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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09

HIS EAcUITNnCY, J. W.
GeHry, EX-Gov. Kan
sus, Wcstmorclund, Pa
VIM. A.Gray, Esq jew
ellors, Philadelphia.
MGssrs' Pratt A Rrath.
Fifth and Market SITS,
philadelphia.
A. +. Ward, Esq, Pub
Usher of Fashions, etc
NJ. II. Horne, Catusauua
Bank.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09
Filth M A N HOOD
n.Ns HOW LOST, HOW RES

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BY ROBT, J. CULvERWELL, NJ. D.,
author Of the &C Green Book" etc
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
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This Lecture will prove boon to thousands
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Sent under seal to any address, post paid,
the receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing;
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York. Post Box 1886. sept8-ly
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09
C. S, COLBERT, g. co.,

Commission MERCHANTS y General ige7ts,
ABS Fourth st., below Chestnut, Eshii'R.
G-EP" For our integrity and ability to fulfil
engagements, we beg to refer you to the following
well known gentlemen and business firms:
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09
PARISH DIRECTORY.
PARISH OFFICERS.

VICToR BURTHE--Judge of the Third Judica
District Court, City of
Carroflt0n.
DISTRICT ATToRNEY---Robert l.. Preston.
Jury 1ernas-F'irst Monday in January and
June.
Probate Terms--First Monday in March,
April and November and on
the Third Monday in Februa-
ry and October.
Clerk-Edward Buisson.
Deputy Cterk-E. Rigaud.
Dreux.
Deputy iherDS' j. Lecorgne, Jules
G.. DreuX and S. N. Canon.
Parish Recoraer-E. Commagere.
Notary Public--C. G.. Porter.
Deputy Recorder-E. Arceneaux.
AsseSS0r-J ules Michel.
Coroner-Daniel Y Dung.
Inspector Of Weights and Measures - F.
N Deninger.
Joint Committee.
Corroflton-George HerrIe.
Right Bank-B.St. Mesme Lebreton.
Left Bank--R. l.. Preston.
Jefferson City-Walden.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09

TTNInNr IllChHrUHOn u %
Jewellers, Philadelphia
lE. A. Waruc, Esq, jew
( ellcrs, Philadelphia.
Mcssrs * e III III CrCr &
Moore, water street,
/ below Arch.
J. G. Fuller. ESQ. jew
ellrr, Philadelphia.
Hon. l.. NJ. BursOn, Eu-
rcku, California;
scptS.lY
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09
Police Jury---Left Bank.


President-Wm. Mithoff.ss 81
First Dstrict--L IS. Levy,
Second District Jacob Mill :,
Third District-L. {. Penet.a
Fourth Distfict-R. l.. Preston
Fifth District--W lillian Mithoff
! Sixth District-W m. Fish.
" Seventh District--N. Betz.
ETANDING cohdMITTEEs. "a -
Fsnqnce dessrs l.. L. Levy, Jacob Miller
and l.. c.. Perret. s
JudSeinsy.- Messrs r. L. Preston, Levy and
Fish.
Police Commit stee--Messrs L. G. Perret, ~.
Betz and Fish.
Parish Committee--RobertL &. Preston.
School COMMITTEES For The First School
District, Jacob Miller
For the Second School Disrict-sR Robert {.
4 Preston
For the Third School Distsict-- William
Fish.
For the FOURTH School District. Nicholas
Secretary and Ireasurer-C E.Royer,
Parish Tax ColJeetor--J. ]. Gutierrez.
.4ttorney-N Conmandeur.
Prisater-- MI &. Davis.
Synfli il Jacob Weiyel.
Sergeamt-a1- Arms. F. Zeller.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
LIST Distrct--R M. Bradford.
Cd Distinctly. c. Lacorgne.
Sd District--J. d. Hamper
9Th District d w +. Bissbee.
9th District Julien Lefort.
CONsTABLEs.
Ist District P. P. Poche.
Cd District--Edmond Gregorro.
Sd Districts. kener.
9Th District--Henry Parker.
9th District-Carl Kerner.
9TH District Joseph kief.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09
REFERENCES.

Wilson G. Hunt & Co.
New York.
Ross, Falconer & Co.
New York.
Mellus, Courier e. Sher-
wood, New York.
Cook, Dowd, Baker &
Co. New York.
Furman Davis & Co. N.
York.
A. L. Bruce & Co. New
York.
A. H. Gale g. Co. New
York.
McPheeters Ghesellin,
Norfolk, Va.
Odom & Clements, Nor
folk, Va.
Hon. John Baxter, Knox
vile, Tenn.
Rev. W. G.. Brownlow,
Knoxville; Tenn.
Hon. Thos. Il. Jones,
Newport, Ky.
Brown &iMcMillar, Wash
ington, Texas.
w. g. ID. Richardson. Gal
weston, Texas.
D. Ayres, Esq, Calves
ton, Texas.
d. R. .McAnally, d. d.
st. Louis, Mo.
w. B. Crooks, ESQ
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-09

II, S. Foster, d. D. Ev~
anston, Ill.
u. NJ. Jordan s Co. Chi
cago, Ill.
S. b Erwin, Esq. Wash
ington, ID. c..
ID. d. II. Moore, ESD,
Rochester, n. Y.
w. NJ. Wightman, d. D.
Spartinsburg, S. G.
Rev. G. G. Gillespie, N
Orleans, La.
John w. Stoy, Esquire.
Charleston, S. G.
Hon. B.F Perry, Green
VILE, S. c..
Hon. w. A. Graham,
HiIlgbOro', n. G.
Hon, Chas. Manly, Ra--
leigh, n. G.
Hon. J. w. Ellis, Ra-.
leigh, N. G.
Hon. d. l.. Swain, Chap
1 ell Hill, n. c.
Chas. f. Deems, D. d..
| Wilson, n. c.,
C. P. Mendenhall, Gr'nsa-
| boPo, N. G.
DR.. J. f. FAINT, Macon.
Miss.
Myatts s Toler, Marion.
! Ala.
:, Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-22

M T. al the attention of the bAla and gray
W to u Eo. CAhUS' HAIR TONIC. This un-
equaicn PR parasisu, rhirh tarns gra, haifto its
original color, gives the bald hexatifnl Assd of
hair, removes The dasdruf and itching from the
gralp- nd caEAs 4 Mutual moisture IL daE fEos
tne seal proviueo useu - = s nslr u1css
iy grey and coming out Thos. Who love to gaze
upon a bcsniifsi head VI hair shou Ia not be with
OUT it. Thousands testifyto 70 it, great msrits but
wc have no room to inseri hell nsI1eA.
dar3dkw 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-22
WI vrsCiLL. ~ 'oSAs.
Vencill l. Jones,
CLOTHIER6
MERCHANT TAILORS.

Il EEP constantly On hand = fine assortmsnt OF
n CLOTHING oi all descriptions. Also,
Slveh.. C~.sineres ana vcstfnEs.
Having ia our em plo, inert first rate Taiinrs, we
are pr.p@red 10 make Clothing TO ord,r on Snort
notice and in the latest style. We also Keep con-
stantly on hand large stick Of Trunks, faleses'
Carpet Bags, BE. ,;u
ao we'll 70 give u i call beflre buying elsewhere.
Wa Remember the place at 10 ~ Main MtsSss.
north aide. NAAoihA
y17d 4-4--~
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;(AN and after Saturday tho let day OF June
~ ~. ltGi. Tra.ns wiii tsandsys excepted
Leave Keokuk at TOO O'Clock M.
and at 9.3c j" Pm
Leave Fl Madison s.T5 IN.
Il and 4.4k a pm
Arrive 1T Kuokuk fi:0o am,
1' and ESQ pm
Arrive n Mi adison 6;45 am,
and 4:l6 /" pm.
On Sundays train will lesye Keokuk at I, In.
m, arrive at IT. Madison at S45 n. M, and arrive
1t Keok1k ~ Ii. 90 :. m.
A 1As Western etsgc Ce. = Mail Go~~hes tsundAys
excepted will leave 1T. Madison for Burii gto b
II y % nc.ush on the arrival VI the NJ ofnins
Train fTom ksokuE, and arrive frsm -BurliE gt0n
10 conhect With the train 1essiLg Fort Madisop ai
5:s0 O'Clock p. M.
@ JNO. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
soxs3 superintendent.
% IL BhEWLh, GEN. Fr~syht Ct.
NAY 81, '6l-dsf
A n n spx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-22

cxo.c ANnxAsoK. ALkx. RARcLAY.
[ESSlBDShEb In lSl6.l
EAnKIKG MOUsE or
Geo. g. Auderson 4 Co.


RAnKIKG n OUtE Or
Geo. G. Anderson Z Co.
r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
i xEn In The Banking Dssiness, ALEX. b HcLAr,
twhS has bssn my 1effrr for the iEst Efx ycars1
hs bullnsrs wi'ih. rsafter be conducted under the
Grm and style Of . @ A ss a#
GkO. q. ANDEH SON n Co.
Being ons Of the oldest Banking heuses tff mol
the olaesty In Iowa he Erm soiicits TIM
aancc Of former patronage 20 iib<saily - tended
20 them. a A4A@ 4-s.s- -4-s
They will u ak CoMectiens and remit--iess Ex-
Oh - gs--on the day Of psynrnt, Tres Of charge.
Their references are formerly sy the senior
partneryv vis.
nEpBRxEcRt:
Winsiow Lanier d Co.. Bankers, New-fork.
Park Bank NY.
Edward w. CLARK Co., PhiladclphiA.
/ acIApp, Fuller browne, Bankers, BostoH.
Howard BANKING Company,
sna.s + Ac! prke -ch.ca 60.
Mariue Bank: {"
Farmers. Deposii Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mschsnfcs bank !"
kran cr Rahm Bankers. !"
diinfcrr Brcthcftnn, DAn X efs, ,cinsin rxti.
@ Al. Hunt Co. Bankers, Lcuisviiie. Ky.
4 sFtAtts ssvinEs instituticr -. hcuir, Nh
hcokuk. y an I, ,'Ss GEO .C. ANDERSON.
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C w e. TT TIT T(sTED
,.,'.,, -
lEpnAIno An "AoLhsALA DEALERS,
= nav - s'ofe, ana are rsceisiLk then supplies
~ tSe rPIank AIaae, aHeciifon the naktIs, which
1nes oAeI 70 CASH AND fRohf1 Tfsk surKSf On In
vofnoie .erMs. ne STOCK otine unusually arKe
sneyconnoont ontiysoIsehAh sxani nation Oh thesaMe.
w.. u. iOthtK,
1sSl Aea - aos. ,c"I' AAihA zosts.
~ n1nA va - - ~ Y, IcSs-o0W
A AA-ho rALAcs 5Act ki.n, De, Tor sait b.
-. 49, McL.o1 W1.n 2. y . "A. ~ ttALh.
xklklIAh . E9RsE > AILes--e.ec stooA ai ali
" sisss for salt by b w. dell. 1ICkLh.
1sYTtiF ri - = y.-Tnn~ i. -; ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
A SLAYER Case.

BOsION, Fflday, Aug. = IfbI,
As Bigelow and A. II. Potter. shpowners and
optftters of New-Bedford, were before the United
States Commissioners to-day, charged with tting
the ship Brutus, as SLAYER, about year ago. II IL
alleged that the Brutus obtained $40 slaves Of whom
500 survived the passage, and were sold in Cuba
Bigeow and Potter were held 10 bail in $4,000 eacn
for further hearing.
John Dowdall alias Jones, alleged mate of the brig
Mary Frances, committed to Jail charged With
shipping The Mary Frances anS %Ss hed M w S
mington NJ c., where she obtained nominal charter
to the West Indies and from thence sailed to the west
coast OF Africa. She succeeded in taking on board
81 negroes. and subsequently landed them in Cuba,
after which the brig was burnt and the master and
crew dispersed 10 parts unknown. Dowdall lately
turned up in Chelsea, and is in trouble
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
DIED.

AUMOCK-A Point Pleasant Ocean County N. J., on oes
day Aaron Aunoc old resident OF the place ~ Ds
6lst year OF his age L.
BARfON-ln Brooklyn f. d., Wednesday Aus RoDsf.,
Tempe only Of the late Robert Barton and USno'oh
William Barton. , -, <
BUCKENHAN--On "Wednesday, Aug. at bis Tesden -
Nineyeeyonth street Eighth avenue OF senef aS0''
George Buokenhsm. in the 1Gth year OF his age "a
CAMPBELL-In this city, on Thursday morning. aug " VIM
Campbell. , A. or.o,.
CfABERT-M Hoboten n. j. on Thursday Avg o o, con
yu,sons Romeo Na,ier, only son oil Romeo r. Ana
Chabert aged ii months ,,,,,x -.;,, A., .
Reginald Whiteway Souugost child OF henry L. Sho 81" '"
Cres ,b AGED 3 months and days. 49,, -, L..,
RSoN-On Thursday, A0g Mary EhLaoeh, SasGsi "a
Of Thomas IL. and Sophie Ps'tei'on aseo hoh" 's
T ,sve, and friends Of the family respectfully y.a @
70 stend the funeral on Saturday at CLOCK iom N0 so
rstpyTEYh Ill. Civ on Thursday Avg 2, Mary sic
ohu Fatley native ireland in the l0th year OF ar snea
PAILLEs-lu tbs city, on Thursday moihiis aug :" -
Psile'. aged - years . ,,,.,,,A ..-o., q, Tlnrs
dsy AM g 1907. Mgs. Srab Roster, widow OF 'hs ~
,ni F,rd Kos.itor the list yesr OF her age - IA.
1 G.,-pl services win place at tie Church 'hhiA
deemer. in Eishty-fth street between Second sHu 49,
,,enucs AZ O'Clock on Sandsy the lltn in.' Ana
PTH IN phSOS-At Eerssn n j. Wednesdsy, AgR = - 81 -
widow Of Andrew Richardson OF Se~-fork IN the 20 wv
P6,IEiVs-In this city suddenly. Tuesday, Ars, .'
shoft Illness Daniel Rolhaps. sged u years snd
sIJLLINAN-In this city, Thunday,Aus atef h"t
illness John Sgiiyan, aged ~ wears f.,ebssyt.
ToIDNI-Iu this city, on rhursday morning Aug o. o.
mrrbus n >. Frances fosoni, ssed o. yesfs ,,-rs
VAN UORN-At Bergen Point on Wednesday auE a.. NaD
lotsng illness Mr.. Sarah Cltndcnny, vile ol 0o'N'
Horn in N. Soth year Of heI sge. . to,rsis
WESTON-ln Brook yn!on edDesdsy, Aug q o. - .nss.
fautum William Hemming Weston iniaht son sas,a
france. aud LOsi.a Msria Weston, ssede weeHss'"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

SECRETARY CHASE IN THE CuY.-The announce
nent that Secretary Chase had arrived in the city
yesterday morning, set the merchants and moneyed
men on the qui giUe
The honorable Secretary visited the SubTroasnry in
Wall street. where he had conference with Collector
Barney and Mr.. Cisco matters connected wits the
financial affairs of the Government. He subsequently
drove down TO the Bank of Commerce accompanied by
Mr. Cisco where he met about twenty of the foremost
hnance OF the city, and it stated that, la
that meeting was concerned, the result was very
satisfactory.
Last evening Secretary Chase was complmented
with reception at the house of Mr.. Cisco in Fifth
avenue. A large number OF the bankers of the city
were present, and were introduced to Mr. Chase. He
stated bis views the present financial wants of the
Government after which general conference took
place. No decisive action had been taken, however,
up TO II o'clock.
The members of the Chamber of Commerce are to
have special meeting to-day, at which the subject OF
the honorable Secretarys visit will be considered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

wss again restored. Mr. BreckiDridge asked them 70
oe qalet. He was pleading their canse not bis own.
II "aS tne cause Of the rich and the poor-of every
naan, however humble he mi lit be, who relied upon
the Constitution for his rights
The rowdies continued 10 make n r,res, daal s no;
anu me speaker asked them what they came for bnt t
near nm speak Poor fellows said be Won are yvea,
,nR ,9e m cords to bind your limbs your children
VIII oiese me Tor what j am now SAYING Poor MIS-
cradle wretches, am acquainted with your chsctsr
ana 90 not intend to be intimidated by you have
taiu nothing inammatory, but came here 70 speak 10
you OF your rights, which are Icing ranpled In the
dust. Then, why not listen % reason
ne salu mat ne knew ,ey were not fair represeu-
tatlye OF the sentimeat of Baltimore or ~ Maryland
ruene'er thev we're ready 10 hear him. he would
pioNe 20 "ofn that every right they mad node, the
ooDsuio Of Mary land or OF the United States was
rhnp.ed under foot by the Administration al Wash
inet0n Talk OF the dungeons of Naples! The moup-
tion OF to-day outstrips everything in the shape Of
nsurp3tiOn which the world has ever heard of there
has been nothing to equal it since he time whea NAV
kind first undertook TO rule the will of despot..
The action of the Federal Governmen Mt in relation 20
your Police Commissioners is uneluaed jin the annals
of outrage and desposu. lie here 10 contend Tor
the eternal prnc pies of political and personal HDerty
prinfiples which had lived before the formation u
the CoIonies before tie Union was formed, and which
would survive after the Union was gone. Toe Union
is a means not an end the Union was formed 70 secure
and make eternal these princoles. When the attempt
TO preserve these principles becomes inconsistent wo
the preservation OF the UDion the principles VIII i've
whatever else perish.
Whenever the issue arises between the preservation
OF the Mon and the preservation Of TIE principles OF
personal liberty, personal right and pubic liberty tie
Union VIII have TO go down. Ire speaker ~as mere
bi.sed by The rowdes and another
ensued After quiet had been restored Mr.. Brsekin-
ridge said he would give h- observations 10 the ooun-
try he had watched these disturbances aud they were
invariably gotten up by with sticks in their hands,
called police
1.-THE police would let the people alone he would be
enabled 10 proceed. He knew he would have net a
hearty welcome in Baltimore if a down trOdden and
oppressed people were allowed to speak jus. God
VINO rules all nations has cGse in His hands, and
before Him all despots sink, cowed and appalled,.
We have had day Of freedom and liberty, and may
God speed the return Of it.
Mr. Breckinridge here closed when Mr.. VallandiDg-
ham was called for, but declined to speak on account
OF the disturbance. The crowd fingered around the
hotel for time after, ana slowly returned to their
homes ~ late hour.
The acton of the vice police throughout was n-ost
disgraceful and they were aided by several persons
holding office under the Federal Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
From Tn, baltimore CYiDpey.

DINNER GIVEN BY THE Hon. HENRY MAY TO
aEssRs. BREckNRIDGE, YALLASDIGHAa, AND VoOa-
HEFs-GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE HOUSE LAST
NrGHr-These distinguished gentlemen were con-
veyed in carriages 10 the residence of the Hon. Henry
Miy in Baltimore County, to dine yesterday AFTER
noon ana Judging from the parties who sccoDpanied
them they must have bad pretty lively tme They
returned to town late in the evening, and II was
understood that the dis Dguish gents would speak
from the balcony of the Eutaw House. A large crowd
gathered there about clock, and after calling for
Breckenridge, that gentleman made his appearance
amid the cheers from the crowd for JEFF. Davis the
Unon Henry Winter Davis sc.
He began and poured out his eloquence a. faTiou,
rate bat from the groans bsses, aud cheers from the
crowd, we were unable 70 catch but a few words.
lie was particularly doEn on the North and The
Northern press, which cyied forth cheers from the
SecessioDis,s, and groans from the Union men: Then
some Que would give three cheers for the Union and
three groans for Je. DAVIS. lie tried TO speak gam,
when some one would cry our, Three cheers Tor
Breck," "Say something nbOut the United Ststes
Treasury" "'rhat's under the fifth rib &c. lie
tried in vain to be heard, and aiet putting and blow
ing for about hour. lie retired amid the singing OF
the Star Spangled Banner" Tne police Gid all they
could keep order, and several made.
Calls were made for Vailandigham. but that gentleman
was too much fatigned speaE sid when left the
band was playing for the benefit OF lew secsShers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
NEWS FROM OUR BRAVE FELLOWS IN
RICHMOND.

We are permitted to print the following letter from o
captain Of the 18th 10 his wife in this city:
RIChNoND, Va, July %. 1861.
"DE,R WIZ: am prisoner of war in this place
now in good health, and well provided for, although
10 pretty close confinement. was 70 much fatiguod
after the battle OF ast Sunday, thu, not able
| keep up with the regiment lay down on the road
eide, and taken prisoner few minutes after the
regiment passed. | do not know the amount Of oss
the regiment met with, but 1t must have been consider
able. was not hurt, only smal scratch on the cheek
Just drew the blood and no more. There nrc now
officers and ij men of the 10Th Regiment here. d.
not know how long We may be kept here. There p
CAPT. Farrsl, Lieuts. w. Il. Ines, John White, X.
Campbell and Assstant.Surgeon d.. McIitchie Of
our regiment. There Of my company, X. David.
son. W. McLaren, Tony Bishop, W. Gage, Robert
McKim. and John Scott. There prisoners here
from all parts of the country and we all are IA happy
under the circumstances asone family. Col. Corcoran
of the 69th il also here and several Of his officers.
Lieut. Irwin Of the ID NewYork, Capt Griiien Of the
Sth New-York. Tell the firm OF lnes, Beecher d Co.,
No. 72 Front street. thai Lieut.. Ines is here, and WE'LL
also send word to Mrs. Campbell No. 52S 10Th avenue,
that her husband is here, and doing well.
CAPT: VIM MANSON.
Co. A. nth Regiment
REGIMENT, n, \, ). NJ
RIcHNoSD Va, July 90, 1861.
MY Dean WIZ: At the close of the battle on Sun
day. 2lst, taken prisoner, and sm now confined,
with 10 Of my regiment, (a in good heath). We have
quarters in tobacco factory plenty of light room
and good food. | send you list Of my comrades
names knowing you will remember, the greater por-
ton of them have families mourning 10 hear from them
as you no doubt have been to hear from me. You
WILL therefore, loose no time in letting their friends
know their whereabouts by going 10 Lieut.. Barr, aud
giving him the following names:
Alexander Foley Jacob Rlauvat Mr. Earl Company B..
Sergeant Donnett Corporal fawcett H. w. Stroud A H. Lee
po.t Walter Huchngs, T. j. La.negAn Company Cindre~
Morrow Jsnes Pratt Company E.-Rober Tape, James Nc
F.rlspd Patrick Mccormick James Murphy. Company p
Jobn McGuire Charles NsndeThoh. Company O.-Corpoal
Thicker Company H.P. 0arusaI, John H. ingram, William
MARVEL. Company i-Sergeeat wilson, y. Mesghrr, Geo
w shley Company k.--John Leanord Teamster Alonso
Howard Our suseoi and the letter boy
Joseph kennedy.
IAnyfnrther information will be given by calling at the
.toe OF Robert Irwin No. $50 Bowery corner OF Bond
street
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
Execution Of Armstrong.

PHLADELPHIA, Friday, Aug. ?, ISbI.
Armstrong was executed about II o clock this moru-
ing He spoke at the gallows for about three Minutes
but made no new statements. He mantle sied the same
Indifference in regard bis fate that he displayed
throughout his trial and Imprisonment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
MARRIED.

DUBTAR-MulRRAY--0 Thursday evening, Avg 8 by The
Rev James Rodgers Mr. George r. Dubuar Of NeyYok, 10
Miss Mary r. u. Murray Of Brooklyn
SINN-FDSALL--At Fort Lee, n J Wednesday, Avg :,
by the Rev Mr.. Taylor Edward T. Snn esq. Frederick
City Nd Miss Egima Louisa Edss eldest daughter Of
Daniel Edssll esq, Of Fort Lee N. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
From III, Baltimore snn, Auo. 9.


IL was announced yesterday that the Hon. John G..
Breckinrdgc of Kentucky would address his friends ut
the Euaw House, at y o'clock last night, and long
betor that time an immense throng filled the streets.
AIR B had been in the country on visit TO "A friend,
and reached the hotel about -, when he was received
with cheers The throng in the street caught up the
Gen. Beaurcgard Mr.. Brecknrdge retired to his
room, but there were symptoms Of disorder near n
squad OF Federal policemen al the corner of baltimore
street. -
IN few minutes Mr.. Breckinridge made his appear
ance on the center balcony Of the first toor Eutaw
street accompanied by DIR. j. Hanson Thomas OF tins
city, and Mr. uenuicks Of Newi ork the first named
introducing him 10 the people assembled.
Mr Breckinrdge said: Fellow citizens of Baltimore:
shall not attempt 10 addrsS you at length for have
inpt returned from late visit to friend, and shall
coniine myself TO few points. He would not speak
of the present condition Of the country, or the eauses
that produced it, but would speak of civil and political
liberty, upon which all constitutions aud all laws are
based.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
yoIiryTFA DEPOT.

The work done yesterday consisted in the inspection
Of one company tor the New York Rifles, Capt Siegel
one company for the Atuzans dLiard, Goi' Serfeii
one company for the Yates Rifles, Capt Turner. All
these companies have been provided with quaItes at
Camp Washington, Staten Island. Closeiy connected
with this bureau, is the Examining Board, whose
business has been opened, end their attention will now
be at The service OF the public every other dy. Capt
hepp, OF Beidan's lihes, was Yesterday iurniAhed
with his credentials
FIRE ZOUAVES.
II il suggested by friends OF the lst Fire Iouaves
that T. Gen. Mcclellan should order the residue here
reorganization would be easily affected, and the
Zouaves would return to Warrington with at least
IOJ rank ard file.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10
TIE FOOTSTEPS OF REBELLION.

Hampton Burncd by the Rebels