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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
THE SIEGE OF LEXINGTON.
Henson. Mo . Monday.

HupsoS Mo Monday, Sept. %, lsei.
The following account of the siege of Lexington IA
furnished to The 81. Louis Republican by Henri
Bradburn, ons Of Col. Mulligan's soldiers, who lef
Lexington on Saturday morning:
The fort was surrendered on Friday afternoon. tn,
mon fought 6fty.nne hours without water, and ha,
only three barrels of vinegar to quench their thirst
During all that time there no springs or welA
Of water in the ground, has been stated Tbs
supply of water was entirely from the river There
were breas,works all around the camp with the eI'
cepticn Of the portion next the river. Twas hen
that the hardos, lighting took place.
The rebels procured large number OF hemp esle'
and rolled them in advance, and UNDER their cover
gradually succeeded in ACQUIRING sposiiion IN tne rear
They then cut OF the supply OF water and had the i0f
completely surrounded.
They made but few charges upon the brcsstworSs
during the siege. Their object seemed to be TO sur
round the fort and cut of the supply OF water ana
having succeeded in this, they awaited until Col Null
lgn was compelled yield to foe more terrible thas
the p, 900 Rebels who surrounded him.
Previous to his surrender he offered to take posi-
ton ON level spO. Of ground and give Gen. Price 'ns
odds of four to one in fair and open fight bet no At
tentiOn was paid TO It.
After the surrender, the hepcb mouhVoa Wv
works, and seemed mad with Joy and delight.
AS soon as the surrender took place, the feoei''
was torn down and trsiled In the dust.
An immense amount Of gOld supposed 20 oe Aoous
quarter of million Of dollars, fell into toe
of the Rebels. Ii was taken from 'ne o~"A' -.
buried by Col. Mulsan ia the camp ground some 'm'
ago, but the Rebels speedily discovered Snu ~
eartled 1t. ,u..
Col. Mullisaa wspt Ike child when be found him.
self compelled TO Surrender. . al
The morning sasr the surrender the men were u :.
released on parole aud fsnied across the fiVsr'
officers were retained. .,.,oht
The loss of tho rebels 10 not known but uis uH0's
to be not less than 1000 killed and wounded .,.
The fiss. attack Of tho rebels proved pore a'a'''
10 than than the long siege which followed. A..
For a day or two previous to the last attack 'O''
were engaged in burying their dead
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
JBy Telerrnph.l

fORikRss M"sEoE, sept 80 1861. }
via BaLTsoRR, Tuesday, Sept n. lSsl>
Ross Winans having taken the oath of allegiance
this morning released aud will tonight accompany
his to Baltimore.
The other prisoners are still in close confinement
Commodore Stringhsm to-day relieved by Capt.
Goldsborougb, and will proceed tonight 10 Washing
ton.
Col. De Russy leaves Old Point to-day to assume
forthwith the command Of the Engineers Department
in California. He has long been in charge OF that De-
partment at Old Point and the removal OF no oicer
since the beginning Of the rebellion has caused 80 gen.
era feeling of regret. He is succeeded by tap''
Sic gart, most efficient officer.
For three days in succession flag OF truce has gone
to Norfolk for the accommodation Of few ladies'
meanwhile two have arrived from Norfolk on similar
errand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
FEARS ENTERTAINED FOR TIRE SAFETY OF
GEN. PRENTISS.

CalCAGo TueidsJ, Sep. q lsol.
A special dispatch to TIE Tri6TSe, dated Quincy,
Illinois, Sept % says:
Gen. Prentiss has assumed command OF North Mis-
souri, and started yesterday. He is now west Of
Brookfed and cut of by the Rebels; supposed to be
part of Gen. Prices force.
Geat fears are entertained that he will be captured.
Reports are rife that body of 5000 or 1000 Rebels
are marching on St. Joseph. An attack is expected
there tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
Gossip.


WAsHrSGroS Sept. 10, 1861.
"war thoughts have left their places vacant for
dsy or two, and the crowds of gosspe and loubgen
that block the passages st Wizards are greatly at
loss for topics good, round, blood-chilling ramOr
has not offered itself for week, aud the hotel public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

THE SITUATION AT LEXINGTON.
VALUE OF THE CITY AS sTRATEa!c r n,;ostoa
"a ,Sa uoss,ion Of Col Mulligan from The Sc ~
pSmeersf Of Saturday, gives az idea Of tRs "'s''s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
DIED..

AEpERSON--In this city Margaret Ann. daughter Of Jones
and Agues Anderson aged years, months and dsya
ALLEN-In this city, "Wednesday Aug H. Cslal dsushss6
ofWm T.. and Kate Allen. aged months
BERRIAN-AsRye, on Wsdsestay morning. Aug ~ Ena l.
Parsons, wife Of Samuel U: Berrisn
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited -
attend the funeral from her ts residences on Friday AZ
O'CLOCK
Illness Jane Baxter widow OF Samuel Baxter, in The scb
year Of her
BORRMANIn Brookyr on Tuesday lng 49, OF conres,.os
ofthe brain, John Borrnnsn aged ~ yearsi
COX-In Brooksn On Thursday morning. hng is sufie Va
youngest child Of Mary Jsne and William henry Coz ~
mouths ID "a days. .
The friends Of iy invited 20 st,end be frner io
the residence Of her father No 229 singstnn sieet y
O'Clock on Fndsy afternoon.
CANFlELD-ln this city wedpesdsy, Aug H. BethsD1
taBfed. sged 10 years, months and II de9s
BUSTED--At Greenwich Conn On Tuesday, Ang. 13 Mrs
Nancy ~, widow ~ Ihske Fiusted.
LEwISAt Bedford Wes,esestor County, ~ Y, surisys
avg II, altsr abort illes, hEs susan Lewis OF ks"c
L j., aged - years.
fune Mar ivsiepa elss. Froisrick and 20.
pha Lane, seea years and 2 months
PEsCIAln this ci.y wsaneIesY, Aug. H. Elizabeth @.
Petcla, wife of ALtoio Pescis, eyed % years.
REYNOLDS In this city, on Tuesday, sug. H. FT,1e,s
ReynOlds reic Of win. Reysolds eyed % ye-Is.
ETD-n this city, WedDesday Aus l short Pine ~
hisis Reid. native Of Kildare Ireland sgsdse years
WILLIAMS - On Wednesday nlsht, Ang. u, Mv Jsne
Williams widow Of Timothy Williams, In tue Joth year Of
he ago - ,,,,
Hes ressss sd hlenis ssd those Of her William WI:
mot bert T. aad Geo W. respectuy nyitec 70 az nd
her funeral Friday, Gih. at O'Clock, lon No. ~ "e
verey place.
WELLsAt h sdence IA Manchester " Y. on Thursdsy
Aug. 9. sr Peter Wel- ased 81 years end 9 day..
wEIpENMULLER-In iris city, on wst,e,lsy,, Asg ~
eldest Of Frederick End Ehzabeth w ei>
dsnnIulIer sged years, 10 Inonthf ens 20 asys
YoUNG-Ia stis city "Wednesday, Aug "a, Catherine
Young aged 81 years
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

NEw-GRAsADA.-The news brought from this Re-
public by the California steamer shows that the
of the Government is decidedly In the ascendant. No
confirmation had yet arrived at Pauama of the great
defeat said to Lave been experienced by Mos1uera on
She 18th Of June. The British steamer, which usually
brinQs news from the Interior had not arrived yet
But the Pacific steamer Anne had arrived, bringing The
news that the Federal division, commanded by Cols.
Julio Arboleds and Jacnto Cordova, had successfully
crossed the dangerous Jusnambu River at the souh of
Che State of Cauca putting the rebesto fight that the
ConsttutioDas proceeding happily in their march
from Paste TO Popayan and the 2Jth Of June they
had reached the village of Bolivar few troop Jour-
ueys from the capital Of the State. At Popayan, Ar
boleda aud Cordova little resistance was anticipated,
and the City Of Csrago at the northern end Of the
Canea Valley was said TO be already occupied BY Gen.
Enao, and the port Of Buenaventura would soon fall
into the hands Of the Government, the whole State
may by this time, be completely out of the despotc
rule OF Governor Mosquera wtie be- having marched
% Bogota seems have found there his wel-derved
punishment. If he has really been defeated it Is sup
posed that he has rereated to tie northern State of
aatsndor but his ,roops carry with them the sssds of
obstruction, greatsprt Of jealousy having broken out
8stseen Mosquera and his second Gutierrez, at tae
bead respectively, Of two old rival factions Of the
Reyoiutiorist party.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
MARRlEH.
~

Observation-Disclosures On Tuesdsy, Ans L. =
Sphrns Church, by the Right Asy. Arch5shop Ass,s6
elliott Of this city. = : -
DUNkLEY-REyNoLDs-I Br,ntlvn. an MONDAY An, n
Ian pduhy Spnurch BY the Rev. D. NJ johnson, Mf WI
Fr.neeS ssranS oi Northampton Ensod TO Mss yoh5
city " ns'ey hsyn~ias ssqs oi M
Ean 80 Tuesday. Ans l3 q. g. Psul's Church
WAY i Slaughter Of ,hs late r. Kemp as Of this city
H.. ~ M, breoslyp "Wednesday Ivs H. b.
SUNNI tx fbussday xsr is sy -
Of The late John W. Richsdscn ell Of thi, city 's""
TUCkER-BEAh-0n Tuesday, Auf. IL BY TIE Rev Dr. n
Of Broe klyD.
WAY-J0HNS0N-0n Wedsessay, Ans. H. 1t the reyidenss
Of the brides by the Rev T. iebherd H. frsnlS
Way AHhariYe febherd, daughter of William Johnson
.sq granddausher Of the late Souhwck Hebberd sl Il
Ms,petch, Long Island. -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
nnrlets-c.nnsrlr1 Rrpor1rp son 7Hn N. y. ra,sv.s

AsBEs-TLe market ia steady with fair ioguirys - =
for Po,., sri IS 81 for Pearls; 80, -. ..,., .,
$50 bses We continue TO qns;e at lsaLe i0r Adaans W
ActfFFse busine.. IL moderate. only hear of s.ss
of 90 bag, Ee q Z o % Ss s ,as =, Jt', st @ rI,u,
g. srl bee.; receipts sh. nd e soek e LaoSest
s3ilotis been done for trre cehefy cieny lo!e
Feneh scc nn the close the mskes tsne Theme.
lf nnd foreign sass active and fabes hu.f Iha
sg5 bb at ~ <6d&3 q for sdoeIhne stse ara
ir Esira ssts; : asa for F.ncy DO 50 {!
y y e is % Ssr ~ rsas s'S1i Ind. q d. G2 Foa Cited
fee god and whoei
. fte aa in lr The trade ara sadths
g + l a,ei iE.f8S e iso8 s5s. & G E i
30 20 for the better ga e k5e F9gs = ~ M iesass.t
sses Of sa5 bel. ~ ieSa IS for Jcsy sna - ~ ief
FEIT,e notice sales ii 7GOo sousLc.D unpeslei Peach
IL. prime Lef.. the business s'hengh ia &C. Is ec.y
re.trieeJ sevel al esTges 20 r,r and oo ie
sss. gS he 1 lsise, Sis Is e TGs s. e I bosi csra
80 ~ zoo Nof,h Wpstsru Ciel sl ia 81 .,
I've: ls hu.h RID Western slive supposed
u; ~ fOO basn Nwepkee Cub, seq - l.; za hn.a.
S5fI love VI a : 5 % ba. d5 I'D Ssa S 81 l ~
$40 bast Kncky + 3GSi 20 tic aief ios csesei o. y
..es 3 i5ali SiiS =. s,e r. or sSe I'D Wesa Rye "a
isHes, asa i,i la4y %. q e +. ~ ' 81 ~ s
sglss loo bosh It iJc a. g Tor stern '-lisc ''@f''
HOisA inodsEas dmsnd prevails and phi e. are steady,
sale ~ % s. ~ or "a rr - Il e and The ar
ket s ,clyi Of Z2oa J. Common = &C., and 40 do
MOL ssSIs- Porto Rico sell. mode cly % 2 GS|c. s.e
Of f-S BIDS aba A!rscoynd' and CT yed a'e t1N.
NAVAL STORES Spirits TopentiBei D. IN ,Jif demand sd
uccs have advanced iGdl3c p,r all " Ia afs 81 o Ls.
u RI ec0fi 2S Guide oa j. qnrs boz - ARMY fea. -
Jnsrte osl1 Is ALEC be 's1 ~t'h ar iAllE '
ses cnse bt rs and 59j do. SiTsiued - 70 lfs
both pes 10 better gsdss notice sier Of 90 plr
OILS Ihero is uoshing ts notice 30 tbs m.kst The
husIne.s light bu' rr.es uucn-rse Lns a. "a
hru ly 55dtr Crude bale II ga sc, aud do Sp-Ta
PROV isioNs-The Pors NE ke 4. du aud heavy; piees
.e .Ars Of SH ,s. at : 1 S ~ of Nes, 81
SO . Prime and us "a % 3r clear beeis eed ena
IN sas OF 40 bbs az SoG o - or
Repek.d Mps Sga lJ 80 for Extra B,ef Faus s,eHdyt
,lss o( IS tbis A. i4 s0p= s. Cut Mea tas os
IS hlds 1t 4 f5g shoulders, aud 10oc oT Hsu' Lad
eldy Of ls bhl !@se busteT AID Cheee are FAR
end ssiaJ!e .
R[CF counues active tie advance sales Of 500 cs al
Tc and Fac lda via irerPoc o. private terms
SALT continues H. 2 II Gemafd AID pccs without gro ~
be variation s4ies of 500 bush Turks sard STsb Jotr.
and 100 saeEs J7ys DA'e!s eI Lizzie h'HlAn on
SUGARs-Raw have been active and firm. Reening
rrses are quo "a fm Galc for fair 20 good saes a. 2o
hhd. mosty Cabs 81 ea,lc generally u @stci so 90
boxes Hsya4. II q. .. y,
SPCEs-Caa hes been very active sul i.f Cloves
sctiyo; other kiads cu r-ie Of % ~ mats ana
Css, 2 c cssb including all 20 DO bad al 22e,
eui 600 bales Gloves at 1Gtie. cash -
TALLOW cortnu In fair fales q 81 eco West.
private supp9sca 10 be Sc' we quote City al
4u8c
wHISKYThe IA qetteri tie inquiry Is soodi ssss
Of 6cQ bbls At l64 dl7c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

ExPLAYATIoS.--We learn from Tie Bggaio Com
mercial Advertiser that Col. Watson A. Fox, OF shft
city, was not deposed from bis authority 10 raise
Regiment of Volunteers in this State (as was stated in
our Washington telegraphic correspondence few
days snce but declined to use that authority on the
ground that sufficient time was not accorded to him.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

Hides q dsc. p 10; Tslow, sas.c y 10; Peis s'c Gel
eschi Cali Skins 10lc. ID. -
Beet ex,Ts aud nss quality ieuie nothing but the
best large m fed OSsn Second qa,y includes the bse
eass FED the best Cows and the oe three year
Old re,s Odiosy consists Of Bulls aud tue refuse Of oe
SnrsP-E.s ncudes Cosses aod when those Of inferior
qua ity hrowp OUT
hs "a wee cars over tho Grand Trunk and Eastern Rab
toad I6 over Boston and Lowell and % tho Fitch.
burs. -, =,
vance OF about ewt the bunbsr Of Western cattle
vssra al ts the beat sold et that adsncet
but as good supply snail Northern cattle me gcs
down about the last week for al o9 the pess
quality. a. ~
Sheep dali, but few ssesi there large nunoef " ne
wards r II O'Clock viii be ksp upiess soia
N cent head week, buyers are deefmisee
to buy . that OF not at ell.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
ADDITIONAL WOUNDED AT RICHMOND.


Mirhsel BeDkin, Ia the.leg
Feid. Haberner, IN the am.
Daniel Lewis, IN the shoulder.
fchael Rice g. the bics, uiel July2L
WIN. Reed, in ibe les. died July -.
Edwin Foster. in the foot
Narcua GOnsut, IN the heed.
Albert T. fsruIer in the foot, died Auglst 10.
J. MrCnn "a the am, sInIu.stcd q shoulder.
Dan BlsachlTd.
J. Risby.
SECOND VERMONT.
J. Leonard, wounded IN the
FIRST MICHIGAN.
John Oreis prisoner.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

CoxKrssIosERs OF EAIGRATIoS.-Tte Commission
ers Of Emigration met Wednesday aernoon, the Pres
q MT g. c. verplanek, in the ckair. 1t was stated
Cha the Board was in the receptof constant applca-
tiouI for return passage Of eDigapts but none who
are al lie bodied in any case returned There are
ere nov some 80 persons who will be sent back in
kw DAY 9. Several Government recrciiDg officers
hep one or more soldiers on the Battery 70 est emf
Hrsnts for be The weekly statement shows that
sAly 4S3 grants have arrived during the past yeek
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPonrED TnE N. Y 1RIs0sF, Br Gro. RupY.
WgpgEsDAT. Aag. IL, 1851
Whole nnmbsr Of Cattle mke s9 about t25 and
G. Stores consisting OF Working Oxen, Miller Cows and
two, ard three cid.
PAGES AAEKET BEEr-sxtrs sc asa s6 So hst qusiy,
st. second qualify. S3 third quality, ~ 25.
FRrcYs STORE CArTLB-N orkins Oven per pair nor
Cows and Caves none; ieainss, Two-ysarod
Three. yea sold
Sheep and LAbs 3e39 market prices IN lot o. IS 81 So
81 y esch; extrs 81 81, 81 90 81 50. fom 20 10.
spfing LAMBS none.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

A Man WITH WOODEN LEO ATTrNPTIsG TO Is
CAPE PoLIcIsiAN BIZ SwIMNEG.-On Monday aiier-
noon an exciting took place on the Schuylkill,
near the spot where the Sehool.llOuse lane enters
Ridge avenue, betw cen police officer Of the Twenty
first Ward and nan with wooden Leg II appears
that the man, in company with friend and woman,
had been seen lurking about the Deghborhood for tev-
eral DAYS. without any object SEEMINGLY and the po-
Ii ocers attention being called to the fact he deter
mined and did arrest tie parties on the charge OF va
grancy. Willie on the way TO the stalon-house the
man with the wooden leg asked the police officer the
privilege Of getting drink from the river. The request
being granted the went to the river, and jumped
In, and commen, ed swimming down The river, making
an unusna comnoiion in the water with his wooden
leg but at the time getting along with fair speed.
The policeman called TO the swimmer to the
shore, but this call was unheeded. The policeman at
lat secured boat, aud the woodenegped man seeing
tis struck out for he opposite Shore but he had not
gone far when he was discovered TO sink. The police.
man hurried toward him, but the swimmers head kept
ppeariDg, leaving tie wooden Lex stuck up
mark Of his whereabouts. When the policeman
reached the spot the had sunk for the. last tne
and when rescued be Was nsensible On reaching
the shore proper remedies used and The Ilan re-
vived and TIE rst words he uttered. after rega ming
biz powers of speech, were: Cant ! swim well
vita wooden legi" lfhila Ledger.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

AWARD OF @, ,'srRacT.-The Commissioners of Pilots
% Wednesday aN arded the contract for removing the
arb sunk by Comm dore Vanderbilt last Fall, south of
fier No. North Ris.r but refused to state 10 whom
sss eonsract was AWARDED o. any particulars whatever
6Pgssa b ~ matter,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

FOUND DRowgED-CoIoper Schirmer Wednesday
held inquest the body Of al ukno who ws ion
ebou Eve uclcs In hsht had Light hair lied
with dsrk cloth blue pea jacket and CATERS
verdict Of death from drowning was rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

roll nsive Ireland -ged ycos who died In consequence
ofjures received by "a ling from the thdstoIy wlow o.
which partly internal mated fatally Tuesday eve
ring verdict Of accidental d,s.h was rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
SUPERIOR COURT-srEoIAL TgRx-Aro. ls.-Boioge Jas
tice RoBYRrsoy.
MoTIos TO yAcATE JuDosIsT.

De VIII Q. MaIf1H ast' D'rn'- ,rtNFs.. -,
Motion 20 yacate Judgment entered June 10Th. The
alton was tried before don. Murray Hoffman auda jur May
ad and vsdict rendered lr plaintiff for f2s0 On 2s May
defendant obtained a .ssin plaintiff Of 20 days g
allow esndsnt 10 make Juno 10 defendant obtened
snotbor order cr pat giving eeeudsn 20 days additional
june th plsnu Judgment sue.oano.ty q. snd,n
Weodaa depisd ihs melton. defendant nov p0vww vass~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

BREAKING GoyERyNTST PADLocx.-A real con-
ict OF jurisdiction has resulted from the seizure of the
schooner Graham by the United States Mars' for an
alerel intention 10 break tie blockade, and send
lest or and shoe-machipery TO the Rebels. When the
vefsel was duly hbelod, harehal Murray, accordiugio
custom placed biz lock the hatches and cabins, and
pat her in cbsrge OF eli keeper. On Sunday nigi',
however certain Custom-House officers took forcible
pOsessi OF her, aud towed her-shirkeeer, locLs,
and ALTO the Atlantic docks. Yesterday Messls.
Cane and Petit of tie Cuslom.louse day-waich
came on board in he temporary abfenee OF TIC ship
kee-er, end ordered stevedose 70 break the Gov
eminent lock on the main lach In spite OF the pro-
tests f:be man in charge, this unw aranab!e net was
done, and tie cargo was examined, seized and dis
charged Warrants for the arrest Of tie delinquent
Cuaom-House officer, were obtained by Mr.. Murray
yesterday afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

warrant has been issied for the arrest OF cooper,
naued Tracy charged with assaulting bonded ware,
ho0,e keeper, in Charge Of the warehouse Noe IS and
35 Water street. Tracy was employed in the ware
house and refused 10 leave when required to do 81 by
tie keeper WHO then ATTEMPTED to pat him olt, when
as alleged, Tracy assaulted hin.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DIS sFRICT- ATTORNEYS OFFICE
tu6rsr IS.
z. d. bNITH, Dlslflct At'oIney'
GEORGE N. SANDERS A DEFAULTER.

George II. Sanders, late Navy Agent under Buchan'
ans Administration, has been discovered to be ce'
fauer the aount of s2l 0OO by the Department at
Washington. The District Attorney has commenced
suit upon the offcil bonds of Mr y. The bonds are
for $4,000. Zeno socor and the Hon. Robert q.
Walker are Lis srreies =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

UNPRoyoKED Assault AND DEATH.-On the sih
inst. Frederick Fnchtenieht, German lad about IL
years Of age was passing through Mott street near
Park and observed two soldiers, supposed TO belong 70
Hswkins'e Zouayes, fensng Oh the sidewalk. Fred
eriek remarked 10 another lad with him that they
fensed WELL Nothing else was said, when oIeo! the
soldiers turned and struck him severe blow wit his
fist lie was taken home, at No. ls7 Mott street,
where lie died on Wednesday night roner Gamble
held an inquest yesterday, and the Jury rendered
verdict of death from compression Of the brain, super
induced by blow from GONE person unknown.
warrant issued but the culprit, being unknown is
not vet arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16
Reccspfy Sf PreAsee.

Arc Ik-lsca3 bh. Flour $40 bbls Corn Hesl sN
th Whisky So 7I bnsh Whest 20 Cec d. Cofn ,t ~
1855 do Oas; a. pkg. Ashes 4J do Pfessons' iSs ~
Us kegs do. 3,s06 do OH Cahe. E.e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

Damage tri6.ng. During the excitement oceasioaed
ly the fire, Nary Lowry jumped from second. tory
the New-lor Hospital.
About 10 O'Clock, On Thursday morning fire wa, was
discovered in the second story of tie building No 200
Broadway, occupied by Charles K. Bishop for the
luanuiaci ure of fancy fteel goods The hanes were
resulted in but trifing damage 10 the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

on the e.s The cou decided that stay III iniG hoga
be granted allow defendant Is Tor new uis on CIV
Ing serilrity for costs
En- reed and Worral for plaintiffs Bur Dawson Buz for
defendants
corrRT oF GENERAL RESPONSIVENESS H-Before Re
corder HoPFsAN.
EXCITING SCENE IN COURT.
The Polish Jew, convicted yesterday Of rape uron
Young coored girl this morning brought up f' sentence
The scene which followed exciting the prisoner
IN Will "A tr,ctea manner am innocent an innocent
Oh 10y child! This H. conspiracy "ii you near c, yi
Honor, and ether ejscElstions to its effect s coS-
MI Phillips said the prisoner dered a.tay OF 81
The CONT In prorouncng sen,eGce sad sf the owe"
which could be rive such wss iD Es ophvh eveo
enough short OF capital That sentence wouaee
Wick was that the prisoner be ssr' TO the state fso zen
yei IS The ~ods csme from the kecoraers nl We b
door wringing his bands and ercamns on'
my Goaln The officers obliged 70 carry hn away c,
Henry Jtbnson young negro Tikpocke, wto wss IooAu
gry Of petit larceny sent 10 the fenitensry Iof h'ce
mouths -,
The Grand Jury In their preentment reported certain bs
sgsit Psrs named in the count The Recorder sa u
would be duena'o he ends justice TO permit any pr'io
OF ikese paoers to be made public. =,
fe Grand Jury then discharged, and tie Court sd
iourped siae die
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

fayeie (Ind.l Courier Of Aug 8, has the following
: Mr. Harris, o Melodis' minister, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. near the state ne yes
teroay lie had preached in tie neghborhood On Sun
day. and durng the storm yesterday, in company with
his wife, had taken shelter in the house Of one If the
brethren at the edge of the wood. There five
Elk persons in the room. The deceased was walking
backward and forward in trout of the open door, wien
the bolt descended aud lie fell dead ut the feet Of his
wife. Not groan, nor even sigh escaped him. His
features Were as placid though lie was In quiet
slumber aud there not mark upon his rerson 20
ripped open, and watch key attached to bis fob was
melted 10 dross. All the persons In the room were
more or less shocked, but not seriously. .-.
Two men, Pike Gish and George W. hitter, LIZZIE a,sn"f
by lishtning, and amoss Instantly killed one o. ie
horses was almos, killed, and the wagon 'urnea
down,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

JUDGMENTS AGAIssT THE THRD-AvEsuEi RAIL
RoAp.-In the First District Court on Tuesday Judge
Stewart rendered Judgment for the City in 81 cafes
agaust TIC Third-Avenuo Railroad Company for run.
ming city without license not having
the license posted in the cars of SJ0and costs in each
case. The costs make an addition of sl7-the whole
amount being g., ~.