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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11

OBrien has, through the columns of the
Dublin Morning Msi0s addressed a long let
ter, dated Dublin, October 81, to Captain
Thomas Francis Meagher, on the American
war. Mr.. OBrien deprecates the views
taken by Mr.. Meagher, who advocates the
war against the South; and proceeds to show
that even supposing the Northerners were
successful, they would not be able to keep
the conquered States in subjection. Mr..
0'Brien offers bis oOn ~ services as a medi-
ator between the belligerent parties, to as
sist in restoring peace.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11
From Fortrenn NIanroe.

FeRT MONROE, November 9.-The gun. boat
Young RoVsr, arrived from Cape Fear, re-
ports the steamer GogsrnoT in distress and
supposed 70 be safe.
The reporter says; 81 have Just learned
from the flag Of truce that our troops
stoTmed and captured two forts at Beau
fort"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11

Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Kentucky,
At the session of this body in Louisville,
the present week, the following resolutions
were offered and passed:
Resolved That the r. w. Grand Lodge of
1. o. o. F. of Kentucky heartily and unani-
nously adopt and approve the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were adopted
by the Grand Lodge of the United States at
its last September term at Baltimore:
WHEREAS, The very spirit of Odd Fellow
ehip-the life il would breathe over all the
world-the profession it makes every. where,
and at all times, recognizing but one nation
the EARTH but one family--1he race of man.
This is one of its boasts-one pillow of its
| strength; and,
WHEREAs, Its universal adaptation to the
wants of man in the demonstration that its
principles are inspired, its doctrines divine;
and,
WHEREAS, The trouble, discord and faction
that so often and so fiercely prevail in and
| between the various associations of the day,
enters not the portals of Odd Fellowship;
and,
WHEREAS, The chickering's, the jealouses,
| the strife for place and power, the spirit OF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, the thoughts of self, the
contests of sections and of party, which per.
| wade society, embitter friendships, and oc
| casionally even desecrate the sanctuary,
have cast no shadow within our lodges; and,
| WHEREAS, To cement more strongly the
ties that bind us together, and renew our
vows and devotions upon the sacred altar Of
| Odd Fellowship; be it therefore,
ReSolVed, That the perpetuity of Oddfe'-
lowship, and its beneficial influence, can only
be maintained and exercised by rigid ad-
| herence 10 its ritual and fundamental laws.
| ReSolUed, That the members of this Grand
Lodge will employ every means, and will
endeavor to impress upon the minds of their
| constituents, the necessity of SO doing tc
cultivate and practice those sentiments aud
principles which will be best calculated tc
preserve our beloved Order intact, wherever
its benign influence has spread-wherevel
the banner of Oddfellowship has been un
furled.
Resolved That it is the duty of every goot
Oddfellow, at all times, so to act and so tC
speak, that his words and deeds may give nC
Just cause of offense To those whom circum
stances have, for the time being, cut off from
friendly and social intercourse with US.
ResOlued, That this Grand Lodge hopes
and will continue to hope, that the tryinl
difficulties now existing, and which haYl
shaken our common country to its very
foundation, causing distrust and estrange
ment between brothers and friends, may b
speedily and amicably settled, and that tn
storm which is now raging in the hearts q
the people of this once peaceful and happ
land may be assuaged and the clouds whic
have darkened the hopes and blighted tn
prospects of the whole nation, may be swep
away, giving place to cloudless sky,
bright and gracious sunshine, sheddin
peace harmony and Joy over and through
out this wide. spread land. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11

Pc DRBT TO NEwsPAPERs. = Newspaper sub
scriptions are infallible tests of men 8 honesty.
They will, sooner OF later, discover the man.
If he is dishonest, he will cheat the printer
some way--says he has paid what he has
not-deolAres be has the receipt somewhere
or sent money, and it was lost in the mail
OF will take the paper and not pay for it on
the ground that he did not subscribe for it.
or he will move of, leaving it coming to the
Office he left Thousands of professed
Christians are dishonest, and the printers
book will tell fearful tales in the final judg.
ment. Erl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11
NUMBER ga
INen York TIme., pi,pntoh. 1

The Half Million Quota Nearly Complete.
WASHINGTON, November I'm three weeks
there will be half million Federal troops in
t1e field. - ....
1t is rumored the rebel pckets have been
extended all along our lines, but believed
only feint for covering the withdrawal of
their troops 10 the coast.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11
successful BxpIoit or Loyal VIrainIans.

WASHINGTON, November 1O.--0ficial dis
patches from Chincotheque IDlet, Va, show
that the United States stesmer Louisiana has
been active. A party from her, with volun-
teers from inland, went up creek a mile or
more, found and destroyed a schooner and
two sloops, without the loss of q man.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11
General woOps Resignation Denied by


BALTIMORE, November l0-A gentleman
who had conversation with General Wool
says he emphatically pronounces bis rumored
resignation base falsehood.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11

DRAFTS UPON THE TREAsURV.--It appears
from the official statement that the amount
of drafts upon the Treasury last month was
$40, SOC, 900, of which So, OOO, 900 were drawn
from New York. The unavailable bullion
credit of the United States Treasury in the
States now under insurrectionary control is
stated at Sc, 500 900, and after making a de-
duction for the unavailable gives the avail
able balance at 81, 100000,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11
MEDICAL.

An x. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFICR, NU.
We 90 West Seventh @ tn ST. between Vine aud
Vine and Race. Once hours, IN TO 81 A. NJ, ~
10 2H r. NJ, to8 p NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-11
MUSICAL.

NDIANOS FOR RENT.-I HAVE THE
II largest stock of Piapos fer rent nzT9HE1
in Cincinnati, at from 81 to 800 per-
quarter at ~ West Fonrth.st Oldf ~ ri n
Pianos taken In exchange for new. v Y "
no6 O.M. MUROd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-02

aud weakness. At this moment, EhIle you are pre-
pairing 20 assist ia the Inauguration q your -uece--.r.
il = doubtful whether You have left him even the
fragment q government % administer Tour enc
mics might congratulate Themselves upon the entire
iulh.iment q their predictions. u theT were NOT CALI
II upon o. mourn over tle decay AMI i.Sutl.lu 10; tae
Union Itself
IL may be- sail. these are harsh words laiire-- 70
IN oil man -FOUR cDuLtrytn-u haze been told that
- you approach the close % your a.I--il term you
manifest some regret ~ the pI-t, and within . short
time u bl- been given cut THAI the weight - yeIFs
and ctrs- has f~eaT!ul.y oppressed your spirits hut,
Mr. Buchanan, the very Last sct- u your Admins
tratiOu have shown that still 10 their ashes Ise the
wCnted sFes - your ~mIIErlfy and revenge. Many
Cf your recent appointments have shocked the cyun-
try. Even now. the name u one Of the chief agents
in all those proceeliu-s which have contributed 20.
rush the Republic upon the verge u ruin, is pending
before the United States senate for q high judicial
position. and others who have been equally prominent
in the prescriptions aud tr-lcherie- Il the four years
gone By. have been hCuOrel with tie most d.-tin-
guishei marks 81 your confidence II viii, therefore,
be seen. that you return 10 private life, just - you
are approaching the P-aiuist's age, without feeling
n single emotion o.: rem0rse for the wrongs you have
inflicted upon = patient and suffering people. I 10
not envy you YOUR reflections IN the winter Of your
year.: but Ike that F~reuchman, when called upon
20 vote whether he would doom the tyrgut Of his
country 20 the death he 20 richly meritei, l conclude
this epi-tle ia his own words - eGmmisssrGte The
pOOr. ami the Hssfy, and the OPpTssse8, but Itlre no
pity FOR the QPpTsssDr Of my country" J. ". F.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. t. SNOW
uoNOLTLU. OAHU. II. L..
FOR FOR SALE. At h Low
~ t-r MARKET "ArlS, "r following assortment Of m'f
VA. la.a mals.nnre,
p's I s@o @.n sa'-,
'ladies Railing Gaau,ets,
. ".'i Ei i;.ss... DUCK.
Britannia Casters.
Waite Water Bottle
Crates Croc1kSTy
Bay sate Lanterns, boxes class,
Cooking Stoves
ooLoNG
Dried Apples, China Rise, Carolina Rice
COFFEE FROM TITCoMBS PLANTATION
ExIru Prime Pork.
LOAF SvG Ar. CRUSHED SCGAR. NAVY BREAD, HAMS
"''D"t G 5sn5i Mustard,
Metropolitan Crackers,
Lemon Cakes.
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives. Jack Knives. bags Shot. boxes Needles, slver'd
Bits. Measuring Tapes,
SOLAR LAMP CHIMNEYs, Do. LAMP wICKs, Nos.l&2
Rolls House Paper,
PaiIoeks,
carpet Tacks,
Handouts,
Large d lr0" se 5@I@st f~m o"f Boat 8" co%pai l"' Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
S6TSTER
Epson Salts
Green Paint,
Lewis X Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead.
Kegs Lewis \ Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis X Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Top Sails
Main Sails,
ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OFIcIOrh Cnrperiug.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore Cane-seat Chairs
Mems Boots, Lasting Caters;
BroEans, Assorted Shell hariware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
cn 1as h B1oshs. with vi fA chain pand an ,' SI1nci Gas Machines lac Nc Boat
Anchors, Iron Rowlocks, superior New Bedford Whaleboats.
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
Oak Plank. Il, and !! inch.
Large n--ortm't Manila and Hemp Cordase.
CUTTING Fails
Try Pots.
Composition ShelthlnE Nails.
Composition Coppering Nails,
KEGS Cut Nails.
MARZETTTS PORTER. SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts and pints. quarts aud pintS,
FETLEY'S ALE. pints. BALES CCRLED HAIR,
Indian Vegetable B,ters, Essence Norwood,
Cherry Cordial, StouChton'S Bitters,
Hot Drops. Essence Peppermint.
Palm-l-af Hats.
White Straw Hats.
Brown Straw Hats,
Drab Straw Hats.
Chldren's Hats.
A SMALL INVOICE OF
SUPERIOR TEL ENGRAVINGS.
! oO--tF Sc. &c. &c.
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advertisements
NOTICE,

II from J.l--tHI's Island. h-i.-a temporary measure. All
r-r~aI~ ARE hereby u.r .at. raI- The 80 .frtr ra---suwu-C
-ai l-.tHI. mus; lr U- .lfru-L upon hs HHu.-.au. The r-
u.Fal uf bl4un. n the material. mos r-lirr- .r -.t John
,t1l', Island. t- aI tr-H~~- -. h. prosecuted 81. t- fail
extent % -- Aw. d. q. ALEENA ~ ~ ca.
-J--su--lJ Agents E. t- owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

The British steamer lamar. from Carthagena, at
Aspinwall Sept. g. confirms the Of the aseendan
cy of Gen. Mosquera who has proclaimed himself
President Of the Republic of Nsw-Granada. The
steamer brought thirteen jesuit priests expelled by
Mosouera, also his ENJOYS to England and France
II was reported that the Government is recognized by
the Resident Ministers Of Bogota. The health Of the
Isthmus is good.
THE Panama Star and Herald Of the 81 contains
Iieut. j. w. Harris of the U. 8. hagship Lancaster
died on board Aug "a. His remains were inferred on
the island of Flamngo the day, with all the hon
or. of war. The flag officer of the squadron the cap
tsins Of the British and French ships Of war, ana all
the officers Of the Lancaster attended the iunerai
The flags of the ships Of war and at the American
Consulate were displayed at hslimast during the day,
as a mark Of respect to the deceased.
Lieut.. II. was q native Of New-Hampshire, and
aged about % years.
The steamer Anne, at Panama, from Guayaquii,
spoke the American bark Eliza G. Lowdsn, OF New
bedford, fourteen months out and 500 barrels sperm
oil. 50
BY way Of Yunaco news has been received that
Arobelda had succeeded in entering Popayan, having
gained battle over the revolutionary troops. The
report Is vague, and requires confirmation.
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MARME JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......
Cleared.

sts.m,hip.-krs,o Lines Haus; Marion, Phillips Hsvsn
Spohors, TIesfon Co -, c...,
shipss Charles Conway. Antwerp W. l. rr"'i ehss$
Bsrh.-Renieer Wellington. Bsrbsdoss. Il. Trswhridpe
sons, Kate Munro Lisbon, Schmidt Wood -
Bdss-Anita Owen, Wallace. Msrseies, More Henryf
Hsppy Return (Br D. Vince Aux Csyes, H. Becker ofvt
Julia Ford, Sweet, Gibraltar s1
schooners-Kossnth Small Eewburyport; Snow pdn SseM
Boston, Emblem r. Kelley Hsrwiekj Transfer Tliop fnn
Barker Providence H. g. Raekettj Isabes Baker
Mass VIM. Baker; Il. Wot:en, Dibos Provideses Il iS
boston, C. H. Ysndsvor Week. Old POiss Cemfa Csla1:
Ria Grover Forkei River NJ y L. Daniels Snitb Hsfore
IL Hudson, Lnson, Porhrdi sasAn Mary, Taylor, Nevs
port: Josephine Waterbury, pelsys5s City r. Z AqSAss7
8 8 Whitney Co. Anna g. jaeobs Richardson sn3w hld
Ne A. Heydsni Josiah Achon, Merrill, Bangor Ralph Hews
Gorton Msys Landing n Paa: Bsbbidss, Roslland Ne
lanes Psrkes, Gi!sersieeve, Norwich. c. /,
sleces~tSen Kossutk Hayden Glstenbery Cons May III
Rowcsp, Melville, N. j., Apollo Fireman: Mystic a..
steaersTscony Ely Philadelphia T. s. steamers ssten
Ito and W. 6. Putnam for the ChesspeokeI New fsiE haN
ter, Philaielph,.
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MAWRIED.
pPrFgF-ZEItTF

BREESE-ZELUFFOn ThursdAy, Sept II, BY the Rev Or.
Riddle Samuel d. BTeese VI horgiston, 10 htss Nellie A.
Zsluh OF Jersey City.
CAMPBELI.-GRsMoND-0n Wednesday, sept II, at 81.
Lawr.nce Church. James Csnpbs Of Brooklyn, 10 Eliza
beth T.. Desmond OF borxvills.
DUNHAM-HU MP HREY- In this city, Thursday. Sept ls
by the Rev E. H. Chapia d. D. Charles h. Dnnhsn % BOs
ton Angelina daughter OF the late Clement Humphrey, esl
Boston papers please copy
HAND1JFSSOP-At hontross Pa on Wednesday, Sept II,
1901 by the Rev Henry A. Risy Allied Hand eq Of Scal
ION Pa, 20 Nss Phebe A., youngest daughter Of the Hon.
william IesBup OF the former place.
KLINO-BkoWN-M Sheffield, Mas, Wsins,dsy, Sept.
H. by the Row q. r. Iill Mr. Joseph ktno Of Egamoat,
Mass Miss LncRd IL, your sest daughter Of Capt A.
Brown Of Sheffield
TURK PRATT - Ia the Foriy-seo0nc street Presbyterian
Church on Thursday seps H. by the ney .. ~ ~ John
Mr .. h. Turk 70 Mis-. Mary Pratt, ali OF ths chy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

s,.sn,.,d, Nee Dsyn (spsa ,crew) Lsrttiseneu csz.
peshy Aus ss lOswO0dto MASTER came to this port TOT 70
Steamship Albany lU s. Transport chsdasy, wa'hins0s
steamship Champion IT, g. MALL Wilson, from Aipinwsn ~
inst with treasure 70 d. B. Allen. M
mounts and hss crew OF 20 mems erngss e''efnn
in sR aas S:S Ss'1 CO. Sn'ySs .ns
Chsnn.l experienced ery Wind. and esns ri'h 0s mo-
isrss i.e5e,s. weie about 50 feet out Of water.
a cSss P1GSs L0nsSa n. s"S CO. x Mshi
al lon Is 20 exchanged signals with ship Ashbuon bound ".
Aug 81 IA! Ion . is. exchanged numbers si'A 'hiO Adj
Ship Esse (of rhom,on curns Esstpsrs days IN tsae
sfio Beth, JsHs. lof $ Joh@ wsisT r - i:
Oiva June 20 sosoS 70 Gsorss O hoo;on 'S S 81 so1s
boat lost yssdS split sails &c Has been 70 day. nom ns
ses q 81 w yoIn T. b. fell overheard and .s
Bark George hsrch.na fIus EssLrseht, Antwerp Sda5A
" SS cSI Ps: s s. o i Road Pierce s
l. In ballast to r. w TruDdy. Sept D la, "a 50 lou "A ~ az
letter n he ess cios ne Lower
sria scotland Francis, Hartford In bal.'. 70 master
s:iT pilaes Alfred OBJ. 4 Nassau P Wells F'"'''
GS ASS 81 ss S to Ms for
schr Sarah Louisa Zatoa. Rondou,S for Augs.ta ne
se5r Henry jayne, Aiiridss' RroOkhaSsn in ballast
schr THE T. Anderson, Poaekeepsle, iron FOR pish.es
schr Arctic tBN, OF Nissan. n P) ROdswad Nassau
schr Whilwind Macy, Anguilla Is days. sss to hs'h
Dearborn t6lE.- lZtll ~ icsi,
d. Is soop.ofl jamestown, Charles Greer nom 'oe oi'e~
ade OF EeYusndins I'd irst via Hampton hosas ays -
Steamer Vulcan Bsrriseu, Philadelphia, nde. 70 j.
Briggs. g., A.. rs,,sra pv>>
Steamer o,prsy. Ksansy. Providence md's 70 EDWARD ''-
upr a., =. A.. 49, a Kirhv
patrick. IL, ia. ,o Edward Bro
=. ~. L. .rA rsoL 70
Steamer j. r. Thompson, Chance Baltimo's md'e' 20
liam DalselL =. A., Wuiiae Dsk
selL D. a. William DSb
cell n,,, - A.. A Wuism Dab
cell Nh. n
sAnED-sept I2-ships Mary l.. Sutton Adgl,nis p re-
the Ocean and Sefvainnsis (fr) for Hsyrei ~ sr-
London, E1nerald Ie and Ontario, for Lverpooi W
ton for Antwerp Crest Of the Wave for 20
Ab5yla Olaenbug (olie.bggl. and f. ke.slcr
o aondsry; IT, bee tBl for sy dney Ms W NS" ,,e,1
fBrenl) for Antwerp Laura tBrem and 81 henaia To
I Hsvre Basa Geo. Albert, for 4aseiesi p-l ,,i.r
brige for Denersra La Orange for Rneyideo Jshn
Tor ST. Thonas; Mary Emily tT for Hayenai Ar n.
for Jamaica Sehrp yolan (Brl, for Halifax - w ~
for ST. Tbonias, Marine, for Rio Jsueiroi EnpnemA
Havana. SleEmshp Marion. BARK Reindeer, ksrbae'e"
BELOw-Rak zela (Br.), brss Themes 1iss'sA s's
T.. Aey
WIND-sraIi.e, N. WI sunset, q.
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IN ,,,ans,i, CAompion. from, A.pinssa,tMs Greer ~
nmiy. CAPT. Sress. u s. A.. Capt aysr T. D. Ger. ~
9. 8. A, dfsmily, J. Kline and LADY J. sielIol
Lieut. H.ri.I Or s.enOerse, e. T. ci. ss
Rsby, D. Thoapsop Z. w. Leasrt', NJ. snith j. N.Y.
asih, T s. Dorsey and is%i, RENE, and is%Miy' ,s
IT, 81 A. Lieut. W. Ingsrton u. s. A. aud family, H. hungey
ford H. d. McOkrty, r. J. Thomas, David stsvei, nay We
Suih.on Geo Reynsud Geo. Mills Geo b. Davis, fsW
oil Rev L. d. Herbomer servant Rev. c. Brandy CsPt
and servant j. Govern Antoine Psned. and child and i% In ss
keersge. ~, - g.
10 6srh Charles B,sve,. JSOm Masansas-Mr jobs ens
tredsc. ,,,, - ~
Henry Akeroyd and family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

ST.. PArRrcK's ScHooL.-A splendid building, Of
attractive architectural proportions, and four lofty
stories has just been completed in the grounds Of St.
Patricks Cathedral, facing Mulberry street, with
the above title craven on It's front. The lower story
is of brown-stons, and the others of smooth red
brick, ornamented with brown-stons faciDgs Several
weeks will DO required before the interior can be got
ready for occupancy. Catholic muniicence has now
established in New.York 81 churches, Of which large
number have schools attached one orphan asylum, one
college, beside several nunneriss.
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Advertisement.
Orr MISSISSIPPI VALLEY is destined TO becon

the garden Of tho world but dead weigh, lite population
the mi,n which eusender, bilious diseases all IT, Could
an absolute en,dote DO found to the ma, which exhs from
he marshes "a impossible estimate the couioqusnees to
our prosperity. We congratulate fellow citEons arid fellow.
around the announcement important II true that
Dr. c. AVER tho celebrated medco Chemist of the East has
discovered jus. such an antidosebis "AoUs curR" which
supplied pco that exclude nom ita benefits and
that said to Fever and Asus md hndei dsssss TO
moral seHsntJ--l Family Visitor. hsDphts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

VERDICT on THE WILLETT's PoIsr SHooTIS0.-
After several hours session Thursday evening tho
Coroners Jury, at Edwards Hotel Flushing, rendered
as their verdict, that Frederick Markoe aud Doniuck
Lass came TO their deaths from rife bullets, fred by
a squad of men belonging to the Now-York Rifles,
under command and by orders Of Lieut. Georgi. As
no sufficient implication existed warrsnting the further
detention OF Capt Craso the Coroner discharged him.
He returned to the camp at Willetts Point, and
having slept there during the night took bis leave at
a. N. Yesterday, and repaired to this city. He re-
ported himself 10 Gen. Yates at the Division Arsenal
at O'clock for orders, being accompanied thither by
Cen Hamilton Of the Flushing Artillerythe sans
that arrested him on Tuesday morning. Gen. Hamil-
ton stated that he had to look upon Capt Cras-
to's case ia different light. and was now convinced
that he had been abused man, and was not so much
20 blame for the course no endoayored TO take
at first believed.
Cant. Crasto protected against having anything fur
thor 10 do with the regiment of Col. lie Gendre. lie
narrated bis grievances, alleging that he had been
greatly oppressed ia bis position, and could not there
fore, remain as man.
Gen Yates immediately ordered q Court Of Inquiry,
under competent o6icers, which was 20 take place
the camp ground at Wetts Point at 1 o'clock yes
terday.
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FRon FoRr JEEPERsoS.--The bark Mustang Of
Mystic, Capt Pennington, Font Jefferson. Florda, IA
days. ballast. Master loft brig Howard, Of and for
Bangor In ballast, to sail neat day Schooner Noon.
light, for New-Yok, next day There were no trans.
ports in port but one was daily expected. The troops
and lsbores were all in good health. She brings
mail from The tr0oIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
MAINE ELECTION.
Erem Ia. Ks.nelse Jeurra.. 1871.
Totals .....4s,sr S3,uO i,9z....3ges2 is,lis uSg-

1ot&is ..'ss.'aoci WI" irz's.sS5Vsz EOS u 595
The vote giyen In the above towns In 1890 yyas
B3,69. In 1861, 66, 1886. Washburn's majority ia
1860 1865 and in 1861, u 9Os These returns ind.
cute the whole vote Of tue state this year at about
gaOVJ, which Is xo,vVo less tlan me vote OF 1900
andsDans combined viii be more than IL 0O0 which Is
greater relative majority than in 1869. Theconbined
Union majority OF Washburn and jameson over Dana
will DO nearly co. 900.
OF the Representatives elected there SO Republ-
eans and - Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
CITY ITEMS.

Seizure OF $1,000 IN CosTzDEnArE GoLD.-The
United States Marshal yesterday seized 900 in gold
in care of the American Express Company, being the
amount drawn from New.York Banks, on drafts from
Banks in Georgia. 1t was to have been forwarded to
the South, via Louisville, but before the expressman
reached his Office the Marshal took il fron him for the
benefit of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

NIsErY.SEvrs GuSs FOR THE KENTUCKY LKGIs-
LArunr.-This afternoon salute Of 81 guns will be
fred in the Park by the citizens of NewYork in honor
Of the Kentucky Legislature, II for the Representa-
tyes and &c for the Senators who voted TO expel the
rebels from the State, and place Kentucky on the AIDE
of the Union and the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
DIED.


ADAMs-Os Thtr,ssy Sept r. Hesry Van Brani Adsm.
only son oftJohn O. and Sarah e. Adams aged years o
Inontl,s aud 20 daya "a. s-., a..
The friends Of the isniy invited 70 sttend re sss on
Sunday Sept Is q. o'clock from tae fe'iasne' o' IL" P"
Seventeenth street. near Third syehae'
AILEE-on Frd,v. sepi 49, Edwin son Of Joseph D. ana
The ieads Of hs faulty s respectfully invited - slssSa me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

THE NEw-YoRE STATE FAm.-Remember that the
Fair Of the New.York State Agricultural Society is to
be held at watertown next week, Sept I6 II, 49, 49,.
Don't neglect to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

SEizUnKs.-Tte bark Alice TaintOn, from Liverpool,
and partly owned in Apalseletla and Mobile, aud the
schooner John, partly owned in Wilmington, n. G.,
bse been seized by the Surveyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The United States mail steamer Champion, from Az
pinwa the 5th inst with the California mails of Ang
81 and 81 100 500 Al in specie, arrived here yesterday
The following IL the specie list: