victory
gu
to the Voe- node. under Major Eppstitin,
~ho bold their entreachments. The rebels, •
10001stekog, were driven back, and were In the
oelabbniltood!of Booneville when the Edo=
City tmtked. -The Boma Guards lost coo man
killed it'd .foiar 1 wounded. The - rebels lost 1:
killed, aild'3o Wounded. Among the rebels kill.
ed wire COI. Breen and Capt. Brown. A small .
detsdhoi!entTai &derel troops on the Sioux City
n
had i lh rigigintent with G reen's foree at Clan
gow4ofihalt iiel - botir's duration, when a bat
tory ofdi me gun s opened on the boat and they
,d Sli
retirethont eiss.
1 ; ;;;.
I r S ept. You c, 4 p 1 , t .—The steamer Pokllll.
'd at. nbou train Havana on the 7lb.
Ouch +/carets had arrived from New
peening rho blockade. Also 0118 from'
' roe, N. C. Vessel, under the rebel.:
allowed. to eater Cabin poror,but,
the recognition of their catienality.
.—T
ri ORK;§ept. I4he New i'orkikailr .
ibis meriting, in a leugthy card, hide . .
An the public for a time. -.--::•:,:.
kouri opt 14.—The steamer .. .ittego'
liocial to do" fiir Liverpool with one
Ilpasseiti era. - -
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FORT; k7. t Sept. 14.—Goy. ilegoffut
0 titollowing proclamation : In
ree to ib subjoined resolutions adopt;
hlt'Gerjeral Assembly of the Commo- .
al XeDiticky, the
.Government of the' .
!late State of Tennessee and all others ~
aly, aro ;hereby inhumed that . Ken- •
ecie;the Confederate or Tennessee
be withdrawn from her soil uneon.'
Y.,
I
It
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Fi)ehriii. Sept. 15.—A1l Is quiet $t
to' and iWashington, notwithstanding
retner's of riots and fighting. •
41110 I girLt, including the four 11
•ro seriously bunted at Wheatley's
110 Theatre last night, in the grain
I
ire aielalready dead.
Pei
Baltlo
clamor?
Pate
Gales 4
Conti4p.,
tool:Q.11
,
,
BarnarOrm; , • Sept. 14.—The streets have
been licit en • regent rumors all day, Fur
in eirin Mica b seceaConists to:keep their
rpintsi ip. of course there is no trattr: in
tbem.ilere # - also rumors ofadditional ar,
rests, Ira' in ab mice of reliable informatio n
we NO i, giviu names. . ..
~.. ..
ERAS , OuAN pt. 14.—S'enote.—Mr. White.
her tettrjulnowi La resolution authorising - the
Military Ooard t eels. the State arms, whet.
ever toll, aral.63,emp:oy a suMelent pollee to
proteg e railrhads.
Ittoar ktn.,l Sept. 13.—A reliable liana
man And( from . ' Orem:mille reports that Harden
hae retaihnd td that plane with 8000 MOD. and
threatin mar c h apon this point inusuwilatety.
. .
Lin4lll. l lt.LE 'Kept. 14.-4 lot of medicines' '
and no)dein' gat OD% atnoantin to 6000, wire
taizediyttorday tieing arnagglad to the South.'
ern Chn derae .
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I j irramail.ilattranar, September 16, IS6L . •
11017B:4-eriltmes dull and hater, with no par. - -
dealer dirge 114 . p!cfram.sale of SO this family at ABS ~-.
®6,00,58 do do at 1 Baas co. , sod 100 do 'dor psi- ,
. ...
rata uliril. 1
GRObiItISS-11 active requar, while' p lir ".
pries '
Ann Ifiltin 011 :farther advancing tandres l. of
2i Ohda N' , o Sore at 9e; Ida do at 1150Syig 20 bib , ---
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v0 , ...i., oy trade, at 404.16 do do,at 40611 a; TU . 7
cb
00 , to c4t r n. at 43e: 150 lage Maass., tiii.: ,
trade, It 16M 6DO Baltimore - Situp at 41e, and Sdo -
Bugg.' no+liat 460. ,* : . •r l' ... —7l' ...:-.- *.,
Thnirtiaos with a good dotard; sal* tract alts:.
maks cii iii loads:. :rem Sit° 110P0 It tom ... z ._ . _ . -
0 ilittliAPPLille—Eal•4ll Sbia at $3,143,* 60 , 1 -
.. . ,
Oct 3 ° 14 5,3 3 131.66—:ths latter Agar for die*, .... :. _ -
WHISEX—or 1 g—; rig of 10 bids Olormonas
18:, and 11001 id of Ofd Bpi at $1,60 to $2,4c sif'ts
mgt an 4 'OlOl. I T Red
;ale
, with * fair ttqueat; Belo of ITO
bids N.. 11 Extra at curet 511. '' - 1 -j....- ''. i....
BACI:4-,., rem ~ d lh wa note amatl-welreillidOV f"- ,
di r ,,, i i Asaa a s at r. Pots Hama at Be, mad Myr. ~-
/
Oared ilo Fit!/ . ol§oo 'a. '; . :
DallriPPLZl6 l ,2abe of 103 bur wirer 160:11 - ..<:
000.11144 nll. had in Ma *rear; et salsa,* call '..
onotatlit , uq: ..,.._, 1 • -..- . - -
11 ' 1
j ,111stairta by Welegrapbe '.
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Paudastrua:tept. 14..-Neces.,--10Our tat 3 .6 4 0
'Mai a; $4 60 6s , so/ raw; $1 id for =tr. „Wart . ;
aoiltetiltlloo b a th r sllo® t 16 'go rd. and $l - 11 "
for whtto.ii Corie.attry at re fra Prowilnata and
Sondra ;$1,004,, bilyto tot mixed. • Cara adeantad.
11 4q b tes ig - had Sara of l ßb s lout at 14501.6 o: aml „, ,
60 Lasosini talcs- tow is 3.4 a blew. Whkkg •
Sem a 5,1130. Pictions out!. . mud at WA., %-•,... •,,'.
Saw Ifor, flee. 14—Sreatop—Certion arm aka
1800 rim 1t an ad di of 6010 e. - Moor Ism; rhos
of 18 000 kid* at SI 306)400 tor rat*, 66 Uri 36:
toe Olt aid $5 100.6 so for scelebernj rbos g ray .
sake' I /.000 tar at $lO4Ol OS kr Chicago rang.,
$1 OR4 'lli far. liSant!te• !lob, $1..11 . 11 60 :its cad
- 1,140 IiULMANN ATL AND Aro:
at .mw
Itiligti: l 99L atantss.wni wows ow sae .
son ink , inndtwas 3wwo ow MCAT. am 37111.-4
ot n 4 °Van F. IL. Nor freight or prop anti?
wit tow an la _ • •
sin fi 1: J. v. LIVIMILVISII?O,Jivata...
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