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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

WEsrcHEsTER CoUYTY-Ist Assembly Disirir.-
The Republican Convention of the Ist Assembly Dis
tct of Westcheser County met at Yonksrs on Friday,
the 5th instant Mr.. N. F. Shonnad Of Yonkers pre-
sided and Messrs. Rosenberg Of Weschester and Bel
Of Yonkers were Secretaries On the fret baHot WIN.
K Strong of WestcLester, and David Milhken Of West
Farms, were selected as delegates to the Syracuse
Convention. II. b. Archer of YOnkers, and G. $.
Bsbcock Of Eastcbester, were chosen as alterna.es
There was very large attendance of delegates larger
than at any similar convention "a former years. After
AN eloquent aud patriotic Union address from Mr..
Strong the Conventiored adjourned full Of spirit ano
enthusiasm.
I'D Assembly Distriet.-The Republicans OF tSs no
Assembly District, Westcbeser County, yesterday
elected Edmund j. Porter ESQ.,, Of New. Rochelle, ana
John Butler r esq., of Greenburgh a. their delegates
10 represent the district in the State Convention to be
held in Syracuse on the lth instant Cbas. II. Roose
welt, esq., Of Rochelle, and Seth Bird, esq, o.
Greenburgh, were selected as slternstes.
@Mes.rs Gilbert Davis, John j. Capp, and Edmurd
j. Porter were appointed District Committee for
the ensuing year. Mr. j. ID. Comstock OF New-iso-
cbelle Committee on Resolutions presented the fol-
lHwin0 which were adopted:
Bh.ea, Isop.;sous and powerful rebellion esued BY TIE
internal .olve Of Souhorn political rule nsF
the very existence OF Government impers we
Of every freeman who loves liberty and hates de.Poim e
hrens the destruction Of the Union vhh our fsbers sSs
their lives sud fortune, establish and hea' The South
n rebels wAssd characterized by the most efee'
atrocities ssaint who support the Government causing vide
spread devastation and in and HAPPY
country that their nsou banner sbs noe. over ouf
National halls and the cities sf snbjuEated North.
led That We citizens Of the Second Assembly District
6sny The necessity Of speedy and unanimous action dc
eoby pledge ourselves TO support the Government by every
power In suppresns the rebellion that now exists
In the country
Resord That the present not time FOR discussions upon
the techncses Of party plstfoms that should not now
into consideration of the former differences
c issues but that shoud throw all hese aside and rally
nder the banner the Union that thers gave and
feat the nschnstOns Of all who either secretly openly
spire sgsL - H.
R,clrsd jeprecate the action Of the called Demo
Cou mee Albany IN refusing the offer Of the Repuo.
csn COMMITTEES join the support Of the Unon sne
the the and that earnestly recommend
THAI some rcoa may by which there ssa be formed
OF s by whsever they have been known IN
years. 10 overhrowng those who seek 70 embarrss the
Government.
Resced That DO not recognize That be
sued by the Aduustion but vigorous prosecution OF ths
war; sn efectua suppression Of this causees and uiqoo
bsllon, and just puniihment Of the traitors
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Arrived.

B, Cavalier tof Ba,imore) Mcleod Rio J.nei-e July se
csse TO order Is anchored w spit, where .he ' wsitEs
showing a red signal with white letter 10 confer.
RArk sue smith, Brewer, Newcastle 81 dsys cos 70 Mead
Ioydi vessel From the Orkney Islands TO tns
Brk MsravaL CrHng Huaiaeoa, R., Aug 81, tsgu to T.
r. Dwight Sailed IN company with big Mediator Poster, ios
Barr Golden ae Manchester Bedford dAys IN bsss'
Biz john w Lovi,t (of Yarmouth N 81 Caan Y.rnorh
+. 5 - days, salt aud fish 70 Boyd Heincien- q.
schr. LeOcSdia Small Salem days mdse to H. W. hoFes
sohr Calais Packet, Roberts POughkeepe iron or Pen
schr Saxon Cassidy Calais days, lumber to Simpson
SIT Charm Of Deuni, CrOwcl Lnsan, B., days ces
70 s.r r''5 Gertrude, Cassidy E.,'port Day. l.h &C. -
Sir Senator Glsddins Providence 2 days in blsss
sch! Texas Champls, New-Lon N days -.
scr SARAH York Portland days ship tnses 70 ht''e'
Sclr Flyirs CLARK. Thomsston days, stone
sehr Martin. Goldwath saeo6 dsy, IeadinE
Sch. r 8 Be M' sinsH'Egh Ilsx EEzSbetipo for Boston
schr D.rt Tamor Ezabohpor for STANFORD
Sir IT, Rensen Hart Eli1abehport or Hs,tioia
Seir 4 Aj.ritt HuGl son, rew-ha'en iol r.1te0 ~f
sebr' ADELAIDE Appeby, Barn.:able, in ballast
schI. Argus. Crowley, sonleg 'et e IN V~rAIs, ~, S,u..,
Schr Bella Peek GeItn'S Noa21S,' a21,v, y ~ SaIss.
Sci,r sarah Ioaisa Yeaton. ROekland days line
Scir Peias Babbidce. Rockl days lns'
sp cLs,rsS mahi6 Eizabethpor, FOR New Haven
sIoon remSorsnco povs, Bli'tol days mdse: Nh.
9TT shin Re.ou,e Freeman, Liverpool to Williams -
oIar' sEsa v,ttv Floyd Dearborn, Liverpool Aug T.
Bris FanHie Euiler BARTLETT oe''o 'u'' y ~
~ Also, pan.h brg from RIO J,Ssirc ~ s0,
Sc h. frisae Potomac Ia sli ancnoreo ~ g. w. oPAs
WIND-During the day, D. D. Il
,s B,snce Dock for rera, She win be striped, reesuked
nd newly CopPcset
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
CHAPLLiNS.
Paw rItions per month sec.
ARMY COMMITTEE.

ARMY COMMITTEE :.
among the more recent contributions TO the WORK OF
the Cbristian Associations Army Committee are flo
from Wu. II. Russell of The London TINES ana the
monthly subscription from the Twenty Precinct
Police The policemen under Capt. j. w. HART s,vo
% cen,s each every month to thlf OBJECT nanos,
of country churches have also taken up colecuons III
aid Of the Army Committee.
The Rev. l.. G.. Lock wood, the former active ana
efficient chaplain OF the Committee, Is now engaged
in laborng among Geo. Buffers colony OF contraDahGs
at Fortress Monroe under the auspices Vl Ine Anei
can Missionary Association.
Mr.. Vincent Coyer is still engaged In bis eoporleur
aud hospital work at Washington, In connection WIN
the Young Mems Christian Association oil TINS elty'
He is doing most useful work there.
CITY GUARD SEA COAST ARTILLERY
At meeting of this organization, held at its Armory
on broadway near Bond street, on "Wednesday ng1t,
the following line officers were unanimously elected;
Company AE L. Stone, Captain Henry L. fNFi'' fH''
Lieuehant John Martin. Second Lieutenant; NJ IT.,
s% sms. wSssa s4s,SiG ssssad an o''
Company C~Dsyid B.nks, jr., Captain; Henry b. Burnett
Fs, Ii, uieuenti Benz. Quincy, Second Lieutenant
The remaining companies are recruiting rapidly, ana
The regiment promises TO become efficient addition
TO the defense OF our harbor.
THE sIXTY-sINTH REGIMENT.
The members Of Company j, 6yth Regiment, mct NJ
Scsuan, a sword, sssh and belt, for bs gallant and
VentIemany conduct during their campaign IN Virginia
The presentation was made by. Capt. II: NuSent,
upon which occasion he made a beautiful ana patroilc
speech. The men listened attentively, particularly
where he referred to their devotion TO the Union, to
which Mr.. Scanlan replied in glowing and eloquent
terms The sergeant il now actively engaged IN re-
cruitng for the Irish Brigade, of which he IL to DO an
officer.
VAN ALIEN CAVALRY.
Ten companies Of this fine regiment are now in the
field. One squadron is with Gen. Bsnkss column,
and four squsdrons 10 Camp Bates, near Washing
ton. The regiment has been recruited wholly In the
rural districts of this State The following are be
Geld and staff officers 30 Ear ~ appointed:
Colonel James n Van AlsuJ Lest Colonel Simon a. nlt
Major George d. B.ynd Captain 9Th " B. CatN5 ,t t1
isy,. ~ Cavnlry Tactics West Ponti Aduisnt, 'ohn
M, Isnsnsn, "a r. g. Csy,ryi Chaplain, Rev ID. Towns
n5 surgeon D. Wn- II. Psimeri Assistant Surgeon d. b.
a.
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FUNERAL OF GEN. LYON AT HIS NATIVE
PLACE,
GRAFTON BY THE HON. GALUsHA A. GRO

GRAFTON BY THE HON. GALUsHA A. GROW.
The remains Of Gen. Nathaniel Lyon were com
mitted TO their final resting place in hisnave town Of
Eastford, Conn, on Thursday last. Not lefs than
20O00 people visited Eastford to witness the
nies Tie Hon. Galusha A. Grow delivered the ora
ton, and addresses were msde by Gov. Buckingham,
Ex-Goy. Cleveland Gov. Sprague, Judge Carpenter,
Judge Colt of Missouri, the Hon. Richard Busted Of
New-York, and others. Mr.. Grow who is q native Of
Eastford, in the course Of his Grafton said:
War wss not the greatest calamity that could befsl
q nation-degfadation and loss Of nstl0nal manhood
were the greatest for their influence extended through
untold generations, carrying miaery aud woe in their
tram. We were Ci.iod Jp6u To-Day TO defcId prid-
epic OF Government against world IN arrns To-dey
gc;.. TnsiiaI falls and to-day the flag which was
watered by our forcabcrs blood is dishonored the
coil By men born within .ie :s!:e9es Of Washington;
and we were called upon to vndicate national
istence by all The obligations TO Maker and to a
common humanity.
The boom of cannon on the plains of Lexington
shook continent and bore obscure militia Colonel
from the shades Of Mount Vernon TO the hiQ est piu-
nace o earthly gory 10 stand forever on that proud
peoestal, peerless among men, while Il called Stark
from his granite hills, Putnam from his plow and
Green from his blacksmiihs forge To immortal fame.
The iron hail beating against the walls of Stter cain
shakes the continent and the genius OF history s re-
coTdng the names OF those who born not to die.
Let the bier pass On, mourn not for the dead
Since TO all II g. earth
Death coIaeh soon late
How then die b. tier
Than facing lesrful odds
For the ashes Of Lis fa.hers
And the temples OF his God7p
No man lives In vain or for hnsef dies too .oon who
falls defending the liberties Of his country or the rights
Of mankind.
SO long the Mississippi rolls from the mountains
TO the sea its waters viii nurmer requum TO the
departed And though his ashes sleep aaid the scenes
his infancy loved WE'LL Ills tomb is the hearts of bis
countryInen, his monumenthc granite hills Of nation
rejoicing III freedom. Fori nate IN life he is doubly
fortunate in his death--Foi+
g. Il there be on this enthly sphere
boon-en Offering Heaven bolds dear.
a IL the last hbsdop Liberty draws
From tue heart that bletds sEd breaks Ia her cause
Gen. Lyon has left three brothers and three sisters
He himself was never married. Two Of the brothers
live In Eastford, md one iH New-York Stale One Of
the sisters lives in NewYork State, oae IN Massachu.
sets, and the last at Ashford, Connecticut
LIGHTHOUSES DEsrRoiED.-The following notice
shows that the rebels have committed fresh depreda-
tons upon the Government property:
"NoTlcE TO MAMSERs.-Jupiter Inlet and Cape
Florida lighthouses have been blown mp by tbcrebels
"GEV W. BLUM"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Col LArsos ~ FURTHER TRIBULATIoE..-Col. Lat
ron appears be destined to endure much trouble III bic
efforts TO serve the country. At late hour yesterday
afternoon he appeared before Justice Kelly, and made
an affidavit against Daniel Ii. BURNETT officer in
one Of the incipent regments, George II. Meade and
two others named Hogg and Hotchknson, all Of whom
he charged with felonious assault and battery. Lat
son states aside from his affidavit, that BURNETT is
sympathizer with the Rebels, IL not even guilty of
giving them aid and comfort He was in the act of
preparing an affidavit setting forth these facts at the
office OF Wm I. Birdsall, esq, No. Park place,
when Bartnett, hearing of Latsons intention, imme-
daiey followed him, but first secured the assistance
Of Hogg, Hutchinson, and Meade. The party all
proceeded to tie Office of Mr.. Birdsall, where they
found Col Latson and his counsel engaged in
preparing the affidavit referred TO. BURNETT imme-
diaiey sprang for the document and secured it.
The party AS they entered drew pistols, all heavily
loaded and threatened 10 shoot Col Lstson If he dared
to offer any resistance but the Colonel was not to be
ntilnidated. lie got up on chair and in an indig.
nant and most emphatic gave the party TO un-
derp,and that they must dsgoge the document but bis
orders from the chair were not needed for the party
turned on their heels and bid him and his counsel
"good by" without offering further violence Under
these circumstances, Col LatsOn aud and Mr. Birdsa
appeared before Justice Kelly at tue Tombs Police
Court at late hour in tue day and entered their COM
plant, whereupon Justice Kelly issued his warrant for
the arrest Of the accused parties, and subsequently
Officer Wark Of the Lower Police Court arrested all Of
them except Hotchkinson.
The prisoners were discharged on their parole, the
case 10 have hearing on an early day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Board OF SUPERvIsoRs.--The Board Of Supervisors
met on Friday at noon, the P, sdeni, MI. Stewart,
in the chair.
i note was received from Supervisor Ely, satiug
that he shoud he Obliged to 90 West and remain Il |
rext week He requested the Chairman of the Commit
tee on Anuual Taxes Mr. Pdrdy to say for him that
the Special Committee the Tax Levy has aseert licd
that number or tho items lorosqo:ed fo- arctl er
year. and an additional number be materially IT,
duoed Al the next meeting OF the Board the CONT
tee Will present detailed report.
A rofolutiou offered by Mr. Purdy, was adopted,
directing n Board Of Police Commissioners TO pur-
chase the necesssry number OF lots OF ground, and
erect thereon suitable bulldog for toico headqUr-
quarters, and 20 pay for said buildilg OFT OF any
moneys in their hands not necessary to pay the police
force during 1861.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Purdy, was
Gdopied
BsOIrsd Tha. s COMMITTEES Annual Taxes be directed 70
confer with The Cssfroer AID 10 propoc and submit pt'ie
ordinance for the purpose Of cIriyinS OFT s M
law OF 1901 tchaprf Bll enabling The Board q =.
County Of New YORK 20 acquire pnd ake lands tOI e
erecting thereon Co5rHouso md to pay 'Ae expenses
thrrc .,-o T. o.o,.
A bin of l.. b. Pratt amounting to $3.50, for remoy'
ing suuken e,oop, at Tiers No. aud = cGss 81
passed the Board. Also, bill Of justin r ihinI,&vl
Of SiV0 ior raising tloop in North R'er oPpo'e O''
Regiment.
Adjourned to Wednesday, at Sp. m.
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seyts PrNps are now board Of the burnt ship 10 is
J expect TO have her eloa Saturday afternoon sne s
he iowsd 10 Plcpoat Brooklyn, where abe VII
he cargo - m -. Nf.ysvsl Witch
sr,jvd At his port on Friday from Huuacos H. an
Fcncb bark name unknown went sshcre on the nn %.
tLo north side OF Crab Island, and VIII Dc fetsi i'
Lvm 81. Thomas, t0gld 70 ksgasbo, r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

BURGL ,RY.--A man named Francis Long was yes-
erday sagned before Justcs Walter charge Of burglary
Il appeared early hour Thursday morning lie
detected leaving the house Of Philip Frank No u Marhs
street e. D. Ilbsequent investigation showed that be bad
gained entrance the premises eonouy by breaking nts
window; 500 worth Of ewery and wearing sppars be-
longing Mr. rsuk found In bis possession The accused
that he had committed the robbery By OF Joke an
intended the property 1t s likely however 70 prove
pretty serious joke for him. ~ he fully committed &c an
IeTh before the Grind
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

goyEhsMzsr sEIzrREs.-Yesterday morning The
cutter Birkbeck went down 10 Keyport to seize the
schooners Two Brothers aud Vaughan, which have
Just arrived with oargoes. One of them Ia owned in
Richmond aud the other in Charleston S. G.. Revenue
officers went to take possession OF the schooner julia A.
Rich, which wss lying abandoned of GreeDport, and
in euch manner as 70 be an obstruction TO the Cham
mel. The brig j. q. Anderson was seized yesterday
under the Conliscaton Act.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

FATAL ACCIDENT IN A KIsDLIS6-Woop MANI
rlToRY-A fatal accident occurred 10 The factory Of the Mas
sau Kndng Wood Company at the foot Of Adams street yoef
day morning Ore OF the employees named James Galloway
engaged In supplying crculsS with WOOD Whe Dy
accident lie fell ng against the teeth ofthe .aW Thsh cs
Elsh n his head and face several inches In dnP The Reaf
extends from the Of the head 10 the ch He survived
but few thereafter The deceased was malrteS
about years and leaves awe and four children
who reside High he held the position o'
corporal 10 Co. E. 18th res during their campaign In Mary
land
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A New CHURCH. The cornerstone Of Chnss
Church-A. II. Parmenier, Rector-on Bedford ave
nue. Brooklyn, f. d., will be laid with due solemnity
on Monday, 9th inst, at o'clock p. M The Rev. Dr.
Tying of New.York win deliver the address. The pub
lie in general are invited to attend, and are requested
to assemble in the chapel on Division avenue At the
appointed hour the clergy and congregation will then
proceed the church. and at the conclusion Of the ser
vices collection will bs made in aid Of the building
fund.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

courts Of Oyer and TermiDer and General Sessions,
of important cases, and The comparative duluess Of
business in the District Attorneys Office. Petty cases
seem 10 be as inexha1stbe as ever but murders and
daring robberics have but rarely occurred during a
number Of months past.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

WuAr NEw-YoRx SAYS TO THE PRIsosHRs.--
Fod Lafayette and Castle William, In these pleasant
Autuu.n days are not 60 entirely lonesome as might
be imagined, for the steamboats, to Staten Island
Coney Island, the Fishing Banks, &C., afe well
pa,ronzed, considering the times, and New-York in
this way frequently has gmpses of the rebel prison.
ers while the latter have opportunity at the same
tine of learning what degree of sympathy their sui
iering martyrdom in the Ba0tile' exeites and de-
serves. Az tho steamboats, pass Fort Loyisyeite
come of tho distinguished rebels there confined may
elways be eeen either in the casemaes OF promenadDg
on tho ramparts They greeted with loud and em-
phatc groaus the discordaney Of which comes up to
them An unwelcomc daily commcn. on tue dcin5s Of
Z" the despot Lincoln"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN, STATE Cosyts-
rioy-The following named gentlemen were lastpigb'
elected Delegates to the Republican State Convention,
from the With Assembly District: John 8. Allen, o.
N. Beach, Delegates b. U. Shiene, G.. B. 9eGrstb,
AlteInates
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

The COSEY Island RAILRoAD.--A motion was
made at the Special Term of the Kings County Court
recently for an injunction to restrain The Coney Island
Railroad Company from laying tracks in Water street.
The Brooklyn City and NewtOwn Railroad Company
have authority to lay tracks in the same street Tie
motion for an injunction is made on their behalf The
papers were submitted to the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

the N. Y. Volunteer Militia Regiments by the State
General Van Buren,, the time including the
period between the mastering of the men into the state
servce and the transfer to that of the United States
also. the payments made to ehapains at the rate OF
Aoc no, ,,onth includipQ ratiOns:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS OF APPEALS.
The lest Legislature by an act created the Board Of
Commissioners of Appeals of the Fire Department.
This board has rendered its first decision, which
reversed decision previously made by the Fire Com
missioDer. A member of the department who was
receiving salary during sickness alec received money
from the relief fund.- for which the Commissioners
expelled him. The decision Of the Court Of Appeals
was made because the man had received the relief
without knowing the law In reference to it. The
Commissioners will probably Teinstste the supposed
offender.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

a, ,DiscHsRaED.-Tbe charge Of smbezzlement acains,
& nv Noun, OF No u Henry street iee Of which app.seJ IL
that hs hao, :, xnle ssS has been dismissed, sppeutns
there being no Slain against the defendant EF' SH "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
CITY ITEMS

c,x,p,L PARK CoscIRT.-The Concert viii take
lace this afternoon at A o'clock, should the weather
h s,s The stand will be located about the center Of
the Mall. The following IL the programmed
PART I.
1 Central Psrl Grand March. Dod"orh
I? Grand selections fol " yesIonda" "...........SpohI
a song Il would that my Love Mendel'sohn
Quick step from Lucia '.Donife'tL
PART If.
Dyerissnsnts from A" Lohenuln "'.'..'''... Nsyner'
T. Orand cratic o,lons from the "uguenot' heyerbeef
g. Austrian National ynn. ..........s.'...'''''''--
PART Ill.
O. Finsls from l.. JuVe"
10 Alsgrro ffou Symphony In
n FAnssl. FROM ''Un b.lo in Maschera ".....neIdL
H. 0Alop hun"ei
National Medley.
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Passengers Arrived

II ship H'm FyoJigShIm. from Haue-W. Taylor
IN scLr. TilgiHo PTe from ST. lnomas-Miss Eiss Geo
z ID Hr aud Mira. Z. J. Desmsdt and three children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

ARRESTED FOR TREASON - Yes,erdav roo,,,,,n
Nessrs ,. u Osmberg D. Hattie and VIM X Casey v,g,
sied on o. holding REASONABLE relations vita s
Superintendent kennedy. ' '' AN 1'''""ssSp "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

CRIMINAL TRIALS IN WAR THEA fac, worth
mentioning, in connection with tie events trinspiriug
~ the country is tue great gqaaeign IN tho criminal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Can picKPocKET ARKEsrED:--S --Samuei Shi.n ,
was srrested by the Twenty frs. Ward Police or Ihur
svsap " sA.se ei g!eAiSs lEs sSsAs' sN0' - s-s"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

LIS, OF Americans registered ut Gun &, Co, An.ra
sasaS saa A oeasa ~ & &sney S9 10 strand LOndoo W c. ws
No"JeL.eyi j. W. Dowe H. G. ssmerby py ecu cceureys9J
ES' md III. NgT I,ao sGrk Howell G Philadelphia B. Surg.
Mr.. Howell, PHILADELPHIA No"''"fs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

The FIRE IN FULTON SrREEr-Amopg the suffsr.
era the hre at No. l2 Fulton the name az NJ Neville
ongsyer wood not mentioned Mr. Neyles losi sboo.
NJ 100 NOT Insured
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

The PRISONERS AT FoRr LArArErTE.-David
Reno, Of Columbia South Carolina, who was arrested
by order Of the government and consigned to Fort
Lafayette on tue Goth of August has been dschsrgedby
the Secretary Of War and has arrived at Philadelphia
and furnishes to The Philadelphia Press the suboined
list of the names of the prisoners confined at the
fort, compiled by Midshipman Cenas late of the frgate
Congress, who is q prisoner. The whole number Of
prisoners is fortynine, three Of whom are the ex-
members of the Police Board of Baltimore, classified
in the list among the occupants of Room number
two;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

THE NEw-YoRK CoSrRAcr SYsTEs.-The Senate.
rial Committee appointed last Winter 10 INVESTIGATES our
city contract system consisting of Messrs aaulerre
of New-York; Truman, Of Oswego; Hlllhouse Oh
Geneva; Lawrence, of Queens; and Spncla, Of kinss
meet to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

DISCHARGE oy SEIZED VEssEL.-Yesterday the
ship Harriet Of the vessels seized by the Surveyor
as owned in part by rebels, was discovered not to be
owned in any proportion in Che South, and she was
therefore discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

tne ihLdavenoe cars. which crowded NJ the H,. sz
% s0o1 Of .ooe small % mails
justice onackenbush ied smith IN Ssfn, =, Nj 1r
@oO 10 bogus coin was olnd he prr.nn Of de nsen.r o