The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-24


Cantor Ohio, was last night entirely destroyed by
volunteers of that place.
THE JEFFERSONIAN NEWSPAPER.
WEsrcnFsrER Pa, August %, 1861
Deputy United States Marshal Jenkins s. Schuyler by
order OF the United States Marshal took Of the
Jersonian newspaper building, with its contents this
afternoon, to await further orders from Washington.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.
PHnADEPIuA, August %, 1861.
Seizure of Another La Of Rebel Pap.rs-The Richmond
Srie'-Hedry DrcusNs Neo York and Londo,--
Activity Of the United States Marshals-Naral Ne.os-
Negro Regiments, dc.
The amount Of rubbish at the United States buildings
in tho shape Of robcl newspapers carruly great Mar
shall Miward made another descent upon Ben. Woods
New York Nep to-day, and found upwards Of two thou
sand copies, all but Gf;y Of which were directed to st
Louis, Louisville baltimore and other places the doubt
ful or rebel States. Fifty coi of the New York Jo;rd
Of Commerce were likewise taken. Tho whole seizure Of
these organs amounts to about 4 500 copies more
than equal should think their combined pay ISIS
per day. Those last bund cs CONSIGNED Adams
exrcss as the New York ans ref scd to carry them.
Great ind gnation cynr ssed here that the publication
Is not stopped In New York, these papers fatty
reasonable aiming to give aid and to the enc
and especially IN these places where the Union SITS
struggling the hardest for prestige We have bit
single doubtful paper in town, religious print called
the Herald protesting 70 be the organ OF wing of tho
Catholic church The O6serer closed up Thursday by
the Marshas deputies would have cefunct by its
next issue at furthcst having lost oil circulation advcr
tislng AID influence Two years ago It's proprietor.
preacher, named Converse, refused $50 600 for It.
None OF these papers will be allowed under any ci-cum-
stances To be cold in rhadc phia and news agents
ceiving or circulating them will be summary arrested
and indicted The Postmaster ut this place. we believe,
has also been ordered not to deliver either paper to
subscr Ibcrs.
there of the called peace papers but five or six
Pennsylvania,
Lchgh county. The JGrson'an at Westminster (Eohn
Hickman town. will lie revived IL is said In the face
OF tn threats that the parties conducting IL will ba
shot IN the streets Brnton the editor, scd
yesterday for assault and Hidgson, Engshman, the
publisher, has been ordered TO leave the place The
Commonwealth will he rid Of these obnoxious prints
and the sooner the better.
In Wilmington there are three scurvy wocilies that
favor secession, and stir up mutny in Delaware II is
essential to the consolidation Of the North that these be
stopped.
The spies arrested at Harrisburg AMI brought to town
last night had private hearing to-day, and all the pa
pcrs found the persons Of Carson, Kelly and Pogrm
examined. The drafts amount to upwards Of
$50 co., two thirds Of which arcon Now York bankers
and alb mt f10 600 upon London bankers. Carson will
probably be discharged, anil the other Fort
lafayette handed the military authorities All
the wei known in Baltimore, but they came TO
this city direct from Richmond, and Kelly is unaoabt
cdlv spy, having letters from rebel officers sewn up
IN his shirt, and papers OF heinous nature the
contents Of which will not at this time be maie public
The schooner Paker, In port makes tie sixth prize
brought TO this place, and two other scooners capturcd
by tire gunbost Union daily expected Tho Tuscarora
v.
Unic States vessel Abatross and the negro cook Jacob
Garrison have been awarded 500 salvage Judge Cad
wa'ladcr or rescurg the Encanress The schooner
then restored to her owner.
Tr negroes in town have secretly drilling for four
months and two regiments are said to be completed wait
ing for the fortunate noineEt 10 take part in tho
One rcgm mt is said TO be commanded by herculean
negro namad Green who served term in the peniten
ia y for attempting to rescue fugitive slave.
SEIZURE OF THE NEW YORK NEWS AND sToprAGE
OF THE PHILADELPHIA CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
From the Phadclphia inquirer, Aug. %
For scvera. days past 1t has been understood in official
circles that tic New York Daily Nec, socalcd cacc'
paper favoing the onat was not be allowed
circulate its reasonable doctrines in this city. press
of sin S. however, prevented any active measures
being tai for its suppression until yesterday Early In
tn rumors prevalent that the oDca Of the
Ihade hia agent to be mobbed and Chief OF Police
Reg cs deemed advisable TO hold nearly three hundred
in readiness for any disturbance Of the peace and, if
necessary, to fo ward the aim Of the United States Mar
sha by whom the seizure Of the papers to be made.
Upon the arrival of the New York boat with the various
BUM cs of papers, Marshal Mllward with his deputy, Mr.
schnylr stepped on board, and being assisted by se'
gant Lovearc and squad Of the corps of the po
lice examined them From two to three thousand copies
OF the Daily Neos found, destined for sale in this
city. No copies of either the Journal Of Commrre
New York Day Book found both of which plpers
of strong osavery procvities The Day Bol being
paper could not fact have been received
at that time general satisfaction expressed by
tn around at the proceedings, by individual
who considered the act an outrage OH the right CT rce
speech"
Those present appeared to consider secession "frce
spcech simply free lies and disposed to handle
pressed by number Of newsboys, who debarrcd
from their daily sales of the obnoxious paper The cifc
aiion Of this paper does not by any means imply that
ever buyer is secesscnst. Many persons have pur.
chased out CT desire to both sides OF the various
nts of controversy daily sprngng up; others for idle
curiosity and still more for tho amusement Of laughing
its "a schools. That there few however, in this
city who symrathze with its sentiments it useless to-
deny.
The Nc,m is edited by Ben. Wool recently
elected member Of Congress- from New York
city, who, with. bis brother, Fernando Wood,
lfrtgnp of M is gf nrn in
sentiment The business OF the former large lottery
dealer has been chiefly connected with the South and
eyes The publication Of secession paper, therefore,
guarantees his soundness in Southern point of view
Ills brother Fernando has, from policy, favored the Union
since the rebellion broke out
In addition to the above seizure, Marshal Miward cxa-
mined all newspaper bundles passing yesterday south
ward through Adam Express. bundle directed to A.
Cunter, Louisville, Kentucky contained eleven hundred
aud twenty-five copies of the Daily Nsrs majority
Of the bundles addressed to H. Taylor baltimore,
packages, marked for Washington, Alexandria,
and different points. in Maryland T. shilling
ton, Washington had 'Wentylve copies OF 4 tne
Dozen as aso n. C. Brooks, ELECTS Mills J. W. Robin
son Annapolis; W. d. Shepard, Washington NJ Carroll
Carnicn depot-each small package All these bundles,
with the exception Of that to Louisville contained moro
or less Of other New York papers. One package ad
dressed r. Taylor, which appeared entirely for Bat
more reading contained four hundred copies Of the Daily
Ners and Ave hundred of the Tribune and Fines, as also
a small bundle Of the World.
At about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Marshal
Mwnrd scizt the Office and appurtenances of the Chris
han Oecr formerly New School Presbyterian paper,
bat recently rcpudated by that denomination account
of its prosavery procvities The editor is Rev A. Con
verse, native Of Vermont, but of late citizen of Rich
mond, Va. It's articles have recently been peculiarly
virulent against the course of the government.
IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEERS.
Recruits who join a regiment are necesstated to re-
main with that regiment and are not allowed to join
any other without regular discharge from the one in