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BROOKLYN.

TIM CouRrs.-The October tsrn II the
Kings County Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, will commence On Monday next
befte Judge Brown. The most important cise
TO come before tho Over aid Terminer is tina: II
Henry Curtis, who is charged with the murder
ct policeman ID. III. Martin. The special torn
OF the supreme Court Will I've opened on the
same day by judge Scrugbsm. The October
term 81 be q Court, b,'pre Judge Reynolds,
will also be commsnc. q, hut tho ralcutaf will
not I've called until ire following Monday.
KIEos CovN,Y PoLirics -Tne Kinrs Coun-
ty Republican General Committee. having O.
pudiatcd tho action Of tho Peoples Union c 4
ven'iOu, by dee ding 10 hold their pimatN
meetings, IL is nov evident that rraisht
ticAet Wal b0 nominated In opposition. lhe
vote upon call nR the primaries wss 90 ayes 10
81 nays. Jhc princral reasons urged 81 oppoa
ing the ticket was that u contain d the NJ mes
Il two c.c~iuuist--Mc Richard }. lalor for
Assembly,, from tie ~ District, az. DR. 1n"s.
L. NJ iris iOr Coroner. The pr.m .res 70 10
held on the evening of The 9Th inst, Of = tho
Convention the day iollO~ing.
The Dvmoctutc General Committee, which
met the same eve Ing, ate dcCl'nn' ~ en-
tursc the state ticket headed bv D. H. Floyd
Jones, aud laying On the table s,rics Of rasl a
tons in favor virtually, &c adopting the cand
he'r'l NV N'lH" huHfl NhllNf " f''' lNbfl
the foil wing del, gates 10 tho Judicial Corven.
iior, IA lie reid on 'he lo'h inst, viz lst dis
iric', Tunis &. Bergen; % district ID. ID. Whit
ne,; 3d district, james Troy; 18th district,
JharlesJ Lowry; dis'tc.. 4, orle g.. Her
man; Gu di.ti c, George Thompscr; 7th DIS
tiic', Martin EvsIs.
Tho General Committee aet again on Tues-
day next, when IT will BE- d.rnit'lv decided
whether or not the primiri, will De sled. The
symp' ON now are that they viii MT 10 cNlec,
although much depend, upon events which Will
tr,npre in the mean ime.
The Union General Committee, Of Nhioh Mr..
J'hu G.. Jacobs - the head aud front ha, ,ct.
ed delegates from tho different wards, WHO arc
4 W,embls in convention On Friday, iot the
rurp' se pa lug ticket in nomination
HEpMASS IN BRooKLYS Owing TO the
beucSt Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
at the New York Academy Of Music tonight,
the Magician will asioni IA IA" natives Of Brook
lyn in their Academy Of Music, "f,r thi, nj ;ht
only See Advertisement
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BOARD OF FDuoATroN The regular meet
lug If the Bo.ri took place las: evening Prosi.
dent Carts in II chair.
1"e rport Ct the City Sup'rin endcnt, Mr.
r.. uall, y,as received and ordered on file. ia
the report, the following alterations we're recom-
mtndct :-Fir.t, 10 countersct tho tn iency 20
ovcrCruwdng schools, particularly primaries,
than 900 ild,ln Sc n Z, IA It str,ngen, re gu
latiun, should enacted TO secure the vac ina
ton Of all the children attending tho plhlic
schools. Third, tia. tNe y escn' system Of RS
ce,ses he abolished, nni the old plan o. two seI.
liens day, with an hour 'ween fer recreation,
b. restored.
A lively debate sprung up on ,hesc recon.
merdation', which were finally referred To the
proper committees.
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,eicrrfF ..f .l. t.sI 10 "rr
.scau Convention .. C.onl... CO. ,
IN Tuesdsy, ',-1rms o. ''~ss. H...NuN h.
BRrcE, tie Republican candidate for 4" a
Commissioner" The mover Of tie rcso.u' on
was 'Iicr. ArsiN MYfHs Hon. At nv
NYKEs was a nieubcr Of The last As ,cmbly, aui
,f its preJ,,,s or and vas very seriously mi;'
up win ~, famous gr'iiror ra.oid bili
wherein PrNJAMS + BRtCy wosa ccrp,ri'ur.
His name deures sotewha, in this c,nrccuon
in the late "lirrLSJDuN libel sui, akNns
GEEStkY BrNJNNtN l BHrcE may there
fore he consider - gulEly before the pi'Iic as
the griditou candidate for Ca al Com n.s,on-
er, as he Is the Rep ,blican nom u"e. The rco-
pies tickt; dc,s not contain the name Of BsS.
JANIS =. RRroE, or any other sr,dirou raj.
road corr,ta,ur. ard sh'Ili b. voted co 70,
vithou, scrAch by every Pa'roi. ei'izu Of
New York
The same telegraph; ii'ptch informs Us
tha, the ..P, pc" q ononiayl held a conyon-
,ion the sane cay. which rs pr 'i.''f orr BY
Hen CHArLrs d. SEpGw,ch, ne HpB.DU
r,-sts, Of Ca'cr,ss, PARTICIPATED 10 10y many d
the lesi,n- m.ula.rs Of the Republican parry
bu, dh not dorac ifs .nir 2. Bruce or Ms
srit irrn rA,rai Nip. In, c''o-; 70 k''p up
rar,izAn eresr'. ,',.a.. ~Le her E.pl0l,on or
Demcc'Ai.c. ~ par,iin pa'P's-' in these
times. ~il' i,ri'y prove suHcs'idl, aud Mr..
BR,,Eviil frlh ,nI,-emen' by such spir'y
CONVENTION ~iil avail him hu' li',l". even in the
city ant c,uu'v where b.. office is located. Syr-
Aeu~ arr Uaorta-, county will give large
u,.;or,i,s tor Commissions" TALLNApgE.
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The Washington Pos, once.

The operations of the City POST Office average
more than ~, 900 letters each day, besides new y
paISfs.
There are row ono hundred and eighty five
regiments, without enum-rating the indcpen-
dent companies Of artlory, cavalry, mounted
rifles &C., receiving and sending from this ofl e
Il cir letters and ppers, nhep' ndoGt Of our
usual population. OF this large body OF men
nearly all are reading and writing men. The
military mails are assorted into reg ments; this
requires much time, owing to lad chirograpsy
anil IMPERFECT addresses, hut the labor is ususllv
accomplished and delivery effected by 10 o'clock
il the mail reaches here at : A. M.-Ndioadl
intciiig,ncer.
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Freemas,nry prevails to great extent anon
the officers and men Of our army. They have
established a lodge at this post. A dSpcnsation
TO work in the three degrees Of Masonry has
been granted by the Grand Lodge OF the state
of New York, and for several weeks they have
been in active service. A lodge room has been
fitted up, and the rcgala and working tools OF
the lodge will outrLnk many lodges that have
better iaclItie, for their labirs. Several clndi-
well attended, some Of the most distinguished
officers here being among the members and re-
gular attendants Cor. RIA. Inquirer.
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Cutting out the ship 'Tlninndr at ApA
lurbIcoln

A letter from the u. 5. ship II. X. Cuyler,
relates particulars Of the capture Of lar % ship
by boats crows, on the 3lst of August IN con.
s~quefcc of thc delay required 10 rot up shif :
saIIr, and a strong head wind, the cap'ors could
not Lc' her under the guns Of he Cuyl'r IN
time % cscipe n rebel steamer crowded with
men, VIII cl hasicLed down from Apdichico'o
TO Ittase the prize. She was therefore fired
and totally destroyed the boats crews jus, es.
Gaping ~ Z steamer. Tn. crew Of the Finland
were oil ssiecp when they boarded her, and
were taken completely ly surprise, and see med
to bc very glad on waking to find the selves
In 'he hands Of Uncle sam, for they were oil
nrrlhcrn men that were / " on the ship by the
scccssionits, and not allowed to go home.
They will bo sert to New York.
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IRON L.nc,. nrlsnac -rlsht u, psrrIr.,lIlr

Gro'Fc Reynolds, Ed, arrived hero ycstcr.
day from Iu't Scott uui Ian, brigade There
had b,ou very .sv,tc arrangement a. Pspp'n.-
Vile. ~ which tlo rebels lo,, more than fr'v
men. LAM los, {. rcp.r'cd 40 nineteen killed,
lut iuo y ound'' Hrc not given. One hundri
ri.uucr, were taken, and h, r',cl, lriycn from
the tusr. which was orcrpird hv our forces.
II J. um,rod that BIN N,CH.'p,i j, near Fort
:. ou, viii a force ~ about b. 600 men though
II ,our l. cmn,, he ssocrioin 4 whittier ho is
moving I'll ur,ayorh 7.uas, S,g, 20.
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Cherokee Annuity 1o,a.cn,cd.

81. I,Ws, oct. 2.--ln con IUoncc Of tic SCI
ce.Si,n 81 the Cherokee ui'ion and iis alliances
with the rebels. Co. NJ Neil, as stan, Pre-.
yost mar'hall, has is'u.d a Proclamation noti-
biIg the It. IIIuis Building aud savings A..
sooih'ion, that the sum Of $4,000, being part
Of M annuity paid the Cher L'c's ty the gov
cinmcnt IT the United State, now On ceplsit
~ ,hat institution, is uhd,r trc act Ut Congress
flltit,d 10 the l'niiei Sta'es ami cJn'i,Ca'ei
10 ih.if uso ALh Ianeht
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How LomI.NIIlr E.cMncd.

II IL stated rs fact, by tue Clucinniti CDa-
m5C,di, that Con. BUcktrr, with 5000 men,
W., preceding 10 Louisville, by railroad, while
tho people rfiLat city werr unconscious Of their
rcrl. At Green River, youu, man became
aware of Buckners purpo,e, aud ran lorw lrd to
switch u short distance boy oud Green River,
pticd ii open and ~ allowed the tram to pillow
it, way INFO the earth. 1hts de,aincd the rebels
twenty four hour, aud meanwhile the people
u Louisville became aware Of their niger and
prepared for il nuokner remaining ~ ere q
River Instead Of going forward to the city.
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ABDtH Oci 2.--The Democratic Judicial
Cmvcn'ion held here toilN uorin,tci T. go.
Miller Of COLUMBIA for Supreme Cour judge.
The Republican Convention also met and
non mated Tor the same place Eutu. Cook, Of
Ultter
ABapy Ot. 2.-Tbe r vuhli N General
Committee lave called county convention Tor
saturday Oc'. lZ'h.
The Peoples Convention has been called Tor
THURSDAY, oct. 10th.
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TTE TVIIWN'- Vt
Wodiagfor sept ~ II" big Pasey ar
rivod this evening, ans I,rt' that or 6 wee.
sells ofihe Potomac Ho'lli are lying near the
Mnpl land shore, within view Of N, ieb, bat
try at Frec'tone Point. The remainder of our
vessels are of Aqua Geek, from which the pi.
rate George Page has recently made rep lted
unsuccessful attempts 10 emerge
Numc,ous small craft loaded with supple.
werc passed. by the Pu.oy Thy were bunl
for Washington.
Th're has been no firing by the rebels since
last Thursday, nor can any signs Of life be seen
al lrcstone Point.
TIE Potomac is certainly not now closed Ivy
tie 'n'my. Our merchant arr daily receiving
goods from the North hy way Of the river.
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Important from Kentucky.

Fiul fort, Oct. 2.-The S-nre resolution
oaered by dr. whitaker yesteld,y, requesting
Gov. Mag fin TO icsign, was r,f.rr,d TO the
Committee on Federal Relations.
The House adopted re .oluiiors in'tucting
Mes'r' B'lckinrdge and Powell to resign by a
vote Of 81 TO n.
Nathan Carlson, Jt tas brcH corfr red as
2'o"',., Of State, vico Mr. Munrye, who has
sou. .oUh.
E.I Er.,.. tie - c00,ooO loln.
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Warrington, Oct AS the Pennsylvania
safe cl',ti'r VII take place next In, SHAY. A
nun Ter ct poliiI'ans ar Row c'rctionrcring
among the troops ftnm Penns lvani,, In the
lt" Of TIE l'toua nc. Ga that day the li'i r
wall vote in their rel "ciiNo ctmp., the C,p
'aIns ara lcu',nin', acting o. JuigcS Of clcc.
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fErrticAH SEsNroHiAL No,uTAro,s.-
The Fifth District S. oral Republican C,n-
vention failed to N C, nomlnsti n las, ercn-
ing, end adjourned 10 meet a: the ell Of the
chair. The prominent names ballotted for were
tho-e o Supervisor Thomas Little, Andrew
Mllman and Andrew Kroft.
At the Sixth Senatorial District Republican
Convention, Washington Smith received the
nomination over Z. G. Benedict, +. c. CoWdin
and Others
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SALT or GOODS PaoM THE PcnLrc sroRv-.
A large lot Of goods remaiAing III the public
stores, were sold yes day, by order Of Collec-
tor Barney, from g.. warehouse Nc. ~ New
street. A large crowd IS present tUi o .,rrit
deal of amuseraen' wa fu bed a, .U. No.
appointment Of some Of Ia pu..n. Or, no
"paid too dear for their whistles Mo- q. 10
lots sold, brought prices higher than they we're
alpraisod at.
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CITY NEWS.

THE FUoTrIvE PIRATE SUMTER. Schooner
Daniel Trowbri1ge, Of New Haven, arrived
yesterday f.om Demerars, September 18th. The
steam igate PowhSttan was signalod Oft Deme-
rara on the 1itb, in search of the privat-er Sum
Ter, and proceeded towards Sirinam, at which
place the Sumter had been short time b.fJre.
Bank Hyperion arrived ycs'erly from Bar
BADGES. Tho U. S. steamship Pavh. ian was
of the harJor Of Bfidsetown CBibldoes) Sept.
lob, in pursuit Of steamer Sumter, aad bJuni
70 Curacao.
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GrRMAS 9rSEvoLHSr SoeIrTY.--Thc re,,'i-
lar meeting Of the Board took place last even
ing-Mr. Wn. Jellinghnus the President, IN
the chair. 1t was solved TO appropriate
$3.50 to DO die 'ributed among the n edy durin !,
the ensuing month, Mr.. u. Roclksr was
elected a mcu,br Of the society. From tho
report Of III agent, Il appears that during The
past month III persons were provided with SOU
atoms through tho agency Of the society. Ac
cording to tie statement of tho tire ,surer, the
receipts Of the society during the last month,
amounted TO 1853 30, while the expendi-
lures amounted 10 :i0j O6, leaving a balance
If Al $50 % in the hands Of the treasurer ;
The Bold then adjourned
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COMMISSIONER OF E>ifGHATioN. No meet
ing of the Bloid took place yestardiy, there
l,ing no quorum present.. The weekly state-
ncut is as follows Number Of ,migran's AZ
rived from the LIT Of January up 10 date 81, lNS,
against so9 OI during the same time Ia year
n, INTER- q emigrea's in the variols institutions
under the care cf the Board $40. Aggregate
i,cc p's during tho last week ,Sis cSpcndi-
turo- durrl the ,.ue tine si,S61 o., leaving a
IN tie Bt L.
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AN AQUARIUM ON TIKI BArTERY.-An odd
looking structure of circular form, now erecting
on the Battery extension, has attracted the at
teniion Of the curious. A space Of the diane
ter Of one hundred feet has been enclosed by n
close {, nee ten feet in height, ard workmcn are
busily engaged in constructing a building
which is to I've known as the Whales Home. "
The work will be finished this week, and the
Sea monsters which are to occupy the place are
understood to be on their way to the city. An
engine will be used forpumpng the sea water
into the great tank, and the supply will be near
ly two hundred thousand gallons day. Such
is the purpose Of the mysterious building into
which the inquisitve public can only peer from
surrounding high points-from the corridors o
Castle Garden, the roofs Of houses undesirably
distant, or the masthead5 of vessels in tn,
stream.
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ON TUE REruHN llnME of Mr.. Joseph Hill,
"A Waterman a. She Assembly Rooms Ia wash
ton ~ q O'Clock ON SUNDAY morning, he found
his VII, lying on the oOr in one Of the rooms
literally cooked, her flesh being burned to a
crisp. She had returned late from a party the
night before aud it is supp 'sed tnat her drc's
took fire from a candle. She was - years old.
ON F>IERING MS SrAULE, in Baltimore, on
Friday morning last, where lot oi milch cows
were kept, Mr John Stlercn was nearly suiiJ-
cu'ed ~ what proved 20 be an iutOerable stencil
cautcl hv a 'nwsktu battery, dung in through
the windows hy ONE vii dn, with a Wow o
sunocaring the cows, As it was he lost three Of
the ruimals.
PRIcEs ~ NEw ORLEANS The stock Of
| cotton on the lG,h inst was 10, lOl bAle'. ST..
gar sold at IS 10 o.; molasSos BE; -four g. p
TO IS; mess pork .flry I'Hvs per bbl ; bacon
lsc, to PIC hay my dollars per ton; lard %
to 2jc.
A RIpICuLous STORY in Paris letter to an
| English paper, represents that the L. ). Gov
| erImcnt has made magnificent offers to French
| officers, to take commissions in the American
service. No sensible American needs denial
| Of u statement so absurd.
SILL Your BLASKErs Blankets cannot be
manufactured as fast a. wanted for the army
QuarteImaster- General Meigs therefore asks for
contributions, ard offers to pay their full value.
This should be thought OF, and some plan sys-
ematized in every city and village in the land.
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A SPLENDID MARCH.

UdrHfsfoIrn, Scrt 3O.-The inst frost OF the
season was experienced here last night.
SPLENDID MARCH.
Capt. Coils Independent company of Cri.
mean Zouaves, 1O1 in number, arrived at head
quarters on Saturday night, after performing
march Of 81 miles in hours. They are now
doing duty as Gen. Banks body guard. E.ch
one of the number has seen service in the late
continental wars VI Europe.
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LEGAL RKPORrs-wEDNrsDAY.


Tf'dt u he Pri-e C'u.es In tue casa O,
schooner Henry c. Middleton. tn, lsn,u. wa.
given until next Tuesday . ansyyer be lin,
at II sent confined in F,rt Iai,-eito The AZ,
s''',nt District Attorney, NJ, wo.d de r5 s.atsJ
That II was NOT the in'eut.sn If ,be s,nvorr-
mont IL prevent suv clain-ut ffom main, .
full and complete Defence
United StRt,~ r"tuui.~iorcr'. gG.c~.
The C'rer Cd,. -latIrc,.ou, .'.-s
charge With o.t.,aa.au.t g. .s.~ a..
which h. hoeu before C.r.... -.
for u..'.I .' usys. IN, M
now he.u ~. decision reeer. a..
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Latest Commercial.


(By Telegraph 10 Qu'ens'oUn.)
Lircpoo, Sept. % The sales Of cotton yes
terday Saturday footed up 10. 900 bales. Tho
mail et was 1im with an advance Of III per
POUND on the week, with It'll advancing ten
doncy. The sales to specuators and exporters
were 10. 600 bales.
II II reported that the sales Yesterday reached
g. Oc0 bales, including $4,000 bales Surat to
arrive.
Brcadstuffs are without material change.
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The LIST Scott Life Guard
9TH Regiment N. Y. VolunteorA
Col. A. W. TAYLOR
Tie Increase 81 recruits ordered by General
DIX ~ the United States stLhdsud h4a tsaa
nearly completed. few more patriotic Eounbers
will lie accepted. Those having seen CGTyics pro
ferred. Apply at l41 Grand st, betv I-in Broadway
service since Nay 3D. 1sei, and is now ststoasd ~
HAyTe de Grrst, Md.
Recruiting oihcers-Capt. CIAs. W. KRJGRR,
Company D
Lieut.. JAMa5 MOD ,JNAL.D,
C1mpalyI.
Recruits forwarded every day u thsAssisnena.
SEES Ria lOl
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IMPORTANT CHARTER 90 STEAMERS. 1t is
understood that the agents OF the Government
have determined to charter every available
steamship in port, for immediate service. Three
steamers in the Havana Tade have been taken
Of the late Collins line. 1t is said that fourteen
steamers in all have been already secured.
Mora Bros. & Navarro give notice that the
steamers Matanzas and Oriental, arc Withdrawn
from their respective lines for the present, and
the probability is, that they have bosn charter
ed Lax the Goyprum8pt
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HoS. LAFAYETTE s. FOSTER, one Of the Re-
uublican Senators from Connecticut, is severely
cAstigated by the papers Of his state for neglect
of public duty in urging on the popular action
in support Of the Union.
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POLITICAL.

Peoples Union NOminAI Ing Co.INsntioH--
Tie DrlERurs are requested " mnt at the Cooper
LIT ute, Ioum 20, this Thursday 0ssnng at .
o'clock. IL
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Foreign Intelligence.
Two Days Later from Europe



81. JoI"s, " f., Oct, Tho ROYAL mail
'ie'm'hip Niagara, which lei. L,vc,pol S,,u-.
day at 40 An SEPT. 2i.i, ald uls.ns'o
Sunday evening, Sep 2ld, arrived Of Cps
Race u! " 30 This m,ning, cntor'c {, llilifIx
AZ Bet'n. The news ,cht e the New York
Associated Pres bordc the Niagara AMI ob
ta'n,d TIE following SEMINARY oi news poupled
for TIE ass csiuu, by It, Liverpool agent
Among the pusscnge-' on hoard the Niagara
Is Prince Az ID, Nho wasthc rurs' Of tho VI iyor
:" Liverpool, the day previous to tho silin,: @.
tie N'iparo, in which civ TIE u9g Prin
was II c. ived with gre AZ enton by the p,lllc
Tic steamship Graf E,stcrn, after cun,id -
b'c trouble and anxiety, had been safely un-
cbpr,u ins de ihe harl,of on tho morn ~ Of IA,
goth. II /, supposed rCpIirs will b. rp,c ily
mertcd. Great praise Is accorded 20 an
Americ ~ n1rntd Hamilton Of B'sior, by whom
the tea pofay st,cragc-,' gear was arranged win.
out which the Zig ship would have be III en- rely
unWanagcahlo, ard doubles would HAYS be-
come complete wreck
The P<,ftions thi: G,r,b,ldi iut"n lod S on 10
embark for America, where he " in esprue the
cause fthc Govcrnm.n', continue TO lie m ,ilc
and contradict'd. Tho latest tclsgrapric dis.
patch from Turin, huscyct, do.lires ttat tho
renowned libcrat1r &c lihv has ahtnionci all
Intention o! leaving for the battle. ielts Of Am.
eric, for the prc.cu'
An articl" has appeared in late number of
he Paris .hom'err, which Leads -'ron ,ly to the
inference that the ap-ci.cc of Ga ihalli in Amer
lea would suit the wi,hcs aul policy Of the
French Grv,'nmt
TIE n-plaird frigatc War;. " ma lc hrr
frs triG 20 s'a on the lHtn Iru,ccdi1g from e..
~ arcs to- Portsmouth. Her p'rlormlnc, va.
hi''ly GVninhe
The Lord 7imes bitterly riiiculeq Score
| taty CHASE. appeal for sur.ctuifO us to the
T. pultr lean. II ,nccriugly says, it TIA int rest
| uncpd isa sufficient appeal To ihc patti t-m
| 81 Tie People any arguin,u n "a the .,iiv Of
| uyCsucn' in the loan are unnecessary II IL Is
| in.uiliceri the remedy Wo,ld have been iu in
crcnso it Instead e appolliu!; 10 c,ns lori ions
fof patriotism which, rightly reviewed, an unt
to little moro than a conf, sion Of weakness @
spain
lis rcvor ed iha' Spa i,h expedition against
MoSico was leirg Or,nnized at Havana. 800
infantry will dissmhaik early m October at
N,iA Cruz, thence marching direct to the city
Of NJ Nco. Six screw fIiaatps, two stclmcrs
and ruin'r0us ra' ports are also to Ice employed.
LrAIS AuFAp
| A decision d Marshal OD,nncll is publishc
| in Il MADRID GG-ct", TO the Capt. Gsnl. 81
| Porto Rico II declares the principle that
slave who has touched tho soil f Spain, mus
bo considered ~ cman,ipated, even wthOu. til,
| COntCnt OF LIS former master.
Greece.
| A student who fired at the Queen in a puhli
square at Athens, missed bis aim. The ASSASSIN
| was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-03

A gentleman in our service has just returned
from his home in Virginia, and brings the fol-
lowing intelligence from the region above liar
per's Ferry
laboring forces were engaged in tearing up
the railroad al keaIncS sville. About 300 men
were dismantling the remaining loo bmoty,s,
loading rails, etc. They were also employed in
procuring copper from the locomotive shops, for
the manufacture OF percussion caps, the cap
mandatory at Richmond having nearly stopped
for want Of copper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-03
4 REAuIgrD. SET ok TEETH ON COLD

n s"i, n silver do, p,Atal uosceH tturl -
per e. t., "a o. with"u extracting
Test hled w'th ceJltI -, CODA ~ Alv'i
sents t. 81 ss,h Te~ti a.tTst4'l wilur-I
b5E n q. c,rrG1 Canal % and PoWsry, jy a.
VILLAS, Sahr. ssia pa. "a :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-03

n EFT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AM
i erican Teeth Co.-practicA dentists are mi
v ting beautiful full sets At IS and so, part sess
20 eents per tooth, warranted half ths usual price
bcns filing " Ss, IA Bowsy, opposite IN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-03
MILITARY NOTICES.

Ooh, Jet Re CLINE mt Irish brigade, TO no
CONN anded by Col NuRent Go. | Is recruiting ~
a Prince Vt, where a few more men will be tAkOR
by applying mmsliatey. Uniforms, IGiions, al
quarters on signing the roll.
40 THOS SCANLIN, Capt.