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WILLIAMSBURGH.

ON SusriCIoN.-A man named John Ban,
was yesterday arrested by the police of tho q,
Precinct, on suspicion Of s'calin, 500 from 10
Grecnpo.nt Hotel. lie was held 20 await 1,
Investigation. The police are in pursuit Of /
other persons supposed TO be implicated in 10
same robbery. b
ALLEGED BURGLARY. Isaac and Chariot
Workman, and Mary O.bcrn, were arrested :.
Sunday night, charged with breaking into
dwelling house OF Mr.. Roeboltom, in Mescr-
street, Grccnpoint, and stealing n quantity
jcwclry. The property wa, found in their T.,
session. and they were committed for eximiu
tion.
BURGLAR ChrGitr-Wm. Smith was ciue
yesterday morning in the act Of breaking ia
and robbing the carpenter shop Of Geo. Butlo
in North ~ street, l.. ID. lie was taken bci,o
Justice Walters, aud committed to answer. q
CALI roR Pace MEETING IN NEWTON
Tile following named per ons, residents Of I
village Of Ncwtuwn, have issued a call foo
peace" meeting 20 bc held at HEX Hotel, b
that village, on Thursday evening next. r..
Convert, 4. Baccu~, VIM. II. FurInan !. 70
Blauyclt, j. Henry, VIM Mccoy, aud WI
llulst. The circular announcing the mecti
invites 'all' to come AMI 'ct political den. q,
gogues hear the voice Of the people"
Serious disturbance j. anticipated If thct Z.
tempt 10 hold such meeting is persisted iua
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Strong Words aud True.

The man who counsels peace when high-
wayman demands your money AMI you have
the means of defence ready to be used against
him, is an accomplice of the robbcr AMI sharer
in his guilt.
Whoever talks Of any peace short of such a
peace as acknowledges the validity Of our con-
stituton and the duty of obedience to the laws.
is rebel. lie coun,cls submission to the re-
yoltcrs and is their agent.
Whoever raise, the white flag raises the scccs-
sion flag, and must as certainly expect that it
will be pulled down by an indignant multitude,
as il it had the emblcms Of secession glaringly
displayed on it, folds.
Whatever press insist, that the Government
shall submit to the rebels, and abdicatc the
power which the people have confdcd to it, il
both rcbcl and anarchist, and renounce, the pro.
lection Of the laws.-I1s.
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JERSEY CITY.

RIor.-On Sunday evening a drunken para
attempted to enter a liquor store in Gre
street, jersey City, kept bv Michael Ctrrv
were .chscd Ambulance on account Of it, beii
SUNDAY. The party then broke open the do
and destroyed considerable furniture and hxtur,
Officers Harvey, GU| and Kip came up II
arrested John Maddox, the rTnr ...ader, whom
i'leM- rallied and in rcscuing him a drsprr =.
fight occurred, and the officers wero badly bcatc
Officer Harvey received a severe cat ON the hei
with u stone. Chief Of Police Marinus with,
pose q men soon arrived, aud with the aid 4
citizens quelled the riot, and fifteen of the m,
were subsequently arrested. Yesterday Record
Martindalc held them for examination. I
RAILROAD AccIpENr.-Yestcrday aftcrnoG
two men in the employ of the New York ana
Eric Railroad Co., at the Long Dock. were al
Cidentally thrown from u car and seriously i,
iurcd. One Of them, John Wctmorc, had one
his arms torn of at the shoulder, and the 9th,
man had his foot crushed SO that amputation wa
Necessary.
a BRUTAL lIUsBASD.-A woman name
Flanagan, residing in Newark avenue, Jerse,
City, was beaten In a cruel manner by her hus
hand ON Sunday night DIR. Holden was Gale,
in and found that one Of her legs was fracture.
below the knee. Flanagan was arrested am
committed to prison.
RECEPTION OF NEw ENGINE-A SINGULAR,
ACCIDENT. Yesterday afternoon, Washington
Engine Co. n. /, Of jersey City, brought HON,
Their new engine, AMI wcrc received aud cscorte,
through the principal streets by Engine Go. No
and Hose Co. No. 1. 1t is a c'anc-neck en-
CINE manufactured by Mr.. Dcnnison, of Newark.
at cost Of about 81, 800. At the trial at Wash :
mgton Park the air chamber exploded with n
report which sounded like a cannon, and VIA
heard several blocks away.
Ills lloNon, Mayor Van Worst, of Jersey City,
has teen empowered hy Gov. Olden, to receive
AMI muster in recruits for the regiments now
DINING.
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BrN MCCULLoUuH UNDER AEEEsrA
man named Ben Mccullough was brought&
fore Justice Boemm yesterday, on the chared
Icing drunk. Instead Of being sent 70 !
Lafayette Tor an indefinite prrigd. he was 7
fenced to the county jail for the period Of
days.
SPECIAL MEETING w THE CoprNox COZ,
CIL.-ENoINE HoUsE FOR No a sp,9
meeting Of the Boari was held last cvenih
Aid. Van Brnt in the chair. The o1jec, lscI
stated 20 t. 10 act ~ on certain matters sp,ciS
in tie cal, AID. Murphy offered rcsoluf
authorizing the Commissioner IT R"ptiS
Supple - to enter INTO contract with G,o,
W inhlcy iuf tn uuilding Of a lIouse for Eng,
Go. No. +. d., which was adopted by una
nous consent.
The Comptroller sent in communicate
stating that the uunad assessment certifci
amounted to total Of Gao, $50 30. The >,
jet was referred ~ Special Committee for !.
Tori.
The rcpor, Of the War Committee was call
but "a the report had not been completed, E.
ther action was deilrcL N
CITY BoNps To nH soIp BELOW PAR.
The Comp'rollrr sent in commun cation II
Ing thtt the law Of last winter, Authciizing
issue ut six per cent. bonds to pay the temper
certificates issued in payment of claim, axli
the loie city Of William,burgh, interd.cted
sale II the bonds at lees than their par valm
the six per cent. bonds could not be soil at
in the present state n the money IN itket-l
Therefore recommended the adoption Of a ~
ton directing the tissue Of corpirate bonds a.
city fer IN amount suihcicnt TO reduce SUI
the temp riry certificates issued in plvmrn,
claims against the late city ol williamson.
not 10 exceed 100000. The report was adopt
COST oP THE RIpGEwooD WATER
The Water Bard submitted a statement Of
amount to Do raised by tax, in 1851, 70 ptyt
deficiency in interest, on the Water D,bt.
July !, 1862; ~ lollOws:
Net revenue b. ia I, 1861 Si77,g7b "a
Estin'd de-. H. jay t. 1862 9J2,UO 10
Received by taN, iSGD...... 6O,,OJ ~
-, 49,, - s7oo..ob
Interest paid - July I. 1861 4ia5OO ~
DO u Sceruc OJuJ 1, i,62. a2LOo1 10
--- s'6s74o,
Dchct..... Observation-Disclosures. sp45Ia
The amount Of unpaid water rents is a. r.
lows:
f'T $50 to July I, is6i.............. $.7,2s,
1861 " .'''''''''''.''' ~ 5 %"
Total unpaid july I. isGi....... S,ii,si5
The subject was referred to the i jard of
peryisOrS iuf their action.
BELGGAS PAVEMENT IN COURT srRKKr.
The Commissioner ef Repairs AMI Sunni
was directed TO enter into contract with Pan
COyle, 90 pave Court street, from Fulton STR
10 Jortlcmon street, with Belgian pavement.
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Politicians are actively engaged making up
the slatos for the nominations at their rcSpcc-
tive State Conventions, and planning, OF course,
To circumycnt the honest wishes Of tho people
and pcrpctun'c their control of public spoils.
Honest men ia office must alwivs, il would
seem, he defeated for rcnomination--ir bv any
nccidrnt such men hlundcr into public station
that their places may he filled ~ pliallc poiti.
| cinns, who can bc'madc more profitable 10 the re
pcnclcs and managers. This is the work now on
hand. In the Republican convention, the com.
| m'ro'W party leaders have dccrccd. particularly
| the defeat oi Canal Commissioner GARDNER
who happens to he an honest, conscientious, and
emnently Christian man. This Is his fault
aud Tor this, the decree hes gone forth that lac
must not he rr-nomnatcd. A. means to thi.
end, Interested parties are circulating a report
that he would refuse to he again plnccd upon
the ticket. Therpon ismtHc. Judge q ARD
| MIR never shrnks from any public service,
while, al the same time, he Is no Office .seek err,
| in the Objectionable sense OF that term.
In times like this it Is more than ordinarily
important that statc nominations he made with
peculiar reference to integrity and fitness; and
the Republican party can hardly afford to sac
riico such man a, Commissioner GARDNER to
the demands Of professional politicians, COR
tractors aud the lobby
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Fires, Accidents, Inqnc-ia sc.

DrsTRuCrioS or a VAnNIsu PAcroRr NY
FrRE.-Shorty after ten o'clock yc.icri,y
evening, tire broke out in Luic,tc, Bll Twin &
Go. : vanish factory, No. 2Oj T. st 25th street
Tie building pOnr structure, with it, contents
wa totally DESTROYED, involving total loss OF
about slOO 900, upon which there is an insurance
ot S5,OOO IN the Etna, Commercial and NJ nhat-
tan lns. Cos. Work had just been commenced
IN the Factory after three months susp.nspn
An employee, named Jas. Sllttcrly, was badly
burned about the face.
RECKLEs, CoSpucr WIN FmRAVM,
Catherine Gavin, married woman. Wa 4cri-
ously injured on Sunday night by pistol shot
III the breast, ~ she was passing through Hull
son st., near Loohard. The pistol was c,rcl,-.,-
~ discharged by man who was stan lin, in
Leonard st., aud when be found out what mis-
thlrt he lad done lac ran off, The woman
was attended by Dr.. Elgcr who extracted the
tall, aud pronounced the wound to be not at all
dangerous.
SnooKrNG CASUALTY wtru BuRNryG FLrIp.
Coroner Jackman yesterday hold an inquest at
No. li5 Second st., upon the body vi Mrs. Chris
tina Miller, y native Of Germany, 20 year, Of
age, who was fatally burned on the cvrnn, of
the 18th int. She was in the act ct takint, "A
can VI fluid from table when the bottom fell
out and the liquid was spilled upon a lighted
lamp. An explosion followed, AMI her clothing
was set on fire, producing injuries which r.,
suited in her death, after she had lansuishcd in
severe pain for two weeks.
DRowNEp.-licnry Miller, boy Of year,,
accidentally Tell into the dock at the foot of
Beihunc IT., on Sunday evening, ami wa,
drowned. His body was recovered, and taken
TO his late home No 1879 Hammond It,, where
Coroner lackmnn held nm inquest in the catc.
The remains of unknown man, about 10 We IN.
OF age, much dccoupuscd, were found vcstcrlav
in the water at the foot 81 Pike ST. They wer
taken 10 ltllcyuc d-llousc, where an iuqve 1
will be held.
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The market cloecd firmcr, and prices arc I'M
changed as compared with those of Friday last.
The ttock In port Is estimated at 9ii. 900 bales
Of which 679,OO0 are American.
BRHADsrvPPs have a declining tendency,
principally for the finer qualities.
Provisions dull and dropping.
London, Aug. 16.--The Bank Of England has
reduced the rate Of interest TO four and half
per cent
The bullion in the Bank had increased f287
0CO.
Consols closed a, 90 So and 90 5-s for money
AID account.
Illinois Central shares ~ 81 discount; Erie
u ar,S pa -s
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THR S;NrY-NINtn REGINKNr. festival
for the widows and orphans Of the Sixty-ninth
Regiment, will come of on Thursday Of this
week, at Jones Wood. The annual excursion
Of the T. y. Meagher Club, which was fixed f r
the same day has been postponed, 80 as not to
interfere with It, The committee who have thus
far made oil the arrangements for the ltstiv Il,
seem to have left nothing undone which was
in their power, to make it an affair worthy n
the gallant regiment in whose name i; !. gotten
up One of the principal feature on The pc
gramme Of the day will he an grafton by THIS
Francis Meaghcr, on Tho National Caus., is
Soldiers and its Martyrs"
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OrrfH STATION PACIFII TLlEdRArul
% MIlr- Mn.t Of Fort kelrnev

% Miles West Of Fort kelrncv.
IoH Ksdusg ing. 2G.-Thc Pony Expire.
pa sd here at o'clock Z. NJ TO-DAY. with tn,
following intelligence Tor the Associated Press:
san Francisco, IHg,tst 27h, i. M-On tn,
9th, the steamer CariLcl blew up above Ia,
rapids on Frozen River. The Captain aud
siN other were killed, and many passenger.
arr missing.
The 100 men from California to serve OIL
tAy Plains are mpi.ly organizing.
Nine companies of infantry have already re-.
ported TO Con. Sumner, AMI 800 cavalry are
nearly all accepted. The cavalry are equipped
with Government horses saddles and brides,
and the entire force will be provided with the
well made and substantial clothing that rcal-
Ian troop, are entitled TO.
General \. ;. Johnston started from Los An
gclo' win company ostcnsiblv for Texas.
Alicr the party left Los Angeles, a disagree
ncnt occurred and they divided. Gen. Johnston
returned to this city and took passage farther
east on the steamer, aud portion u tho original
party proceeded into Mexico. lie reports that
Gen. Johnston had arrived in Virginia. and that
he had accepted the command OF the late C,ener Al
Gainett's forces are incorrect. Our informant is
OF the mott reliable character
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BROOKLYN,

InE DEMOCRATIC PnmtREs.- Demo-
ca'N primary melting for the election of d,le.
gates to select representatives. to the State Con-
Neiton at Syracuse on the tn Of September
u. . wee held at the several meeting places
o. the Ward associations last evening. The
ASemGly District Conventions will DO held ON
tl,e Z'Ih mt, to select two delegates to the
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fHovIsIoNs ron rIu REHELs.-It is bclicv.
ed that large quantities Of provisions flour, salt,
leather etc, are now sent to the Southern state,
hom this port, in vessels clearing for Melamor-
as, (MeNicol, Curacao and st. Thomas. For
the rast three years no vessels have cleared
from here for Motamoras, until last week. when
there wcr" eight or ten applications for clcaran-
'es made at the Custom House. On the two
last days Of last week also nine thousand bar
iol' OF Hour, and large quantities Of other pro.
visions, were cleared Tor the other two places
mentioned
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NV YoRK, AuGuu %, ISL have No..
ticcd an article Of inquiry ia the NV Yo.k Sun
OF this date relative 10 having a Sieam Frc Ei-
ginc placed in the house Uf Fngine Go. No. il.
and signed 10y gentleman who wa, formerly a
member ot this company, but Is not 40 now, md
has no authority 10 represent the cnmpin, bc-
fore the public. Much interest has been f',it Nv
the memlrrs Of the company generally, in
the object Of procuring a steamer, but tn, inter.
ference Of interested outsiders has hndor,d the
object hitherto, rather than helped II.
Respectfully yours,
{. JOHNSON, Foreman Engine Co II.
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CITY NEWS.

MY MORTALITY For the week ending
August 10Th, J22' against bis last year, aud
''' Ia'' week. Adults lGii children, 3Gl; CO.
loled' % smallpox, 4, measles, lO scarlet fever
= Inflammation OF the lungs ~; burns, 4; casu-
ml.es, l. consumption, O.; iniantile marlsmus,
oo do convuIsious SO; cholera miantum, 49,
c"fFrn 9aaiice patoHts, 12i of foreign pa
rtRiS, 2SJ
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Wl~IUt'c, 1Ug. 2G.-Exaggorttsd rsport.
were received today from Horizon, in thi, stIte.
g. tho effect that Il large body Of armed Indian.
vne marched ON that place, killing al tle
whites in their way, The report original d In
,hc fat that a family (namc not lollmcd1 liyj1r
tn miles north Of Horizon, were murdered liz
me Indian, Of the vicinity. This act was in
i'Hliation for shooting pony belonging to the
Indians.
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Rrr IN Lopo, c, r., tug. 26.-The shin
o"orIul, for Quehoc, arrived hero this after
noon. She brings five Of the steamship Eua',
passengers. She reports that the Euia broke
l.r crank shaft on the 7th inst. and ,yae boar,i
cd by the Powerful ON III, IIlh. lat. 1911. lon,
- %, The ship Is in good order but the en-.
g'nes completely stopped. Snc pa, back /,
Queenstown under sail.
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halsaS cry, iag. 2G.--On Friday, the 23r,l
les and Union Banks, was seized by orlrr Of
MAJOR Van Horn commanding the reserve corr,
Of Home Gwrlis. Some excitement was created
here saturday, 10y a skimish between twenty
mounted rchcls ON tue north bank Of the river
and the ferry guard On the south bank, aided hv
sly FOUNDER. Several shot, werc EXCHANGED.
at no body hurt.
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Union aIen Murdered In Kentucky.

cincinnati, tug. Pa Union man named
Mo'rc was killed, AMI another named Nclll
murtally wounded, Sunday afternoon, by u gan
oi five seceSsonlsts, at Shotwcll Toll Gate, XIV,
'cNen miles from COviugton. Both men were
olah btd in the back. A party Of Unionites gave
pur nit TO the murdcrers, who have He'd toward
IT, Tennessee line.
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HUDSON CITY,

nm ~ Hrp,oN CrrY,--As we 20 to press.
a destructive fire j, discovered on Bergen Hill.
The stables Of the Hudson city and HOboken
i. r., and d Nywkrks Hotel arc burnt to
the ground. As orr reporter lclt the spo,, tho
IRE had communicated 70 lledden's coal yard,
aud il threatened several frame buildings. nrin-
cirally tenement houses.
The loss # property Cncluding horses) cannot
he estimated at this late hour. A number OF
engines are on the ground, but the scarcity OF
water crippled their efforts.
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~. Jos'Ihs, No., Arg, 26,-Thc Pony Ex-
.,' has been abandoned between 81. Jo cpls
% ~ .Htion no miles wc-t, Letters will lc
iigcd To- go by stage from here to reach the
lunN at chat station point.
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g.. Iogis, Ing. 2G.-The hulv of Con. LYON
arrived ON the train from Roln tonight. aud
w escorted from tie depot by two companies
ui soldiers. II is ruder,tnOd that suitable honurs
VIII be paid to the remains tomorrow.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUG. "a, 1861.

ssLet theys Be bw one ~ur better il .hopH cost
ssitlicns Of Ires than hot ne should lire in hourly
dreod Of 'odrs contiguous 10 n people rho could
ssobc foreign diidncc' and land armies np,n our
shorcs 10 dcstroy our liberties"
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NOVEL IMroRrArIoS.-A vessel arrived here
from Liverpool, yesterday, freighted with ,OOr
bales Of cotton, which were shipped from mi.
port months ago, at 1914 conto per H. Tie
cotton was sold at once at ~ ccnts tn, con-
Signcc having refused iio, 900 profit on tho r..
shipment
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UdhiRPoH, iHg 26.-rhc SEVENTEENTH
uliEhland) regiment of New York returned to
ne Oh quarters today, and ha- bceu tran ,rlrcd
20 a new brigade. The men marchrI nm penn
rs Nania avenue in line condition.
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I'm PmNoE LEoroLp 10 ~ CuSnr,tvEp,
The schooner Prince Leopold, which wa,
r'acdhy the l. $, Marshal few day. since,
Tor violation of the Condscation Act. was seal
cd yesterday afternoon hy Prize Commits
-oner Elliott ana Marshal Barpt. She will be
El,Ilcd and duly disposed Of rs soon a. the
necessary papers can be prepared.
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War Movemen is, &c.
a sccc-,ioui-, Hustled on, Of scranton. p,

Sccc-doniSi Hustled out Of Scranton, Pa.
Scranton, ia. hVgna 26.-wm. Hllsrv,
ha'iing firm Ithaca, was waited upon by par
iy 4" citizens ut his hotel, yesterday, and re-
qu"'tcd to leave town in three hours, Or acccp,
the alternative Of riding out on a rail. lie had
given provocation beyond endurance by cnleav
Wing to induce partic, to take tho Nsto Yori
my Ioot, and by uttoring the rankest treason.
He left prccipitatcly.
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U'Oshtg'on, hUgust 2G.-Oriers were for
.u,d today 10 the United State, Pension
hs'its 10 administer 10 all persons drawing
!, "..ous, the oath If allegiance to the United
S''c- p.c-orilcd ny the late law u ConJcs.
rrg SEw RIVER ADMIRAL.
Captain foOrr has bccp ordered to the COM
mlnd Of the United States naval forces on tho
wcteln watcrs, namely, the Mississippi, Mis-
t,uIi, aml Ohio Riyers
ihc cath 81 allegiance /, forthwith 10 he adj
ministcrcd TO the hi red men in the Quarter
masters Department.
MAYOR on wAsutNGroN ELECtEp.
i'i,hatd Vailach, E,q., WI. this afternoon
81 ted Mayor Of Washington lv the CITY Cuun.
eli. 10 urply the vacancy o,cl,oncd 6y Brr-
| ret lnyOlmtln absence. lie was forthwith
! il tailed.
ASurIuH NAVAL OFFICER ~ ToHrLNrNYErrE.
Tho Navy department has a prompt method
| a. d,u'u with di.lUyaliNs. In addition 10 sim
| liar c.i,c- recently mentioned, A. u. Wharton.
! mld-hiumtu ou bllrl the seminole rendered
! hn r.iration, but he was dismissed from the
! sINicc and sent 60 pIrt Lafayette.
SNrrd 'o'dcrs claiming to b, British sub
! jo,ts, Hnl so represented through Lord l.youS,
h.yr en- discharged from tie army.
Rev. John NJ. Green, chaplain of the Tenth
| PoGrsN lvauia regiment, who acted a- its Post
| master, Is IN jail charged with op,aiug lc!trri
and nj ,tuctng money belonging to members
OF the regiment and other persons.
TnE rHIGArE coSoEEss.
Orlcr, have been received u rent the Congress
iol hiochodnR purpose.
| ACQuirTAL oF cot. McCuNS.
Gel. McCunn has been honoribly acquitted d
the CHAR ,cs preferred against him, at the recent
court-uartial in Alexandria. The scene in hi,
re- inrni on the announcement OF this fact wa
ofthc most enthusiastic description.
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PREPARATIONS ~ MErr Az ATTACH oN TIM
DAM Nrws OFrCE-lutormatio received
9 Mr.. Kennedy last evening, induced that gem
t'man to order about 400 policemen to be held
IA READINGS. for threatened attack upon the
'hc'f Of the hdiiy N,ry and other secession or.
aus Everything was prepared, but the de-
.1'.'r- had not made their appearance up to a
Iai. hour last night.
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New jersey Troops for the seat of War.
HWton, Aug. 26.--Somc four hundred OF Col.
lIIlstcd'- regimen! Of cavalry lcft thi. city TO-
d. for Washington.
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TE schooner ALBANIA seized on Saturday
last by he Surveyor Of the Port, Ia, been Ii
e'lcl. No claim has yet been made on the
c.rso and thc Captain, who at the time OF her
seizure p.uie. ed to DO her owner, u5w ,lys n
only CNl,,gd the vessel.
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Fnor I"NMrIoNEns.--Mc sr-. G, w..
hun' and l.. Ntur-i- were yesterday reelected
rHo' COMMISSIONS 10, thl. port by the Bolrd
/ Underwriters.
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The Campaign in Missouri,


ior'on, Aug. 2i.-RopOrts today give inror-
NJ ton oG General Tdrlcr's fifccs, which are
Withdrawing from Gmonvlle towards Reeve.
rory, when they are tortiiyn, anil also to
I'yiOns station, near the Arkhnsls line. This
sccIns ~ confirm previous reports that the east
ern division Ol the rebels Is fastening 90 join
Gen. Pillow.
a strong body Of Jcfl. Thompson, forcos /, re
~ onted 10 have occupied Benton, x miles back
IT { mn,rco, where they are throwing up lori-
h,atiUus.
Tie Rcb"i- Marching on Athens, Mo-, etc.
h"lVk. io,rd, lug. pa private of Col.
Mu"re'- regiment arrived here from Athens. Mo.
L'i night. lie states that Col. Green was APP
preaching that place with force viriOusy ost-
mated at from fifteen hundred to three THOUSAND
Tie Union poLcts, which were sixteen miles
out, urc driven in. Col Moore hif 900 men and
Tour cannon. Three hundred men left hero to
lc.niolcc him. Gen. llurlbui Is reported to be
IL hind Green with GOO Union troops
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-27

Li~'pool, Aug. l6.--CorroN-Salcs Of the
week 10, 900 bales. The market experienced a
decline OF an eighth Oi a penny on the 18th,
therc being quite panic, but CLOSED quiet but
steady on the 10th.