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CONTEMPLATING CRSTs--The police receiv-
ell information on Sunday Aight that James
Dougherty residing In the rear Of No. 1875
West 87th st., was in the habit Of counterfeit
ing cents, and getting his son John, boy 10
years Of age, to pass them OF. Officers Irving
and Glow, Of the 10Th Ward, Immediately pro-
ceeied TO the house, and found both father and
son, but the former jumped, in his night clothes,
out Of the window, and though 9th ,er Irving
fired two shots from revolver at him, he man
aged 20 escape. Tho hoy was arrested, and states
that his father took the dies with him. His
plan TO get rid OF The base colo was to put II up
In % and 80 cent packagoe with genuine cent
At each end, and thus his son hal no difficulty
In passing it. Tho son was locked mp by jus
tice Brennan, and the police are in search Of the
father. Some time ago the latter was arrested
on similar charge, but, after being confined
four months was discharged for want Of evi-
denCc.
DprPRMISHD To Dm.-Mary Quinn wAs ar
rested yesterday aftcrnoon for being drunk and
dsor,leily After being confined in the cells
Of the 18th Precinct Station House few hours,
she attempted 10 commit suicide, by hanging
herself with a silk shawl FROM the grating Of the
cell door. When discovered by dOorman Hart
sho was nearly dead. She was rcsuscitated by
the application OF pair Of bellows in the hands
Of Sergeant Forsbny, who observed surgeon
| Alberiine Phaum. After the woman had reco-
vercd, she WAS again locked up with her hands
| tied behind her, AMI attempted 10 drown her
self by putting her head beneath the Croton
1 water faucet She was then taken out Of the
| cell and tied 10 chair. When last heard from
she was alive. Tho cell In which the woman
! was confined Is directly opposite that In which
| Miss Phaum was confined.
CnARGB or MlyaEN-A man named Over
Keeie, was Arrested yesterday, charged viii
mayhem, in biting OF the under lip and gouginI
out the eve Of Thos. Flynn, Of No. 1871 East ~
street. Justice Welsh locked him up for trial
| \ SOLDIER RoBBEp.-Wm. Twibill, mem
Der of the Goth Regiment, was robbed early yos
ter,iay morning at his boarding house No. 16
Fast 18th street, of .27 30 by a servant in tn
house, named Ann Lane. He had Just bee
paid off and was on iurlough, having bee
wounded at the battle OF Bull Run. The woma
was seen TO take the money from the mantle I
Twibill's room, and Justice Kelly locked her y
for trinl.
TIw CouRT or GENERAL SESSIONS com
menced yesterday morning, and after calm
over the names OF the jurors who had been sum
moned TO attend during tho November term
| adjourned on account OF the election TO Thur.
day morning next
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Singular Remarks of Judge Grier.

III, ihhddelThid, NoU An tho Circuit Court.
th,s morning, the case Of Pntrel the pirate. was
called up, but postponed till next Monday,
While the Assistant District Attorney was uri-
ing the trial, Judge Gricr said he could not con-
sent TO have the regular business Of the Court
At this time, when the country PLAYED civil war
The dictates Of humanity would counsel the
Government to treat captives on the sea The
same as those taken on the land and he coulI
not understand the policy of hanging the FIRST
and holding the latter as prisoners, or releasing
them. Let the rebellion be crushed--and God
grant That II may he speedily and these men
might be tried for treason or piracy. and hc
would assist no matter how much he might be
called Jcfl'rcys Or Scroggs
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Tnr Albany AtLp & A,gus claims the cleo
,ion Of WILLIAM W. wRIGIrr, the Peace Party
Democratic nominee for Canal Commissioner
for the short term, rs certain" The claim 10
lascd upon the fact that some Of the pertizan
friends Of General BRUcB persist in running
him for that Office in opposition to the regular
nominee of tho Peoples State Convention.
Every vote cast for BRUcE helps WnInHT.
Every man who would have the Empire State
show united front for tho Union, at this election
will vote the entire Peoples State ticket, with
out a scratch. The election Of WmoIrr would
lie partial condemnation Of the Government
and the War. Is that what BEuCE's friend
desire
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The Late Storm.


Several long stretches on the Eastern Rail
read in Hampton marshes, between Portsmouth
and Nowburyport, were washed away during
he storm. Travel over the Road will he inter
raPted for some days.
PRoyINCRTowN, MASS.
The gale has been very severe here. On,
hundred and fifty fishing vessels at anchor I'm the
harbor, suffered great damage. About twenty
Them went ashore, and large number we're
fouled and stove.
PORTLAND. ME-.
The s,.~m has been very severe here. The
tide rose higher han has been known for thirty
enc years. flooding Com "lercial street and the
lower stories ON hack Cove, aa,,.oging the con-
tents Of cellars, and washing away portions OF
bridges and wharves, Tukey's and Vauphans
whArves are rendered impossible. The shipping
is but little damaged
SANDY HOOK.
The bark Edward Capt. VIM McIntyre, of
New Bedford, thirty-fye days from Monroyia,
west coast Of Africa, to h"vs"" a ban .,
d, went ashore north Of the Highlands
The crew and ten passengers-all hands-weTe
saved. She succeeded in getting OIL
ON LONG ISLAND.
The tides on the Long Island shores were
nsxeT higher than they were during the recent
severe storm. Boats were lifted from the creeks
\ and deposited in corn fields. At Raynor South,
below Hampstead, the plank road was flooded
20 that boats were sailing over 1t. The mill Of
Daniel Raynor, at that place, was Lifted frsm
is foundation. Tho inlet became OVERFLOW,
and the family Of Zachariah Jsmes who, for
/. years, occupied house on the sand bar, found
"a nocessary 10 leave In boat just rs the build-
iag Vas aosiing OF. The house on the other
sa'id bar. occupied by Richard Smith, was en-
dafrored, but from its high position was not
swept away. Some vesssis are reported 70 have
Eons sahofs TO Inc eastward
H.aI Id ...#...t D.. MI. I .
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- = e's'a,'o- 2. ", o,'. ~ ~. -
- - - 80,
-. ~ -
.....,,, -. ~ ~. "a. A.. s.p
i. 49,, m, .,,r.,o. an IN. NJ y "a al. -,
$3.50 AZ q, II.i.-. c. " ~ ''''."p
p,,sert 7. 4. ~. ~ -. $500 ~
m a commercial IL, ~ - - ~
mile. etor, A.. ,,or,h..,, r.. ~ a, Ds Nv
IN . anal, -, - ~. " '"' e"''"1 ~
He,.r. so,nd conr.o,,n,, 4, 49,, ~ "Vn w
II h.s M r.,i,oad oonns.,,..' nD'' ' ~,
-. ee N'. iu''"'"s '"o
Rut Royal r ''"" ", "o"'''!, 90
strike the Charleston and Savannah railroad
and here might be established depot when
would form an eligible place for collecting cot
ton fer shipment, the said railroad being con-
nected, at its fer'"'"h WIN 0'ne' 'O"u' '"''
drain the ontire cotton region.
Savannah, Ga, Is the next port TO the south
ward, situated 10 miles inland, on the savannah
river, and defended Ivy three iortihcation'' ships
sf very heavy tonnage can anchor at Five
Hathom Hole, four miles below the city Two
fcrta win have to be passed and captured III
reaching there, CPulash and ''ck'on') in'
possession Of this city would give US inc terml-
nus Of three important roans' the savannah
and Gulf Charleston and savannah, "u 'ne
Georgia X. r. ending at Augusta va, al o.
which pass 'nrougn very 'N''''''' INV
cotton REGION
Brunswick VA Is INC next H'ana'' ~.
1t has an excellent haroor' "n'''u"s 49, w.,
~ 10 feet draugh' a. inc io"'e' ''s1 "
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EIecIIOns South.

"ent and Vice-Prcsident, takes place in the
rebel states. The electors are to meet and dc.
l'rmino their choice on tho first Wednesday III
December Congress- is appointed to meet on
The 18th of February, and on the subsequent day
the successors of JEFFERSON DAVIS and ArEx-
ANpEn II. STEPHENS will he innugurated-
provided always that secession be not crushed
nut before that date.
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TAnINIANY HALL.
Democratic Republican Regular
Nomin lions.

Republican ReEuIa
Nominations.
zen snRRiyy
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.
FoE DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
NELSON J. WATERBURY,.
FoR oogSrr 0LERK,
HENRY w. GENET.
PoE ooROsPRS
EDWARD G. MCCONNELL,
ANDREW II. JACKMAN,
ANTHONY EICKHOFF,
CHARLES J. D0UGHERTY.
ron sUrHRvIsoR,
ELIJAH L. PURDY.
EoE sJTTHsE oOsa.,
THOMAS w. CLERKE.
FoR SUPERIOR COURT.
CLAUDlUS l.. MCNEIL.
JOHN NJ. BARBOUR.
ToR COMMON rLRAa
JOHN r. BRADY.
FOR MAXINE OouRr
EDMUND L. HEARNE.
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HEADING ron THE SoLDIERs.--A large
meeting was held at the Fifth Avenue Prcsby-
terrain Church, corner Of Ninteenth street, last
Sunday evening, to consider the work of the
American Tract Society in furnishing religious
reading to our soldiers and sailors. Rev Dr.
William Adams presided. Interesting facts and
statistics were presented by Rev. Mr.. Rastm m,
one Of the Secretaries of the Society, and by a
chaplain ola New Jersey Regiment. Remark,
were afterwards made by Rov. DIR. Westcott,
Rev Mr.. Cause, and Rev. Prof Hitchcock.
No collection was taken, but gcntloman in
the audience sent note up to the chairman, Of
iering donation Of two hundred and fifty dol.
lars in aid Of the work of the society.
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An unnntrintIc OhIrctIor.

We regret TO discover in one Of our evening
cotcmporarcs Of yesterday disposition to cx-
cite partizan pncjudices and make capital against
certain candidates from their past party reld-
ton. For instance, AUGUSTUS SCnEIt is objected
to for the Assembly, in the Ninth District, be-
cause he was Zone Of the Northern Democrats
who ndod in breaking up the Democratic t,aiti-
more Convention, in order 10 play into the hama,
of Mr. BRECKTSRfDoR," &c. II Mr.. SCImIi.s
action in that convention, and his subsequent
support Of Mr.. BRRCKISRIDGR for President,
should now exclude him from official position, II
should equally exclude from the service Of the
country in this war a number Of our most popu-
lar and distinguished officers Major-Gcncrh
BUTLER was n leading breckenridge menu
Ter Of that convention, but Is none the
less n patriot and soldier now. SO with
lirigadicr General ISAAC I. STBvBSs, Who
after participating in the Baltimore Con-
vcnion, acted most efficiently az chairman
Of the BRECKINRIDGB National Committee
through the entire canvass but is now in a re-
sponfiblc command in the great naval cxpeli-
\ ton. II BREcKISRIpGE Democrats are to bc
| ignored, whatever their present position, our
Republican contemporaries should have struck
directly at such men IA the gallant DIcKISsoS
and General DIX, and should have protested in
time against the enlistment Of thousands Of
brave officers and soldiers who Arc proving thciI
, patriotism in the camp and on the hattie field
| There are no truer friends Of the Union--n,
more efficient supporters Of the Government il
this war--than many of the warmest advocate
| Of the election to tho Presidency of JomN G
BHECKINRIDGR, in 1860. Let those who max,
such unjust objections prove their superior pa
l triotiem
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VIZ give up n largo portion Of our first page
this morning to important information In refer
cncc to the election today. The names Of the
several Inspectors and District sanvassers, the
place where the election polls are 10 DO held,
and the instructions in reference to the delivery
Of election returns, etc, will he found there in
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. s, 1851


The Canvasaerr 4 the Election fbr The Asso isiod
Press will, tonight, hand you returns dlrs,ted y
the undersigned.
T4ca-e deliver them n the DOWN town terminus Of
vour respective routes b. such parties only ~ can
show ihe proper auihority-in tho shape II = GARD
from tho undersigned. ~. ~ CRAia,
genet al Agent n " Associated Press.
NOV O. 1901
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SHARP PRAcrIcE.-Tckets were printed
yesterday, and will probably DO in circulation
today, bearing the names of J.. b. Woedruff and
Murray Hoffman, for the Supreme Court Judge
ship instead of for the Superior Court, for which
they are the Union candidates.
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BOYS AND GIRLS MEETING IN THR EIGHrm
WARD.-The first of series of meetings for
the benefit Of the poorer classes of children in
the 9Th Ward, was held OH Sunday afternoon
last, and meeting of those favoring a contin-
uation Of the enterprise is to be held on Thurs
day evening next.
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Fires Isaues,-, Accidents, &c.

FoUSD DEAD IN TuE srRHEr.-James
Flynn, an Irish laborer, 65 years Of age, was
found on Sunday night dead in 10th street, be-
tween 9th and 9th Avenues. He was living
face downwards in the gutter, and appeared 70
have been suifocated by the water. II u sup
posed that while intoxicated he fsn o. tho spe.
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Constitutional Amendment.

In addition 10 the choice Of state and local
officers the electors Of the state are 20 vote to-
day uron an amendment TO the Constitution
prohil itng the sale Of intoxicating liquors As a
beverage. Those interested in the subject will,
no doubt, furnish billo', lor aud against, at
the several polls.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT ron GEN. Sco1r
The Union Defence Committee met ycstor
lay to express sentiments Of respect for the re-
tired veteran, Gen. Scott, Comptroller IIaws
occupied the chair. A committee was appoint
ed to ARRANGE for personal interview with the
uiHeral, and for some more impressive form of
testiiying their appreciation of his distinguished
services. The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call Of the committee.
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a NEw GERMAN TuRArRR. Mr.. Bucheis-
ter an enterprsing German theatrical manager,
has metamorphosed the Atlantic Garden into A
German Theater, which will open this evening,
with company Of tho best German artists in
the United States.
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WORK ON TIL. CouRT-HousH.-The entire
force of laborers on the new courthouse will b,
set to work tomorrow, under the direction of the
City Hall commissioners, to whom the Board Of
Supervisors have transferred the work.
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A PoLIcR CAsE.--In reference to tho arrest
Of Joseph Mcouade, some time since, at tho JEFF
ferson Market Police Court, 1t is stated that
upon examination, the evidence proved that
McQuade & Dixon were partners in jobbing
liquor trade, and that thore is still a balance
due the defendant McQuade by Dixon. It is
also stated that the charge was declared false by
Justice Connolly and the case dismissed.
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New Naval Expeditions.

TnE Government is now actively engaged in
fitting out two new naval expeditions to operate
On the southern coast, whose precise destination
Ia Of course n profound secret. General BwrLER
has been engaged ever since the capture Of Fort
Hstteras in preparations for ono-of which he is
10 take the command, and General BuENsIDE
will command the other.
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EDwIN JAMES ADMITTED To THE BARON
motion of J.. l.. lIeanc, Esq, candidate for
official honors OH the bench of the Marine Court
Edwin James, Esq, the celebrated English
barristcr, was on Monday admitted to tho New
York liar
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Important from Virginia.
,0SEYcR1Ms AND FLoYD ENGAGED.

CjnGnno'i Nor. A special despatch to the
Gasette, dated GallipoliS the ID inst, says that
General Floyd opened fire on General Rosen-
Grams forces yesterday morning, from two
points, one opposite Gaulcy bridge, and the 9TH
or opposite camp Tompkins. The telegraph Of
fee and the Quartermaster's store is 10 doubt
destroyed.
When my informant left Gduley yesterday,
the shells Of the rebels were aimed ut the ferry
boats and buildings above named.
The enemy has heavy guns and largo boiy
of infantry. General Floyd's forces opposite
camp Tompkins are not less than 1000 How
many Of the rebels are at Gauloy bridge, aud
four miles this side, are not known.
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4 rRiGIrrRSgD rRLEonApn MAN.
A Match for Slidell and Mason.


albany, NOr. i.-Thurlow Weed and Arch
bishop Hughes are about to start for Europe,
probably 10y the steamer Africa, which sails on
Wednesday, to cndeavor to counteract the ope-
rations Of the Southern Commissioners, and pre-
vent the recognition of the Southern Conicde-
racy by France and England. General Scott, it
is understood goes in the same steamer.
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Capture Of PretonburE, Nv.

Jfdysriiie n.y., Nor. A messenger, in this
evening, reports that Gen. Nelson took Pres
tonburg Saturday morning, without resistance.
Williams fell back about six miles, whore it
was expected he would make q stand.
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A WARSISo.--COpt. Marshall of the bark
Rapid, from Vera Cruz, arrived at this port yes
tcr,lay. lie recommends to all ship masters
bound down the Gulf of Mexico, to go we'll
armed, as he made the passage out and back
without seeing a United States vessel Of war
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Union Meeting In baltimore.

Baltimore, RoV. A great Union mass
meeting was held tonight, in Monument Square.
There was great enthusiasm and an immense
turnout. The election comes Off "Wednesday,
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RELEASED Prisoners Nineteen of the reb-
el prisoners, confined recently at Governors
Island, have died since their arrival here.
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LeGranOOrth, Nov, IA slIirmish took place
yesterday about miles east of this place, be-
tween small force Of Missouri militia, under
Major Josephs, and $50 rebels. The rebels
were scattered, with a small loss.
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R.pubIicnn Union Nomination..


Republican Union Nomination..
STATE roEHr.
Attorney -tioneral,
DANIEL s. DICKINSON.
Secrctuy of State,
HORAT1O BALLAKD,
Controller,
LUClts ROBINSON.
Treasurer,
WILLIAM II. LEWIS.
State Engineer,
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
Prison Inspector,
ABRAHAM u. TAPpEN.
Canal Commissioners,
Long Term.
FRANKLIN A. AI,BERGER.
Short Term,
BENJAMIN Y. BRUCE.
Court u Appeals,
WILLIAM u. WRIGHT.
oossTr rokT.
Supreme Court
THOMAS W. LLr.rs.'
Superior Court,
l.. u. WOODRUFF,
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
Common Pleas,
JOHN r. BRADY.
Marine Court
ROBERT A. ADAMS.
District Attorney
A. Oakley HALL
sheriff,
JOSIAH W. BROWN.
County Clerk,
JOSEPH H0XIE
Supervisor,
ORISON BLuNT.
Coronerp,
LOUIS NAUMANN,
j W RANNEY,
EDWARD COLLIN
JOHN wILDEY.
FREDERICK A. CONKIIN,
Chairman Republican County Convention.
LEWIS WATTS, Secs Ropub. County Couyen
joins j, SHAW, ton
SINCLAIR TOvCEY,
Chairman Republican Judiciary Convention.
WV l.. OPDrKH, / Fees Republican judi
fRAsL W snErHKRD,) ciary Convention 28l
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THE LoAN.--The subscriptions to the 100
per cent. Treasury notes now reach one million
per day, from oil sources.
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lionRIBLR MURDER OF THE Son oP A
lEooKLYS BANK PREsrDEST.-A most tragic
affair occurred at Fishkill Landing opposite New
hurgh, on Saturday evening, just after dark.
Mr., August Embury, the sou of Daniel EN-
bury Esq, President OF the Atlantic Bank Of
brooklyn, young man, was on his way frc a
New York to spend the Sabbath at the residence
Of VIM. &. Verplanck, Esq, and, having left
the cars, was proceeding up the hill at the land
ing to enter the carriage in waiting for him,
when he was stabbed through the back not far
below the right shouldcr-blade, and expired i'm
mediatcly The murder took place in tho I'M
mediate vicinity of Myerss hotel The assassin
escaped The cause Of the murder is unknown.
Mr. Els watch and purse were found on his per-
aon. The mother of Mr.. L. is Mrs. Embury
the authoress. The remains will to-day no con-
ycycd to the residence Of his parents, "a Clark
street, Brooklyn.
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Fire In sfa..acbusst,..

Boston, Nor. 4.-The Neptune House, at
Chelsea Beach, Ephraim Hayes proprietor, was
destroyed by fre last night Tho hre was the
work of an hoendiary.
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Hours for votins.


The polls will he open to-day from sunrise 10
sunset, that IL, from G.97 A. NJ. 10 At0P 4. M.
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THEY hIO1D IN TRAP.
NaysrliLe n.y., Nm. A gentleman Of this
city, frgn Gauly, Bridge Saturday evening.
reports that Gen. Floyd had cut road around
the hill where Gen. Rosocrans was encumped,
and was shelling his camp. Gen. Rosencrans
was returning the fire, and had silcnced two
batteries. lie had sent force up the now
made road TO attack Gen. Floyd in the rear and
would have him completely surrounded. No
Fc,ierals had been killed when he left.
The iery-boat which had been sunk by the
cnciny's shot Oh Friday was raised that night,
and communication across the river restored.
There was no firing on Saturday.
POSITION oP TIKI FORCES.
The position Of the forces on Saturday evening
was ~ follows;
The rcbcls were in possession Of tho lcTl mr.
west bank OF Now Rivers Gen. Schsnck's bri-
gade few miles above the iur.ction of Gauley
and New Rivers, ON the sast side Of the river ;
Gen. Coxs brigade aud Gen. Rosecrans near
tho junction Of inc river, and between them
ana Ter. Bcnham, below the junction, on the
righ, bank of the river. floyd's force Is be-
licVed about 700.
A FRiOHTRSHD TRLE0RAPH MAN.
Iiis loss of telegraphic communication wal
occasioned by an alarm OF tho operator, who
when the firing opened, sent hasty dispatch
TO Clarksburg, announcing a battle, and thor
commenced TO move his office up the Gauley
lie was two or three miles up the river whor
lac was ovcrtaken by orders from Con. Rose
Grams to return, and while returning his Wagon
was driven over precipice, and the applratu
| destroyed.
RosECRASs PLEASED.
Floyds demonstration was rather agrGcabl,
| 10 Gen. Rosecrans than otherwise. Gen. Rose
| Grams was certain that lac could hold his own
aud expected to bag his assalants.
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CARrHrs ASD On CLoTHs VERY CHEAP, AT
li'RAA AnpEiN'S's No. 90 Rowery- Brussels, only
80 Gus; M"o Ingram Carpets, 10 cts. Mating, rs
'ls All goods guaranteed. Note 30 Bowery.
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Regular Democratic Union Nomination.
3d District, Brooklyn.
FoR SENATOR,
Third District, Brooklyn,
R NCIS h. sPINOLA,
Inc Champion Of tho Government oc2z 12'1iT
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From HashInatou.

Washington, Nor. 4.-The steamer Rcsolut,
came UP to the Navy Yard last night.
GOOD TARGET.
One Of tho batteries on the Maryland shore
has been completed, and the range of some of
our ~ FOUNDER Parrott guns was tried on the
rebel steamer George Page yesterday afternoon.
Three shots struck her, with what effect is not
known, as, the water being very high, she was
enabled TO run up Quantico Creek out of range.
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Our Country and no Party.-Workinam
rally FIR the Peoples Union Candidate Of the 81
Assembly District, EDWARD FALC0NER for A.
semby; party politicians clear the track, your daJ
Gre numbered. nd 2is.1u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-05
New York, Nov. 4,b. IssI-To m. Wat.

New York, Nov. 4th, IS6I-To the Vote
OF New fork-As every effort has and is bel
made to induce my friends 10 believe that / hs
Withdrawn my name AZ a candidate for the ofbso
Sherlf, hereby reiterate my former sdatemei
that have not Withdrawn nor do intend TO vii
draw, but, on the contrary, shall remain can,
date ior the ONCE OF sherifof this county until su
set on Tuesday, Nov. 9th, and respectfully soli,
your SURFACES, FREDK L. vULTE. i91