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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

a. s0tDlEns Faou BRooEE. The
steamer James Means, yesterday morning
oroughtdown company of soldiers from.
,Meltshurgh, under command of Capt. T.
9. Parks and Lieutenauts Oscar and Wen
dell Melvin. They were fully armed with
the Minnie rides recently sent here. They
also brought down the arms for the men
now in camp on the Island. They were
landed on the Island and marched across
TO camp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

as-A strUATlOs.-A good boy, who
aAs had some experience at the printing
business ssli can obtain situation at this OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

So-HARo OF rae sEcEsslox syupA-
FnIsEas,-We qnd l that sympathi-
SeEs win secession have been compelled
:. !Ss leave Wslls6prg, Virginia, recently, ard
spat hana bills warning suspected parties
70 come no more to Lagrange, have been
issued and posted about the Ferry landing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
From Missouri.

ST. Lopls, May ls.-Qnincy tIll.) papers
say hundreds Of Union men have been
driven out of Missouri, under oraeTSissned
by tue Council OF the Southern Legion
The euIiStinEAt the Arsenal continues
active, about 500 having been received
yesterday. II is understood that Hyde
Park, in the,p orthernlplrt Of the city, has
regiment of troops viii he quarterad there.
-,-F ~ 4 LIZ z ssEsI.sFl- = 80
Anticipated Fight about Colonel
= - Amnar.ann
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
Interestinlg News!
4 New OiI.Well Just Discovered!

= 49S sl a small Am unt Required FOR ev.i
cry ons,to take share.
ETeTy 90 eents- ingestsd toiu yield 81 ,sortE
rTlS n OF the NEW man TARIFF.
I00SeAsRs Oh, NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
Ivy DRY GOODS
9at been received, which the subscriber fs ablo
70 ~ ior less tlan half their original value.
- BESIDES many other goods received. he will only
mention 100 pieces Of Silk ofa the ntest styls al
alIpFlceA some as Towns 6qgtB per yaFd worth Al
q, and some Plain sink as low as SIC per yarl
tilIas '''''1' 10F u Fe'seS ana Maui
Dress Goods a largo and varied assortment. Som.
i Ira. Dress Goods for only Sc per yard worth at
taSns and Lawn Robes, plain and figured BeregCs
Double width grey, black and white Bererc. far
shsws and Dusters; some worth 81, for only so cts
chnlltes and DelaiRes Ginghamu and cbfnt.c,.
large stocki some ~ dark French Chtntzes far
Se per yard worth at least SIC, and light ChIntzcs
e SIIAwLS-lO0 Grape Shawls, all colors from & IN
90 dOlara piece; 20 Twisted SILK ShSwls new
styles 100 Stella ShaWls, some as low rs 81.
tOr Ladies' and Misses.
French Lace Nantes of all the latest StyIeS
a large stock OF EmbrOideries and White floods
a pair. - -
larasOls. Hoop Skirts and CorSets a large stock
DOMESTlCS.-Fast cOlOred Prints. (WurTnnttII,l
Tor ~, and 6l4c per yard, worth 1917, 10 and gc
widths and qualities. Irish Linen aud Linen Table
Cloths al all prices.
CAgPETS.-I5 pieces Of Ingram, 3 ply and SUPER
fine Carpets at all prices.
A good assortment OF Boys Really Made ClotbInV
and many other gOols, too numerous to mention All
Of which have been bought for cash from Importers
and VIII bssold at greatly reduced prices by
ALEX, HEYMAN,
OPP Mnfn t. WlpAlfn1r v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
sridav morning, May II, 1861.
ArtillerY Notlce.

VrETTNG WILL BE- HELD TONIGHT, y
4 = webster Hall, opposite the Mcclure
ar iIIe purpose Of organizing an Artillery III
H. The Uulon men Of Wheeling are re- Il
,,s.s.i q attend. myl6-lts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

s (, rsSSa.3FS E = -,
SoAuEERERs are wanted for. the;
Sss e. son Home Guards. Thoee wishing to- Is
enlist will apply at the Commission H6nssss Z
OIL. NJ. Pnmphrcy. ssss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
Expected Attaokon Fortress Monroe.


xpected Attaekon Fortress Monroe.
& NV 0HK.i sIuysl 6.EThe steamer B6w-
ma1'lias arrived from Fortress Monroe.
She brings the women and children COM
prtstpg the f,Imilies Vfs thsJ regular troops
itn-theg garrison, IN attack icing expected.
NEW YORK, Nay, l5.-The Maine rcgI-
ment shiled Tonight in the steiner Coat.
zHcoalcositor Washington.
The steamer city Of New York went
ashore near Hellsate; she got of slightly
dumaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

LOUISVILLE, Mag, l6.-Street ruruors say
hh FahgrP ID glIk Fi t. 81 Que lty here,
5etk oPtosfh2 pattis5, On Us s9sspt Of
itolanel Anderson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

From tao Democnlt. 81. cHond, MIN.
u you are. or have Teen IrJubIed uf.t tie head.
G:ho send fIr box tCenlaIe PtIlsl 70 that YIN may
nave them In Gaze ofan attack.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

ProptAte At,srrit.er. IForfdsnos, RI
Fne CeHhHIic Pills said 10 be remarkably sf-
remedy FOR the hcnIncc. one u the very
ipT that very frequent complaint sZIIeIi has
been discovered. = 70 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

1r9Fs tss lTe,tezz q. 4. Gasste czdsoe, M
Nc heartily endorse sir. spsldipg, aud-his mn
rir'tile,i csPhallc Pilis. - =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

Froasst. LzaEfasr, So,Joll, ia.
eases, with entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

NOI1CEs
LII PERSONS INDEBTEDTOTHEL LATE PIRSI
"A OF Hetskell sWeAsingea are earnestly req1ast-
ed 70 make tmmedSts payment 3 - IS II
q sPsf ktEi o.ws HEIsKELL.'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
Henry y. Bacon, L. ". BTsy.
U. BUTLER, Treas ALFRED CLAPP, Pres't.

A LCOHOL.--25b barrels 9s nor cent. AlCoho
IA Old Dominion brand, In first rate cooperaee
lust received and for sale by
dee2s GEo. ADAMS, 50 SrnIu st.
EnRY THE LIQUID RENNET..-lt
u makes the cheapest dessert that can be made
and the healthieat. Only - cts bottle.
X BOOKING, Ag't,
apps Odd FellOEB' Hall Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
9ailr gnteltigenrtr

!. largest Circulation of any Paper in
- La western Virginia. 90 .y,~F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

FISH.--9OO paekages Lake Ffsh- "a barrels aud
u bali barrels, Just received and for fIis BIZ
mhSt Lust. MORRISON & CO..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

32S1eirT store 1rapaERSa1lS MaI1lEAHeol fa No g
MesihaEt0n Hall. AournN street, npposiis, the
AeIasES HoasN. mills
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
Wheeling 8 Missouri Money

sTSOR Bah. IRON, HAIbS, STEELs iVFfftD0Wj
Il GlRSS, MARYLAND Lime, &c, bri6iI Iliot . ant
bys-ss.s5E 9 = &C. HILDRREHsAIl y
mY9%tlkW k9llhln ~ -,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
4fa'' s''''' wa. c. FILLER.
MR. sPAlprSo,

Not long since sent to you for a box NJ cspbnlIe
ils Inr the cure OF the Nervous Headache aud Coz
t'EenetR ard received the same and E6eN Ldd 10 0oOd
an fgeet Lh1t rdhec1' n lei1ti fcyS iqnTG
Please send by return malt Direct to
a. r. WHEELER
- 81 aces rt-si.-. 3 sYpsilsntI, Mich.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
CONNECTED nA1LY

PINLNGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK
Inh23 w. A. EDFAR DS & BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17
Children's Cabs,

81 lust RECEIVED, RSpIendid aSSoFt mat Of CABS
u and Carriages lireef from, the uanutaetnrer.
hPe Enr sale cheap by Joseph GRAVES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-17

ENGLISH CHINTzES.
1000 PIECES THE HAND30AEST ENGLISH
.lOOO Prtlta-We eTer sold In this market q
l35fe. Rlne lnaen. Glmhrie HaudES6 II 10 cents.
mn9 IUnIon eoPy.l .. s. RHODES.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

The earnings for ten months staad thus:
Increase. ........,.......s.'''''e5Ev,zel
The Glasgow brings ,226 pounds Sterling In gold,
and the Elna Gl4, ,ios and $1,000.
TIE statements Of the banks in the three principal
cities Of the Union for the lest week compare with toe
previous one, and the corresponding tine Of 1850 es
follows:
Loans. Net DsPl specis: csrenrs
sYo,t sisa ssts iS5
Phiis, sept r.. 2s,sg5,asi is.c3oTT siTspl zV4YOs
@ se e, ~ I i;a 81 g s"IsS1.a$ g, ~
Ls's y.s9.... 25oo5css iisaSS2 2sst.os5 iSS4s2si
Tie P.tsturgh PAL Chronicle s:atcs that visit is
expected On e IO.h Inst, in tlat city from Commit
tee Of Bondhodeis Of the Allegheny County and Puts
burgh city bonds with view o. arranging soma CON-
promise in relation 10 those bcnde. TIE Chronicle
thinks thet while eIectusl legal resistance can be
made 10 .her payment il Is equally oleag that tho fau
amount can never be collected.
Tae Direetors of tie Pennsylvania Railrosd were
20 loll en- adjourned meeting yesterday, to decide on
the proposed arrangement fr permanently leasing the
worlg oC the Philadelphia ana Erie Railroad.
Al Chicago, on Monday, there was good supply Of
Eastern Exchange, aud the market continues esSy st
par re1 y cent premium. Toe demand for currency is
s greater than the supply, and shippers Of produce
found considerable difficulty in negotiating their paper.
Gold Ia dsmand at iSi v cent premium.
TIE ST. Louis Republican Of the Sd says:
Exchange wac rstber higher CT tbs cloag rate last
wesk, 6 " cert Gold isin moderate demand 6t a
sght advance OF this rate Our banks are doing but
little Of any business except in paper made IN refer
snce to army supplies. They ale strong enough as
regards bholdefs tipec their depois being payable
mostly IN bankate funds amounts Of gold and ex-
ehangs they hoid-which are large, compared with
thtir circuiatiOn--are ample 70 meet their nOtes.
| TIE Boston Post says:
| Tho New, England Lie Insurance Company Of this
city has tubsrtod for tlJ0 900 Of the new 80 loan
| thionyh 'he Assistant Treasurer This company is
one of the ssnchost corporations snOBg u.s. bat there
are msny odhers. Ye believe, who Gre ready aud will
ng 20 follow is bngtt ellnple ia tlis matter. The
BletOn banks madoa gain Ills mofuing OF Sil3. 500
TIE total holding 10 now sS,Sl3O00.
At Milvalkee exchrgo Is down per cent. selling
at 3sSi per cent At Cincinnati exchange is prem
with moderate inquiry. In money there was NJ,
change. 1t Philadelphia hrs-clsss paper Is in good
demand AZ al per cent, and call lOsas per cent
The general Dry Goods market has presented no
new features sace our last report The revival Of lc-
climate trade has not sbsted but rather increased
With the resh arrivals Of merchants from tho Western
sccns Of tie country, who careful in their pur-
eha'ss yet ere vel sugSlisd viii tie Esans q Pui-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

chasing. The disbursements Of The Government, and
the heavy export demand for our cere Ia, will con-
tnuc to fa'nish an abundance Of money through out
the country and gIsdual improvement may be
looked for henceforth IN almos, al departments OF
trade. We notice some speculative moment in Print
ing ClO'bsi and, while the rapid advance, durng The
last Two weeks in heavy Domesticf, has been barely
maintained, these goods have advanced n'ariy ic'
yard anring the week, and we quote 64s6is 1t ec'
Even this prce is not disproportonate, when com
pared to the present price of cotton, and is not ~
cent higher than the current price OF Prniing
Cloths during the two years preceding toe
panic. Wien cotton ruled from lOdll oens
y h, the manufactured goods were selling at
SIC. Y yard. At present the current price oi fln'
Cloth Coilon is equal to &c. y ID, or an al advance
Of 100 v cent Yet we should oeprecate any fnrlner
advance in prices Of cloths uDess produced by the ma
tur. resus Of actual demand for consumption, Which
st present is restricted by the operations Of the specu
lators II isalways unfortunate for the manufacturer
that such condition Of the market should exist for
creates fictitious value 20 the ar ice, which may az
any moment bs reduced, by Bull Run panic among
operators The ftoeks Of cloth, on hand are relatively
small, and with healthy demand the present
prices Of all classes Of goods will be maintalheu'
without much reference 10 the future Of ooh'h-
but If cotton should continue TO advance as II has
done the last ten days, il will be too hsl.
ardous for any manufacturer 10 work h-eyen
manufactured goods should advance IN the ratio i1s'
they have done. Woolens have shown more aellVity
during tie week, and BIZ her prices have been pad ior
desirable styles, rnd we look fofw ri 70 rolinned
advance, notwithstanding the low price OF WOOL The
army contracts have engaged the attention oi the
wooen mills co entirely, that few goods ed-pied to
civilian purposes are being made, and those manuihc-
turprs who will produce good styles Of oass'meres,
ADAPTED TO the Winter and Spring sales will have the
make. 20 themselves for the old stocks have been
generally cleared out.
We annex our usual summary of the Exports Of Do
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

ILLINOIS STATE FGIR.--This great Fair, which
ofEers $25, 900 in premiums. will be held ut Chicago,
and commence on Monday tie 9th of September. and
continue through tie week Two hundred acres Of
magnificent prairie ground is app opiated 10 lie use,
and lho fitting up and preparations in every depart
mcnt are correapondngly superior, and in every re-
spect mos, admirable and complete. No entry free IS
charged in any department and competition Is open
20 tho world. The railroads Of Illinois transport TO
and from She Fair all articles animals for exhibition
free Of charge and visitors at excursion rses. With
olt interfering with there will be added &, the Ex.
hibiion grand national test of firearms and display
Ct military goods. All trials Of firearms viii be con-
ducted At stated bouIs each day under the s1pern-
endsnce Of Col Samuel A. Bgcknaster, 80 ns no; 20
uterrup. or interfere with the Exhibition in the rings,
and may be safely witnessed by the entire mass Of
visitors in attendance and from an immense covered
Gmphi.heaier capable Of seating $1,000 persons. An
elegant stand Of coloHs viii be awarded to the be-t
drilled company Of infantry. SiAty rings OF horses
and fty rings Of cattle viii compete for the premiums
The large means employed, and the talents and energy
put In requistion 70 make the best nee OF them,
abundunily warrants tie assertion that this will noe
ony prove The Dost useful but nOst magnificent A8r'
cultural Fair ever held in the United States and 90,
the best ever held In the world IL viii have visitors
from the great Atlantic cities and from Europe And
il will have a ciass Of visitors TO whom il will afford
egus pIessure from the farms and workshops of the
Creas West.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

nJnJEZa-At wLlsysssr Wi. on 1tur,isy Asg q, ThOs
i. Banner, formerly ofkew.YOrE City.
BROWN-iu Brooiiyn, on Tuesday, Sept Annie hssia
daughter Of Wsliteia z. and Ahais 7. Brown.
BRIHRERHoFF-At PollAy. H. J., on Wedne'dsy, Sept =
Anr Elna wife Of GDret X. Bn1shOh In the 2sa year s
her
CRoMWELL-At rsg-wndsor, rsx Ferbeth 9th nsnth.
Ffh Ledts wife Of John Cromwell, In tie s7h year q no'
sgs ~, u. ,. e.,..., a,or,
The reid. nee at O'clock Seventh day ito 1th ns ana
Al o'clock fion Rrisnds Aestaz Euss ~ Cornwall
CoBURN--In Brooklyn Tuesday Sept D. Of tssass ofshs
heart John o. CobsrD, aged iS yes,a
CASTILLO the City Of Detroit Arthur 3. C1le gsa u
yesIs .an Of Dr. A. G. Castle Of this city.
cOLIIEs-Ia B.oosyu, Wednesday SEPT Daniel iafad
sea Of JossIb and Ey Collins. aged 10 months and day
FORsYTE--!u Jersey City, N. J., wednesday, Sspt
Fl.ntstb Forsyth, In ths 50th year OF hsrsse-
0goss--ln wilsnsshufgb, on Wednesday. Sept Eulms
dsarhof Of Le1a and Goded Gross asei year. ta'nsa
snd2Td daJG
IyuNs-Iu vt,l,nisbmgb oa Tuesday. Sept 2. hicAsd
Lyons, assd ~ yesrs II Iroalbs and dsyA
HORrLLL-In WtllamIbargh. on "Wednesday, Sept T. ".
ChrisIins MoneD ns,ivS Of sweden, Sssi % years ana
moi..ts ... .
sMITH-on wednesday, April Ia tn latitude 50 g. ienttud'
co w OF board ship Rats sseesnd from Calao io oipf@
tar JTha Sr.lh Of New. feri, aged 10 years
WFLLg-In BfootIy1i on Wednos5ly Sept frtnk ees
of BeBanin r. and Mary A. Wells esea yes"'
and days,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

ta9 so' 'oZ -
TIE eayerness with which the 7S0 per cent notes
being taken and the buying Of Government stocks has
favorable influence upOn the two year Elk per cent
notes, which have been in large demand to-day at 9sI
a'os and have rtn H moderate supply a, these rats
Parties holding them that they will ben de-
mand by tie banks for payment the fcond fifty mil
ons Of the losn for which they available a par
The circular Of Samuel Hallstt & Co. give the fol-
lowing abstrsct Of the asses Of the Erie Road from
opening Of first section to the present time No gene
RAJ statement wac published in 1862 nor since the Or
ganiza,ion Of the new company. Its capital account
will be substantially as follows: mortgage bonds S|O,-
900 900, preferred shares ssOOOoOO, ordinary shares
slOOOO 900. Unsecured bouds 70 tho amount Of sJO,-
cO and shares to the amount Of $500 COO, have not
been presented for exchange and barred une's the
Legislature by new act interposes in fnvor Of their
holders The earnings Of the road for the first ten
mouths Of the present fiscal year, compared with sim
ilar period for 1860, have been as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GLASGOW. -fas
steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool Aug q and
Queenstown the 2d arrived at this port on wetnes-
day night.
Tie Glasgow bEiDgs the pss9engers and MALE Of toe
steamship E,ua, put back broke down.
Aug %, lat. 81 a. long. % 81, pasoed large ecrsw
steamship bound cast. Sept lat a ii, long, c2 ~,
raised steamship Bremen, hence for Breneni same
dsy, at 2:30 p. M. pissed steamship City Of Washing
ton, bound eas;.
The G. has On board e23.O6O in specie.
Ps,,sness = Mrssrs l. Bsorbene, ]. II. Hslyaw N pASo
.oil o. Mitchell J 9 Jackson p Flood, Capt CTsNio1o "
Wves Mem snd .ady, usgdT end isdy w TboDes s1S
lady NJ Trey ". BsyaYT W. 4. fos'sr Jonns aa "
li,ye- Dsirisr Keu'IeT, Zpsey, 4. s0th hMt VIZ
Son Ncnsn Prince Of Saeu o. Prussia foaJo u ".
Dslo, A. Hsg~cIty. G. Ho6sn Ccscy soheWeoer boSssi
M.hvovt Csan Ma-thaI; Dcsue Got M Meyers Cossiyi
RadoF; q. Dcnoran Guissni hstn; Cochran . sltni
Grcres; Hiibucks: DosKsi Goushi MeGresoti w. asfAA
Jcrsidas Jorrsi Cspt C0le Danl; MITCHELL j. J0h9' VI"
family; sa6 -! stec.ase. -.
Tio following il The specie list of the steamship
Glasgow: .,s
Essnsh s5as.. 80. FL go Brown, Bros Cosovs 70
Fron steamship Etns, brought by the glasgow;
Irnesu sag.ran Co. 81 COO John O. Dale .''''.'"@ao
Vn Ul.iey.... 49,. 25ooiN. W. Hoyt Comm sys
R-igiS-, Pe.sons., ,Soys So9a Hswle Hewe...' -
~ gelows sovs Iesl Me.ca,i!s b.nt ....'''' sm
Durcsa sheTusl Co.. si5J +. FEeemSa Com go
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

AccIDEs1 os IH EAST RIyER.-Yesisrdsy after-
noon, aa the ferry boat from Hunters Point was
making one Of bef trips to Thirty -oulih street. a
email boat was run into and oapssed, and i's occu-
pants, james Kiernsu, returned member Of the 69tb,
and Policeman Looaey, were applied out. InIaedi4tcly
snail boat wns lowered lom tie reyenueeutisr close
at hand and Kiornan was rescued, although badly Il
not Dangerously injured The policeman clung 20 tho
boa: and was carried some distance by the tide hut
wa finally recovered. Councilman Brandon and hr.
Mahonsy with two policemen, conveyed Kieinan and
LOoney 90 the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Arrnlcls Mls.IoEAar A.soeIArLos.-The annall

AwLRICAN MISSIONARY AssocIArIoN.-Ihe ahnaaI
meeting Of the American Missionary Association Will
be held at Norwich, Conn.,, commencing on Wednes'
day, Oct 23, ct P. III, In the Broadway Church
TIE Official reports will be presented On Wednesday
afternoon. TIE annual wit be preached IN the
evening" and the usual exercises Of such occasions VIII
10 held on Thursday. The exercises Of thursday
evening are expected to have special reference to the
present condition Of our country, The causes OF our
aflie,icns, and tho meaus to be used for escaping
them"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FRsr DISTRICT, QUfESs CoUSrr.-At the Re
publican Convention of the Ist District Of Queens
County, held at Roslyn Saturday, Aug. 81, tho fol-
loving resolution, proposed by L. u. Prince Of Flush
ing, was unanimously adopted:
R.soee4 Tia, IN The onon Of hs Convention Z the duty
F Inc is DO held Syscuse the lltn H
sepsaksT u adopt gch AID noin. srea eandt
5s 40 r result ID general peiaisn enorg ell toso n
Svr Of ru.tnns tho Gove1le vigorous PToeensen o.
az present the defense Of tie Cosssi uiion ns
yacn Of the union and lie onlosscEoert ei he eis"'
DoEps IN ANTICIPATION OF TIE TAxfs.-As ING
.cc.!ya C. :he nca-l Q. S-rerYisqT; % ss'-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

PoLIcENAN STABBED BY BURcLABs.-About II
o'clock on Tuesday morning Officer TOmpkins Of the
Twenty-seventh Precinct while patrolling bis beat,
observed some men trying to gan an entrance to the
store of Line Roberta No. l8l Broadway, and in at-
tempting to arrest them be was assaulted and stabbed
eeverely lie was conveyed to bis residence in Forty
ninth street. The burglars escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

EXPORTS TO SUSPECTED PoRTs.-ParagrGphs have
occasionally appeared in the papers, which are cacu
lated lead 70 the belief hat large portion Of our
exports 10 certain ports intended for the rebel
Stses and in consequence are much larger than usua
BY the comparative statement herewith appended OF
The value Of exports to TIE suspected places during
the month of AugustiS6O ard the same month IN le0l
it will be that there is actual falling Oft, except
to the Danish West Indes where there is increase
of about 10000:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
Movements OF Prince Napoleon.

sr. IorIs Wednesday Sept 3 Ibol.,
Prince NAPOLEON and suite arrived here aI orioe.
tlis evening and took nc tho Planters Hotel
nj tary escort was provided BY Gen. Fremont 10 ~.
arrival Of the regular train at halipsst o'clock: lDe
esoort waited or the levee until COCK when u was
sscarained that the Prince and suite had quiely en-
tered tho city two hours previously.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

SUMMARY PRocETDEGs WITH SUSPECTED rREI.
ToRs.--On yesterday afternoon Judge Culver :Ound
man in blacksnits shop at the Of firet and
North Third streets in this city iehsd and cd Eess
with heavy rope, bis hands and bound fist and
was tod by some Of those who bal hand in tho
ter that ho had been uttaIing Secession fenlmeuts.
On full investigation of the matter, the ony charges
proved were that the man Was an EnEhsnman had
been in the country only three mouths hal never been
South, or had sny sy mpsthy with treason. IL seemed
20 have been a freak of the patriotic IIsh boys 10
chasise the Epelishma1. The JIcge ordered hi. re-
ea.e paid bis fare over the river, and told him to
guard hs tongue.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

l9, fell in with Brtfh ship Colleen Bawn, of London
from Sunderland for Quebec, in sinking condition,
having sprung leak three days previous; took or the
captain tBurns and crew, "a number, and the follow.
ing day transferred them TO two British shiEe bound
east, Did not ascertain the names Of the vessels.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

NEwYoRK HOMEOPATHIC COLLEGE.-Dnring the
vacation OF this institution the College building has
been refued the lecture roomsimproved, the museum
enlarged and other appointments made for the better
convenience of the studeus. Tie second term COM
mences the 18th proximo, and will terminate March
J, 1862 The following gentlemen compose the
Faculty:
T. Beskey NJ D., Professor Of Surgery. Surgical Ansto-y
and hoogy Isaao Monroe Wri ~ D. Professor
re. and Dsss.es Of Women AID chDdien 8 r. kroy D. .
Professor OF bedcsl Juieprndonce and TozcClogy r. w.
Hunt 81 D. Professor of Mssris MeAica AID Medies Botany;
d. D. Smith N. D. Professor OF Chsmisiy and PhysoloSy
John Ella D ProassoT Of Theory sud Pc ice and There
psbcs; a. C4Imcharl VI. D Proe,sor OF enora and De-
iertiyo Anatcmyi W. w Mum. "a. d. DsmoRs:isIoT Of
Anatomy.