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OF the above Tho inquest adjourned over for owf
days II order to obtain tho attendance Of some wit
nesses from Washington.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE ON Observation-Disclosures Jackman
was called upon yesterday hold an inquest at pier
10 East river upon tho body OF Perry b. Covers cap
tain Of the California packet ship Blackhawk, who
committed suicide by shooting hmsef through tho head
WIN pistol From the evidence elected before the
Coroner, appeared that deceased was suffering from
dyspepsia, and was very low spirited in consequence
yesterday morning he came board the vessel about
seven ecloek and retired to the cabin soon afterwards
the mate, William Fl. RUSSELL heard the report of
pistol and saw smoke issuing from tho companion way
upon examination he found that tho smoke emanated
IRON lhe captains staeroom, and entering he found
uecsased lying dead on tho floor and pistol alongside OF
hfh. NO other reason, that Of III health,
Dr. hanlon made an examination Of the body, and
iouha tat the ball had entered the skull through the right
ear and passed out the opposite side After passing
through and through the skull, tho ball took upward
course, shattered looking glass which hung In the cabin,
anu tnen passed into the Joiner work Of the vessel The
ship, and only accessible TO deceased The jury In
TINS case rendered verdict OF saicde while laborng
under temporary alteration Of mind" Captain Bowers
was about 80 years Of age and native Of this
try.
FWAL RESULT OF A FALL.-Wfliam THOMPSON native
OF Ireland aged fortyh years died at the New York
Hospital Friday night from tho effects Of fall receiy
ed VI the Of Sonh Depeyster streets on Wed
nosday last under the following circumstances. Dcceas
ed appeared walking along the street apparent
good health whom no suddenly observed reel and
fall TO the sidewalk, as If in mt Upon being picked up
by the police and conveyed TO the hospital it
tanned that his skull Fractured and that the injury
was one OF fatal character Coroner schrmer held an
inquest ON the body when the jury rendered verdict Of
accidental death.
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MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES RfHEs,
oa0 RrnahMaY Oct O iSG1

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES RHTEs, I
800 Broadway, Oct o. 1861, !
notorious fact that the supply Of hospital stores,
surgical INSTRUMENTS baadagos lint and all such articles,
which butc TO the comfort Of the sick and disabled,
and mitigate the horrors Of war, that furnished by
the government, totally insufficient. You would,
therefore, the warmest thanks Of the sick and dis
eased whose numbers have creased greatly in conse
quencc the sudden change Of the weather. by permit
ting small space in your Journal for appeal to the
well known patriotism and to the tender hearts of tho
ladies' OF Ncw York to contribute such hospital stores,
bandagcs night shirts Int and such other nccessares as
their charity and benevolence would prompt Them -
bestow. The wife who has attended the sick bed Of q
beloved husband the kind sister who has relieved the
pains &c fond brother, and the anxious mother who las
kept watch over perhaps an only child alnns cruE 80
all their comforts viii not be repealed to Ia vain Con
trbuiions money which w,l be applied to the purchase
cf such articles win he thankfully received by Col ko4y
2annws at the head1ua. tiers by tie Surgeon OF the
regiment Dr L, Il sia2h at his residence. No HnIt
son street
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AINANY n, J :, Tct 1867.
The Peoples and Republican County Conventions have
agreed on Jacob A Werner republican, for state senator
and Henry Sloan democrat, for sheriff. The C1nNcn.
lions split the candidate for County Clerk The Re-
publican Convention nominated James Weldon rcpub
can, for that ore, and the Peoples Convention, Judge
Robinson, democrat.
SYRACUSE, Oct. IL 1861
The Peoples Convention met this afternoon and nota
mated Hon Thomas g. Ayord for Assembly iy Il of
nifty twenty lie had previously been nominated by
the republicans The democrats divided, but many of
the ical!ng men OF that party are supporting him.
BiSGHAMToN, n. ", Oct. IL 1861.
The Union Comfy Convention yesterday nominated
George Bartlett democrat, for member e he Assembly
and full ticket. The Republican Convention subse-
quenty endorsed the ticket.
SARATOGA SPRINGS Oct IL 1891.
Hon. John Willard Of Saratoga, dominated rs the
Union candidate for senator to-day ard ou9crsed by tho
republicans in the district composed OF Saratoga Fulton
and MONTGOMERY.
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Religious Intelligence.


In the Church Of the Purjians Rev. Or. Cheever will
preach this evening the 'ciam and Command Of God
Tor National Emancipation Required and Confirmed by
Divine Providence in the Constitution
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner Of
Waverey place, the Rev. George L. Thra rector Of tho
Church Of the Messiah, will preach this evening sor
vices at halpas en hafpast three and half past
O'Clock
"A Missing Diseple"-"Pian Speaking" Rev Isaac
= kaoch will preach these subjects Laigh street
church (St Johns park) this morning and evening.
David, the Hero Of Rebelons win be tho subject Of
the hfth discourse Of the series the Military Heroes
OF the Bole" at the Brooklyn Tabernacle this evening
The Rev. William Alvin Bartlett viii preach at half past
Zen O'Clock A. NJ. and haIf-past seven o'clock 7. NJ
In the Blocker street Universast church. corner Of
Downing street, communion services at half past
and half past seven O'Clock r. NJ Rev Moses Baou viii
consider the question: "If tho Bible is of God why is il 50
obscuree"
hrs Cora L. Y. Hatch will speak at Dodworth Hall 500
BROADWAY, At haf-past ten A. ~ and half past P.
NJ Subject" Higher Law, the Voice Of Conscience
All Men arc Universalists-Rev. f. q. Brooks will
preach on this topic in tho church in Twentieth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues this afternoon at
three O'Clock Sabbath school sermon with exercises
by the school, at hafp past ton O'Clock.
In -. AIMS church, Rev, Thomas Gaaudet, rector,
Scrvlces aS usual with the voice nj half past ten A. NJ
and halfpast p. NJ, and the sign language at
three p NJ The rector will preach In the morning In
he evening the Rev. f. c. Ever will by request repeat
the sermon on Angels delivered tho morning Of
September 90.
IN the Second Universais church. Historical Society
Building, corner Of Eleventh and Second avenue
Rev. g. 7. Flanders will preach this morning and even
ing at the usual hours The third discourse on " In
mortality" will be delivered in tho evening
Rev s A. Corey will preach in the Murray Hin Baptis,
church, Thirty'afth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, at half past ten O'Clock A. M and at half past
aaark u II. ---.,-- a..
Rev. Hubbard WinsIow, D. D., will preach in tho
Northwest Presbyterian church, Fiftieth street,
Eighth avenue at half past ten A. and half past seven
Pm.
~ Thomas chureh,--1hs being communion Sunday,
tho services will be at halpast ton A. ~ and half pas,
+, NJ.
The Rev. Henry Blanchard will preach the subject
What are doing with esn in the Church oil the Re-
storaion Frst Unversalis of Monroe place and
Clark street Brooklyn this evening The public are cor
daily invited to attend.
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AMslrSG--SpEs, ER.-ln New London, Tuesday, Oc-
toberS, at ST. James church BY Rev. Dr. Haiiam,
sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Harris, HENRY AMu NC, OF New
York to CECILIA Lord SPENCER, Of the former place
Western md Philadelphia papers please copy.
Bt NkER-WfrD.-In Brooklyn, Thursday, October
TO- by the Rev. ~ Vest Mr.. ALBERT 4. BUNKER MARY
T., only daughter Of J.. r. Webb.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, June IL, at the
Church of the Holy Apostles, by the Rev. o. J. Gear
HAIRY DONOVAN 10 MARY, daughter OF the late VIM
Noble, ESQ OF Beevale, Orange county, \, Y.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, October Q, at
the residence OF tho BRIDES father by the Rev Thomas
f. Vasser, Dr. DEsAuIr GUERNSEY ri New York city to
LYDIA a., eldest daughter OF Joseph Reynolds, ESQ., OF
Armenia
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GENERAL WOOLs BODY GUARD.

The recruiting for this popular organization Is pro-
crossing rapidly, under the supervision OF Lieutenant
Mclck One company Of picked sent to Fortress
Monroe last week 70 fl up tho squadron which is sta
toned there and the energetic Len0nont who was seat
on to this city by General WOOL for the special purpose
Of raising an additional hundred men, TO be in
fair way to accomplish his object opportunity
now offered TO those DESTROYS Of serving their country
under this veteran commander. The recruiting Office is
at No AL Broadway,
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THE TWELFTH REGIMENT. N. Y. s. NJ.

"A an evidence OF the wide spread influence drill and
discipline among those really fit to become soldiers
learn that daily applications pouring from various
sections Of the country for opportunity Join this corps
now recognizing for the But although the ranks
much thnned by promotions to other commands Of
the old officers viii 90 with it, and whio this retards rs
immediate progress II gives that when III the
field II viii prove credtabe 10 the militia % the State
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MILITARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.
THE CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. AL.

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. AL.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or New YORK, |
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFfItE, Albany Oct IL, 1851 !
In accordance with General Orders No IS from this de-
partmcnt the organizations known the Shepard Rifles
the SCOTT Rifles and the Union Res hereby conso
dated into regiment, to BIO known and designated
the Fifty first regiment New York Volunteers
Tho Shepard Rifles will be consolidated into six ieJ
companies the Scott Rifles into (2) companies and
the Union run-- mo ,ro %, companies. (.
Tho officers rendered supernumefary BY this arrange
ment will be honorabiy discharged.
The Following persons are appointed field officers Of the
regiment thus organized and together with the and
company officers hereinafter designated, viii be comms
rolls, certified TO by the mastering officer, shall have
been fled in the office of the Aduant General Of the
state: -
Colonel Edward Ferrcro.
Lieutenant Colonel Anton Martin I.chtcnkosh.
Major Robert B. Potter.
Surgeon, Ephraim W. Buck.
Assistant Surgeon, Charles W. Torrey
Chaplain Owen n Benton
Adutant, Augustus ]. Dayton.
Quartermaster, Daniel w. Horton.
Captain, Norris Hazard.
Captain, Samuel II. Sims.
Captain, George W. Merritt
Captain, John G. Wright.
Captain, Stephen w. Chase.
Captain, VIM d. Campbell
Captain r. q Mitchell.
Captain, Frank +. Mclva,ne.
Captain, Thomas Phillips
Captain David il. Johnson
First Lieutmants. Second Lisusenamts.
James NJ. Miller Alfred Duff
David W. Wright, James II Halstead,
George A. Porter, Thomas ID. Marsh,
William Cuff, John 7. Rupcue,
Henry Francis, A. w. McKee,
Frank W. Tryon, James A. johnston
Henry II. II0ibrook, l.. o. Goodrdgc
John stuart, Andrew T. Fowler
Charles Graft Allen
Frederick Graef. Adolphe Bugert
Colonel Ferrero will report with his command to Brga
dior General Burnside, at Hampstead, L. l. Brigadier
General Yates Is charged with the execution Of this
order. By order Of the Commander in Chief
THOS. HIlH0USE. Adutant General
SPECIAL ORDERS 32T.
STATE OF NEW YoRx, pEPoT or VOLUNTEERS
New YORK Cry Oct IL 1861. I
In compliance with special orders No AL from general
headquarters, Colonel Ferrero, commanding the Fifty
first regiment, New York Volunteers, will make requis
ton for transportation TO Hampstead, Long Island on
Colonel y. D. TomFkins The several commands CONSOLE
dated as stated in said order will report Col Ferrero
and will mako requstion for transportation from their
several places of encnmpmen 10 Palace Garden upou
Brigader General Arthur Colonel Ferrero will re ort
the company officers, as consolidated. BY order Of
CHAS. YATES,
Brigader General, commanding depot,
THos. AIIcoeK, 4. d. C.
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T0O LATE For CLASSIFICATION.

OnLH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
~ At meeting Of the Democratic Assembly Nominating
Convention held AZ Began " West Thry.second street,
Friday evening" October H. motion, James Aste
elected Chairman. and Daniel strain aud Henry Aohen
elected Secretaries The roll OF delegates the Conventions
heing called the following answered 70 their Denns
W. Buckley, Anthony ketnan, Daniel Strain. D9muick
Lynch Eaw,4td Degnan, Constantine Grimes, X Mur-
phy, Michael Dqugherty, John Rcnnet Patrick iooic.
Michael Rehe Henry Bohleu, DANES Somers LOUIS ohe.
James Hcssier jacob Mark Michael j. Green Hugh Gal
ogy Patrick Fitzpatrick, james Aspcit John Bransan.
john Farrell James Casey, Alex. Mcv,Ne,
Patrick Marry, James Duffy Enos hcMulen john oCon-
noe James Kelly Tie Convention then proceeded 10 nomS
n Atn 4 rnndif9e nv a viva vote, wheroulOn JOHN
aAgpY was unanimously nominated as the candidate for
Assembly el TIE Elegenth district
The Chair appointed Dennis ". buckley Jacob Mark.
Mielnel Green, En0S McMull9a anu Alex Melville n
c,ininiitce 10 Inform MIR. Hardy Il his nomination
LANES ASfILlA Gairinan.
DANIEL SrB,ts IENRY BoslNs Secretaries
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NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MI
IITIt

One hundred and fftecn will leave for the campa
Jamestown, Md, on Tuesday next They enlisted
by Lieutenant j. D. Wickham, who goes with them
All are fully equipped. Letters only will be received at
the nrmory until twelve NJ on Tuesday. These men arc
To lll mp the companies. The regiment now numbers
some twelve hundred men, with fire battery of eight
James rided twelve FOUNDERS. Colonel stiles ia now
Acting Brigader General and Lieutenant Colonel ualict
IS IN command OF the regiment.
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Additional European News by tho elias
cow, on Cape Race.


CARE RACE, N. =. Oct. r. 1851.
The following is the balance OF the Gasgow's news
Tho Glasgow left Queenstown on the evening OF tho 3d.
she has general cargo and cabin and las steer
age passengers, all well.
she expe fenced fresh westerly breozcs during the
voyage
On the 9TH signazed the steamship City Of Manchester
from Now York, bound to Liverpool
oh inc same night exchanged signals with large
steamer, supposed TO be the Africa from New York
for Liverpool.
Tho issue Of pamphlet at Florence condemnine tho
temporal power OF the Pope produced great sensation
PORTUGAL.
Report says the King Of Portugal is to marry a prin
cess Of Savoy.
All tho fnnctionaries Ia the Council of Pesth have ton
dcrcd their designations.
The Assembly Chamber at Pesth was occupied by Mill
tary, and the members forcbly prevented from enter
ing
Count Jaroby had returned unopened tho order Of
government requesting him to remain In oince
TURKEY.
II was stated that the Bosnans and Servians had dc.
clared in favor Of the Montenegrins
POLAND.
solemn meeting Of the Poles called for the 10th Of
October near Lublin
BRAZIL.
The Brazil mails had reached England. Rio dates are
TO September g. Coffee active at decline good Ars,s
$1,000 81 800; stock, 80 900 bags
BUENos AYREs.
Negotiations for peace Buenos Ayres had been broken
Off and battle was imminent
The country under martial law
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Tamn,any Assembly Conventions.

SECOND DsTRcr.-Mr Daniel Ieamy nominated for
member Of Assembly from the Second district on Friday
night, by the Tammapy Convention.
EIGHTH rsTNcT.--Mr Francis Clarke received the
mnation for be Eighth Assembly district from the Tam
many Convention, on last Friday evening.
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Colonel Scrolls regiment Of Engineers and Artisans
otherwise the engineer officers and soldiers regiment
took its departure from its camp Staten Island for
Washington yesterday.
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Mozart Assembly Convention.

Ffeus,,h District-The above Convention met last oven
ing and after debate adjourned to wednesday
evening next, without making nomination
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Union Assembly Nomination..
New York state Politics.

Eighth Dis'ric.lhia Convention met last evening and
sir Epcs H. Elcry received The unanimous nomination.
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Genuine Russian Steam Bath, 62 East
Twentv-seyanth street near Fourth Rooms and
board for patients. THEU. dEBEKE.
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Prizes Cnshcdl Prizes Cashed! Prizes
cashed in all egazed Lotteries and information given by
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, Nos II and 10 Wall street.
up stairs, New York,
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Charlotte g. smith has Opened her Fall
and Winter Ctoaks, IN Velvet SILK and Coth at
i42 Broadway corner of Tweni y-slx til street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--The Best In the
word-Harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold ant
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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soldiers, Protect Your Health.-IIOIl0-
ways Pills the efec remedy Tor bilious dis
orders bowel complaints &c.
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Pure TObnccO.-Ycllow Bank T0bnc-
cooodN ms Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
pnres for sale by all tobacco and scgar dealers aud
wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER 217 Water street.
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Royal Havana Lottery-Conducted by
the Spanish government Prizes cashed and Information
furnished by
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Fall Style Young Gents Hats. Also,
the Oxford Soft Hat Now ready at WHITES, the Halter
ZIG Broadway.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peeEThc best in the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye paivaely applied No Astor House.
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Pnrc Liquors.-Buy Your Liquors for
Wholesale family trade at Fifteenth street Distlery
tabllshed In 1882, at 255 West Fifteenth street
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To Gcntlemen.-Shfrts to Order
viii be made IN any style required, and In ma
tcfai, nufacture and fitting, by
UNION ADAMS 6s7 Broadway.
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Omoial Drawings or Murray, Nody &
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
kKSrucKr, EXTRA CLASS 3s7-October IL. 1861.
62, 81, "a. ~, l, Is, 7, %, 66, 80, 50.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 3Ss-October IL, 1851.
co. 65. lo 10, IA, IS, 2S, 56, 90 4, So q g. so, 49,
Circulars sent free Of che.: y sJsressgs .tbs:l:
~ NJ. Coyington, KY, st. Louis, Mo.
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power and control matters their own way Tor ioni
time to come. IF they succeed In their op)ect al
the efforts that have been mnde for reform--tne
appointments of Charter Commission ana ALI
viii in reality DO lost, and matters, anything, DO
worse than they were before. The most importah'
point for tho people look to in the November election is
that Of the legislature and unless they move In the mat
ter and act in unison the Ring will carry their point
Having already secured Tammany Hall to this conspiracy,
they are now turning their attention to other organiza
tions and in reality trying to make their bar
gain both with Mozart and the republicans This is the
secret Of so many Aldermen and ex-Aldermen making
such desperate efforts 10 the nominations for
Senators and Assembymeu.
The politicians in tho upper end Of the island just
now in wonderful state Of excitement the Senate
question. The Tammany Senatorial Convention met
on Thursday night, and took one hundred and forty
ballots for Senator without any choice The
vote from the first to the last, stood Connolly
ID; Charlick, IL; McCarty, 5-Connoly receiving the
support of the Twenty first and Twentieth wards Char
lick the Twenty second and Twelfth and McCarty the
Nineteenth ward. The contest is nice little affair, to
say tho least How it will terminate yet remains mys.
terry to all outsiders those managing however may have
devised the ways and whereby |. will be ended.
They are to have another pull at il on Monday night.
Until then leave them their ppeaying, advising
them however, not to break the Sabbath by any opera
tons in the merchantable commodity Of the upper
districts.
Tho German organization making considerable
noise, but the movement appears to be repudiated by
many Of the leading democratic Germans who call it a
republican dodge. The committee Of the organization
have agreed upon ticket which they viii report to the
Convention Thursday night for their approval which
bears upon the face Of it republican look The follow
ing the names said TO be agreed upon by the
mttee -
FSr Sheriff.. l.. Vulte democrat
FIR County Cferk-Iemuel Bangs republican.
For Experimentation Hunt, republican.
For District AhosNs y-James NJ. smith, democrat.
For Judge Of Sapreme Cou,t-Ihomas W. Clerke demo-
crat.
For Judges Of The Superior Cot-J b Woodruff, repub.
-'-."-ov Hofr"-
IcaHi mu, -, .n~-~-., iv',,v,,rs~y
FIR Judge Of Common PledsJohn r. Brady, democrat.
For Judge Of Marine Conyt--Robert A. Adams, rep.
This however, looks to like trick for there
Germans the ticket German interests represented
in il.
The following the Of those gentlemen already
placed in nomination for the county and legislative
oflces:-
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Trusses.--Marsh & Co.'s Radical euro
TrIsses also Military Shoulder Brace Abdominal sup.
porter combineda superior article. No 2Vesey st. Astor
House, opposite the church.
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Trnsges, Abdominal Supporters, Sus-
pensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces, Drs GLOVER
THOMAS, No Ann street, under Barnuu's Museum.