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General. Nsent fir 8ihmono: 8. q. Streder.
lnt.riu6snper NrSt: Or. g8. @rcbe.
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5ernblesuug Der Nreile pom 6ublen.
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Spft 2ump gute $3.50 per Qpao.
Sott pail 9ptc 4.75
porb Sufe, beioe Sprien $50
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run9s!natertaI bieicr Seoirn ou6rIebcu ntrcep.
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gtp, 1914 Srcaoara
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81. 81. W yers,
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9amtu' 9sAHertf. @Ofetfabrt<Q u tiens@ eleaIHoft.
Sampfic6ifabrt,
3plihen
8amburs nnb Rem 9Orf, pia Soutbamotcu.
osrmit:eIit Der neuen auf oa5 Solibeie eebauten rnb gle,
8antelts eingerl4tstsu srpBen etiernsn 9ultOampffdiTe
3 pru a, 1000 Sons, Capt. Irautmnun.
8 ammopia 1000 Guns, Gapt. 5bmenIsn
9arOnta, $500 Son8, Capt. Gblers.
Obiss wesen ibrsr l9neasn nnO allflibeu 55o6rtrn ri6r,
Ii3t bttannte 0ampil3ihs perOsn TT~egeInd5iS AM W
Srltsn mo 0unTjeRnten jeOen Npnats
von Seem gprf unO 9ambure, ola 5outbamptOn erppbir, rvS
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6ambur9, eaOrs, @DHSUn nnS SUutbampton
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Grle Salute 500
8petIr &diate So
Smtl6ehoed 81
SpH 9ambHrs nab DaetU @Ors:
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am Heuen Nfartts,

@de Der Srp1o- uno 6tfn Straee.
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Eager ppn 5ert f = Baaren, Die 81 ben tiqis-
ten 8rriien dbseseben perpet.
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H9eingauers unD UlUlel, lSsine.
Goe5en srbalten cine Seupung BON
20 Sap Nbeiu.g 1etns,
&c Bl6 OtcIel.gD Seine,
20 / GOsnoc Yihet GaR!Qcn,
Sin. Jtum, Abi9ntbe, D6istsy,
% Silten 9rm5urss. II. 6pei,er RGie,
10 sag aHten 98ein glfg,
III dt importIrte0 SelterspaTer.
SaeOb 2ippS,
Supporter, 1S4 8roao-9 trage.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

JcGrs,n C;,y, Of "A special dispatch TO
.he St Louis D,mocrdf says;
The steamer Emile arrived this evening
with tho wounded from Lexington. About 100
rebels remained in Lexington Tuesday morning.
MI Prescott, oiulcu e Lexington who wa
in % Mulli,gu'- Qualifications during ia
siege, ountW.t', the report that Gen. Sturgis
had urriss soTe. Since tho surrender they
had cast W cannon at tho foundry in Lexing-
ton, which increased The field pieces to They
al.o had two M rtits. Col. Mullr an was taken
south with Price.
Gen. Mckiusty's div sion. under Lieut.. Col
Tottor, moved West today aud will cncamp to-
nigh; 10 miles out. Capt ID. ID Stanley, Of
the regular cavalry, who distinguished himself
nj Dug Spring, has been appointed a Brigadier
GCncrll aud will assume tue command Of the
c,,al brigade Of Con. Frem)nts command
General McKn.tfy is not To bc transferred TO
X ltr,kv. lie will have command Oi the
I uh III, i.ion Of The army Of the Yves, and
wi stait West tomorrow. II is thought Gen.
Fremont will also leave tomorrow lls aud his
army are enthusiastic and confident, and are
burning 10 meet the enemy.
Roid. No , oct 1 -Ihuty-ivc Of our wound
Ell arrived here from Springfield yesterday.
Amhulnuces have l,it Ia bling the reminder
of the wounded, about 100 Of whom are still
thee.
t,p'. Asa G.. Smith at tho head of some
$50 mon, is furnishing seces,ionists in Barry
aud Stone counties,
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LouisrHs, OCT. "A r,ilrlc informant from
New OI,aus, saNs: tho Federal force, o,cuy.
ship leland and the Chanc,,c,. and 'lat ,hcy
--'- lumbar "u Shin l.lanI suttci.n. 4, b,il,i
'"N' -. w 'u'ih
acc mmoia iors fnr ~ OO0 to Il 900 troops,
Our into mant Ticks tho announcement Of
III, Federal f1rc,s can tab that city in the rear
AM filcnro their baticTis, thus rendering it
easy r r the fleet 10 como mp the river.
hdviccS from New Orleans 10 Tho 3Q,h ult q,
saw ;hni the Governor Of Lou's ana MI order
ed all ores 20 hc cls,d at , o'clock Of each
Of craoou aud that an persons capable Of boar
ing arms had been ordered 10 drill tho rcmiin
der Of the day.
IN attack from the Fol,ril lcct being cousid o.
orld imminent, tho rebels hal pltrtcd cn'um .
bad, AT Cafralton, miles above New Orleans,
atd at Englishtown, below tho city.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

Cenar,natisu 81 Bee. McCuIleush,- Dead.
Mater wright, Of tho Missouri Home Guards.
furnishes the following statement.
A physician n, we'll known 10 tho M.ior. who's,
name I am not permitted to use, arrived Al
kolla, Missouri, from the southwest, on Tuesday
evening last. This ply stefan was formerly
partner Of DIR. Smell, MCCULLOUGH Army Sar.
keon. The former very recently had an inter.
view with his old partner, and was told by him
that IN the battle OF Springfield Ben NJ CuilougA
was shot Though the mir aud elAuco of the
hall also s.ruA him in the furvh' ad.
Soon after making his repcit tf the battle,
Mccullough, with the Texas forces was oqderot
tack 10 Texas, hu' after reaching Gimp CD. "A,
Ieakc, nesr Nj Nerron, he di 4 Of his v o,,ndA
Before he died ne spoke freely OF the ,srnor 4
his treatment by the Missouriins "A Ia IN
had known the true position of a. he ne.
would no, hsyo trtep the e"'"'' u
His body was placed ir has. .u,, oos
COW eyed 10 TeS rs metaho =" in an
even from his own .ii' death was' oncoale
policy of the sur .aen for time, il leIs ~
prestige Of y living leaders to o. ,,srate on ~
iout b, Ir "a name. His son Bon. McCnl
comma- was therefore, pls ccd in nomins
n ID in order TO Keep up tho deception.
n .jor Wright, who is an old acquaintance O
.cCullouch, having rs late rs winter befor,
last ranged with him $50 miles up tho Colcrad,
River, Is convinced th.t the lsttci is dead.
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STOCK SLUCTUATIO
pOMEsT1c MARxyTS

NV YORK, Monday, %. z.
Avtrs Are quiet, with small sAlsr At IS - ssr
Pop and Pearls
BssAfsrUppu-Tbe mArte, Tor State and we-,-rz
Flour IL a little hrmsr, with good demand Toe ex-
l"rt aad fair demand FOR &c home trade ihs
sa'ea are l6,OOO bbls At 50 9o>s5 % for supsrADs
state s. GhtA5 20 for eHtra do; S. 2t0tb 20 fur
"'p"ifne cbigAn, IndiAna, Onio, Iowa, a.. and %
6NSG 70 for estra do, including shipping brands q
t"uro b.. OHIO a % sosb 20, and trsds brands sf
d, AZ s6a6 ~.
southern Flour Ia hrrn, and In moderate requese.
~itu sales of 300 bbs at &5 Gs6 for superhns H.
'mofe 50 leo Tor e1tra do f6ta6 - for Brnn-
dSw ne o. 1a,s1 20 f'r GeorgstlNn &TAs 70 Tor
P,l'rs urg CITY sJas 70 for Richmond City.
Rye Flour s que, and -teady at " To<nt Tor The
range ~ A. eaud supe'hus. Corn Meal is inactive.
We quote Jersey At 81 1904 ~ BNndywine 81 %
90 10 putcheuna fib. Wheat Ia heavy and ono
CO.. l,wer, with lees Activity-the sales 10000
Wsuhee club 81 y for white Western 81 % for
winter red wetcrn and 81 ~ fr wtite CAnadiaa-
Rye is firm at 1OaTGc. Barley Ia scarce and sseady
~ too &C. Qua steady and Sol ing tnoder s,sly
StCs! % for Je,sey Delaware and Pennsylvani.:
5i@sb for Wostscn ard Stste and 9O0s94o for C.as-
dian. Corn IL firm, " th q fair domsnd ko- exporu
and u homo trade-sacs i5l,W0 bus Al b6Geo6c for
god ~ prime mixed Western.
PLovIsfoNP-pork n lover FOR Mess, while prime
u tc' arr'' a. p'sa are ttO ibis at eit bcdl1A
u ar M,sI, aud 20 IhalO fur Prime. Beef IL dun
shl sales Il leo bhs At tt,asb 80 for Cnuntry Mes
S4'a % fnr Country PRIME, and o. bOAii 20 for
r-pa' kd Western. pesf Hams are quiet. Bacon n
dull. Cut Meats are inactive al bkA6c for Hams,
Nd Sestk for Bhoullerr. Lard "a moro At We and
aImtr with sales Of i,9oO ,os and bbs at 81 aore.
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The CruI-s for the sumter.

WdshingiCn, oct. 6-Thc Navy Depar ment
has received letter from Commander scott, of
the keystone State, dated "Aspinwall, Sept.
both " in he which he states that he had been
cruising OIL the coast OF lucatin, but has Oh
tanned no information either Of the Sumter or
her prizes. lie was aliko unsuccessful in the
vicinity of the Isle of Pines and Cieniuegos.
The Sumter il was said, endeavored 10 procure
coal at Dcmerdra and Cayenne, and was refused.
The merchants Of Papramibo likewise declined
to furnish coal, but il was finally obtained from
a ScotChman.
Commander Scott says Cap. Ssmmes is
aware that our vessels arr in search Of him, and
that therefore he will not again appear in the
West Indies.
TRICKS or THE PIRATES.
The fact is ascertained that the Sumter has
taken several prizes under the British flag, and
deceived others under our own, with the Union
down. This should serve as awarning to Unit
cd Stats merchantmen.
Statement Of the Master Of the Fanny.
EXTRAORDINARY CosDUCr or An OFFICER.
Hafieras Inlet, oct. i left in the steamer
Fanny at & A. M, for ChicamacOnc or Logger
Head Inlet, arr iyed there II one i. Nj. We
anchored in about feet Of water, and waited
there two hours and half before we got com.
munication from shore. They then fetched a
fiat boat of and loaded her with an assorted
cargo Of stores, tents, &c. When the boat .llad
showed of and got about two thirds of the way
on shore W. saw a steamboat 10 westward about
four T.. NJ, which proved to be one OF the enc
NV. She was standing to cut of our retreat,
and in a short time two more appeared, steering
directly for "a The first one then stood in and
commenced firing upon US, and as soon as the
other two came up they did the same. We re-
turned the FIRE with nine shots striking one Of
the boats in the bow. Then c apt. Hart OF the
2Oth Indiana regiment, suggested 70 IA TO sur
render, saving that IL was no use fighting
against such ODDS and requt sted me
to hoist tho white flag. The mate
of the boat and few soldiers turned to and
threw overheard some thirty cases Of ammuni-
ton, and Capt. Hart forbid them TO throw any
more oN eTbOsTd. Capt. Hart then suggested
the chain TO be slipped and the boat run ashore,
which was done. The white flag was thon
| hoisted and the crew Of the boat left in their
| boats. We endeavored TO get boats TO carry the
soldiers off the Fanny, but could not do so. To
| the best Of my opinion, they had plenty Of
| time from our arrival 10 that OF the enemy 4
boats, to have got everything on shore from the
/ Fanny ii sufficient boats had been employed
| In the transportation of the stores, 10 that We
| could have destroyed the Fanny before she
should have fallen into the hands Of the rebels.
We left there about 6 p. NJ, in a canoe, and
arrived here about A. NJ, on the I'd inst.
| (SignedO j. ii. MORRISON,
Master Of the steamer Fanny.
After the news Of the capture Of the Fanny
was recevd at HAtteras, Col. Hawkins calloc
upon tina commanding naval officer in thos'
waters Tor . force TO 90 " the relet d tn
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12
MARINE ISTELIICENCR.

TIC ship Adde swift previously reported
public .uc;ion on tho goth Augus, ior abJut eve On
b ,houraud trlatu
Tl' Ac''s - sld T., m Clarg'v g ? 81 Stephens.
vas ala d1rtd ga pe loth soai Va "a, "a 30 lor z
a ~ CfcW brought iuio Y io.u.tpwn 10y joins
IHvF.
To Pr,-,o Arur from q is'.r ~ viv--,,rol.
sns a. s.a'u. e A.d 30 r-e" btuisht l. 10
q tsLu va. ~.
hosllNtpIu Arg i6-T,e AwcricNn bark
ss.ta a ~ 40. .sa,-tA d,-.it.d ~ S.l FTAncsoa,
.IrI,f ID Lee 1t INST, 70 tr Ni.tnnz.
I.u american bark IuLtuf Gpi, ~ Baltimore,
IS t.Is -rttKtd a. Iults =. tsc two miles frum
o. H. &c.. .. tie 18th u.t. Pat - her cargo vas
sad
s,.4I,>,i.,. s.pt II -- n, clip Herald II ne
NJ 80. rrf. on rt lt.v vttt.rr uu the voysRa.
,fI.ttiL ~. =, IirHtt,t.,l tee 'vard deok house,
,rd a. g. ,a,. aFc scr i.t' ta tween lie, ks,
Ne, ariup lNg- T"rt un al her cargo
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

CommN'ore SrRrNo ANS retirement from &C.
tive sOrvice is represented as growing out Of =
difficulty between him and the War Depart
ment, respecting transport which he had sent 10
the Warrington Navy Yard for repairs. II was
at once returned to FORREST Monroe, with letter,
{ ,ntaining a rtprimAnd addressed to the Commo.
dore because Of his having dispatched the vessel
thi,her, instead Of having the damages repaired
at NewpO, News, where, it is said, no facilities
for such work exist. The correspondence
which ensued between the Com nolorc and the
Department resulted in the removal Of the latter
from active service
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length Of three and half New York blocks.)
were laid horizontally On the surface of the
waves. IL constantly appeared that sae must
roll clear over and sngulf Ne all, without mo-
ment's notice, in a watsry grave. =,
The seas are now running mountain high.
Asshe rolls off from one, aoother meets her on the
other side. One or two seas, Larger than others,
spring M her sides like vaterspou,s, falling on
her deck like cataracts. But the water runs on;
the ship rides on, and few show signs OF Far.
The rolling is slow and majestic, There is no
writhirg, twisting, cracking, shudderng or
recoiliue from the blows Of tbs waves sucn as
we have exp rienccd IN weakc, ships. The
mons or appsr, n'ly miLds it but li'tls, AMI the
Storm may be left to spord its fury on her colos
al slIea
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

LouispiGe, Oct The city has been much
excited today by three rumors which are deem
apochryphal-the capture Of New Orleans by
Federal forces, the killing of John &. Brccken-
ridge, and the arrest OF lIu npbIdy Marshall.
The first came by way Of st Louis.
HuckriAe, n.y., OH List Sunday, some
cavalry and infantry surprised party Of Ten
nesesns, killing Z, and the Fedcrals losing ..
The Richmond D6pdich says that Prince Po-
liRnac has received AN appointment in General
BeauregMds staff with tho rank Of Lieut.. Cll-
onel
The Montgomery NdH SAYS that Capt. w. r.
Lynch, has been appointed Tag. officer 10 com
maud the naval detrnces of North Carolina and
Virginia with 9 steamers ready and nine To he
added.
A gentleman who left New Ohenn. ten day,
since, says god was II pr cent premium.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12
DlstrIct Attorney.
Tsignol

II does not appear to US that he system which
appears To have been established in the manage
nent of the L istrict Attorney s receipts and diS
hunements is a correct one. For instance. Nh,
Office, and mis- disbursements were o., 6A. Mr..
Blunt il seems, collected 1900 less than he paid
out, be the same more or less. Mr.. McKeor
collected s6,2t9, and paid out 90, ISL. MI
Waterbury has collected over els, COO, vet "
too "a ms short-hs office expenses overrun that
sum. Suppose the next District Attorney
should collect 600 900 is 1t likely that one dime
suDl That depends, We suspect. on our choio.
Of Distric. Attorney. We mean 10 support some
one under whose management there t0M DO .
surplus paid over-and we need hardly add thai
we do not expect to support either Nelson J
Waterbury ncr A. Oakley HAn.-TIksss.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

81. Loais OH. 5.--Gen. fremon,s charges
and specifications against Col. Blair including
Col. Isl ms lester 10 Postmaster General Blair
are published ia ,his lnouug's D.mocrp.
Col. Blair vas arrested the second time for
writing the la.t,r which ho addressed TO Adju-
taut-G General Thomas siler he was released by
Gen. Fremont, and because he declined to re-.
.ume his sword and taho command Of his rogi
meut, then on il, march to the battlefield,
when orlt red by his commander.
Gen. Scott release Of Col. Blair is under
stood to he pe'cmpon, M u such time as the
charges are made against him.
81 L0us. oct n--Cip', NJ Kesver, Assist
ant Aijutant General OF the Depart nent has
resivcd dispatch from Gen. Fremont, stat
irg that the charges and specifications OF Col
Biair publish d in the DeDocrH Yesterday
mornloe, received publicity wit aout his knowl
edge or sanction. that be has telegraphed the
Presd MT and Guu. Scott, that tbs act meets
his unqusllfed dsapprUval, and requesting
Cant. MuKecver to investigate he violation OF
his confidence and interference with his papers,
that the perpe' rators may be instantly proceed
ed against and punished.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

\ N A n CIAL l., &c.
NEM YORK. MnndaY. oct. I.


The Stock market wa rather boxer after the
bora On Saturday, bat u 'nei today with great
tlyty, and further advance % tie WI ois list,
W .ftorh railway share alta ii Z tie chief attention
II the morning. GOyeIuIntn' stocks landed up
ward The coupon skies II lsSl advanced ., Hid
sixrs OF 1852 AID lye1 Of 1865 and 1914 \. Tue
tw1 year Elk per cent, notes zee : higher N =
soun skies advanced - and Tosre,'oc =. For the
tw, year nutes there Ia no speculative demand, and
quotation stand at 90 s@l?H.
The applicant M NJ ths agencies aud at tie : ID
rc.suTy tins morning, for tre I.3h per cent 1 ga
sury us un liberal scale, aId In iiohe that
tho sutscriphOus oftte present week Will lie fay
up tue large one last week. Hartford las SUI
4e hd a iogftls ~ million fut the new Dan,
a. d Ncwalk 81 OJO at ho me- besides subJclphor
mpds in Now York
In NOR ey there is no change. GA call the rate -
RAG FER Ceut, with go Il deal among brokers 1t I
Ter cent. sIeilng bills arc Quoted at lOIsIOIb
ipr taJkerH ~ CO days.
The returns from all tie banks are in, and the
.tttemert ~ to IHut two weeks cOmpal es ~ to-
.Wz. sgt p /. ans sn / discount, 81 q ltS32
CREASE this week, SY2,Il1l61 Specie, SIS rs
59,-incr.iiss THIS wee, Sl,G7J $40, Crculst Oh,
2 1850 increase tins week, rlt5,8ld, Net de-
.usits, go, 'Gl, 5JN-iu, resuse, So ,Oobd5l.
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Affairs In Kentucky.

Lonis,iue, oct. & 1t is conjectured that
Gen. Buckner, with 3 900 men, has gone 10 join
ten. Polk, and make joint attack on PAdu-
ali.
Hon. James +. Buckner, leading man Of
Christian County endeavoring to escape, was
taken by the Kentucky rebels and carried into
Tennessee, the remaining 20 escaping.
The CRY Council last night passed resolu-
ton instructing the Mayor to bring before
them all officers suspected VI dsloyalty, Tor
. Examination. III
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12
From Fortress Monroe,
CAPTURiD ny REBELS
--O-
TWENTY-FIVE PRISONERS TAKEN.

Fortress Monroe, oct. 4, rid. BIhimDre oct
The pawnoo has returned from Hdtters
lElet. She reports the loss OF the propeller Fan
nv on Tuesday. She was on her way from the In
let TO Chicomacomca, the encampInent Of the
Twcnteih Indiana regiment, and was captured
leland.
Two rihed carnon, twenty five Of tho Indiana
regiment Including Quart rmastur Ira Holt,
several Of Col. Hawkins regiment, aud cargo
OF commissary stores, fell into the hands Of the
rebels The captain Of the propeller and crew
alone escaped.
II is well understood that the rabcll will soon
attempt TO run the blockade at Old Point with
two steamers from Norfolk and Yorktown, AID
another powerful steamer on the james river.
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G,r.,aIp,,c, -urrou.d.d d.

We learn from Roila Mo-, under date Of Oct.
9Th, that letters have bsen received there by
Mrs. CfaWford from her husband, Col. Criw-
ford OF Gen. Price army, stating that the lat.
ter was hcmmed in, and occupying critical
position, and urging the immediate removal of
his property TO the South.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12
GENERAL HErSrzEI.MAN
From Washington.

WHAT NEW NoRK MIGHT DO,
Washington oct. 5.-At tho request OF Hon
Augustus frank, mombcr Of Congress, of New
ION, the Superintendent &C the Censu, u ircau
has prepared statement of the white IN 40
population OF the several counties of that state
between the ages Of II and 10. and the propir.
ton rcqu nd from each county to iurris1 the
quota vt lOO,uOu men The Superintendent,
SAYS that the state presents an arm-Dsari1g
population ti 166 3ii, about ono bali tina, Of all
ne states south OF Mruns & Dixou's lire,
equalling the combined military st'erg'h Of
A'abara, Arkansas, Florida. Georgia, Louisiana,
Missisipp North aud South Carolina and Ten.
neSsla.