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rev OF the promenaders Of broadway they belong
s e. axe % anal s have failed to melee the snghs
the Fashionable ladies have appeared autumn with
nog y y onr city s 'Gas sssa
With sdmrng upon Of these stylish
where hsy psns and be
a's orm h Similarly lyman sn
sss-who we Know Who ecsny returned from Europe,
sd our attention e the prsvans excellence and
he ssSonas sao
;is sS ss
ho%s.ior they Doubtless were purchased at Careys
on, q BroaaWay1s really srayns 70 The national vssy
ed from The best manufacturers IN those cities by who
saa has sece returned sas
X IRON from az fSs s msses ns
Ss m WAS formerly IN business IN Broadway and
seausaty his taste in these articles or course
esaaae hsse sa,'hsis
ed 70 them 70 visit the IN question and satisfy
Official Drawings OF the Delaware State
90 a. EXTRA CLASS 47-Noyember %. 1851;
49, TO- es 10, . q a. as 81 S. ,ss, 49, 50, g.
SO, 40, IS, So, so. ~, 81, 2, 6e, 70, %, 22,6
JOHN JOIN Wv v. WALKER, Commissioners.
Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy s.
CO.'S kentucky ana MISSOURI State Lotteries
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 603-November 80 1861.
"a, 81, As, 80, IS, 5S, AZ, Is, %, 60, 46, Is.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 6l0-Noyember %, 1851
SO, 7, 81, Al, ~, so, l6, 90, Sc, rs, 3D.,
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either 10
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
Covfngton, KY, or St. Louis, Mo.
500, 900 Topograph Map OF Virginia
Cor Is CenLIOYDs steel plate Map OF Virginia. feet
hundred thousand dollars price Is
cents; six copies for 81; 164 Broadway.
Empire Sewing Machines.
Prices reduced. Terms accommodating. $40 Broadway
BatchelOr's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable instantaneous Sold and APP
; Piled at BATCHELORS Wig Factory, Is Bond street.
Ladics-Hunt's Court Toilet Powder and
Bloom Of Roses have equal No. 2 Astor place.
Mothers, Remember This-Dr. Tobias
Venetian lniment Ia for Group Only cents
Truases.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical euro
Trusses also Military Shoulder Brace and Abdominal Sup
porter combined-a superior article No. 2Vesey ST.
House. opposite the church. "A a
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
privately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
Cnmpbcll, Chemist and Apothecary,
corner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty street-Pure
and genuine Drugs Medicines and Perfumery.
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Truases.-AIarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Irnsses also Military Shoulder Brace Abdominal Sup
porter combned-a superior article No. 2vesey st.,
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Official Drawings of the Delaware Sta,

EXTRA CLASS, f-November %. 1861.
z6, 20, 6S, 10, Z, II, 81, As, 81, So, 20, &c. 67.
CLASS 4S-November g. 1861.
-, 40, IS, S., so, ~, 81, 2, 66, 70, rs, %, 6.
JOIN JOHN Wv W. WALKER, Commissioners
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best In the world wholesale RETAIL the dye
privately applied. No. Aston House.
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Cnmpben, Chemist and Apothecary,
corner OF Eighth and Twenty eighth sree-Pure
And genuine Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery.
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BREWSTER 4 CO., OF BROOME STREET.
ID Oer their popular styles Of Road Wagons and Carriages
for sale ut corner of Broome and Mott streets,
THEIR ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS
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second hand without top: double ated Carriages
with double top also Light Wagons and second hand
mt "a West Twenty ninth street. between Sixth and Seventh
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ExPRESs FOR EUROPE, HAVANA AND THE IVES
u INDiESThe Norris Express % Broad street. forward
and receives frc and parcels by every steamer Once
and agents "a eye fy large city abroad
L. w. MORRIS, Custom House Broker and Notary.
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L1OR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, SPLENDID
team Of gray Mares, l5l hands high Apply to J. w.
pa Cherry
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DROF. BONDS DANCING GYMNASIUM AND. KAT.
ing Academy, Z75 Blocker Mondays and 3hurs-
days New classes forming. First Hop "Wednesday evening
Nov. q.
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TJORSES-NEw YORK TATTERsALLS, SIXTH AVE
IL nue., Of Thirty ninth street. Tuesday. Nov. 26 ~
IL o'clock auction Of twelve by catM0gue,
second hand Wagons and Harness. Blankets Robes &C.,
also q brown Mare top Wagon and light harness.
WIN. N. LANGLEY, Proprietor.
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A LARGG STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
IA Bill ard Tables with Phelan's Combination Cushions
for sale At prices suit the times.
PHf.LAN 10 COLLENDER, 63 to 60 Crosby street. n Y.
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CAPT. Tuos. j. WooD and Lieut.. Col. Rich
ard W. johnson, both Of Kentucky, and attach
ell 10 the L. Cavalry, were on Friday APP
pointed Brig. Generals Of Volume rs, aud assign
ell TO commands under Maj. Sherman in that
state.
CAPT. Averll, of the L. s. Mounted Rifles,
has be. a signed to the command OF founKs
Kentucky now called Penusy lyania cavalry.
Baron Won Veg,sak, Of Sweedsn, has becn
appointed an aid to Maj. Gen. Wool.
Que of our best scouts report that nowhere this
side Of Bull Run the rebels are in strong force,
and that they are constantly on the alert expect
ing battle. lie represents that there Is much
sun, ring in the rebel camp especially at Their
outpUsis.
Rebel pickeis appeared within a quarter OF n
mile Of our troops al LewinsyIlle. On Friday
night their pi, kcts got between our own aud
The liver hut were not long in rcc'ifying thoir
blunder. But one h, use was occupied at Lsw
insville on Friday,
The Government has arrested certain parties
West who had large quantities Of goods, in
tended 10 DO taken out GA the plains and through
The Indian Territory into the rebel states. Con
trahsnd trade Of sn extensive g. aracter, II Is be-
lieved, is thus prevented.
Gen. Anderson left kentucky for Washing
ton Friday afternoon.
Eleven rebels were arrested a. Lebanon Juuc'
tion, and taken to Louisville Friday evening,
Lager beer Is now prohibited in the camps o.
tho Army Of the Potomlc, under recent strln
gent anti.liauor order of Con. McClellan's.
| Such il the change Of sentiment IN baltimor
| that certain gentlemen who were seceseionist
| one month az are now trying to obtain fedora
| offices. Several stan pcdcs OF slaves recent,
occurred in Worcester County, Maryland.
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Police In,clIixnncc, 90.

ARREST OF NOTED TuEvEs--SuARr PRAC-
TICE IN CoURr Recon- For several days
police officers King OF the 10Th Ward, and Eli
sail Of the 9th Wards have been watching the
movements # three noted and dangerous char.
acters attached TO thieving fraternity of this
city, who were prowling about the Broadway
shops evidently with the intention to seal.
Saturday evening the officers arrested the sus-
pected parties, who are known as May Palmer,
(alias Juhnson,) Charley RothsChilds and Alex.
Scheitz. The female prisoner who probably is
the most expert shop litter in the country, was
released from State Prison only a few weeks
ago, she having been sentenced for five years
for grand larceny in stealing silks from Stewart,
in Broadway. This shrcwd thief succeeded in
convincing Mr., Besle, agent of the Prison As
sociation, that she was the tool Of a more do
sinh ing thief, and by means Of influential friends
and the free use Of money succeeded in pro-
curing her pardon from Governor Morgan.
On searching Mary's apartments, after ar
rest officer King found silks, muslins, segars
| and a variety Of other goods, all Of which are
| supposed to have been stolen. The prise ners
were committed by Justice Connolly for exami .
nation. A large sum Of money, by way of a
| bribe, WAS offer, TO the officers making the
| arrest il they would allo n the premises TO o. E
cape, but it was Indignantly declined.
| MuTISY.-Cbarles DatoD, and Elk others o.
tie crew of the ship Caroline Nesmith, were ar
| rested Nv Sergeant Holland Of the Harbor
| Police, and taken TO the TOmbs Police Court,
ard there required 10 answer a charge cf mutiuy
and assault with knife preferred by the first
mate Of the ship, whom, according to the testi-
mony, they attacked while the vessel was on hel
way to.n the harbor late on Friday evening
They Informed Justice Connolly by whom they
we're examined, that they would rather 20 TO thu
cells than to Bavre in the Caroline Nesmith, ant
tie Justice, who regards their offence as one re
quiring further investigation, handed thom u
| over 10 the keepers Of the City Prison.
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baltimore, oct. ~ The Richmond E-onirer
says that the work II transforming the J tmes,
town into war vessel ~ rapidly progressing
Passengers from Norfolk and Richmond give
q gloon, sccOUnt &c ifr,irs. The piirer cinssc,
of citizens are suffering much, aud ave really
tired u the war.
The Government authorities have purchases
nearly all tho coffee in Richmond and Norfolk
tuT the soldiers. ,.oi
BENJAMIN Hsger, fc..l.s5 ere ga,nering way
or, falling off, and when she rose and began
e a plunging through. .thT in comm and Of the
-rikesvii1e Arsenal has boen commissioned a
Major General.
The prisoners captured on bord the propeller
Fanny, roschcd Norfolk on Wednesday night.
They sre M follows
Lieut.. |. M Peacock, United States Navy,
commanding the Fanny.
Lieut.. Isaac w. Hunt, Quartermastcr Of the
10Th Indiana.
Corpmals j. T. Tuttle, Of Hudson County,
and G. Everard Of New York City, 10th Of the
New York 9th Regiment.
Also the fellow ing privatos Of the New ork
OH Regiment: Ruwen, llavenu and Edssll all
Of Iudton County; Cunningham, Of Richmo nd
County; Doughefty and Page, of Essex Coun-
ty; John Carson, James Beth and Frank Tro-
then, Of New York City.
AlsO Captain Keeier, Of the goth Indiana
Regiment; Serc cant BARTLETT and IL pHyates,
Indianians and lllir oisiins.
The prisoners c,p,ur,d at ChiCamoromica in
clude Sergeant Major Comfy, of the goth In
diara Regiment, sergeants,2 corpprals, and q
priyatee, of the Goth Indiana Regiment.
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The adya.c. into ylra,ui.

The advance Of Smith brigade to Lewinsvillo
wa nsccssaiy to complete tbs outer line Of fOrti
icuiions commenced week ago at Munson's
and Up'on's hills. Tho exterior line # defence
now extends in a circle from L. Sinsvile and
by Falls Church, Biiloy's Cross Road, to
Springfield Station Ere long ne encmy's
pchos WIN TO dflv"- out Of the VAC ion Of
uSe"' aux river. This includes Mount Vernon.
which will soon he clear d II even rebel scouts.
A party Of gentlemen ard ladies' were day or
two since discussing the pleasure &C an over
land ride TO Mount Vernon, when they were
assured Ivy prominent .ny officer presen,
that If they would wait ten days longer they
might rice down from Alexandra TO Mount
Vernon with as much safety as a trip il no
made TO hun'on's Hill. Tho railroad from
hl"xat dria TO Falls Church is now rannit q
freight trains with regularity, TO the great com
fOit of our Ouiprsts
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ss,ing Il ham, bacon, fresh meat and corn bread.
The population Of Georgetown were oxoseding-
~ WNriike. No businsB was yeing done, and
every man was compelled 10 drill daily The
women encouraged the men TO Join the army.
ana Whoever stayed behind was the subject u
Mr.. Bridges was kept in Georgetown for ten
days. On the tenth day the prisoners wer,
put In irong and taken on board the joseph
where they we're examined by prize Commis-
sioner a. 10 the nationality of the vessel, her
cargo and owners. On the same day, Mr..
Bridges aud companions were sent by railroad
TO Charleston where they were confined in the
common Jail for two months and a half From
what he could glean, Mr.. Bridges stases that
there are about I 900 men left in Charleston.
There is but one hotel open no business Is doing.
and the psorle were commencing TO suffer fron
the want OF tea, coffee ffosh beef AMI articles
Of dress. They have plenty Of corn, but NJ
wheat -four, and were using rice -four, which
made a very sour bread. ShinplasteB alb Juuded
in Charleston, icing o. low rs five cents in de,
nominal on With respect 10 the Union fcel-
itR, Mr.. Bridges says nothing as any express
ION on opinion with northerners led TO instant
and severe Punishment,
About the beginning Of August Bridges and
ms companiUns were sent by railroad fror
Shsriest TO Richmond, where they were al
ioved the ireecom OF the city, but not termitted
10 converse with Union prisoners. Tbor, are
about seventy five thousand soldiers. 20 tn.
Confederstes say, in the neighborhood Il Rick
mond, which presents the appearance It New
York en- Sundays
What the sentiments Of the negroes v,r,
could not be ascertaned, as no one was allev.S
10 speak with them. After icing ia Richmond
for two weeks, the party were sent by railroad
20 Norfolk.
On reaching Norfolk, Mr.. Il dgo, and nj.
companions were placed on a steamboat and
| conveyed under flag Of truce TO Fortress Mo-,
roc. Mr. Bridges will 10 a very importan nj Wit.
ness on the trial Of the Savannah privsteersmen.
Court OF General ses-io.-- SATURDAY.,
Before Recorder HOFFMAN,.
Catharine Raymond, a married woman. vi.
has several times been arrested for pe.l,.
| picking, and has once bteu in the Penitent!.rv
was, ON conviction Of picking tho pocket a .
lady II s2l, sentenced To tho penitentiarv Az
six months. II was stated In Court thai IL.
had expended about $500 In efforts to 70. her
self ole.. ou this charge.
p, A. NJ. Ryan and Chas. Conkln. eouvistod
Of an assault with intent to rob were sentenced
70 the State Prion for 8 years each. III.
| Miller, COW 'cted Of an a,emp, at grand l~-
ccny, was ssn'enced 10 the Stale Piisoa fer ono
| year Adjourned.
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IMPROVISATION CEN1RALAMERICA,

The steamship Champion, from Aspinwal
9th inst, arrived at this port yesterday. The
Champion was conveyed from Aspinwall TO Lat.
20 by the U. s. gunboat Keystone.
The British mail steamer arrived at Aspinwall
from CarthaRena, bringing dates to 3rd inst.
Reperts that General MOsquera Is hammed in at
the city Of BogOta, and that the country was
TaVsged by the contendng armies.
by the Panama Star Of Oct. 9th, we learn
that tho steamer Anne arrived at Tobago on
the I'd instant, bringing the following intelli'
gence
From Buenaventura we learn that the port
still remained blockAded by three small vessels,
carrying about 800 men. There were nearly
1000 MoquTa troops inBuenaventura. IL is re-
. rted that the entire State Of Cavuc has declar
Cd against Aosquera, and that the former had
taken Cali, and was marching on Buenayen-
tura. II Is probable that II Arboleda is success
full, he will, on reaching Buenaventurs, either
send or bring up force here in order TO try and
establish the cause Of the conservative party on
the Isthmus. II is said that Arboleda has hung
-hhNae Ig.AOners In retaliation for those shot by
MOsduera, and that he has announced his inten-
ton, If MOsq uerA should take the lives Of any
more, that he, In return, will shoot every pri
BoDer In his possession.
A letter from PopsyAB, by another arrival,
dated August 10, from an officer OF Arboleda s
force, reports several successes over superior
body uof MosquerA's troops, resulting event
uAlly In the surrender OF the whole At Popayan
On the 10th. .4..U.
In Ecuador, the Government was expecting
that Presidsnt Castillo, Of Peru, would soon
aS~in commence war against the former eoun-
md Guayaquil was beiog fOrd lied In con
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WILLIAMSBURG.

fouSD DFAD.-At about IL o'clock On ga
turday night, colcied woman, named Seaman,
was found dead in her apartment, corner 4
Union avenue and Remson street. Tn, csuss
u hen death is unknown. The Coroner was no
tilted.
rEArH AT STATION HoUsE On Saturday
night respectfully dro' sed woman, 10 year, Il
age, was taken to the 9Th Precinct station hose.
She was supposed TO be insane. She gave her
name as Ellen Smith said she had NO home or
friends. Yesterday afternoon she was found
dead in her eel, II is supposed from the effests
Of poison taken the night before. Coroner Mw-
ply will hold an inquest today.
Further News, sec Third Page.
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Affairs In New Mexico.

81 Louis, oct. 12.-The correspondence OF the
st. Louis Republican at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Of Sept 22d, says:
New Mexico Is still free from invasion by tho
Texans. On the 18th inst AZ Fort Monte
roy, 100 Navajoes made an attack on thai post,
but were repulsed, with loss of 20 killed and
"A taken prisoners. The troops in the fort had
but one man wounded.
Col ST. Train has resigned, and II ia under
stood that Kit Carson will succeed him in the
com nand. q,
The Governors call for the enrolment Of al
males between IS and As docs not seem to elicit
much attention from the people. have yet to
tear Of the first man complying with It's 10
nuirementg
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Reported FIsh, AZ santa Ro...
The Rebels Attack Wilson's
Zouaves.

bammore, Oct. ~. -1he Norftlk Day BooE
sceived this morning, contains dispatches fcom
view orleans, giving an &C cunt of a surprise
sno stisck made o. Colonel Billy Wilson's 9Th
the 9Th instant.
Detachments from several Mississippi. Loui-
SARA and Alabama regiments made landing
IN the night and drove in WILSON, pickets, and
shortly aforwar,ls fierce fight began.
The IOuaves Of G. lionel Wilson se credited
with having fought th great bravery, and the
rebels admit Lea II forty killed and about dou-
bic that number wounded
The rebels claim TO have spiked the guns Of
the Zouaves, and destroyed all their camp oani-
page. They slso lain TO have committed great
slaughter among the ZOusves, but give no mum
Ter ~ the killed.
The rebels also say they carried OF number
Of ITienners.
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Us, District Attorneys once.

ADVENTURES OF A NORTHERN MAN IN DIXIE.
Cn Saturday morning, Horace W. Bridges
visited the u. S. District Attorney office, and
related his adventures in Secessia. Mr.. Bridges
was first mate Of the schooner Joseph, which
sailed from Philadelphia TO Cardenas on the 9th
Of April last. On the return voyage, and when
20 miles off Charleston, the JOSEPH was cap
tured by the privateer Savannah. The captain
OF the Joseph, X, N. Meyers was placed on board
cd eight hours afterwards, in consequence Of her
capture by the United States brig Perry. Mr..
Bridges ard the rest Of the crew, four In num-
ber were left en- boud the Joseph, and with a
prize crew taken to Georgetown, South Carroll.
ma. They were placed In the Georgetown jail
and strictly guarded. Mr.. Bridges states tina,
| his treatment was very good, hlsdAily food con
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TIE Fre-.-, and Blair Doe--eu.s.



J. Q. Belrsan, reporter for the Cincinnati Es-
qnrer, was sent 70 s.. Louis in the capacity Of
war correspondent. Hon. n. M. Corwins, Judge
Advocate, bad pres OF business, and nesdsd
The lsbors Of a copyist. lie svailed himself Of
Mr.. bslman, who was 10 be properly compsn'
fshd ior making fair copies Of a certsin CORES.
pondeDte, II being necessary 10 forward dupli-
Gates o. the papers in the case, TO Washington
-, Mr.. Holman, In copy ing the letters, found
tnem interts ing, and wondered they hsd not
been IN the newspsTes. lilo copied Letters from
Jessie BentIn Fremont, and A. Lincoln and
francis i. Blair, and John G Fremont; he wa
aetnniShed at the want Of enterprise in the Pres
Of 81. Louis, ard with perfect na,uralness took
copies ~ the aforesaid, for uae In his cores
pond' nee and &c ono copy of the CORE spend
ence was sent TO the resident, and another 10
The Cincinnlti Enquirer.
IL may not he improper 90 state in this con-
nectioD, that Nlr Belman has retired from 81.
Louis. Indeed, for some unexplained cause, hs
rettod with remarkable rap,diiy--Dot 70 say
rreciTi'ation-snd is now diligently engaged IN
the rpororihl business, and the recup. ration o.
his valuable LCalth,
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On Tuesday, seven gentlemen, viz. John
W. Ford, Rufus Hyde, Charles l. Hyde, Ste
phen Morse, Charles Allen, CHARLES Buzzell and
Edmund Gtodhue, were returning from fish.
ing excursion down the harbor, when a squall
Of wind capsized their boat, and all but one,
Goodhue, were drowned. lie rays that when
they were in the water he cautioned the men
TO keep calm and follow him. 81 he was making
for the nearest land Two Of the men seized
hold Of his coat, when, finding that he should
DO taken down with them, he unbuttoned
the garment and they drew it OIL him. Tile
reached the shore in about twenty minutes from
the time " the disaster, in an exhausted condi-
tjon. AS loon as he was able to stand up, he
looked round, but could discover nothing OF any
of bis comps mons. One Of them, he says, fol-
lowed him to within ten foot Of the shore; Foul
o. the men leave families to mourn their ioaa
aud two were unmarried.
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The U. 8. Van Guard and n. rDiou Guard

The o. 5. Van Guard and the Union Guard
sre also 10 be consolidated.
ing the present week number Of n,r,i ,Ilx
formed regiments will be passed tbi. mill ana
any number Of supcrnlmorAry oficsn vill re-,
osive honorable discharges" Unpopular a.
tbs action will be, II will have the good efFec,
OF Kidding out, partially at least, the class of
incompetent men who have hitherto obtain,d
positions merely by virtue Of their influence in
obtaining recruits.
MILITARY ISsrECrIoNs.
Tho Fourth Brigade, Brig. Gen. Even COM
handing, will be inspected this week in the fol-
lowing order The nth Regiment today, the
69th tomorrow, and the 2ld (newly fornedD on
Saturday.
sERREIL's HsoISEERs.
Ctl. seuell's Regiment Of Engineers and Ar.
TRANS did not leave on Saturday as was EXPECT
ed the excuse this time icing that facilities for
transportation was not afforded them.
1HH BARNEY RIFLES.
The Barney Rifles, or SchwarEe Jagers Col.
Kozlay, expect 70 leave for the scat of war 10.
monow (Tuesday)
lHE FIRE z"uANb AND BLACK HORSE cav
AIRY.
There Is now on exhibition at No. $50 Broad
way, a very handsome painting, by Mr.. Roccn-
berg, representing the Firt Fire Zouaves re-
polling the charge of the Black Horse Cavalry.
As descriptive work Of Art, II is full force.
ard the coloriDg true.
ANOTHER GoyHRSMENT STEAMER
Tho steamer Philadelphia, went into tho
Government service Saturday. The Atlantic
and Baltic have each received arnlmeuts which
will make them effective In the service.
coLoRs FoR THE SECOND FIRE zouAvEs.
very 6no stand Of colors are IN be sont from
this city today TO the Second Regiment Of Fire
Hovaycs. The regimcntal flag is very fne.
NINTH BBoIMEsr RECRUITS.
O-e hundred snd fifteen men will leave for
The camp at Jamestown, Md, on Tuesday nsxt.
Ihoy were enlisted by Lieutenant ], d, wit
ham, who goes on With Tim. All ara full,
'qu-Ti1or. Letters only will be received at the
srmory until II M. on Tuesday. Theso mon
aye to fill up the companies. The regiment now
numbers some twelve hundred men, with fine
battery q eight James riHed twelve FOUNDERS.
Color Stiles is now Acting BriRAdicr General.
e the regiment.
FLAGS FOR TROOPS AT THE sEAr o. WAR.
The wife Of Brigadier. General viele, whose
troops are at Annapolis, 81 II oclo,k, on Sat
uiday morning gave Tiffany & Co orders to
prplfe FIVE stsndnds-opc .or each regiment
q her huNhand'sbrigsde-to be ready and ship
ped that day, as the troops were under s,cret
orders % mSrch, but where to, no one could DO
found to say. The flags wero sent on by
messenger at o'clock tho same evening. They
were Of silk, and cost, altogether, between $500
and 5000. The Union Defense Committee will
pay for them.
Tiffany Co, are slso preparing fourteen
t'gs for the regiment of Borian Shurp,ho,t-
ers-orc fer each complsy. Each flag will
bear the coat Of. arms of tie state to which the
CONF any Lelopgs.