121!EMVMM ttokrcgk- , . orr . m.o PJ nto*t MORNJIM, 00T. 26,: Ditriniotosicar. Observation for the Ge. - seas, by G. E. Shaw, Orroiso, 6S filth street —4 . 0174 410171. .. . - is, sun. -LE =ADZ — I 9.4'4k4k, ~.. 3/......._ CO - 4.2 1! : ' ". E. ...... ........ 61 43 11 I. r. v. 44 ' 5W09414114 .........«.—......._ '-- 48 9.10 . TOW Grand Jorjellsit Our rubble lain. The Bread alms matins their preseat; neat ts:the Cant, at _the ?reseal tens, pre nailed to visit the C01:2%7,34H, the U. B. Ma. rine Hospital ant the House of. Refute. - Their observation are thee noted : The man ment of this jail, by Col. Small, the present ja age ilor, meets oar 'spectating aid approval. Owing to the plan and constmetion of the betiding, which ans very defective, it Is 'impossible to keep the jail la as good ted bealtky - tondition as Wools be desirable. The U.S.- Marine-Hospital appears to be essefelly aspenntanded, and the wants of the tamales .wel/ 'provided for, The building is large mid well vinstilated, and kept in good alter and condition; " • '• Oh eLit :and' examination'. of 'the House of Refige, was very - pitaisist and satisfactory., W 8110124 eituithlacconuted with the in- - dilation is the order and 'condition ; and we would fail in the purer : mance of our duty did WI sot speak in the highest terms of the abili ty, Industry and efficiency or Mr. Sweeny, the flaperietandent— The admirable system by which more than two hundred unlortenate tbildrei are trained, controlled and educated is fully vindicated by their pussy good con• duet and happy appearance. Ibe people of Weiltilia Penesvivanta have reason to be proud or, thin =Stith= and its management. We art greatly pleased with the visible change and improvement is the present conduct of this ' institution, which is in strong contrast with its condition and management a few years stave. ' • - JO= Dees, Foreman. ' 3 McCutiheon; William Harrow, J. Aber, ` John Hay, James Boyd, 'Time. Neely; Alex. Chaney, George Shaw, Mark Dodgers, .1011W1 Deese, David Calhoun, Frederick Wilhelm, Meath. in Col. ilteelVe Regiment. Considerable elitist) kis prowled among those having Wends and relations in 'Colonel Regimeht, owing to the_ fact that en. • ruinous deaths hate been reported among the men. :A eurremondent, to relieve the aunt . ety or all snub, sleet the followtsg, is a nor. - vets list or those who have died in that mgt. mans Frew i iAllegheny,' aged 21 years. Ed ward Campbell, Allegheny, aged 19 years. Joseph Mimes, B co., aged 10 years. Matthew Saakey,Blnuinghamoged 21 years. ;Samuel Downs, Birmingham, aged 24 years.- lamb Snyder, Binaiegbael. Wm. Conrad, Clarion co., aged 25 years. Jackson ideCannaha, Allegheny co.,' aged 23 John George Cherevheogoat, Armstrong to., ageillB years. _ : MMthimPiiLet, Sew Castle, aged 111 years. Solomon Boyd, West Blanchester, aged 25 year William Chapman, Allegheny eity,• aged 16 luiel P. Halle, 81. Clair township, - aged 26 James Fortua', Temperanceville, aged 20 Jobo Jieeheaney, Allegheny, aged 23 - years. John Webster, Birmingham, aged 19 lean: • 1 Adam Yoang; Birmingham, aged 18 years. John Campbell, Blair co.ouprii 10 years. We may remark that- instead of "Edward" Campbell we have had the name "William" Campbell, and Instead of "John" McChesney - have find "Eakin" Mahoney reported. Wa-are• enable to - decide u to . wince are cu- Itia.also litathy (pi t6lll9th th4t. th 6 abate comprises a large proportion of young tien-lroys we should say. _ • Eginfil EIMMIEBSEE ' ''' =MEI .** 44 'r MU= E== Paterdaz,, between oil and thou o'eloth, attione-maton ‘ caitied Christ. Gamble, residlog In the upper pert of - Allegheny, was killed en the Pittsksugh, Port Wayne .Chiesgo road, Sitar Woods' Run, by being tun over by - the - &moony Accom modation train. Kr. Gamble bad been working at Woods' Run, and bad started down there early in the morning. When near tint-atm, sad while walking along . the track, • !rat* on the Cleveland and Pitts burgh road came clown from the city, and he stopped to the opposite track to let R peas. The • smote and steam wlstohlthileeouptive left be: hbid. is stippeted to have prevented the deposed from seeing the approach of the other train which is known as the ''Elkam gar; (beteg locomotive and passenget cur oombtned.) The engineer saw the mum before he was struck, and tried to check up, but the (Matinee was so mall that IS was Impossible to aerobics. The engine tinned him along ghetto , * some deity or ninety feel, mutilating the body in a shook. lug manner, and epodes instant died. Gam ble was about forty year. of ego, sad leaves a with and family. Coroner Bo a tel* Masa Inquest upon the body, and the jury found a verdict of acciden. . tel death—exonerating the engineer of the• Btessa Car; • - • •••. ,•- 1 , ..1 , N...:;%:1•; • -2.• ENE , ! = % t,L4 .4:1; 11• 4 ' 1 1;' 4t1,, , /\ •• , %.; 4:f •;41 0 143...4yt , „ 'W. , t;:•'• complaint of ?dam. Robert and Stephen Craighead, for the arrest of William sad Stephen Wray, to answer a charge of Ynud. The plaintiffs allege that in May huh they ob. Mined a judgment (amounting, with costs, to about. $400) against William mid Stephen Wray,. humus of Elissbetb -- township. An ,011110141011 Will issued against them andtheir . - hdadatock was levied on, but claimed by other Tie Mader is alleged to bare baits . - listidubent ' some $BOO worth of stock and fanning nteneils having been sold by the Wrays after judgment, but belore the erecd. Volt, pending a motion for sew trial, sad they rafasiat to apply on the- exaration the notes received for the property solt. Wm. Wray was arrested and lodged in jail, but after • bearing he was discharged. The other de ' . fendant was subsequently arrested, but but not yet had shaping. • Tastmday, °Moor Dumbest, of . the Mayor's • ptdiee, arretpk. Hairy Ifelaconier, ( sO well Mown Inonairliction with the counterfeiting . eases in the Dotted States District Court ' ) 'pen • okapi, of repo; 'preferred spinet him In Cambria county. It so happened that New tanner had been brought has from Oblo,_upon an atteobotent, to testify.in the Johnstown aoucterfehlog cases still pending In the United Biome Court, and when his arrest Imams known _judge 111IoCandlus twat a request to Mayor Wilson to permit the witness to appear in Court. The - . Mayor complied, and upon Newcomer making hie appearance be was discharged from custody by Judge McCandless, and will remain at liberty until his testimony is given,at bout. What eoures will be taken afterwar, remains tobts fowl. It Is alleged that this charge of •-•: XV' Asa been "trumped up" to . .scare New. _jemmies of from - testifying In these cases. Pzeiritna Swaps Tnan.—Oar neighbor of the Chrovircle s with a very, laudable purpose, - -'•donetlese s ia very . fond of give), advice on almost every , subject of domestic. economy. • Among other Wags, be tells us this Is the beat - time- of lira Jear for plantieg fruit mid farads treat of elf !dads lo this be is is er ror, as ass one . wbo foilowe Isis' advice:will doe to their cost. Success might attend some hinds of deeidions bees, provided lb. winter Ives favorable, bat Evergreen, - pleated sow wbulti be is great danger. If the latter had -Wert planlid six. weeks ago, they would 'hair, ,401111 wolf, as the'airaiton sus been Seri aver table. 'Deciduous tress may be proinaul nowt aid heeled in some sheltered place s and plant ed the Snit !storable weather in April. Scar green trees should. hot be taken from the irronadbefbrirther tniddi of Aprils to secure the. bast success,ul ess the season is vary So . Soo FAIOLITT.—.A.II.4III - itlltee in of - Jobs and - Eboo,ltioe, of White tstwootop';,lradtans eacioly,died within four - dye, at dliithoria i Phebe Cardillo, October I 'ollottiLysirs - George Coarad, October 7":":101t; oredli - yeare ' Mori-Jane, Ootobir ll tb, . . . Dzolo...latfes Copper,Arent to his Teniten;- Aturiort spring for mr.Jg. counterfeit money. - -- -- mmtregoarom sumo-two weeks since the o i 'Mzytrattos of Me - .4111.1161ti went boll4el ape 401, itaiat a waiVattararairde. tie !al la Ike 4..tf.A.0 alcomatiaptioa walla esa!aaosit, ?"0 1 1TY AFFAIRS .114tUrikad Accident—alm Ewen ' Search Warmest Caen. • Bench Warrant wae recently issued from tbs,-Dietkiet Court, by Judge Hampton, On Arrest eel/nary If slimmer MMMI Melted Stales =aft** Wow& Tntranur. Oct.: 24 . - - ;ilifstri l Tridge no -Cleadlow. - - _ , - • - The fasces', taken up waiiiiit:c;filie mama% - votlitobert Glue; lite-portintater et New Florence; - Windrawaleid . county, sad George W. Oahu tied lola Carry; ma wat tle& -TAW *u an eaticta, of debt on an of ficial head. • The District . Attorney offered in outdate' 'a letter from the Auditor ofthe Post office Department, setting forth that Ginn was la amen to the Government in the nun of V 53. He also gave fa evidence the bond Itself, with the algastues of the eureties, whoa hi - Clorsd the Cue. - • Meaty D. Poster, Men., appeared for the de fendants, and called Mr. Gore, who testified that in January, 1860, Mr. Given deposited with him 17363, to: be treatimittett to Mr. 'Dua, postsamter at Pittsburgh, is settlement of his account with the Department. Mr. Dana was &to. called and testified that the money had betas received by him, and duly - thrwarded to-the Department at Washingtuos. This aettlemsat was made In January, 1860, sad the salt upon the bond was entered in, July, following—owing to the tact that th e Auditor had not been formally notified by the parties. The only Ostia for the Jury to determine wall, whether the conditions of the bond had been nbstantially oompiled with, and the, found a verdict for defendants without leaving the bot. • , Jake IL Hopkins, degsurniotypist, of jock Maven, Clinton scanty, charged with forging and peados 001Mteddi coin; was outarralgaed and plead notinUty. Thraeeneed was crust ed at Willlama i xort, Lyooming minty, and stands bidletsd for passing a eounterfsit half dollar upon Thomas Shuck, end other spurious oohs upon patties unknown- - A. C. Mayer, Esq., of Lock Haven, and Mews. Atcheson and Hamilton, of this city, appeared for &Widget, and District Attorney Carnahan for the prosecution. is opening the cue, the District Attorney stated that the Government expected to prove, is substance, that the defendant had passed a spurious coin upon Thomas Shack; that when mauled he bad other counterfeit money upon him, and attempted to get rid of it by throw ing it awaypind that, when his premise* ware searched, a considerable amount of spurious, money was lewd, with - the materials, for mak ing lt, and directions for Imitating Thu: Shuck, a led, who had,heen alleged at. bar-keeper at Wdliamspor4 *citified that he had received a welterfeit half dollar from the defeadant, which was produced in evi dence. The accused had tendered the witness another piece of had money, at the same tune, which was refined. Other witnesses' were called to corroborate the facto alleged by the District Attorney in his opening address. The defendant than called several witnenes, who gave bum an excellent character for honesty. Judge McCandless will charge the jury this morning. -• RescdiaClone of Condolence. At a meetly( the Pittsburgh Gymnaulie Aesociation, held on Tuesday evening, Octo. her 22d, the following reeolutidne wereitnami - , imouly adopted: Wltzunlan, We have once more been visit. ed by Goil , n afflicting band, whoin hie wisdom has called from life and active - duty our _late fellow member, Evans R. Dm:1111ton ; and . Whereas, it te becoming in us to give utter ance to oar sense of this great hammy:lent and kindly esteem we felt for one who was very dear b as all ; therefore be it Resolved, That in his death we have lost a friend and companion—a pure unblemished character marked thi gentleman ; prompt re sponse is the hou of peril to his native land, the lojal silken ; his peruses in the tented field, • gallant soldier. When the young man in the fullness of physical strength and the beauty of moral excellence is thus cut down, it is fitting that ell should mourn. Resolved, That in lile'a every relation, so fat u men can do, he tried his conduct by the Golden Rule, which tells sy, "whatsoever ye would mettehonld do untojou, do ye even so silo them." Resofeed, That in hie quiet deportment and uniform character we all felt that firm reliance which such characteristics usually insure. We will min him as the family does a cherished brother. HIS memory will remain as the stately pine in the forma, perennially green, and with never ending fragrance. - Resolved, That wt . estend all our sympathy to_tbe fond, devotedtpile, whose young life :e now so withered and made desolate; to the lovieg mother whose declining days are thee to be darkened I to the faithful brothers and alstne, - echo have, in this sad-and most un timely hour, been called to pay -the tut fare. well of earth to a noble;true and affectionate brother. Their .griel is 0,1114 soli our bitter , tears shall mingle with theirs. Resolved, That our beloved land has lost a sou, the American army a brave soldier. Red death 'pared him he would have wonTibperish able renown-as a hero, in no wise recreant to his trust. The alike of patnot thousands will be ins teriutep, aid all who knew — him will weep is bereaved relations, and mourning [rinds bear to his last repose the youthful and heroic dead, whose death is like the flower cut down iu the splendor of his fullest bloom. Roared, That it shall be our oedema duty to attend his funeral, as the last testimonial of respect we can show to him as I cherished member of this Aluminum. A. S. Btu., P,e■'t J. D. M.Fasms, Seey lhapreate Coact. Tartnutoai, Ott. Ea.—Before Chief Jamie* Lotirie, Judges Thompson, Strong and Read. Judge. Woodward was absent. Rouse erC(l. vs. Patterson & King; D. C. Argued by- Hasbrouck for Plaintiff - to Error, 611411 by Drugs and Miley contra. • Patterson vs. Anderson ;D. C. Argued by Geyer and Shafer for Plaintiff In Error, and by "Cothran and Rhasnon contra. Campbeilmt. Lacoci ; D. C. — Submitted by Geyer, for Plaintiff in Error, and by Barton, contra. Preston vs. Batehisos ; Everson n. Same ; Preston and wife vv. Forrester', and Everson and wife vs. Buns; D.; C. Argued together by Woodetor Plaint in Error, and by Barton CORM.. Cilium , Insurance Co. vs. Marsh; D. C kigoed by Woods for Plaintiff to . Error. Guff of finorfor Sessions. - Before Judges McCiore,4deres and Parke. George Bowman and Henry Moyers wen sued for amen and battery, by 3: 0.0. Prager and Least% Prop? • and -one of the Pragers wee sued for abash and battery on Meywe. The jury found a _verdict of guilty against Bowman, not guilty as to Meyers, and guilty of assault as to Prager. Prudes were Wouteooml areardiugiV. Thoaaa Collins, livery stable proprietor, plead guilty to an *swift and battery on Thos. Barrett, and wastentenced to pay a line of 110, and costs. Martha Muter, d Law/mownle, dialed with sadistic= raisehisf 1n taarbig . down a bill fors Constable's ed‘was dastard not guilty. The prosecutor, GOOTVI DA:deb, WIN NOteneed to 'pay the coati John Forrester. charged with selling liquor to an inebriate, attar nodes had been given him, wu acquitted—the minty to pay the costa. Smoot Snisitimerszae.-*—Col. H. Barden has been itathoneed.tismaitdrr Sad Organize all the good shots Onvingluiat the' loyal States lato'companies and regiments. One regiment I. fall already, and is now at the meat of war. No rileman can be accepted into this corps unless be Cu blithe target tea times le sac session, at the distanie of 100 yards, in nit, and at an average of Ave niches front the cen tre, or the same at 100 yard., of band. Timm who do not wish to take their own rides • will be tanuslied tie but cannteel rifln, weighing eleven pomade, -with - double trigger, and patched balls, made explessly fors the corps. Captain O. F. Kolb has bees authorised to mann and organise all good shots from this State.' The lost shooting will commends in- Philadelphia on Wednesday, Oct. 30th, at the groands of the Philadelphia Mb. - . . DLITZEIPIIIIO CAWV/ILLTi.—.Oa the day of the election, a Htt briy, named Edward •Green, of Meadville, whiles playleg at the summer - hoese,,at the South . Ward School House, at unnyted.to_jampfrom one NU to the other, foil hls footing- and • - fall backwards ttrikuig his head'igainet the seat and breillig his mock: about thirty minute. alter the . accident. : He wu eight or ten years of age, and eta of ' -Mr. Wm. Green, of Mat both Ugh. Wm het to call - attantion:to a .notloe of the Cants tn 'anothsroolunan. - M., IC; Wolin, Pint Lieutenant, will be In Sharpi:trig this afternoon and to morrow to nceult. We know of 120 ten company than this, and would reaeinnsaid alt . wishing to_ealist to do SO at °am TbeNsolopat7 Is now aturoptal in Col. Idinwoll'altetinient, a man of world.wide as. lebrity,and great ralicary tzpestence. , . gaeristraela Famous _Trrearaz.—The 'Whole -force of , :hit ezeelleet company appear Is Uncle Tom's Cabin tbia ginning ; uao-a,uew pantomiee.eatitled au arraeged:lrs,Mr.illr. Malik, the greatest pan• toaaiar of •tba ago, iii_whusis Mr Mafia appurs aku eskTativrilt also tre,perfealisirdi: • Lady ; Beak; the Wordirs W-104 ;Ciiit,s4Flakers or, Part Goes r or. the Secret Yardage. Pierre Atm lthlb.r.f 'Ma flame of the ilard4"flaoe to the Grine nom we. Lean cis sot." "Lady ineliebt" "Ade Leigh, or The Ulu Tut. eta me. Only asaplene slut unabridisel sditfou giU: T. B Paternal & Brothars. Par tale by Hoary r, yiflk street, The leading Lag Halt jocund, of criticism have spoken so favorably of "'Lady Mend," that daden on this side the Atlantis most bare been promising themselves a pleasore_of no or dinary kind, when an American pablioher would place the desired volume within_ their reaeh• High as expeciatidt Oaa have risen with the readers of romance, the book will not fall - tm. low It In -the reading. Bo far from that, we venture to predict, that at kart four out of An of those who hams read It through; will agree with the - London Abtaminer, whom It 1171 : "Modern fiction has no pages that surpoes 'Lady ALM,' in all the qualities that go to make a great romance. Ii plot, obareoton, langusp, It It all Tone pore and period ehrys elite.' Tan lertarync Mown= rot tiOYZNILII.• —Mr. Henry Miner, Fifth atreeti has sent as the Adeline Monthly, just received front the peblishere, coat/mitt' a. number of attractive papers, among which, as first in place, we name a biographical and critical notice of George Sand, "that large.brained woman and . , large-hearted man," who bag found is the au. thor (or authoress?) of this notice no lieges& nor ungenerous critic. We have another hie. graphical sketch in this number—a memoir, all too brief indeed, of Alexis de Toequeville, of Whom, as of the gifted but erratic women above spoken of, the literature of his wintry and of tha world has received more then one book which it will treasure up with its most precious thing". We have another instal ment of Mrs. Stowete Agues of Sorrento." roar poetical pieces, one of them by Dr. Holmes and one by J. It Lowell, are also among the Midas of the number. Of the remaining papers we. might single out more thus one for commendatory remark, but space forbids us to indulge aureole*, in this grateful employment any further to-day. We cannot, however, refrain from expresnag pe culiar pleasure with one morel namely, that sealed "Why has the North felt aggrieved with Ragland , - Mr. John P. Hunt, Muonic Hall, Fifth It., has also received the Atlantic, and ii ready to meet the orders of his patrons. Tail of Win. Fortner for .11ordar—Hls Acquittal. In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, yester day afternobn, Judge McClure preinding, the cute of the Commonwealth vu. Wm. Fortner, charged with the murder of Benjamin F. .litcclea, was taken up and disposed of—the jury finding a verdict of not guilty: The circumstances of the case were fully detailed at the time of the killing, and a mere reference at this time will be sufficient. Fort ner, a quiet and peaceable citizen of Elizabeth borougn, was roused from hie bed one night in Angola, by a crowd et young men, of whom Eccles was one. They demanded admittance, and 'were refused when they threatened to break open the door. Fortner then fired a gun at. them from an upper window, hoping to frighten them away.. They retaliated by amaahtug his windows, and foreleg open the door. Fortner reloaded end shot Eccles a■ de was about to enter the ball door. Wit. nesse* were called to miniboom these fame, and under the charge of the Court Meier, found a verdict of not guilty. • Loos or 11,01 —A gentleman connected with the bulldog hence of . W. H. Williams & CO. loot a package, yesterday afternoon, con taining 51,231 to bank bills, while on hie way to the espreas office. The• money was ready for shipment, and marked with the requisite direction!. The finder (i 1 be be honest) will return it to the banking noose of Williams & Co., Wood at. flee advertisement Cry TOR INDIKSAPOLIII.-.-Clpttli2'Lame company of regulars ' recruited to Cambria Led animates counties, lett last nighties the West ern train for ladisaapolisosibete they will join their regiment, organising for 'cum sem vice Kentuc . DOCTOR C. Beau, IV azer Cute and Rornse pataio Physician; also moat for Rainbow's cele brated Truss itr Raptures. Corner of Penn and Wayne Streets. REINZISTILT.-Dr. C. dill, No. 146 Penn et a attends to ill branehee of the Dental proliesitte. Sontbe: n Aaw■ Lowsenza, Tuesday, Oct. 2 ..The New Orleans Picayune of the 12th, editorially congratulates its readeri - On the succesa of Hollins , Latina on tbe Ddisantetppl, 11,41 i particularly the exploit of the Manama. It urges the Southern people to be prepared to drive the Northern invaders from their ports and coasts at every mama and ezerumk A law of the Confederate States rewards the _owner, of private armed vessels,th Confederate hands, 20 per cent. of the value of any United States public vessel end armament which,they may destroy. Another law gives $2O bounty for each pie otter captured bill board such vessel. The Picayune also say, two National venal were to be mean at the Passes at last accometa, supposed to be the Richmond and Vincennes. The Niagara went eastward before the attack of Satizeday. The Richmond and Vince/Ws are slut, bat the other sloop is not visible. It is infer• red that she was rank. The damaged one is believed to he the Preble. The lumber landed at the head of the Pass es wee not burnt. The Memphis elyperef learns tbat S. B. Buck ner his been appointed a Mijor General. The Galveston News says hundreds of coin pallier!, mostly cavalry, ale tendering their services - to Gee. Herbert for the defense of Galveston. • Telegraphic communication between New Orleans and Berwick Bey his bele completed. telygram from Berwick sayethe Yankees captured, on Saturday last, the schooner Sea Valle, with a cargo valued at $20,000. The Mobile Tribune, of the Iltb s epeating of the *Santa Row affair, lays the coup wee made at considerable lon on our aide, but doubtleai the Federal leas much exceeded 0011. COUPROMIEZ.—We 'precolonial, bear some timiikor disloyal person, hinting at compro mise, that old, obsolete panacea for the ells which afflict the body politic. We would re fer such to;the following description of com promise, taken from a sermon lately published by the Rev. R. A. Cascrrucas: - To compromise with armed traitors ia - to submit to be conquered without a blow. Com promise is not &minion or vecestion—it seeks not to sever the States—it only asks for peace. Bat - what a pease! Compromise is that obse quious spirit that would put itself into the anal lest pocrible bulk, and supinely creep down the throat of tho Southern Moncter. Its that vile beast, the legitimate child of S3utia Caro boa toryirm (or revolutionary ues,) that would Lear nt down the Stars and Stripes under which we worship this day, and run op in their stead the hated symbol or cruelty and oppress Won. It is the evil genius that would have the raven wings of despotioni spread over this land devoted by the blood of oar lathers to freedom and to God. Compromise is only called for now by those who love tyranny' for Its own sake, or whose delfts for the spoils of o ffi ce la such that, like the brood of Milton's fiend at the gates of hell, they would creep into their mother's womb to feed opoi. her bowels, WESTLRII VIRGINIA Arsents.—Arther J. ,Bofoloo2. of - Pirkeraburg, and Wm. A. &fn. son, of ClarSubaru, have been elected Circalt Court Judges in Western Virginia., Omen have been extensivelyengeged in prac tice IA that county for many - eirs: ,44 i l iaDt.ll Dams shred from ths mods at Dr Dtspbsa /Mimi., of Dots osetloat. Mat Wm lat . ter, hal ass toss mod fa Ills mottos for the tut Writs rem trltb the most shirouhtot stumws. - as sa maids It 'li witinint a Meal. sad will hilsrlaM'shha mots mum hay other sressiattan. Nor Mt Dbinuss= Ilsms . Dlzorders4 trall err~hfw , s4l sig . .6l; . WOUS. Boothia*. hWtne had DowerlW straostbealas proper. Um. emits the mat woodsr had astotdsluasat of au woo rows mar (Ina a trlit t p=r hvadrist arr. Mouths of rhaarlsbis mina bs It Within the hat two ranotttist feat See admrdas. • ore.lrdaneltalt 3. 14 ‘ 3. lIIILLEItB CIO, &pato, Corner Wood sni bocosso atreita P/tuboricb• • BLOOD Fooa.—Attention is called to thin most remersable and absentia preparattou, ea• verticei In another colcazin ; It la en entirely me diacorirry, end mud mat be ammunded With any of am numerous Ilium abeillelnes at itre dey, It la a Winaln-z.coedy for all the diseases specified, mad te,. pebbly thee of a chronic assns—cd long steadiest -.en meets, month•, sad yearm flatierlia, try id Maur. batman • Donne, of. Nov York, are Ibe mole melba tar It, and elm yroprnetore of tbe world• teakwood Dr., lame! wawa' oosiest, an CIO aribrfi every ilottuirshoUld birfe to bye medicine closes is owe of mod; sad embalming, as It dem no paregoric er opiate of soy land,,ll an be Mild open with tbe utmost conflasece,and WO be axed so he valuable ermine in all of tolhntla comytatota— One mete ./oweicii, gelldtes wirenlawsumt.. For Rah by 435011611 U. 111111$11.4siti40 Wooed., illteureh. .0041061 AL., .2. THE LATEST-NEWS Y TEZIOR4 P RECEIVED AT THE DAILY, GAZETTE OFFICE Particulars of the - Battle netr Edwards' Ferry. Poot.uvux.l4.Det. 32.—The following report of the battle of Bluff, midway between Conrad'. Ferry and Edwards" Perry, and oppo. rite narrlson's Island, stbleh contend mks day, is gleaosd-from -authentic courses: On Sands; night, ca. Crete, of the lath Massachusetts, who had for 600111 time guarded Harnson's Island with one oompany, ordered Capt. Phiibrook, of -Co. It, and Qaarteranater Howe, of hie staff, with a denehteent of 200 inn, to snot the Virginia shore it the dire.- don of Leesburg. They erased fool the Island to the shore, and executed the order by ap proaching within three-fourths of • lone of Limburg, returning to their rusting pOint about 10 o'olook at ntfht, diseormbg, as they =PPM. • =nil Camp one Or more from Leesburg. On reporting to Col. Dilvin.the !at tar, with about MG men, pushed:gores:A, a. directed by Gen. Stone, in the It.. with orders to destroy the camp. 411, daybreak the Bonn returned to Col. Devi% !be remain. ed with his command concealed, Ind word was sant bank that no enemy , was in Hest. Capt. Philbrook's company took an &dunned position while the remaining companies wan cionestand as a reserve, In oass of an attack on the ad vent*. When 'boat a mile and a kali ft= the river, and 500 *aide In advance eit-CoLtrievitt'e reserve, Capt. Philbrook, aecompankitrbY Col. Davin In person, attacked and iron beak a company of Minbeippi tiffewtawAind then feu back to the reserve Summated in Hamar, on the appearance of •body of rebel cavalry. In the skirmish, Clot, Pailbrein had some difficulty in getting near enoigh to the onemy for his smooth bore guns to have Asek_effect, wherein. the °there used long raged rides on oar forces. At daylight,nad at the saute hour tbiit Col. Devio's command left the shore to make the advance, Col. Lee, of the 20th blusacbusetti, sent over one company of hie regiment, which remained on the shore to cover.the return of Col. Davie. The Colonel, however, main tained his ground, and wu reinforced during the morning by 300 more of .his regiment, un der Lieut. Col. Ward. About one o'clock, he WIN attacked by a considerable force of riflemen, who attempted to outflank him. Benin that they might be eueceufel, and af ter resisting them for some time, Col. Davin slowly retreated, in perfect order, to the river, where Gen. Baker had arrived with a banal• ion of the California regiment, commanded by Lieut. Col. Whiter. Can. Baker then tOok commind, first'com plimenting Col. Main for his encomia' re. SiBIESCO to a aapktor tome, and giving his command, now-leas then 800 men, the right of the line battle, the centre and left being form. ad of about 300 of the Ilassachheetta 10th an der Col. Lee, and the California battalion, of about 500 In number, under Lieut. Col. tar. Two moitataio.. howitzers, commended ,by Lieut. French, and outs piece of the New York battery, commanded by Lient. Rumba'', were in front of the centre Jett previous to the commencement of the Retina. The attack was commenced by the enemy on our right, bat wu soon directed more heavily tothe can. tre and left. For about two hours the battle raged terrifically—a complete shower of leaden hail fell. Three several times the left of the 1190 made an advance, bet were compelled to retire te often. The rbtgt wax bitter protected and herd their position. An order came from Ben. Baker to throw two companies of the 15th rdamenteetu to the centre, which was immediately executed. This produced the impression that thg battle was going against us, but canoed no centurion or dismay. The left was hard pressed, but remained dim.. About this tune the news spread that Gen. Baker war killed while in the act of pulling a cannon forward with bis etionlder to the wheel, when be wu pierced with BIZ bails. He war evidently the object of-the enemy's sharpshooters. After this there was a caseation of the fire for a few moments, dur'ug which Col. Cogsweit, of the Tammany regiment, arrived wtlti two companies, and he bang the genial officer, the Dammed devolved on him. la a ebort time it became evident to Col. Cogswell that the day was loot, and be thought It best to cut bus way through to Rd. wards* Ferry; ...here Gan. Gorman was In charge, throwing over reinforcementa, by di rection of Geo. Stone, woo wee within eight of the battle field at Edwards. Ferry, directing general moirentetOe. An order wee now leaned to - tint:lair the 15th biausettusetts from the right to the left, which wan executed as calmly as at a battalion drill. 001. Coggewell soon became satisfied of the im possibility of reaching lidwards' Perry •s de sired, and gave en order to tall batik towards the . river, which wee eleenta ittl will at the °kismet staneu would permit. They molted the river bank about twenty minutes before nightfell.. Here the blassnobusetts 16St were deployed at skirmishers along the there. The only means of bonvityenee to the island was a large boat, capable of carrying about 40 potions, which was over-crowded and swamped. The troops marching along the shore made a desperate resistance, and it Is believed the ene my toot comparatively few prisoners In =se quence. Thou who could swim plunged Into the water, many ea rying their arms with themy and others throwing them lute the river to Pre- Vent them falling into the enemy'. hands. Some escaped by availing themeless of the darkness and the heavy wooded' banks, but arrierat are known to have been drowned In the waters of the Potomac. The behavior of our troops before a superior number of the enemy was marked by noble _bravery and endurance. Near' the close of the action, and alter the day was considered irre trievably lost, two companies of the Tammany regiment, which had fast arrived, made a des perate charge on the enemy, but were met with a terrific fire. It le probable that the officer who appeared in front and gave the order to make ibis charge was a eineesion offi car, and was mistaken by our men for one of , their commanders. The breve Lieut. Bramhell, of the New York Nmth battery, lost one of his guns, and wu himself wounded ly, but not family. The gallant Lieut. French, of the howitzer battery, fired four shots with his own hands, after tee day was lost and his own men scat tined. He wee shot in the left breast and an. kin, but not mortally.-0a reaching the inland, which he did by throwing his sword and re volver into the river and swimming *roar, Col. Divine at once posted thirty or his men to prevent any attempt of the soemp - at par. suit. This force was skbasquently augmented by the arrival there or other compel** from the Maryland shore, miier Col. Rinke, of the 19th fdawasbusetts. - Col. Davin received it slight *outride* le the breast from a musket ball. - Col. 'Pieter, of philedeiphia, in command of the California,Regiment, is sepponed to be mortally wounded. The following commissioned officers of the Masescbusetts 16th were killed : Capt. Rock. wood, Coispany A, Captain .Simondit, Co. B, Capt. Bowman, Co. O. The following were probably killed: Capt. Btudly, Co. Di, Second Lieutenant Grant. Second Lieutenant Want!, Co. 8, Ctpt. Gatchell, Co. K.' The lellOwitig - were wounded, In,the same regiment Lieut. Col. Ward, leg amputated Capt. Sleep, F, Lightly ; Capt. Forehand, Co. 4, Past Lieutenant Heiden, Co. G , Capt. I bilbroolt, Co. if, slightly.. Col. Lee, of the Musactisetts Twentieth, and Col. Cogswell, of the Tammany meat, are probably prisoners. As an Menace ot the weight and conceo nation of the enemy's fire the clothing and - senipetents of Qua** Rowe, of the fineamth Massactiasetei regiment, bare the marks of tour rife abets, one ball pdavioll through the crown of his cap and another flat, timing on the plate of his belt, yet be was en. Injured. Most of the wounded have been Minveyed -to their respective encampment hospitals. The enemy , ' force was very largrand their positions were well selected, from a familiar knowledge of the ground. There le at present no means of ascertaining the lose of the enemy, but it meat hire been immense, as our law pieces of artillery were served with &convey and terrific effect. It is proper to state in connection with the foregoing, that Gen. Stone's orders: to Gen. Ilirter were to advance a brigade, battery to the support et Col. Derma, and to attack 'the enemy to three tally is sass of knowledge their inferior numbers, and of hie ability to defeat -them — , but *oder no con• sideration to bring an a general engagement het :veal tae main farces or both sides. Enweane. Faure, Oct. 22.—Daring a skir mish lut evening, nearly oppaarie l bw point, Giro. Lander received a painial flesh woad in his right leg. Theban hashes': attracted and no danger to life o►limb is apprehended.. Oar pickets now extend a. atilt kind from Eduardo , Ferry and abut the same dia. lance up Goon Creek, fucupyisg the' bridge.: The enemy bee also extended ble preketeoee and a half wiles oar the river towards Ceared's Ferry. The essay mangy ealeared our WO. Isere for the Mirka o< itleytfirmairo, Full Punk:Wars ortinAttaqc on . Wilson's boom Nt.. Yost, Oct. 24 —Tireinneter Zdt4/0; lass, formerly. .the Joeeph ad from Key West. She bringece:frone the Southwest Pass to thel4th, from: Fort' Picketts to the 15th, Tonnes , . tO tile 18th and Rey West to the 19th. Os the morning of the Orb inst. oitioirt half pan three o'clock, the rebels attacked Vol. Wilson's opinion ea Santa Rosa Island in force—Company It, of the Si infantry; Ciipt. Hifdt and V men of Company A, let millet? ..115 men in all, under Major Vorgdes, met the enemy some distance above Camp Brown. Major Veldts was taken prisoner immediately and Capt. tilidt 111111181041 the command and ergiged the enemy. - The toes in tide strug gle was four killed, twenty-one wounded and eight prisoners. The enemy's hits ie, much larger. Eleven of the rebels were round dead in one heap. Msj. Arnold Mitred after daylight to the as sistance of Cept. liiidt. The command pro ceeded to the point when the rebels disembark d, end as their Lawmen were just leaving a ihistruotivs firs waa opened on them. The rebels ; left behind tWein on the Wand ft 5 wounded and 33 prisoners. Many of their wounded were carried away on the boats. Capt. Bradford and Lieut. Elms were killed. Three of their *Moen were captured—one of them ,is Lieut. Jaynes, formerly of the Untied Stang Marino. He is badly wounded. Gm. Ander son, who was la command of the rebels, was wounded in the arm. After dnembarking, the enemy acknowledged their loss to be over one hundred. In eddition to the lore on our side— above stand—the ZOnaves lost Mae killed In their camp and eleven taken prisoners. The details of the fight of Santa Hon any the rebels' forces, 1500 strong, landed on' the Island from three steamers about lour miles above Wilson's camp. Their lend i ng was ef fected al about 2 o'clock in the morning. The night - was very dark. They rapidly formed in three columns and proceeded silently towards the Emmen' camp, hoping to effect a total aurprase. They were but per.ielly successful is this. ' The picket guard', about 6001 yards off, discovered end fired upon them, and gave the alarm and saved- the regiment from anni hilation. The attack by the enemy's columns was simultaneous and volley after wis aimed upon the 7.loavee, who were forced to fall back, leaving the camp in the hands of the rebels. The rebel,then commenced burning the camp. Pon Pickens was by this time thoroughly aroused, and three companies of regulate 'came ' to their assistance. -The rebels retreated to the boats, closely followed by regaling and a dont number of volunteer/4 keeping up a destructive fire upon them, killing and wounding., large number.. The rebels finally reached thelboate, but the steamers were over 500 yards from the beach, and 'our men poured repeated volley, into the crowded mass. Every ballet told; and by the shouts and confusion of the rebels it was evident we had obtained ample satisfaction for the Insult to tor flog. The regalars behaved nobly. Great oredit is due to Captain, Robertson and Hilt, and Limas. Seely and Taylor. The ..uaves were bad* mentioned, and Col. Wit eon Is very much censured for leelßelaney. He did not reach the, mune until all was over. The camp was almost entirely destroyed, the officers and men hiking everything. Me). Newby had a narrow escape from capture, being eon= fined to bed from dangerous Illness. _One of his servants was killed and the other taken prisoner. Major Newby ebot one rebel with his revolver, gut out of the home, mounted his horn, and escaped through a storm of bullets. ninon's regiment loet 10 killed, 16 wounded and 9 taken prisoners.. The regular!: lest 4 killed, 20 wounded and - 10 prisoners. The _rebels lust, by their Own statement, 350 killed, wounded and missing; W. took 80 priseners, including 3 domoir, who were released. Nair Yoex, Oat. 24.—The steamer McCiel lan also brings a reliable account of the fight at the mouth nI the bliteirrippl. Theiebel fleet consisted of six gunboats, the Min. Manatees, and a large number of fire ships, filling the river from shore to °bore. Our rquadron was composed of the Richmond, Huntsville, Water Witch, Preble and Vin cennes, and the store-Ship Nightingale. They were at anchor mode at 6uuth-West Pass. The Liana's. <Hilted foul of the Richmond, knocking a hole in her quarter and stern, do ing but tittle damage. lo avoid the fire•ships the squadron got under way immediately. and drilled down the river. The Richmond, Pre ble, Vincennes end Nightingale .got ashore on the bar, and while ashore were attacked by the rebels ' but only one of their shore took effect, and that struck the Richmond on the quarter— They were beaten off by the Vie. ceases, with only two gurii..thereeV - ot - her armam'eut, with her chains, anchors, etc., hay ing been thrown overboard to lighten bee, she being much timed to the rebel ire. Prot one pennon was killed or wounded in the squadron The Richmond, Feeble and Vamooses were towed oft the nett day•bythe steamer McClel lan. The Nightingale was still, athore,, but would probably get off the next , deyt. The stem frigate Niagara arrived •at the month of the fdiasinlppi oe the 14th atet, The sloop Dale was spoken. on the 16th. 'miming in the Gulf Strohm. • New 'fond', Oct. 24.-- ! The brig 'Grenada, Capt. Pedantll, from Vll6Virill Fort, New York, was captured on the 13. h lnat., in lati tude 33°, longitude 7t, at midnight, by the pi rate Sallie; of Charleston. The captain, see ond mate and two seamen were taken on board the pirate, and on the 16th, transferred to the British .achooner Greyhound, which arrived here t o-day. Mr. Butterfield, the first Mate, was detained on board the brig to navigate her Into Charleston or Savannah. The cook, a white man, end one of the seamen volunteered on bbard the pirate. The Grenade bad la car go of 400 hhda sugar, molasses and a quantity of ceder. The Sallie was formerly the schooner Virginian, of Brookbiven, 140 toes, Wiliest. She had a crew of 40 men on board, commanded by Capt. Libby, formerly of the ship Gondar, of Charleston. She mounts one long gun amidships, and ran the blockade bff Charleston, on the 10th trist„ When lut seen she was steering essumad. • New Yong, Oct. 24.—A. letter from Key West, dated trin 201 h; tarnishes the following interesting intelligence: , The steamer Salvor, from Havana,.with con traband'goods, wes captured.as she was about entering Tampa Bay, Florida, by the U. S. steamer. Keystone State, and towed, to Hey Weft. Her cargo is Ail to consist of 600 pis tols, 500,000 peranasion.cspe, 600 'keen ham, S cues of oboes; 500.000 urn", and 400 bap of coffee. • Capt.' Scott, of - the Kaystono State, refused to give the pries up to the U. S. Marshal for adjudicatioo, arid tailed with it to New Toth. The U. B. Consul at Ilavicuta sent WWI+ genre to -. Major French -- of the - sailing of the Salvor . from Havasu* and:r Welk. that another vessel, loading with:arms and- munitions of war, would leave on thia*V3th. • There being no naval vessel at Key West; she will undoubtedly clip into Tanips, which 'if not now blockaded. Major hew% *mated. Charles Rift, mem-, ber of a large oommerciel house at Key West, and oondned htin in Fort Taylor. It Is sup. posed that be to acquainted with dreninatatices oonneeted with the steamer Salvor, and he will be detained as a witosse. - Mr. Fife lately took the oath - of allseatiok Now Voair - ,,Oatober letter trom Key . West, dated the 20th, reports the- arrival, at Cardenas on - the 16:11, "of the rebel 'steamer siTheodore.l from tharleitteiktirlth the Fretich , Consul and family, and. Meseta. Mason and 131idell,lhe rebel Couimiasionets France and Eogland, as passengers.- Niw Yolk, Oct. 24.—The gun boat Con neciictit is coming up-.' • fdonaos, Oct. 23, its Baltimore. -- The steamerlipanldiog returned from Hat ters. Inlet Isar maghti bet brings no nese of Importance. No important - military move ments hose been. m Us made e vicinity.- . - A lew days ago mix rebel iteimera.tgede their opponents ; bat withdrew. witheet 117, demcinstretitin. - The recent high tide, have almost entirely oredrowed the land in vicinity of the fort. The'Uniou natives are' saterpig "greatly for Want of food and elothing.! . • The pastor of the church the-Inlet eamS up on the Spaoldingsod wilt et North to raise means to relieve their nonentities, • lltarttesriie, Ott. 24 —the War 'artukeza made • requirrion o• tit° govern -day, for five eompenies of heavy and .iksd that Col. Aoitegthe. Phtligia ta, ahall.. en• Hat and opmettaad them. -Tits Governor .ittr, prored of the regaiittlari 'sad' the tottapastsa An to be aatisted,. -- eabi;t64, equlptitel 'and armed by the Nadorial GoveraraeuN- unde r the order of the Oat of September, aa eqnpitned to the.proolatuatiou. Dsmorr., Om. _24 •1•71%* schemer' Wm. Nelms, Plying Cloudy' L.. 31.:frIeWitillfflow: J. Gray, N. Carne, - esd thr*S often, imam uterine, booed for the lower lake, wescoohers us Pastime lale,l.akellaree‘we Wednesday elsbt. The Game tormirMill mina . .a total loork Ism tue Mali . VIM% layettes - WM iiiteroolllBol.,, , • -••-- • - Latest From Washington. Wumnicreir,tlit:'te=raiii..Parhatiarthe' tuft "Murray," has arrived frost Indian Head. He reports that the 'learner .-George Pace') ern seen between Shiprng :Wet and . f.varm. port yesterday afternoon. It is supposed that she ran out of Avant& Creek under the dark ness and hag, during tbe prevalence of a storm > orr , Tuesday . night. She craned over to the Milyhted side - yesterday afternooe, and Capt. Parke, with - Me glass, could see that she was crowded with mast. She wan observed to make only one trip. 'Tne river there is pr b. a male and a quarter wide. Sae was covered and protected by the 'libel river bat. terries. The "Page," while on her trip fired three ehelle over to the Maryland shure in the direction of the position of the 3d regiment of Sickles! brigade. Several small boats have been observed crones, at or near the same point. A schooner with wood, whieh ran fits block. ads yesterday, beard firing between the steam ers Island Belle and Freeborn and 'Malign Point batteries quite distinctly, on Tuesday sight. L There were lying at Indian Head yesterday the Harriet Lane, Yankee, Halr, Wyaadogk, and Murray, which lust has come up. - I The wood schooner mentioned above, re.' ports that all Government gunboats at SulitiVir Pointi have gone around to Annapolis. Piriewatoros Cur, Oatober 24 —General McClellan is now at his bead quarters, and from the beet data obtained at Burison's Island, Fp to late *le evening. it is believed that the number of killed is 79; wounded, •in oar posessidon and the possession of the tine my,l4l;:mlasing, now prisoners in the hands of the enemy, and wandering in the woods on both shores of the river, not exceeding 400. Total loss in: killed, wounded and missing, 620 This will be reduced by men returning to the camp, as they are constantly coming In. • The officers and man behaved with the moet extraordinary courage. They were premed by an overpowering force, but stood firm until their whole supply of ammunition was en. hanged and they then retreated to the river and threw their gene and swords into the stream to prevent toe enemy from getting pos session of them. Col. Raymond Lee and staff were furhuthed with a skiff to make their es cape. The Colonel gallantly refused, and gave orders to use it for conveying the wound ed across the river. It was filled with wound ed who reached the Maryland Chore. The humane and gallant officer was taken prisoner. Ali eredit'is due to him. Col. Coggswell toot command when Col. Baker fell, and behaved with the greatest cool ness and gallantry. He is also a prisoner. Gan. McClellan returns with renewed Con fidence in the action and efficiency of his sol d The movement of Monday formed no part of Gen. McClellan's plan, and woe und ertaken " without his knowledge. The conduct of Gen. Baker to rescue the Massachusetts and other men under fire wan' heroic beyond description.. WAsmutororr CITY, Oct. 24.—f 41 Tuesday, Judges Marsha:l aid Dunlap united to an or. der to be serfed against the Proem Marshal, Gee. Porter, to show eause why an attach ment for contempt of Court should not be is sued against him for, as the Court alleges, ob. strutting the process and coarse °gustier, and the administration of it In the particular cane let forth in the letter of their emaciate, Judge Merrick, who web undir surveillance in Shie own house. Tee erday, however, the Presi dent Instructed the Marshal for the Daudet of Columbia not to serve the rule, but to return it to the Court for the preterit, suspended the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus in cams relating to the military for reasons of public necessity. The funeral of 901. Behar took plane to-day. The procession was large and impreseive, the military making a Ice &pp:arum Among Mole who followed tha remains to the .National Cemetery were the President. the head/ of the department", and a number of genthemen from the Peelgo Coast, including Senators Latham' and kieDougaL Gen. Beott attended the funeral satirises at hiejer Webb's residence. A s 9 rmon was delivered by Byron fitumerlani, Chaplain to the Senate. GIIZAT BALT Lent, Oct. s4.—The Pony F.:presto passed here at 6 o'clock, 'p. m. San Francisco, Oct. 19th—The c,theers'ol the general government ' to perchase a toe lore a port 4st Lune Point, h ave met Trllh a caeca through the decision of the Supreme Court. A jury recently appraised the property at 6125,000, which the owners refused to accept, because the government, through. 'loots, once offered a larger sew. Al the State election, danford, Republican candidate for Governor, rece.ved 36,036 : 41eConnell, (Brack. Dem.) 31,161 t Converse,; (Union Dem ) 2,096. Toe whole vote cast is; fraction under 420,000. Capt. D. J. Steeples - war shot, at Portland, Oregon, an the tOtb,,while aiding to arrest .1. rambler.. He died a few dayranhempently. General Boomer will leave on ,IQoodey, . else 21st, by steamer, tor Washington. Trader hie command, Mee minipanic* of SWAM , 110 New York. Onil thousand stand of arms gst forwent:ln the same steamer. ' Col. Wilk succeed, Geo. Premciot intern maud . of the Pacific Department until Getters Darer anirM. PRIL4DILPEIL, 034 24.—The Episcopal Cori caution, but evening, took three balloti for As. Blatant Hielnu. The third ballot stood as for lows : Stevens, 45 ; M.y, 44; Morton; SO ; Cole, 23 ; Mattering, 11., Then being no choler, on mottos, the Convention ediourned to meet again at ten o'clock this morning. Jut before - the announcement of Melnik of the third ballot, a series of reudetions. were " - offered 'mushy of the deep regret of the Con vention at the sadden death of Bisliop Abwina though they buret'', bow to the wily of Him who death all Map wall. The Convention altered their condolence to the bereaved of the.deveased. Waumusto, Oct. 2 , ....Ttie ,electioi for tbe division of t h e - S tate ,' sii-ordersd -by in own - Aguas passed at the, last convention, came Off throughout "irosuiri ! tdvday. 'The' vote is Yids city arid dbouiy is not lull, but is overwhelming for (habitual.. Reports from the interior, u tar as received, allow mill greater unanimity for It. - • ' 'Thirty-ohm caiiities are 'included in tie , Masan. Limb, Partial aid Bfitelle ere ',elected delegates from tbleconety to the rein!. Tattles which oteelawit ttiesdeth of Nofewlief to hams a conftialtion. ' ' Celia, October 24:—C01: Captain. Presser of lifinClartiand , s staff,. accompanied by:aim:rat other gaatlemitu;weitt to Colutetiai' yesterday ow the propellor ,fiamlison,:fer the purpose ofging prisoner,. :The party' were cordially received by , Generale C.-Polk aad.Pillogr.: :Sixteen prisonere Were relented: .The town is Well fortified. ..A - battery of: eight 14 pounding is placed at thr,,upper end,. anti two fens are ibeing built a mile sod a half alloys the torn., Go gees are mennted. The amber 01 :ribald - at Colombo' not 10,000, Itnurtioar, Ciet.'23--Judge Bond, to-diyi sentenced iota Konii, one nt the' ,of April last, to one Tear's losiiiutpu melt end Are hundred dollars fine, at the _same time telliag him that the testimony world here warraited his indictment nod convictidn fur murder in-, stead of riot, and ill who _took' part - in that riot were gailty of murder.. . naiii•tf try Toesraph Peitumpatc 01*. 24:- - •Boas—ilcur lino at $ Irtti 'OS Olt ire suptlliii; 's•bo0,000 Imsh ttd sold et $1 Xel 116 'sad ithtte sU4eigil 60. Conk desUard- seas 4,040 bush. la 43,i0600. liyb!47; Saw nat. Ca. 24.-11renlog.—Cotton thin; Wei -400 Oates.' lloar JIM ; antes 811.80 - 116. it $4 SW, MS for State and • ss - sooti 90 "for . otakK r!beft; Dame 88000 balm at 111. - reel IS to °Wag* Ppriap 2201 Akg 11111Waukia' mak% IVet for rid and it 40410. 48 tor... Clara ; 'aloe 169,000 bolt. at 670600 .Port Oita WM at 1115116815 Lard bray' , at 8)408Vio. Whlaly dada* 20020 *..• ..111mtmo Mar.. - - AT R NT•IHN r MULLIGAN, ordlIDEL=-110i . ammo DatabbanOtt of MD Oompatt, trill Worn on MONDAY BAIL at 1 eoloor: for Camp Clutla. , TAD Otnapsar- 6ia -aow to eADOr” Ofty4oar mai Medlar on snooks* d• cipralti. tboot wko luoriikOmd WIND* MI attendancoNst heed. swam. No. 100Mrsat - strotri MONDLYltity.t' at 11 oklooA: - - Yoram tit WOMB.* will .plous on at on ••Boorotos yttorMod no Nat data hotel , %WI 60 . 6 7.5 b-ra 87 ',1,1 6 Z. Nou." N. do JOHN Era WAIT. [WEAL THE WAR. - he birbp•le of .00. A. Ablfibl, tile late law pirtnir astat 1064 of lbw PresWous; Dot - Aube. tolt„ eul met will.be rebelled aat War as emapinleN parkSof _Gewratotas. or se ltrltaLlu AU; ..AND ' MAT. vas cams ourtim: VitAUOiroll OIgVAMITULNi Ttliff ELtraill6 sAbucu Atillery,T#labttj brew? , A porlinst iltr.ite ilettritaritte this ts • chants rs elystil.ssltkialketl,iods trio .nu be • tsvont• ono #tota,itie dated Itillstmss, oast' issid sill clothed. Apply st tbs. staulfq. 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In piffeett,liater ever, there eau uo materiel obatuter - The whale cam. ber O'Dea cattle offered aggregated 2,M9 bead, which 1021 wire mid, the prices mamba& bowl% to to aro" lb The carriage of k keep were large, footle/ up 217211 bowl, but the gales were den, end Pt Mllrel obsoged. The etyply of Swirls was larger th an Mild ma' the detathe, though award, is irmarovbeit• .Thajullowlitg ire the particulate of the asleg. OATILS. Ortai2 Feat BMA &M. B 100. 2 3 ...' 19' 2 W itrit B Chapman-- ... 20 *maid' 22 2 AIM .- ' Boblonaw..--- 14' - 241 Trantsmtm 110 • It ..... 14 7ohti .... • Chomhets- ...... , . W A Tay10r........_.... ' • 2 254 Air.. .... . •13 • ..t. -John 37 - A Intot.11:. ..... v . It ' 66 18 ' 3 68 1 4 .30/m 9 91w u'Mos H ... at .- 14i s m 2 W It 2km 61 • la Wart , 88 • ipo/ajaara. _ /a $19.60 la _orat Joe • 6 3301311011 Code. ii•Tg637B—..—. 116 •• • IT • 60— - • P -; J Hoboes 68 . Rd W111W1•666.--- . John - 1 - if 12 telt . .... . . U• - . tE.I- FewlZost. e&a' - Miehugh &. 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MONBX TO LOAN . 1a taw nialuerAND Dorm/mit coo; 14.Obtottiok, to mount. to aLt. as bond sal eaafgagrtalyg ~ 10$ amount. aildnialng erz tip, p P. 0. -Tee appllatiKaftlWßlCW celt4tl - DutHE SWIMet D owl* naffed untkr-sale - - 443.-D,114114C/40214.- l:1 eft,' , y
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