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In confirmation of the above, cheerfully
| recommend the Ambrosial OIL as l have Civ
en- it a trial with my hogs, with great success.
l saved some that appeared to be in the last
| stage OF the disease. 1 boiled in two quarts
meal one half bottle and gave to nv hogs 10
| their feed. w. r. SMITH
Residence Front Street, near Broad, Nash
vile, July LIST, 1861.
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NOTICE.

A IL ORDERS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PA
II TRIOT MUST BE ACCOMPANIED WITH THE
CASH DAILY s. 90: TRI-wEEKLY IS 90, AND
WEEKLY 81 co. msy11
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ths ssrns bank. and ees on the Merchants
Bank, dWestfeld, N. Y, wero also put in cir
oulaiion.
ALLEGED 6SEAK THHF CAuaHr.-Oficer
Gardner, of the steamboat squad, took james
W. Lewis into custody yesterday afternoon on
suspicion Of robbing passengers by the North
river boats, On searching tho prisoner at the
Police headquarters, q number Of pawn tickets
were found on bis person, for various articles Of
wearing apparel.
DARIro RoBBsRY.-Two young men. named
Carrot Barney and Daniel Reed, were arfs,.ed
yesterday, charged wi:h robbinc Hugh Mat.
thews, residing ~ No. 1876 E,s. 3ld stree, of
n oney and jew "i To the value of s,t0 The
accused, a. sppCar, entered the ballroom Of
Matthews Of o'clock yesterday morning and
drew his trunk into the halt and there Rad IL.
ater which they fastened the door 40 thai no
could not get out 70 pursue them. On the ar
rest OF The accused, they were taken b fore jus
tice Kelly, and locked up fJr trial.
ARREST on SUSPICION. A man named ia.
Lewis was arrested yestt rday, as being a gu Of.
cious et aracter. He bad been eeon by the no
lice lotciBg about tho piers. As they bsli.ve
for no good purpose. On his person 90 pavn
tickets for coats we're found, and p,Ssons who
have hocn robbed Of such garments NAV n ssbly
fLd them Ivy cslling upon Sergs,n' Youn- AZ
the Police Headquarters, Btoome st.. cOrne- Of
Elm. Lewis was detained for exam in alton.
STEALING SuoAR.-Patrick Dow. " was lat
evening arrested by officer II Halliday, Of the 81
Precinct, BROOKLYN, for stealing a quantity of
sugar from the Atlantic dock, owned by Mora
Bother, Navarro & Co. lie was locked up for
examination
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BROOKLYN.

PoLITIcAL The straight Republicans Of
most Of tho Wards, WHO dissent from the action
Of Il . County General Committee, held primary
meetings on Tuesday night, in compliance with
resolution adopted at nesting Of the disaFe It.
cd, held en- Saturday night last Delegate, TO
County Senatorial aud Assembly Conventions,
were elected from the 1st, ID, Bird, ith, 9th, 7th,
9th 10th and llth Wards Tn 10 was a pratty
full Getting in the 1.h Ward OSS votes peing
polled), but in the others the vote was very
light. Resolutions conc emnipg the action of
the General Committee. were passed a. the 1lih
Ward meeting.
The National Democrats, TO tho number Of
twenty. one perons assembled in Montague
Hail. on Tuesday night, and resolved TO post
pone the calling of prim ries until the next
meeting, in the hope OF having more numer
Gus attendance.
Nearly all the candidates nominated by the
POI Pies Union Convention have written letters
Of acceptance.
The Executive Committee appointed by the
Peoples Union Committee, met yesterday for
the purpose of preparing an address to the voters
Of this county.
The ] emocratic Judicial Committee for the
Secor d District will meet at the Brooklyn City
Hal today, 10th inst at one o'clock, 10 nom
mate candidate for Suprt me Court Judge.
THE RIVAL CoRoNERs.--Coroners Horton
ana li"geman nave been - running muck
for some nonths past, each one trying to supar.
sede the OFT er in getting cases " A law plss-
cd some ears ago defines the boundaries Of the
diss i"ts IN which tho Coroners are 10 act, but
Mr Ilegeman, acting upon legal advice, pOach-
ed upon Horizons domain within the city limits,
he having been elected from the county. The
matter was brought before the Supreme Court,
and Justice Scrugbam decided that one Coroner
bad az good right as another TO hold inquests
anywhere within the county. The case was APP
pealtd and at the last session of the General
Term, Jud re Scrugham's decision was reversed
and perpetual injunction was granted restrain
ing Coroner Hegemsn from holding inquests in
Coroner Horizons district.
Court or SEssToSs.-The October term o.
the Court of Sessions for the trial Of criminal
cases was opened yesterday morning before
Judge Garrison and Justices StilwIll and Hoyt
Several prisoners were srraigned, as follows =
| John Powell, for indecent exposure; PLEADED
guilty and was sentenced to the PeniteDtary
| for 10 days. John Judge, for Illegal liqno
| selling; pleaded guilty and was santeGce to GI
| days Imprisonment. Execution of sentence WI
| suspended on promise Of caasing tho sale Of II
quor. Henry Schmidt Margaret Nolan, an
| Richard Case, for similar offences, put in a lk
| plca and sentence was also suspended. ll-n'!
| w Burke pleaded not guilty to selling liquo
on Sunday, shortly after which the Court al
| iourncd until this morning.
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CITY NEWS.

RECEPTION or the 22D MASSACHUSETTS,
REGIMENT The 22d Regiment Of Massachu-
sets Volunteers, Colonel Hon. Henry Wilson
arrived here yesterday morning at half-pas
nine O'Clock, ly tho New York and Now Haven
Railroad. Their battery, four trelve.pound-
ers, arrived the evening previous, and were
lodged in vacant building in 32d st. The
arrival Of the regiment was attended by but
one unfortunate occurrences. private, mined
Elroy Champion, who WAS standing on tho
top Of one ofthe cans, was MORALLY Injured by
being knocked against Harlem Bridge. lie was
taken to the hospital but his recovery Is I'M
possible. On their arrival, the non-commis-
stoned officers and privates Of tho regiment we're
furnished with n substantial breakfast, in tho
mix depot Of the Harlem Il. X. Co, which had
been temporarily fitted up for the purpose.
The field, staff and Commissioned officers
breakiastsd at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Tho
company numbered about $50 persons including
ladies.
After the breakfast spoeches were made by
Rev. u. Bellows, Colonel Wilson, Governor
Morgan, Gen. Anthem, Mr.. Bincroft, and Rev.
J. Pierpont, Chaplain Of the 22d.
Colonel Wilson edlogized tho patriotic spirit
of the people u NJ lssachusets, and disclaimed
for them anything Of sectional hate In the pre-.
sent contest. the motive which animated Thorn
being pure love of country. lie complimeuted
New York for her energy in the wa'; deprecated
discouraging criticism from civilians, military
men or the pr, ~ on tie manag emcnt of tho war;
advised I'm undivided support Of the Adminstra-
ton, and expressed his confidence in the North
t. maintain the Union, and to punish the in
suits Of Other nations. The moneyod men Of
this city had dono more for the war than great
victory could do; their action said the war must
he fought to a successful issue. Th,ro had been
too much talk about long ranges aud rihed can
non and rifcs-about hitting man from one
10 FIVE miles Oh. We must have short ranges
and clcso work, aud give tho cold stecl TO the
traitors Of the country. (Applausc.)
By the time the breakfast was concluded, the
regiment had been marched over TO the square
in front Of the hotel, in order to be present at
the Presentation Of a splendid flag by the ladies'.
Hon J. T. Brady made the presentation speech,
an eloquent enc, to which CD. Wilson appro-
priat,ly responded.
The regim Mt then marched down Broadway
to the Park Barracks, where tho men wcro TO
dine, elic'ing all along their line of march,
from the crowds which throngcd tho way, tho
mcst enthusiastic applause for their fnc appear
anoc snd solderly bearing. A. dark the regi
ment departed, going from pier No. N. r., by
way of the Camden & Amboy Limo.
The Twonty-seconi numbers altogether about
1900 mcr, and is most thoroughly armed and
equipped. It is tho finost regiment yet sont
from Massachusetts,
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military and Naval Movements

DEPARTURE or INK i5rH RECIPIENT.
The 10Th Regiment, n. Y. $. ", Goth Regi.
ment of German Rth,s), Col. g. Nol Ans
borg, left last night for Washington. They
embarked from the foo. of G3rd street East
River, on board steamer which -nveyed them
to Elizabethport, whence they proceed by way
Of the New Jersey Central Railway. The resi
ment was slightly above the minimum standard
and presented a very handsome martial appear
ance. Their arms were TO DO distributed to
them en- board the steamer. The following il
the list Of heir field and staff officers. Colonel,
George Won Amsberg Lieut., Cols-el, Z. WrAt-
islaw; Major, Charles SimPsey; Adjutant, A.
MchAslis; QnaItermAster, Herman Il she;
Surgeon DR.. H. Sodier; Assistant Surgeon, p
Fsidbush, NJ. D. Chaplain, Rev. P. Hafner.
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~ n, El..w - m fpt Tue uttaat
viuci u,Gpgrst II IL, ~"s ~ ,lssofal
u,,ut IA, utudlp.- ~ "a, r.aat y4~ty ip'
ia, un,y, 81 1uur.r a. ss c,n4o,lu, n'N
zsaiuu, us - ut,ga., yuu. suos,alu Slu'
trosuu' uuc mur, prr,.rr. u.,rrs, upat "a, pa
uf IA, vr,ls' .t4r yu' ~. n.rf % tw &.
ShLt
NJ I.pv-t AZ Know 90 D., A. -ysr o. $40
ing. Cui ~ t'ry .ulr. a c... .a max d, +. :ts
;auLsL NJ. B,ss .ss-. g! '.'.- -a.. - A.! he
assds b,iOe the l.'y -t!uPsaeAe! IN hl' n
,.siity-a D-mo.rs, i11oed. Who 4, bssn
lom III, first ,u'bI,-k If . re ell1n an earn
ess pAirioi, standing firth, a. 20 many Of hi
parry have, il pr,mp. supper, Of the Amin
istraticn and the Union. wi'h,l: reetui 10 pa
~. Mr. Bro ems constituents virtually eN
Imined and decided upon his course " zen hey
returned him 70 the same post 0. Assistant Al
deTman in 1853 and l. Wa a still more m = he
evidence Of their approval hat he was one OF
the only two OF the Old b ad VITO were again
re,urre ed TO the same position i9r the year l''i
when strong and determiooi movement o.
municipal reform was in p;osre's,
1t seems scarcely fair under such 'lrr nm
stances 10 call up against him, AS the Wi e.
does, the record Of u single vote upon qde'
ton Of municipal legislation, vote regis cred
nine years ago aud vote which, wHether wis.,
or unwiso, beneficial or injurious, Is not showI
20 have been in any way unwOTthly p.ased ON
anything which the writer advances. II B.
very well and very respectable and honorable
and all that, to be IAN old Kuickerboak..r
and Wo are sure that we heartily congratulate
the writer Of that article on The venerable posi-
lion. as a member Of that race and nool, clas'
Of citizens, which he clIim'.
Still il is no time, we submit, Tor even th'
ooSt AGED KnickerbOcker 70 b, too relentless in
dragging forth the memory Of old disputes thai
have passed away.
What we wish 10 know in regard toa eandi-
date for Office now, is whether be be an honest
man and true patriot, and a man csmPetsnt fol
the oIiSos which is profiered to him. And unless
ina 70 be distinct proof to the contrary, proc
mich does not vet appoar-the Uui0n cand
dates for sheriff Occupiss such position. e.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

A MrpNIGHr Row. Between II and ]
o'clock, IN Tuesday night, party of half
drunken mon called at the lager beer saloon OF
John Nolk in Grand, near 9TH s., and de-
manded admttancc. Being refu cd, they broke
in the windows and doors ard gained an en-
trance. MIR. Noik made what reel tanca he
rioters but vi hout eiiec'. The party in heir
drunken fury conplst ly gutted Mr. Volks
place. and destroyed ev'fy Article in it. Nok
escape personal injury hy kee ing n of tho
way, but his wife, who attempted to slNe some
property, was roughly handled. One Of the
parry, banned Wright was arto,'td and war
Iauts for seye al of the others have otCn issued
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Matthew TssnIeispce Benefit sccie,y, will be held
At tie City Assembly r. ms, 40 Broadway on
Thursdsy evening. OCT. 10Th, 1851, by = pubic
meeting snd Bal, ia bsnor Il Father hsttheS.u
lirth.day Tcttt' n admin gent eruap and ladies'
o. cents. b. le Tod At the Cir Assembly Rooms on
the evening OF the BIZ. TIE assent yll he Al.
u''s' d ~ tue H. &. &. Log, 10 will deliver
oieth OIL '1ht Lie ~ Character Of the ,irt.s
APcrte Il Tc't cfS c':" Dr Cummings, who wi !
oelNet an ciisnnal - g" v-tjiHn irtasly for tha
oSvin' Adam lam gar IL speak on the "Hvils
VI NJ le aiice )" Mos v. Wilson and Brewer WI
sing s'the ~ their most popular Temperance o,ies
"p n 1e 'ccssion EDWARD L CARRY, Cha,r,nan
w, ~, uee' g.. ORGB FLEMING, P-ea'L JOHN
nLAkb sec'y PATRICK CULLEgSN, T-eautres
90 t'ia6 ~ ' '0 ~ EVIL
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CofDTrIoN or 1uE BEHrL PRiSoNrUs ~
GovERroR's BLAND Rlmors have reached
the city, and through a Mr.. Du-cnberry, N No.
1i2 Broadway, have been Published in several
Q. the daily = pefs, that the pri'orers in Castle
William wee destitute Il clo.hing a i other
nccossari,s, TO an extent requiring instant no
lief Mr.. Dusenb,riy, in a lachry NOSE style Of
card, soliciis contributions Of moloy and various
articles, let ol which may he sccn at his Of
hce. A visit to the sympIthising MIR. Dd''n
berry, ELECTS the fact that tho ncCeSSsrir, q o,1
and medicine arc not tho needed articles. o.
this score the Gagged traitors aro trerei with
fully at much consideration aS our own gallant
soldier but they need arrow root, ale, IVA
lemons, sugar wine" aud some articles Of
under clothing. Can the government be- ,o'
strongly reprchended, which does not allow I,
its sick and imprisoned rebsls these al 'olu,
necessities" of life Seriously, some artcls
Of clothing may he of use to the prisoners, in
deed they may be said to need thon, but as 10
tho other articles mentioned, there are cortainl
other channels through which e ncrosity nigh
flow 10 more account. We do no. wish 10 i'm
pugn the loyalty OF Mr.. Ddsenberry, he says h
is very patriotic, and we believe him, but he
very phisnth' opic indeed in particular diroc
ton
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Ihttterilyg from WRshlnEt on.
ADVANCE oP OUR LINES.

Washington oct. 9.--About 6 o'clock this
morning the division under the command Of
Gen. Smith at the Chain Bi 70, advanced ami
occupied Lcwinsvillc tho rebel forces retreat
ing. Lewinsville will 10 retained a. well as
the other positions taken by our force today.
a pr ion Of tho troops Under Brig Gen
HILL 70 the right Of Falls Church, and COM
manding that village, ard Biue,t's Hill, which
later il nov in p session Of the rebel pockets.
Alout o'clock Yesterday afternoon Cipt
u tncy, of the 2ith New York, advanced thres
miles II yond Falls Church, on the Lse'burg
"a npikc, with 10 men. when he surprised a
pi. ktt guard Of Of Col. Stewards cavalry
Three of them wee killed snd one taken pri-
soner. They also cspturod bor.e' equipped,
i3 navy plsttls, ssbres, one carbine and ono
telc,tOpe
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LA TIgR

Jc6,rson CRY, oct. 9.-Tho SUR 'ndor Of a
l,dc'al camp ncu llerminu, which was reported
this morning, proves not to have been 80 serious
ON affair a. at first stated
Col. Mathews simply abandoned his camp on
tho approach of the rebels and retired to Her
mann, without loss Of any kind. Tho three
osnnon mentioned in previous di.plt:h DO
longed to the rebels.
Col Harding now tel'gtaphs from Hermann
that he hsd no apprehension Of ~ attack on
'ha, place, and that the G.sconado and Usage
bridge. arc we'll guarded, snd secure against
Ito tpIo'a
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Important from Jefferson City
SURRENDER or COZ MATHEWS.


JeE -.or Cty, Oct. Sol. Ma.h'wS tele-
r-prhai to GOV. Gamble this morning from
Herminn. Mo that be had been compelled to
suIsnder lis canp ith three reco' of cannon,
to a sup rior fo-vs C the rebels. Tho camp OF
Colonel Msih'ws was ., utv nile, from II ~.
mann, and is said 10 have Jn,ained about f,u.
hundred Home Guards. Tn, rebel mum red
some two thousas d. and their ign is TO burn
tho Gasconade bridge in that vicinity Rein.
focements have been 81. TO Hc-mtpn end the
bridge. On hearing Of the apr ZACH Il the r.-
bcl forces thoy began erecting palisades for is
def, nee.
WHEREABOUTS OF oES PRICE.
AZ last accounts the army Of General Price
was ON Gland River, in Henry county. On
Weinesda, last he was marching south ward
A tol'el nsined Wodemeyer ia raising reg-
mcnt az Osceols, for the purpoSe Of making a
foray into Kaneas.
Union men from tho neirl bothcod Of IAxing
ton deny that any session u the Legislature war
held there.
FEDERAL GUERILLA.
Efforts are hcing made 10 organize companies
e NJ sSoufi Rangers t. carry ON guerilla war
fare after the style Of The rebels.
Genersls S'uiges and Lans are understood TO
have received orders 10 mtrch from X tnsis
city ard join General S gel Il S,ialis.
General Sigel sent out detachment Of 400
men on Sunday last TO cut off II rebel supply
train.
tTho Glsconsde bridge is n very important
pom, between e.. LouiS AZ d jeff, rsnn City, and
if DIES roy,d would materially interfere with tho
Jic Of the railroad.
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TAMMANY BALL -Tamnany has put in tho
field the following county tickets County Clork,
II w Genet; Sheriff, WIN. w. Tweed Super
visor, T.. +. Purdy; Coroner, A. X Jackman,
i. S. MeC'nnell, G. J. Dougberty AMI An
thony Eichof.
Supreme Court, Thos. W. Clerke Superior
Court, Claudus Mcneil, John 81. Barbour |;
Court If Common Pleas, John r. Brady; Dis
trct Attorney, Nelson j. Waterbury; Marine
Court, Edn.uEd l.. Ileaine.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, oCTR 10, 1861.


WE have this morning the particulars Of a
successful action on the North Carolina coast
in which the disgrace Of The Fanny was atom Z
for.
The Baltimore city election passed OF quietly
yes,crdiy--fcr the Union
The Co rrnmen. las at last thought 4 TO
n.le scmi.crolai denial Of the absurd stories
ind sriously prcpsgated by the rebel agens
and their newspaper conf"dera'es In Europe, re-
lstive to the offer Of commissions 10 foreign
officers. Mo- owe such offer has been made, ex-
oep, in response TO applications, or, in the sin.
gle esss Of GARIBALn (sho is an American
citizen) in reply 10 an intimaticn that he was
inclined TO sfve.
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FIrE IL WEST l5ru SrREET.-At ga o'clock
Yesterday afternoon thhiog fire occurred in
the apartments Of Mrs. Perry Hopkins, situated
on the fourth floor OF the dwelling house No.
3i3 N",i Ii h street.
1uR SHOOTING ACCIDENT AT LANDM AIMS
PARK.-The Sergeant in Col Won Ambers's,
18th regiment, who was accidentally shot in the
neck on Tuesday, by Sergeant Witten, OF the
same re, imen', with whom be was skN -larking,
il reported to be very dangerously wounded, and
the police have arrested Wilton with the design
of holding him until the result OF the wound Is
positively known.
KILLED IA 4 FALL rRoM \ Sroor.-Coro-
ner Schirmer held an i,qIest yesterday, at No
l2G Mott street, in the rear, upon the body of
May Jane Mccullough, a child years old, who
wa KILLED ~ a tall frouu tho back stoOp. The
| railn-G t-o stop, II appears, was rotten, AMI
| While tn deceased was leaning against y, II
| gave way and she was piCcipitated TO the area,
; ard fatally injured. Tho jury rendered verdict
| Of accidental death, but censurod the owner o.
the PREMISE To- his carolessness in not having
| the railing renewed.
| FouSp DEowSrp The body of an uni nowr
man, about 20 years Of age, was found yester
day, in the dock at pier %, Mr.. Deceaset
had ON a black pea JACKIE, black pint' g.. lie
had gold ring on one finger, gold studs in his
shirt, aud railroad ticket from Troy to New
York in his pocket. Inquest today.
| FATAL FALL FROM \ WINpow.-James
Hughes a child, fell yesterday from an upper
window Of Pol East 18th street, and was killed
Coroner Schirmer was notified, and will hold an
inquest upon tho body day.
| WATcmMAN KlLLEp.-Last evening John
Morris, Waterman on the Harlem Railroad
bridge at l09th street, was killed 10y being rur
over by an up train.
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LEGAL REPORrs-wEDNBsDAv.



More about he Old Police Cterks-Elprd
Simpson, Assignee &C. n, The Mayor 5.c-
This action involves the same old question e
the cons. utionality Of tho metropolitan P,lics
Ac which has been mans times statet il tue
suT--i articulatly about tho m ddle Of Noyem-
Der lsst.
On the 18th Of November, 1860 a similar case
was tried At the Circuit before Juftie, Mullen,
who directed the jury to find for III def, uttuts,
holding that the Metropolitan Polioe IL vas
constiiutional-or pua BE- considered sos tho
Court If Appeals had 80 determined. As that
act placed the app -inting Of such clerk, in the
hands Of the Poioe Commission err, and the
plaintiff was assignee Of AN appointso OF tha
Mayor and Aldermen. he c)lli not recover.
This case came up on demurrer before the
Special Term, the def ndants Directing that tho
complainant did not state suffi ,ieut cause uf
action, the plaintiff being an assignee Of an sp-
poiD'ee Of the Mayor and Aldermen, IA in the
Case above stated.
The plaintiff raised the old ques ion Of tho
nttitu,iorSlitv Of tho Police bill, and Argued
II At length. Decision was reserved.
Court Of q, neral Ne ssions.
Before Recorder IIorrMAN.
Edward Gilmore, Il notorious character, who
has been in the Pententisry, pleaded guilty to
pocket picking, and was remsnded for sent ncs
John ID bis, respectfully dressed and inelfi-
gent looking vopnT man, pleaded guilty to for
gerry in tho Third degree, and was remsn1ed for
sentence
Geo. i. Clements was tried ard committed
Of forgery In the third degree. lie obtained I've
$500 Treasury notes f,om Livingston, Clsws
& Mason, by means Of forged certiii d check
on the jersey City Blnk.-kemin dod for sons
tenCC,
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Chicago, oct. 9.-The TribuHeS ClJo spe,ial
adv ices from fsducah represent that our troop'
aro preparing for the reception of the robeIs
who IN heavy rec, are sad 70 DO advancing
against that place. The women and children
of tbs, place are being sent away.
Everything indicates an approaching strug-
gle.
General McClornard will issue tomorrow a
proclamation causing a drinking and gamb-
ling hOust to cease operation.
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baltimore, oct. 9.-Thc City Council election
today, was very quietly conducted. Tho rebel,
made no opposition. Tho total vote pollyd,
reached D. jS7. The whole Union ticket was
elected without any opposition, save lev scat
iering votes. This vote exceeds, by 33S, tho
=, coesion vote of last April, by which the mem
bora Of the Legislature, who are nos confined in
Fort Lafayette, claimed thor scu,
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LIST Scou Lite Ge-rd, tfh NrHiin.-t y.
" lurterN Col A W, Ia lor-T = ilAg fn.ri, q,
CONT ~ oftte 'nperS ftns a ~, I,fe &, ,,d
an associstl "a t'ued OF .hO~e s,ho nave srysd IN
~ Me- i'sI War ami on the call e te p sridrs,l
tho As@c alton Immediately organig'd Ito Ntovs
Regiment, and Vas oue uf tic frH Neg uien,s 40.
cepied IN tie U. 3 service FOR ne war. They en
for the sea' Of WAT with the Suute oornpinirli Of
men, $40, and was IN the At New ppft NsvH
Va 6tt ia now sttioned NJ Havre de Grace, Nd.
Gen DIX has ordered the Rsgiusrt n Ne inafeAaeA
To tho @ ver,ment standard Of ln46 m,n, in usii-
ately. Recruit ng OH has Ten opened At lAl
Grand ct for recruits when they uniformed and
sent every day 10 the camp ~ the Regiment Re-
cruting c'hcers Major wH JAHIsON ard Lieut..
JAMES N. DONALD. se2s lNsslgi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-10
A Coon Worn Pon ANornER CANprnArE

A Coon WORD FoR ANormER CANDIDATE.
The Mozart Hall Democracy have nominated
was a member Of Capt. Vsrian's company,
whose battery so vigorously retired from Can.
treville on the evening before or morning of
the battle ofBull Run, and was the spokesman
of those who insisted on that retirement, over
rolling the Urgent entroaties of Capt. vnian
tina. they would stay and participate in the bat