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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-06-06
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''THE PENSACOLA MILL PROPLhIl J..
with l,60o acres of land adjoining hea,:
timbered-3O acres surrounding the MN -'
cleared, and under high state Of culIi'"IrI- N.
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks, &C =,
Min has one of Pages Circular Saws n j, IN =
well as an upright saw, and three SINAI, ...''
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{ CAMBRIA HOUSE, Wilmore. Pa.
" Has been recently opened by GEo. RAN
DoLPH, formerly of Blair county.
Mr. randolph promises to his patrons the
Dest accommodations and the lowest charres
OF any house in the county. The former biob
character OF the house is sufficient guaranty
of what its future will be.
GEORGE RANDOLPH.
Wilmore, April u, ls6O.tf
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psa- Somebody has sent Prentice an
anonymous letter from Tennessee, threat
ening to assassinate him for what he has
said about John Bell. awe hope he
WON'T" says Prentice "we want the use
of the whole remnant of our three score
and ten to repent properly of our vote for
Bell last fall"
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

FIRE AT HuSTEEs PoIST-Two MES S.
ErorsLr ISJuEED.-B.tween , AID B O'Clock
yesterday mornins, ire broke out in tn. keru-
sene oil vorks at Hunters Point. The fire wa
eaused by the bursting Of a still, and the flames
spread with terrible rapidry throughout the
building, and the contents, material and machi-
merry, were @ mplStsly destroyed. The los will
probably reach Sl0, 900. Thee was no irsaranco
en- the premises. I've uen, named DinieI and
John MtCauy, who were at work on the pre-.
mi-es, were very badly buried. The former 10
net expected 20 live.
INV SPEAM BArrERY.-NG. Rorlands,
formerly Of the firm of Suesisn & Co., ship
builders, is sow constructing at his shipysrd at
Gree npoint, iron steam battery, to 10 built on
n rovel principle, and expected TO bs q very for.
Indahle engine Of war, either for offence or do
fence. II 10 Icing built by private enterprise
ard will he rendered to the Government when
completed. The builder IoClints TO vi ~ further
particulars at present. several hundred men
are engaged IN tho work, and the battery will
lie ready wiihin three months.
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Later from Charl. s,op, 4 G.,

Tho correspondent d tho Philadelphia Ia
quirer, on board the Roanoke, writes as follows
under date Of Oct. 11th:
Wo LEFT Hampton Roads September % h, and
arrived here Octobef
Almfs, d,iiy some English or Fronch mon
Uf-vn pas lpny 10 examine tho condition OF
the blockade ore day last week shot was
fred across a.. bow NJ the English man Ot-war
Steady to briny her 20 II inhamed the COM
nander very muci and he boldly and angrly
asserted that th, mater should DO report d 10
her Bitanic Majesty"
Early On Sunday morning, OctObcr G.
sch o,et Was discovered, which seemed TO be
enoeavOfing 10 enter the harbor by the SOUTH
ern channel. The Gamer Flag was sent in
chase, and after n smArl run IT four hours, and
exposed To she'll from a rebel battery on shore,
she returned alongside with the prize, which
proved 10 " 'he Alrt. She bad clearance
from Nassau, New Providence one OF the
bal amas hound FOR st. JOINS, Newfound-
land loaded with pnespples, sugar aud ban
anas.
The crew is on beard, and arc mostly in
h. itanis Of Charleston s. e.. When fir-t ae'n
she had the fefel flag At her masthead but ~
sUn she discovered tho steamer Flag in
ctae, ran up the ENgli-h flag. A palmetto
and secession flag were found in her cabin aud
br uglt on board the Roanoke. They left them
on the oaps'an for exhibition, and We all
curd a small piece Of each A. a mcmeLtO, when
We found the officers rot looking. may men
ton that the steamer Flag was not hit by tho
shots from the rebel battery in tho chase.
Charleston is now elTcctually III ckaded, al
most water proof" The Roinoke files in
the middle and on esch side are the yandala
and steamer Flag the former guarding tho
NOrtl ein channel and the li'icr the Southorn
ore We are about five miles from Fort Sum
ter lying at anchor in thirty feet water. This
Is a. I ear A. ws can 70 in. ou a1count Of the
hsr. The steamer Monticello arrived last night,
and will take PAT IN blocksding this place.
There isA little rebel steamer armed with
six guns, in the hsr5or, aud she regularly
comes down within four mile. Of our anchorage
every morning and looks at Us for few min
utes end thea returns, ppireiuy satisfied.
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TIL. S.xtA..ru,bI, .,,aL,,

IL IS not to- soon to prciie. that ll,H Tn,N
A. u. AivoHp, IT Syracuse, will h. Ag,iL
SgSAkrr o. the Assembly, al tho approaching
ssSaSa n the Legislature al Albany. lila al
Set Spontaneous nomination 10y tho RrpIhle,n
an Peoples" conventions ol his district in.
sarrs his election, Notwithstanding the oppo'-
tax sf few 81 his rcighlors Who vet cling To
the cid parties. lle was the last Democratic
SPo~ker, ami will very fuy 10 the drs, under
the movement, Il the people. Ever heretofore q
Democrat, and ardent AMI so,lous In past
party ccnhio,s, he was among tho hr,t al d
holdcst, A. no has hccn Vne Of tho most
untiring advocates d union, and most earnest
suppN en- Of the government aud the war. III.
SELECTION as President Of the Peoples State n
yention wa Just tribute to his patrio ism and
position, and eyinccd an appreciation by the
delegates OF his high ability s presiding
officor fo~ mon in the state arc IA thoroughly
vsrod in p,rli ,mentAry rul,s, AMI probably NJ
Speaker 1.-the Assembly ever filled that diff
fcult position with more dignity, promp' nos,
OF impartislity.
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r,,spR a coun,erf,h si0 on ,hs Bank o. ca
nee, at Pos+on. we're bon uici AID a.
gu I'D.
John Harris pea e,i guilty TO grand lNtr'n,,
IN steaIinp A vsich. ami was sentence to the
5 ats Prism for ears. George Smith i'm.
peaded with him, slso plead guilty, and wp
'te'' up" r two years.
Chas. Connolly, indicted icr r)b1fy in the
m drFe'. p'caded guilty grand lsrcenV,
vi r@ sentenced 20 the STATE Prison fer 5
ylars.
Joseph thompson p'ealed guilty 10 forgery
in The third degree, in passing a coiuterfsit slO
o. TIE Atlantic Banb, at Is ,stOn. tx L Ca
ny. He vas sentenced to the State Prison tor
2 Nera
ia" e. Mellon, Jr wss tried and convicted Il
gran "a snv. IN ste ling from his fathpr no
ICY arc lo'ting to comfortable smuunt.
5 t',rc,. SNe Prison. wears
Cor lin Poker ives called ~ trial for
fe',ri,us,y r Giving a ditnond earring. vel.
NO at { . stolen from Florsrce Mckinney.
IT," case was lot concluded mp to me hour q
adlcurrn ent.
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FITtL AccisEsT -CaSores Sehirm=r held
A. i-7o'E ys.-e--ET. II B>.l.vus Ho-,,t IA Z ooa
| - E'-v 4 'iDs, Dzvy ll,orer. vAo died
''-'u = urss sssIvs. O. We1p.-1Av evening.
- q vscE., EsA' i5l.h syss; when lI-ys
-5'st - trq- irU,t up1s a. ADD crl.hsi
ti- t.r-i '. yN.os G-s1 "a nat v. Of IT..
-t,'t. a Year Il 49,. AT re.itei ia 57th street
rss' - Arsr-s. verdict ''AccidsntAl deIth =
yArAL PAIL Dyws SrAIEs.-Corgne r S ,hir.
S''' I'D AZ inqls-, yss,sfd,y, Jpn the boy
4 Mary M@G'a,b a. Irish woman. 80 ye,r. of
sgs, Who vbi!s iEt0rica'si, on Weinssday
nigh, tel DON A,gh! u AAirs, at her rs,i-
f|hte. ~ Lexington Avenue, near 9TH st. aud
llsl I'm bitr-A'ds from the in uries received.
Vsiiei "AociisBtAl death.
WoNAV b. HED To DECENTRALIZATION N
And ~ .clOsk, lat evening, a woman namsd
Mary r. TAy lor (rJlored,) residing in tho rear
Of No % sullivan street, Accidentllly tot her
lei on fro with lamp, and was burned 10
dea'h.
DEArn r'1n SuFFoCAIIoS -An inquest
wa held by Coroner SchiTmsr, at No. 3Gg West
10Th street, lpOn tho body d an infant son Of
MIS- Cstherine O'Connar, who was accidentally
ruhOca'cd on Wodnc'daN night, by hang over
laid by iH mother. Verdict accordingly.
EArIss'oS ~ a BonER,-The boiisr of
hs steam. ;uR Frank exploded yesterday, while
the ve-s'l was in the East River, OF the foot OF
Giht strosi, and severely scalded two men,
nan eel ~ derrick Pl,ssstt and William Wells
who were taken To Bellevue Hospital.
FArAA ACCIDENT At Tux ALLAtRR Works.
An inquest was held yesterday, by Coroner
Jackman, at the New York Hospital upon tho
body Of Drnnis Canning la,o a workman en-
ploy' at the Allaire Works, who WAS injured
on the I'd inst, by a block of iron falling from
slilg upon him, and died on Wednesday nj ,ht.
verdict Of accidental death was rendered
DECEASED was native of Ireland, 81 years of
ags.
SouNp DRorsSED.-Coronor Jacknan hold
an inquest, yeoOsrday, upon the body Of CAtha-
nne kavensgh avaRrant woman about 10 years
Of ago, who was found drowned in the dock
foot OF Tenth street, N. K. Verdict, found
dToNn'd.'
The body a Andrew johnson, one Of two sea-
man who were drowned some nights ago by
the sinking Of tho schooner Geo L. Brown,
near the iol ,f East 23l Greet, was yesterday
recovered and an inquest will be held upon Il
todSy. Eiorts are being made 10 recover tho
other bOiy.
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BROOKLYN.

fCQrt'TFD ON THE CuABoE or MURDER.--
Louis liir,'h, indicted on the ob,rse Of murder,
was tried in the Kings County Court OF Oyer
and Termin'r on v ednesd,y. The man lied
was Jocph O'Nsil II appears that On Chris'-
mas day. 1900, Hir-ch got into diffc lty
wi'h Patrick Ken sd,v, IN South 9th ~. JON
Kenr eday (Pa'rick's brother) took p,rt in the
aiisir, and struck Hir.ch. The later stsbbsd
keLnsiay With n knifs, INJECTING a slight
wound, and then ran 70 his fathers hOusc in
tie fame street, follows bv crowd who broke
IN the door AMI follo~ed him up stairs. Among
the = r~Dns IN pursuit was O'Nsl who, in a.
teTping to take hold &C HirSch was stab 'ei in
the aldo men, from The effec Of which he died
The Court charged, 10 reference TO the case
hat If it could be considered ju,iiable homie 10
Il u u,t bo under the subdivision Of the statute
where thu &C. IL committed n defence Of oneself
parent, child, &c. The young man a1d his
parents were attscked hy an infuriated boly {
men too numerous 20 bs roasted BY ordinary
means, but 10 Justify him thero must have been
grounds 10 arpreherd some serious persOnL in
jury TO bims.lf and others, and II was for the
jury to say IL such tAnger really existed. The
jury returned verdict Il not guilty.
DEArH 90 An OLD SUNDAY School So.
rPRrSrESDESr.-Mr. Jpeps Herbert. who foe
the past forty years has been Superintendent Of
the Sands street Methodist Sunday School, (the
first established in this ,ity) died al hs resi-
denee in Sands street, on Wednesday night, at
the advanced age Of ~ years.
DFsrERAIn ARRAY. -Tsom men rared John
Hsnnehy and Hugh Donne ", residing in one
house in Columbia street, near Pacific, got into
a fight on "wednesday night, in which Dinnelly
was bc ,ien ~ badly with a chair as 10 IL con
sidercd in dang erous condition. lie vss taken
70 the l.. I. Colle.e Hospital, ant Hana-by
wls committed " await tbs resuls e The inju
RES
PorrrIcAb,--The Straight Republican Sens
torisl Convention last night nominated NJ
Jose G. Smith As the cNnd date for ths S,ooDd
District Mr.. Smith is tho nominee Of tho
Peoples Unisn party.
The BreCkiurdge Democracy last nj Sht nom
mated the following candidates for the Assem-
blv I'D district, james Delvcccho-ith dis
tic', James Dapy-7th district, John Il.
Milds.
KISG : CouHrY SrRAraHT RRruBIGCAs
NoMSArIoSsl-rhc County Convention Of tho
| Straight Republicans ro- as~o mbed at Montague
Hall, yesterday sfr,rnoor, for the purpose Of
placing a ticket in ncmina,ion. Mr. Joseph
DcRevere presided The Committee appointed
al the former meeting ~ cpnfar with 40 nor
| organizations, rep 'rted, in 'Frct, that thew
| could hnd no organ izAtluns to confer wits. Tho
| Convention tIertupOr proceeded to ballot for
| Register, sulting in TIE nomination Of ex-
| Ma, or &, orge Hall The vote on candidate
| Tor County Clerk rec lted in tho nominstioa oi
J. n. stearns. Tho remaining nominations
| were a. follows
G,-oner-Altfod Horton.
| - S'yer''Se'1's| I 80 Poor Andrew Y.
J4i'io> u S,4sioI.-wm II. Ho,t
Men. Seams and Hoyt arc on the People (,
| tlEst
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POlios IntslliEenee, Sc.

PICsruCKEr.-A youth named Michael
Hurry was arrested yesterday, charged with
picking the pocket # Julia Sullivan, residing at
No 10 baxter stTeat, Of a wallet con'ainin :
~ 20 The wallet wa, recovered and Justice
Bnnran locked Hurry up for trial.
GRANp lirCNSY john Qainl,n, a soldier
belonging To Col. KeHigan'- regiment, was ar
rested yestcrlay, charged with stealing a gold
watch fr, IN Mr.. Aaron Edwards, Of Hav0rs'raw,
n. Y while in public house on tho corner of
Hudson ard Dom mex streets. The watch was
recovered, ard the accused was locked up by
Justice Brennan. He WAS TO have returned 70
the seat OF war yesterday.
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How the N. v. zo-av.. vr,, Captured.

The telegraph has men 'ionsi o cipture Of q
number Of New York Fire ZJuaves near New
port News on Saturday lat. A Fortress Mon
roe correspor dent Of the Philadelphia Enquirer
tells us how II was accomplished
The Zouaves proceed to cut wood about
two nniles and q half from the camp and had
nearly loaded an army wagon, which WA
rounded Them with about zoe we'll armed men.
The Iouavs wtre armed, but had neglected TO
establish any sentinels 20 give an alarm in
case the enemy should be in the vicinity.
The first the Zouaves knew they were entirely
surrounded. A scene Of the utmost confusion
prevailed. They did not use their arms, nor
alarm the camps and they would be pursued.
a large number Of them escaped, however, and
left thirteen Of their comrads, in the hands Ut
the rebels. During the night two Of them
escaped and came into camp.
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military and Naval Movements.
Another Font Ha,tor" prisoner WAS buried
on "Wednesday.

PRISONER PKEHD.
Another Font Hsttern prisoner wa, buried
on "Wednesday.
BUSINESS AT TIM rAvr YARD.
Business a. the Brooklyn Navy Yard contin.
ues extremely active, notwiths snling tho great
rumlor q vessels which have toccntl /; left there.
The purchased steamer Isaac Snih was pa. into
commission yesterday. The bark BrAzileir.
VIA also put into commission. The purehl
steamer Bcnyilc arrived at tho yard yesterday
for the pu1 o1e Of being fitted out armed and
put into commission. The Bc.vilo is = very
powerful steamer. The Santiago de Cuba WAS
hauled a'ngside the wharf an keelei over, and
the caulkers are now busy at work upon her.
The new gunboat Pembins and tho bark Gem
Of the Seas did not sail on wednesday evening.
They left the Navy Yard yesterday, and an
ehOrcd of the Battery.
IMPORTANT TO voLuSTERk OFFICERS.
According 10 a. order issued by the AlJutant
General, volunteer offers who have not yet
pisNd the requisite military exsminstion will
IL required to do 40 within one week, or their
places will DO considered vacant.
ARTILLERY.
w Ihley regiment W aTtllefNs ~ Eltnlft,
has been numbered the First Regiment Of N. Y.
ARTILLERY. lts well advanced towards com
pleiion.
FIRST REGIMENT y. v. CAVALRY.
The ln Harris GuSrd, Col. DE Forrest have
been numbered the First Regiment Of New York
Cavalry. Tho regiment has about 1, 800 mon.
INSPECTION OF rHR FIPrH REGIMENT.
Tie Fifth Regiment, n Y. s. NJ pa,se in
specticu st the State Aronal yesterday. They
nu,tcrd shout 100 uniforms. A large portion
II this regiment has Soae e. the scat ii war in
rsuA;css ess sriaAuons.
swriHTt i~r,SrEN q. = 4
w. ~ 5ss4-r5 8. s.is iAH 80 Alrer,i = meat
VI ri sprmI-, n ru. esd ~ - % Ing A,.sr; ol
1t liz = VII i.al rmrlr : JiA- - v1s-,-
naii uriIlu ui,' .iE- .uutr va a.al., =, r.
all mici p"sl-,uM nav, ~ uuyrEui.sr 3, .,
q, :" "u.m ug II .ih -uu h, p-'russ--L' ~.
vii;i. Z tirii' mo- y nut s.iui.tm . lr;~ II
tiIan chew vii Fuut ~ ogul ,.urrn, wi
mi"7 d -ruI nH-G ~ I-pu,'.,li g's,rt u
nui''' ~ w''i ~ Jrsu.'rmi ~ j-.'rpa1r A.,
uIi.iru'r uhamisBl,u. u,urg L,uiit .,r-r "a.
s''H Ent GS' m.' gEH .tv 'p1 "A. -trt,
" TT fpEc = tJ,.-,i.auriss 900. .,say--, -.
va-' d, 9 i''o'r ~. pIse->s ~ -. n.,B;
o. puG 1s1SS., IA In !S .nz.s1LaD
t'ysAiS.os'.
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l'nless the rebcl emis~aries Mason and Sldell,
suddenly changed the place agreed upon fit
their exodus from the rebel ststes thew have
not a. ItIre,eated in the southern journals
sailed for Europe from Charleston in dei ,ncc 4
the blockade. But directly the inteli Sence
was Published, tho Navy Department, vita
co mendable zeal and pSsmptnsss ordered a
fast steamer 20 intercept them, ard a dispatch
from New Yoik 10 Secretary Wcile, was received
On Tuesday night, stating that the steamer was
ready, sud would start of at once. II, no scver,
Mason and Slidell have not sailed from Charle.-
ton, but have taken the route first agreed upon,
they will still find our govern n, Mt on tho watch
f. them.
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Calculations made in tho Canal AUDITOR
office, show tho fact that there are 100 900
bushels Of grain steadily atloat from day to day
IN transit on tho canals OF the state. These Rg-
ures will astonish thCso who do not correctly
underiAnd tho capacity Of the canals, and the
vast movement Of grain rom the West to tide
water; Tho returns OF tho canal tolls this year
will show large incroass in the business on
tie long line from Buflaio, and decrease on
the short line from OswsEo. A boat load Of
rice, from Canada, by the ChamplAin Canal
reached tide water this week. Ii was A novel
cargo, being probably the first load Of rice ever
carried on the canal. Ai6aay Argas.
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BASK MEEriSa.-A bank meeting was h'li
yesterday Afternoon TO consider the expediency
Of taking the remainder of the tiSO ,OOO, 0 %
loan in advance o the time assigned by tho
agreement with the Secretary Il the Treasury,
On motion Of Mr.. Gailstin it was unsnimously
Resoir,d, Ttat a committee Of five persons be
appointed 20 consider the expscsncy Of taking
the third fifty million u the United s ,s'es Z 10
treasury notes, before the time ram,j in'the
original agreement and TO COZ fer with tho
committees from Boston and Phil itelphii and
the Secretary Of the Treasury on III, uhJe,t.
Messrs James Gsl,tin, George s. Coz, Moses
Tay Tor, X. w. Howes AID c. p. Levcrch were
appointed, wteJ, on motion, Mr.. Stevens WA
added TO the committee.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY 7ILEqRArB 70 rHS n y. SS.
Important From missouri,
blrTzE WITH CEN pRICE IMPENDING


camp NcHmery n-ao SJrd"De, No., OF.
IL Gen Fremont MS sent = dispatch here,
stating that b, has reasons 10 believe nat Sler-
ling Price Las rita e., or II reir,cc ms steps,
o the O,sge ana Ter msEa stanI AID give
u forces b,uls
Adjutant Smith t. form me that he has raised
over 10, 600 mn fr W, Mipo1ti State Nj i,ia,
and thinks be " II I've enable IN due season to
obtain the fcmain'er o. 10, a. 10.
!, ge cup, " # Tramp ration Is now On ia
Vav lefo ft'n 81. LUIS.
Headyua,h,s At " sur NJ Or iG.-We
are here Wit parts # Coma ~. cls snl A >
loih's divisions
Gen. Sge'. adv Ance is ,lre.dy aero tn,
O,age. Els ouv'lty, t0lav, had q -k,rmish
nth one q the enemy, moun'ed p rJis,, AMI
'ook three pri overs H. j. IN p,,-,--ion Of tho
bridge over tie romme de Ferre rive, with
infantry and arIillrry.
The rain body Of the enemy Is reported 45
miles distant
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AgcnllrmAn named Chsrles Long, belonging
"a PhllaitlPhil, who arrived in Cincinnati Oh
NJ nday morning from New Orleans, which
place 10 lcil On he 18th ms, represents all the
poln's aud h'adlards around Lake Ponchar.
train and liorEn "a, we'll rs these If the Lower
Mississippi, in the hands OF the Uni,oi State,
authorities, and descent is momentsrily ex.
pecied upon the city. lilo has resided in tho
place for over four ear, and Is we'll acquaint
ed and gives 1t as h opinion that a majority
Of tho people ,uld wolco ne such an event,
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THE kcNASUs 0BsEourts The obssqu,s
Of the lamentsd Irish patriot, Terence Below
McMaRus, VIII take plics today. All the T. ,h
civic and military societies Of this Ct ' arc ex
pected to attend, and large dele cations will 10
present from several other ct.s. Full plr1icu-
lars may be found in the al, sriis,men, in sno-
Their column.
PmLADELPHtA DELEoATIoS large del
cgstion cf Irishm,n arrived from Philadelphia
last evening 10 attend the McManus obsequies
TO-DAY.
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We arc informed ON reliable authority that
Gen. Buckncr has fund himself IN his inya-
sion Of Kentucky, deeply disappointed. We
have good reason to believe, that, at tho ut.
most, not more than n thousand men have
jnired him since his arrival in our state, aud
that scarcely any aro joining him now. We
learn that, in n late spooch to soldiers and citi
z'rs, he gave uitcnncc TO his disappointed rol-
lngs In strong terms, - Il EiSrille Journal, l5h
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Pr...n,a,lon ofRcs,men,aI FLAGS.

and suite arrived hero in tho midnight train
Tho object Of tho Governors visit was the prs
eniAtion u state reginen,Sl higs, which took
place this afternoon In tho presence OF an i'm
monAa concourHe Of people. The brigade, Bum
boring about 5000 hardy, we'll disciplined and
we'll equipped troop, marched from Camp VIII
kris through the principal siroets, to Allegheny
Con mon, where tho ceremonies took place.
Tno brigade will leave tonight On dyo steamers
or tho Wstt.
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LEGAL RRPORTe-TmURs DAY.
Supreme Court


Alleged abortion duplication Of Charles
CoJei The prisoner was r,ooatly committed by
Coroner Jsckman, upon the charge If having
Hmotherd a child TO death soon aftr its birth
The case was published in the city pApors at the
time Of the COronef's investigation. The case
was now brought before the Court upon a writ
OF ctTtiordTi for the purpose Of reviewing the
facts and evidence upos which the Coroner made
his commitment, and 10 obtain, II possible, the
discharge Of the accused.
1t was finally suggested that the matter bo
referred 20 a Police Justice for Investigation,
and with consent Of counsel on both sides, II
was referred TO Police Justice QuAc ksnbuSh.
Court Of General ssasiSns.
Befors tho Recorder.
Michael Fitzpatrick, indicted Tor forgery In
the second degree, In passing a oounssrtsit 70
bill on the Hudson Bank, OF ogdenAburgb, and
,OsOph s. Vol, indicted br q like odenco, In
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Election Of state on,ccr- In Vermont &c

Moniptiicr, w., Oct. Il The Legislature
this nj leInoOn oloctod state officers ~ follows:
Auditor oi Accounu-Jcp,hA Bradley, s!
AlbuA
Superintendent States Prison. Hiram liar
low.
Directors States Prson-Birron MoYeton. c.
g MARTYR, ard Lucus Robinson.
The Vermont 9th regiment Col. Lorj now
,nchmpod hers, vii. leave for Washington Sat
urdAy morning.,
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THK BAGGAGE or WIN. G. PRESTON Sized.
Yesterday morning Mr.. George BSbco gave
information to the Surveyor Of the Port that
two or more large cases belonging to VIM. @.
Preston, late United States Minister to Spain,
and now general in the rebel army, had boen
brought to this port by the ship Germans, from
HAvre. Tho cases were discovered while the
ship was being discharged yesterday. One Of
tho packages Is very large. The cases have all
been removed to the public sto'e.