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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
THE PIRATE SUMTER.
The following copy of a mercantile letter in reieren

The following copy OF mercantile letter IN reference
to the famous pirate is interesting:
TRISpAp, P0ST oY SPAIN, Aug ], 1851
DEAR SIR: The object Of the present Is TO lnlorm
Won that the Confederate States screw eteamero'-war
Sumter, Capt Semmes, arrived here the dsy before
Yesterday on a cruise last from Porto CaDello Ids
vessel rerorts having run the blockade at NewOreans
on the 2rh June at midnight, and is so far clear to
commit all kinds Of depredations In the way OF rob-
bng as well being prepared to MURDER on me hiEn
teas Between Laguayfe and Iorto Ca6eiio leil IN
with the bark joseph Maxwell, OF Fmhdelphla, VAIN
some 600 barrels Of ourthe greater part Of tue cargo
having been landed at the former port-ahd LOOK ner
roze AT Porto Cabsllo the captain OF the Joepn
Maxwell, and his wife aud Oh ldren, were landed
ptizeuaster and crew were put on BOARD the oaik,
aand sen, ON 10 (supposed) Cubs. The crew of the
bark were brought on here, including the mate, and
liberated yesterdays but previous TO the captain OF the
Snnier sitting them free lie called the maze INTO ms
roo,n and told hm the no brought hin and the
oreyv ON here was 10 ascertain whether auy punish
nent had been inflicted on the crew OF the savannah,
because if there bad he would have strung every man
of them up TO the yardarm the moment he went out
aide the Bocas and that he would hangeyery captain
ond crew he took afterwArd. The officers Of the
steamer make secret OF anything. Idey state hav.
ina taken eleven prizes and that there are several
other vcssels armed out In this neighoorhood. LUIS
does seem strange. Yet assure you, IL Is only wna
have AL along been afraid Of The Maraval lett tins
port on Sunday, 60 che had narrow escape: but IN
talking with one of the officers he eooily sniu, sne
is not clear yet" Perhaps she VIII be sap'urso WIN
81. Thomas. whittier she was bound The bark Sea
Easle shere The fellows nave their eye on her, and
10 doubt they will watch her closely. The chances
are that che will remain quietly here for some tue Ia
preference TO risking capture. Inc homalce Delne
Eahimore vessel. Ssts along without danger Capt.
Duncan went on board ascertain this Tact, ana ne
was assured that he would not be molested in any
way The Sumter, understand, is armed to . .ns
teeih as the saving IL, four guns-one oi-ponpder.
n tho dav ia fine, think Of going board 10 have
look al this pirtieal craft to form my own judg
ment. DO hope some eAec,ual means may be used -
once 10 put STOP TO such proceedings. The captain
Of the sumter says he il gong nohws,a 10 S and
Ia makes no secret whatever of his inten;,oh ::
An appeal has been forwarded to me on Deh'i ID "a
the crew Of the Joseph Maxwell now here VINO asa
suS 80 b "a nrespts The United States Governments
y, Con:u says he has no means at biz eems s 20
80, tben Lat surely this should DO pr9sided asanss
IN some way OF other Weather WsT ana ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
A CARD FROM N. MAssERAs.

To he Edior0 TIE J. 7Titsnr
SIR la, commenting upon Mr.. Lassalle's letter this
morning, yon seem 10 have msconstrued the real OBJ
ject which he had 10 view.
His intention was by no means 10 persuade you OF
tho correctness OF the coarse taken by the Courier
8e Elqt Uais during tho present crisis, much less to
intimate that such or such class Of citizens has not
the rie and capacity to take their own Wow Of any
subject.
What Mr.. LsEsalle meant wac, that petition signed
by sixty or eighty individual, has no title TO be con-
sdeled as expressing the IDEAS Of population OF TWEEN
ty or thirty thousand persons which Is the average
number Of the (" French citizens Of New-YoIk.
As to the editorial course taken by the Corrrfr de'
EtGts UniJ under my direction ! have no kind Of
apology to make, nothing TO regret, and much efs to
re,rac, do not consider either that the hand Of
lav" could have anything 10 DO in the matter although
concode that the arm OF Pocc'' is now at liberty
to crush every opposition. -,
At any rate the Courier des Et0ts Cnis VIII
hencerorwurd give no more cause Of complaint either
to "Ietioners,' to THE TRIBUNE, or TO the Govern
ment ITSELF have announced this morning my retire.
ment from it's leadership, and the hands which Will
conduct it hereafter are perfectly Innocent OF any
" Secession tendencies
n, ,iIy your, J.. MAsSERA5.
Courier des Eian Uni' New'foEk' sept = io'i'
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SOUTHERN ITEMS, VIA LOUISVILLE.

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special dispatch to The Courier, from Nashville,
dated the 3lst Of August says that the capture of Forts
Hatteras and CIark-the latter two miles north Of Hat
teras--is confirmed Our men tough, bravely. Five
or six hundred Of them were taken prisoners. Our
oss is said to be 20 killed. and about the number
wounded. Another report says that 50 are killed. and
that only 10 or IL escaped
The Journal this morning strongly condemns the
proclamation Of Gen. Fremont, aud urges the State
Legislature by its action 10 avoid the contingency of
any such action here. 1t Gays the Legislature must
now decide whether it will organize body of local
soldery for State purposes strong enough to enforce
the obligations of loyal neutrality, or whether it will
suffer things to 20 on as they have been doing with
rrosI ec of apsng at no distant day into the condition
which, in 90 brief time, has brought on the sway Of
martial law in Missouri.
Tie Courier says that there is company Of armed
Federal soldiers stationed at Horse Cave Station,
the Nashville Railroad eghtyons miles south of Louis
vile.
Immense amounts Of freight and great rush Of peo
pie are daily going South by the Nashville route.
IL is thought that the great rush South is caused by
the edct which has gone FORTH that after the lst of
September, aon.intercourse with The South will be
hgidly enforced
There ID also ruen Nolln Chuseu W VIC PIVVhu'a-
ton Of Jefferson Davis.
The Courier gays that Camp Dick Robinson Is con-
stsDty increasing In number negro yesterday swan
the river at this point passing over the falls and land
ing, perfectly naked in Camp Joe. Holt. The negro
expressed himself as being the property Of Col john
ston Of Camp Boone, Tennessee. lie was this morn.
ing returned under Ole Of soldiers TO jefferson Coan.
ty Jail
Gel, Rcussesu hes given Col Johnston notice Of the
fact.
The Hon. Emerson Ethoridge loft for Frankfort this
morning.
The Journal says two Secession military companies
Of infsLsy and cavalry, a, Beards Station, on the
Louisville aud Lexington Railroad, had arrived with
the State Guard arms.
The C0yier Of this evening says that there are no
fears entertained Of collision apsng the citizens Of
Newcastle, Ky.
Tic DIPLOMA, Ia Couyier of tho 9Th says two
fchooners had ran the blockade at the mouth Of tho
Cocasian River, and landed a cargo Of coffee, Hour,
and SALT ETC.
A correspondcn. Of TIE Richmond TaqEira notife'
that journal Of the arrival at If the Southern ports
Of two oargocs Of sugar salt and molas.es. 1t sup
posed the same rs noted above.
correspondent Of The ~ o. Cre,eeni sugges,s the
seizure Of all blankets in steamboats, lying at that pcr
for the army.
TAs Mobile Tribune says there lie every reason TO
believe that the enemy at Fort Pokeus are removing
their yslaables prior TO the evacuation Of that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
FROM nIssouRI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. j. 1901.
Tbs snbioined extract from The Republican, the
leading Democratic paper this city, is fair express
sion Of the feeling with which the proclamation OF
Gen Fremont IL regarded by the citizens Of St. Louis
many Of whom have seen to-day, and all Of whom
dsclare that the decided action Of the commanding
General is timely and right. Tie RfPpJ'ieaR says;
"Tbe proclamation Of Major-General Fremont,
Which appears in another column Is the most import
aus document which has vet appeared IN the progress
of The war; Let il be read with careful consideration
nv every citizen. The prompt yisi'lng OF inc eH-
tfemest penalties Of martial law upon All kenes Wllhlh
the established military lilcs the eonhsehton oil tue
nroperty Of persOns who shall take up ARM eglinst
iho Coyemue T. and the declaration OF absolute free
dom 10 the slaves all such persous The extreme pch
allies to be visited upon brdgeburners, rallroad an1
telegraph desroyers treasonaoie correspondents anu
libtfs ind peace d6-royers 81 all knds are measures
Of the most extraordinary stringency bet the WISDOM
OF their PRONUNCIATION by the supreme ON err the amy
of the Yves; we a g confident vi be conceded oy every
iuat and loyaI citizen. 800, e.
tri,or, where The wful Government has sway. Gen
Fremont strikes boldly and feaflessly Inc eonsol-
dated pstrioti.m aud tho bouadless resources OF me
great Northwest are at his beck Lev esei! at
MIN, by word ond deed, give aid and encourage9eht
20 this grand movement for the reesIaosnneh' u 'ne
""V'' P'Vl''' ST. Loui,, Monday, Sept. ?, 1861.
Lexington, It IL rumored, was in possession Of the
Federal troops last Friday. Reeniorcemenis have
reached there before this and no apprehension is now
felt for its safey In attack on Thursday seVera
Union troops were wounded, but none killed
Gen. Pope leaves for Quincy this evening, and VIII
Immediately take the field in person in North Missouri
Tie Democrat has advices from Gen. Thompsons
camp at Pcniou Scott County, to the effect that all The
Rebels heavy baggage at tina, and other points be-
ing hastily removed TO Madrid, and that Thonp-
sons and IIardees forces would attempt TO elect
nncion and fall back TO Sykeston tue terminus OF the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad, where 1t is supposed they
will make G stand and give Gen. Prenss battle.
The combined strength Of Tbomi sous, Hardees aud
Pillow armies is 10000 Reports were current yea
to-day aud TO-DAY that Gen. PIentiss bad surprised
camp Of Missouri rebels Bloomfield IN Sioddaii
County, and taken $50 prisoners without firing gun
but they need confirmation.
Private dispatches announce that Provost Marsha
Mc Kinslry has been promoted Brigadier-Genoral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
THE SENTENCE OF COL. McCUNN.
,uAnNr,n ,rn unl IiNrPPn oPPIcgRs.

TIE finding Of tho Martial in the csse Of Col.
McCann has been promulgated. After bemgaPproved
By Gen. Mcclellan, the sentence Of the Court IS that
he be reprimaned from the headquarters OF the Gen.
eral commanding the army Of the Potomac
In executing this duty, Gen. Mcclellan ssy';
The General commanding confirms the iinding aud
sentence Of the Court bat in doing 20 he assumes that
,be sentence WA made thus light in confederation OF
Wond appear from the record lis Ignorant Of the rft
great principle which should guide all soldiers OF what
aver rspk, vis: Implicit Obedience to proper authority.
Ihe authority Of Lieut.. Huner aud his right 10 de-
maud Col. McC ms pass were most clear and un.
questionable. Il va, ns authority, digecty delegated
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through tho Provost Marshal Of the al command
ing this army and shorl have been oUeyDd respect
fully and plcitly if the demand had he made by
the General in person. The of the ohcer usk
log the demand should have bad io1lence, bnt the
Colonel should have obeyed the order respectfully and
promptly.
If the manner of Lieut.. Hunter was improper, and
that il go Is by no means clear to tbe General
Commanding II WAS the duty Of Col. McCunn to have
retained bis self possession and selrespeet ana TO have
complied with the direction to show bls psss trusting
to abse action for redress. COL McCuDn showed
by bis demeano a. Il appears on the reco", tat ne
Rgf get 70 learn al least tac0 things b1r6 ne Seo0"
competent r. command regiment qHd these "a, a s'y
command and respect for proper aath0rtg' Inc Pass
shown By Col. McCunn w0s improper IN form, ana
Lieut.. Hunter perfectly right ia declining 20 re-
coenize lie validity. The paper submitted 6y Col BIC,
Cuun his defense is in many respects lrreleVah ana
IN Others dlseredtabls. The Court would nave oeen
entirely justified in refusing to receive 1t. -
1be General commanding fully approves the hholng
of the Court which charactelizes the conduct Of Col.
McCnnn as prejudicEd 10 good order and miltafy
dspne aud desires to express the hope that TINS Ia
stance will be sufficient warning 10 blu and all other
officers who ma feel dlspused 70 place M
oupostion 10 the constituted military aathotbs The
finding az sbe Cont may be regarded quite lenent,
lint tbe General ia tented tOm demanding tie case
10 the Court for reconsideration parry because tbe
time of many valuable obfes WouIu tueleoy We soi.
aimed AID nartIy because be ID willing to attribute
Col Ucunns conduct mainly to the fact OF his oeibg
m iaezp5eHced s0idrer. Tile occasion Is asalleu o.
to assure all perSous in ibis army, Si Whatever eTa;G
that die ipliue aud implicit respect 'OL A.,
ar all baza-dr he enforced. The GeHerai cOmu inog
u happy to sste that The vast MAORI y Of this army
sisce the most ooleiy aud ps'r2Iic etng ana tTs.
lie L proud q Command 20 noble body Ga men Ie
exceptions ars few, iuieed. Col. MeCuns WIN ie-
sumo bis sword aud lS dInies. e,..do
The pnpisu,,pf thrs .te iy inflicted caouot ooS 40
nuch toward milking CONDITIONED oiicers more'ailnn
AL OF orders and ,dens to Gle rules OF the sefvics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
FROM WHEELING. VA.
WHEELING. Monday. Sect. {

Inc Secessionists encsmped at WorthinetoD, Wa
rem County, 400 in number, were attacked by Col
ofossmsn, OF Gen. Kellys staff with two companies
OF united States troops little after daylight this
monlAs''
The Seo>sscnists were too strong for him, and no
obliged b. fall back with the loss of two men.
The expedition fom here last night had not reached
the of action at our 'ees advices. Two pieces
of artillery were sent to Col Crossnans relief from
Clsrksburg to-day. He reports that he can hold the
enemy in check until REINFORCED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
SEIZURE OF VESSELS IN BOSTON.
u,ssACuUsFTTs REGIMENTS.

BosroE, Monday, Sept. 2, leol'
The banks Sumter and Moneynick. principally owned
in Charleston, s. Co. were seized by the Surveyor OF
this port to day under the Coufsca,oE act.
Capt. Amory of the 9TH United States Infantry p@
received furlough and been commissioned Colonel OF
the 9Th Massachusetts Regiment Volunteers. lie ieit
for the seat Of way to-day.
The new regiments called for ara rapidly tiiins up
Tue War Department has tisen au'horh for req.
meut Of cavalry to Massachusetts,, which = 'XPsceu
T. b. complslcd witlll llnse weSAa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
THs TRAITOR DETEcTrvE oosnurrEE.

The Investigating Committee have done good
work. especially in satisfying the public demand
for inquiry into the matter Of dhloyal Office
holders ia this city. How many OF those re-
reported a. disloyal were really 50 never will be
known. Several have, however, already been
found to be innocent Of the charge--the witnes-
ses against them being persons who wanted the
vacant places.
FREMONr's PROCLAMATION AND OTHER
MATTERS.
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LETTER FRom qHE RES. J. J. MOONEY

10 Gs Ed2orefA he ". =. Tri5rae.
SIN: know you VIII hail It as pleasure 70 'Ate
that have jus; been 10rored w'h letter from Uol
Corcoyun, Richmad Vas aug. ", 1851. he IS IN Coca
spirits ard states that ga The officers aud men VINO
have been wounded are fat recovering. May II DC
that lie, the gaan. leader srs worthy coanaHoeF o
the 60th, together with Is brave commanders no"
sharing witt bin tie prssne alhcIon, VIII soon oe IA
oar midst, tbe welcomed suc jusyes'seHed saea'' oi
cur great metropolis.
Your Asspe,;fsly ,,oo,-cv
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FROM THE sLoCKApING SQUADRON.


Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribuns.
US STEAMSHIP CRUSADER. Ksr Ws.r, Aug 81, 1884.
A severe gale Of wind commenced on Tharsday
evening lasting through the night causing much injury
TO shipping. No less thyn nine vessels went on the
reef from 80 to 100 mile, om this foul OF them IN
place. several lives were host, FIVE on English bne,
a total loss. The captain Of Of them, about Is
miles FROM here, where five piled uptogetber, crime
hero in boat with two Sunday evening for assist
ance. We started out but the weather looked threat
enng and it deemed prudent in the present con-
dton Of steamship to return HE cargo IL nolas-
ses, and he is in hopes Of getting her off Wreekors
have since gone out and has returned frsn yes
sci to the leeward loaded with oordage -Four Of the
dead bodies ere said to have been picked up the
fort here. The bark Mary Kimba and wo or three
fsbing-smhcks lying at anchor, lost their maS,s We
left the wharf and anchored Ia the stream with two
anchors Keeping fast to the wharf by long htwser.
The Macedonian, Preble and Water Witch sent down
topessnt-mss,s and housed topmssts.
One Of the Niagaras men, who ran away who Slo
was heie, has been found dead in Tie bushes IN pu-
trefying state, his eyes picked out. Supposed came
from two or three botiiea by his sdel ino1icaIion
The Sumter is again reported at large, and that she
went into Cienfuegos in dguise, sending down masts
painted differently, &c., took in coal andlef So many
different stories are in circulation about her that we
know not which 70 credit.
The Vincennes, Capt. Handy twsnty-siz days from
Boston, with four 6ss fourteen 5s and 100 men, has
iust arrived Her destination have not beard.
Mai French celebrated the I'd instant in honor OF
Churubusco, Mexico, whore his fying-artilery drove
beck several thousand Of the enemy. He was bFe'et
ted was also in tina, battl. private under Worth
and Scott.
The captain Of little smack from Tampa William
Shields formerly of this place, boldly came in THIS
morning with a white flag He was recognized by
several citizens ashore O leader in burning three
v,s.es L. Tampa, and placed udorarTe but escaped
by swimming undar tie wharf and nehore. They ers
N pursuit Of him. Secession fag was found in tho
boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

We have been permitted to make the following ex.
tracts from letters received from on board the United
s,aies steam.frigate Roanoke, % Charleston:
AUcUsr 23.-Yesterlay, the Vandalia, which bad
spddenly e US two days ago returned with schooner
which lad run out of Charleston. She is Of about 80
tuns burden and q smart, withholding craft, and
ms, &, for email pryateer There were eight Seees-
sionsts on board who az the present time, are nndeE
a guard on board the Roanoke. The schooner was
hound FOR Liverpool according 20 the account OF her
cautaip Georgian. Two Of the persons found on
board profess 70 be passengers for Liverpool. The
scbooner will BIO sent on 10 New-fork or Hampton
Roads. =,
AuGvsr 30-The Rhode Island came up alongside a.
clock last night, and rtarts again North immedato-
w. She brought somo ce and fiesh meat some time
apo and has beon further South since. Tho Cincin-
nSii arrived yesterday, al p M, from New-York,
bringing ne leo and fresh meat We arc getting tired
OF Stopping here, being the agsbip We DO not 20 In
chase II 40, vessels but have 20 watch The Somin-
olo snd yandalia are cruising Gil round, and chasing
ye,sels every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
Raliflcaf.

GrrRsYoxT, L. l.. Monday. Sept o.. I'm.
The Democrats District Convention i95 'us pssvs.
Div District, held hero to-day, eiectge H. =. n sh
sssts Convention on the 5th, with j. W. Case ana -
W. Cswley rs alternates. .... hsId IN The
SIst of August, w. II. GleasoG ana , Jas s,sse Cor
were elected delegates to the Republican o $3.50 n
veation on the 18th. A resolution was ssil.os4s
straeling delegates 70 sapPoc. Lrisa Wv
isfcrscce to ps,ty, for ooaisss'on sS
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ANOTHER VICTORY IN WESTERN f, .'RslHIA'
TOTAL RoUT OF THE REBELS.
30 Killed, Many Wounded and 40 Prisoners.
NONE KILLED ON OUR SIDE.
CINCINNATI, MODd,y. Sept. ., 1861.

CIScrSS.Tr Monday, Sept. a. 1851.
There wa, fight yesterday at Boone Court.
House, Va, resulting 10 the total rout Of the
Rebels. Loss, 80 killed and a large number
wounded. Forty prisoners were also taken.
None were killed on our side and but six
wounded Our men burned the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
FROM CAIRO.
CAIRo, Monday, SepL. 2, Is6l

CMRO, Monday, Sept z, I5oI'
Gen. prentias and staff arrived at Cape Ginrdeau
on Sunday afternoon His army is eucamped at Jack
son. ten miles west No Secession camps were found
between Itonton and jackson.
Gen. Grant supersedes Gen. Prersiss who has ten
dered his resignation.
jeff. Thompson yesterday took 100000 from the
Bank Of Charleston, Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

TIrn = q q
a.. s. srHsxER NoyTeoEERT,
H. "a ApaIchicg.s Pas, JAY ~, lseLh
wish you coud drop down upon ne az wo lie OF
HIRE st our present anchorage, ard having formed
yha, know your Judgment would be in The premises
be o. quickly transferred tohe Naval Secretary sehair
think that then, two different passes 20 the cotton
port OF Apaacbicola The third being blOcklded by us
would not be lef. free and unguardol giving cur rebel
brethren tie right Of uess and egress as Is the case
a, present. think the Commodore must have been
misnformed a. to the depth q wser in the southwest
ehanue % Apsachoola River or our Captain would not
De permitted 10 be at anchor from weeks end 10 an
otuer, with scarcely steam elo-I 81 s"t 81 rho
yyay Of febel cruiser, should she chance 70 drop IN
mon IA. Either two light draft vessels should be sent
here 10 blockade these passes, Capt. Shaw should
be ordered 70 cruise about and at all eVents make an
effort to arrest the light draft ve'ses passing in and
ou 70 the detriment of blockade and in the very
teeth oft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
THE WAR SPIRIT IN NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, MONDAY, sept 2, IobI.
The of the naval victory at Hatteras Inlet has
inspired new enthusiasm in the recruiting business,
and gives additional strength to the Union cause.
Another regiment will be forwarded to the seat i,war
in a day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

CRY M.rsH.L's Rxponr.-City Marshal Ellis 70
ports tbst for the month ending Aug 81 lso psf'vSS
WEI committed to the City Prison in Jersey C,.y.
these, tbreeouhs Of the arrests are Sa I,a
Sa,ss II, colored, 2; Germany, d hos'Aaa' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
T9r XENTUcKY LEGISLATURES.

FHASKroilT, Ky Aondsy, SEPT. 2, 1861.
Tho Legislature met hero TO-DAY. IL. III. luckily
was elected Speaker If tie House, ". +. oauuoil
Clerk, and John 5. smedey Serg. ,n'.aS-AIus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

RoRBFRY ~ HosoXEN.--Some tins daring sassE
night the dwelling OF Mrs. Abraham Van bosssses.
coiper OF First and Washington streets, Hoo9kea
entered by burglars, and 500 worth Of gold' "i'''
watch and money was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
NEH-lERSEY ITEMS.

sgizrwg o. P,PRRs--Y Yesterday morning. toaS
p.,kyoes OF Tie Daily Ne-s seized Oh the Cen
trail tain, in jersey City, by United States Dep,f
Marshal samuel A. French. They were tHkea 70 shs
St.iio-H0use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

MuuARY.--Cspt. 4. Cooper company len ge'set
Ciy Yesterday for Trenton, where they arc eApee =
to ioin the 9th Regiment. This regiment VIII Pr"0a'V
leave Tor tho seat Of war to-day.