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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31
SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCTI0N N0fICE.-LARGE SALE.
~ An nYiraardina.X nhnuca Cor lCllenlc

A UCTl0N N0TICE.-LARGE SALE
"A An extraordinary chance for hoasekecpers
Magnificent Household Furniture.
~ CAUlkINS, auctioneer, will sell this day (satur.
day. Mt two o'clock p NJ precisely, all the superb and
costly Furniture, Paintings Statnary and Works OF Art
rosewood Drawing Room Suits, elegant seven octave
fiahoortc, Mirrors Velvet Carpets, &c &c., contained
~ me private residence 2is Fourteenth street. near
gnth avenue The auctioneer calls special attention OF
ms Iricnas and the public to this sale, being the arg
t ana richest assortment OF Household Furniture offered
at auction this season. The Furniture was all made for
the present owner aud Is In complete order Tho whole
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81 Il ROGART. AITCFTONEERS

A UCTION NOTICES. IL j. B0GART AUCroNEEFaS
IN will sell, this day at 10tS O'Clock, at the auction
room, No. North William street, large assortment Of
rosewood and mahogany ParIor, Bedroom and Kitchen
Furniture; one octave rosewood Piano. alse one Van
Alden patent Soda Water Fountain, with marble top !;
Counter and counter Show Cases also fifteen Feather Beds
Hair Mattresses also the effects Of Lager Bier Saloon
consisting Of Counters, Tables, Chairs, &c Deposits re-
Quired from all parties.
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A UCwION NOTTcE-suPERB FIRST GLASS HOUSE.

A UCYON NOrICE.-SUPERB FIRST CLASS HOUSE
IN hold Furniture at public auction, on this day
Saturday ut tho private residence Of NJ Blair Chapman
Esq So West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues commencing at IL O'Clock Seven octave rose
wood Planoore, Drawing Room Suites Bookcase, Etc
ceres Mirrors Curtains, Paintings Statuary, Carpets
Clocks Bureaus Bedseads wardrobes Mattresses Sofas
Rockers, Extension Table Buffet China, Glass and Silver
Ware, Table Gallery, Ocloth Stair Carpet, Hat Stand
also, all the Furniture OF tho servants apartments
Also largo Of Basement and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
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A UCTI0N SALE or READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
N A. NJ CRISTALAR, auctonesr, VIII sell, on Monday,
September 2, Mt 10 O'clock at % Bowcry, large and
general assortment Of seasonablc Clothing, comprising
cloth, cashmere, pilot and peterslam Frock Sack Bust
Pants, silk satin, velvet and cloth Vests Also Cloths,
Cassimeres Pilots Trimmings, Buttons Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods, &c. &c Also q lot Of guta percha Clothing
comprising Coats, Pants Aprons, Hats and Caps Horse
Covers Saddle BAGS &C.
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Observation-Disclosures
Nelson Miss DiencB
Newell Mrs Margaret
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MAYNARD Il CO., Aactionecrs.

A UClfON NOTICE.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF DAMAGE
n by water OF stock OF Household Furniture, which
TO have been sold this day, the will be sold
Tuesday, September at 10 O'clock at 10 Nassau street,
for account Of whom IL may concern.
DANIEL A. MATTHEWS. AUG toneer.
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DEy. EBEN FRANCIS OF STANFORD CONN, Will.
HI preach in the Twentieth street Uniyersast church
between Sixth and Seventh avenues tomorrow morning
and afternoon. Services at I0t and 81 7. VI.
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CtTEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP EVERY
- day, Sundays excepted at 81 p NJ, for Northport
making the intermediate landings. Leaves Norhport at
GA NJ Fare to Glen Cove, 20 cents; to Great Neck and
Sands Point 10 cents Freight to Great Neck, Sands
Point, and Glen Cove at half the usual rates.
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r B. CROOK l. CO., NO. so FULTON STREET, NEW
81 York. dealers in and manufacturers Of all kinds
of Fishing Tackle Scnes and Nets Dyer Bat Nets con-
stantly on hand and made TO order on short notice.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED INSPECTORS, APPOINTED By
i the Tammany Hall General Committee have select
ed No 20 Trinity place to hold the primary election Of tho
First ward between the hours Of and p NJ, Saturl
day, August 81 1851
J JACOB ' I. Smith, inspectors
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE, VIA
j Southampton and Bremen, per United states steamer
BREMEN and for Ireland via Queenstown, per the EDN
BURG will close at this office saturday the 3lst day
of August, at 10H A. NJ.
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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COMMUNION SERVICES ON SUNDAY MORNING, AT
~ the Brooklyn Tabernacle, commencing at 1Ols
o'clock. Preaching in the evening by tho pastor Rev
William Alvin Bartlett, commencing at "a O'Clock
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M EM0RfAL CHURCH, HAMMOND STREET, CORNER
WI of WWerley place.--The Rev. e. f. Remington will
preach omorrow Sunday EVENING" Services at 10 &
81 and Il O'Clock. Free seats.
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4 UCTlON NOTICE.

n UCTION NOTICE.. :
~ REGULAR SALE.
NEW AND SECOND HAND VEHICLES, Of varions de-
scrptons of best city make this day, IL O'clock by
EZRA LUDLOW, JR, at his saeroom, 50 Liberty street,
one door west of Broadway
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DEv ISAAC s. KAIJOCH WILL PREACH IN IAfGIIr
Ia street church Corner Laight and yarick streesl
tomorrow Sunday morning, at los O'Clock and AT
o'clock in the evening.
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1ENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER. DAY, AT 1Oh
ll O'Clock at the 1914 William street, Groceries,
Liquors Segars, Sc. Sardnes 100 boxes Herring
10 boxes Starch Candies Cheese salmon Crackers, Mus
tard, Spices quantity Of Muirs and Alsops Bottled
Aes 10 Golden Grape Brandy, cases London Cor
dial Gin 10 baskets Champagne, so bottles old 0tard
Brandy SO dsmohus and several casks Liquors various
kinds; also about A 900 segars.
At IL O'Clock,
Quantity of Dry and Fancy Goods, Clothing Sewing
Machines, lot of Oil amps. Lnciter Matches &c
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TIENRY H. LEEDS, ACCrIONEER.-EIsNRY II. LEEDS
Ill Il co. will sell at auction Saturday, August
81 at half past ten O'Clock, at the saesroo No. % Mas
sau street, Household Furniture, consisting Of Brussels
and Ingram Carpets mahogany Sofa covered in haircoth
enaneied Cottage Suits hair and sea grass Mattresses
black walnut Writing Desk mahogany and black walnut
Bedsteais maple Cane Seat Chairs, black walnut Exten
sion Dining Table, mahogany Rockers covered in plush,
&c Also large assortment Of white and gilt Crockery
Glass Ware Cooking Stove. &c.
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STEAMBOATS,.

money ISLAND FERRY-LANDS AT FORT HAMII
~ ton. The NAUSHON leaves West Tenth street al
OK, 12X, 34 Spring street at 9H 12, 315 Jay street
ut 9x, I2Z, az Pier No. North river, at 10, l. T.
Fare with return ticket rs cents.
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1O1IN H. BrRLEY, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 day, at O'Clock, at 444 Canal street, Sofas, Sofa
Pier, Manel and other Glasses second hand Piano,
made by Dubois & Bacon; Wardrcbes Pictures Exten-
son Centre and other Tables Express Wagon Spring
Cart old Bourbon Whskcy, casks Of old Brandy, Gin,
st. Croix Rum, Hair ana other Mattresses, Feather
Beds, 900 yards of Brussels Thrcepy aud other Car
pets; 0cloths Cooking Stoves Blankets, Com.orters,
Bedding Cutlery, together with everything for house
keeping, To be sold without reserve.
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IA day at 10 O'clock the entire Furniture Of family
Eleventh street Everything must be removed this day.
A UCrION.-B. +. THOMAS, AUCT1ONEER.-,JAMFS
IA L. DAYTON co. will sell this day at their sales
room, Ill Nassau street. at 1917 O'clock consignment
Of Jewery and Hair Tonic, Household and Office Furn
tllre Ec
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nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY-THE NEW
and fast steamboat DANIEL. DREW leaves Jay street
ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays, at A. NJ, calling
at Thrtieth street Excursion tickets to be had on
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DROwNE NICHOLS, AUCT1ONEERs. DAY
ID Saturday, August 81, at 1o1s O'Clock, at the
saesroom No 80 Nassau street, mortgage sale Of Hotel
Furniture Furniture Of watering place hotel,
sstng of double single and q first class Hair Mattresses
Straw Paasses, Straw and Husk Mattresses, Feather
Pillows and Bolsters Counerpanes, Quilts; Brussels In
grain and Three ply Carpets Olcoth and Straw Mating
black walnut Dressing Bureaus, washstands Toilet Ia
bes Enclosed Washstands, Toilet Sets, Towel Stands,
Toweling &c; small mahogany Frame Mirrors, double
and single black walnut Cottage Bedsteads black walnut
seat Chairs, Arm Chairs Cocoa Mating, Gas FIX
Sofas Lounges Foostoois Curtains Cornces and Shades
Iron Safe, Reading Room Furniture and Refrgerators
now in fine order. Catalogues ready early Saturday
morning
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TJ'iIE ORIGIN. PERFECTION AND FINAL DESTINY OF
l. man. as viewed by the light of and the laws
Of nature will address free any society or audience
ID city or country nnirammeed by sectarian preudces
or theological bgoiy Address Rcfomer box 1872 Herald
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TVARE TO ALBANY REDUCED-PASSAGE BETWEEN
I New York and Albany by Peoples Line Steamers
New World and Isaac Newton Is reduced to SO cents
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DLEECKER STREET UNIvERSALIST CHURCH, COR.
ID ner Of Downing street, will be opened for public
worship tomorrow. Rev. Moses Ballou Pastor viii
preach at l01s A. N. and ~ Z. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DROTHER G. W. BARNES WILL SUPPLY TIE DESK
ID Of the Second Universast Society, at their Chapel
corner Second avenue and Eleventh street to morrow
morning at 1os4 O'Clock Seats provided FOR strangers
NO evening service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-31

ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.--FOR NEWARK, FARE
~ 10 cents, and Bergen Point fare 10 cents Steamer
THOMAS p. WAY leaves pier 90 North river, foot Of
hey street, at 10a A. and4 NJ Leaves Newark at
TX and -. P NJ f~--
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NONSTABIES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
~ tion viii expose for sale at IS Greenwich street,
this day at 1922 O'Clock in the forenoon one Horse, one
set Of Harness and one bakers Wagon.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Constable
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1NOR ROCKAWAY AND SEASIDE HOUSE-COM1
H nencing Sunday. September 1.-The steamer R. T.
CARTER Capt. Geo. T. Stanley, will peave daily as fo
lows:-Peck slip, A. NJ Spring street, North river $780,
pier North river Returning, will leave Rockaway at
O'Clock p NJ. Fare, fifty cents each way. N. BCood
blue fishing at RockaWay
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NToRNING LINE FOR PEEKsKIIL-THE AURORA
N leaves daily at "A. NJ. Sundays 49, landing at
West Tenth and Thrtieth streets, Yonkers, Hastings
Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytown Sing Sing Haversraw, Grassy
Point and Verplanks. Returning leaves Peekskll at
p.
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Spencer Catherine
Spencer Katy
SteDemets Julia
= Il
sbsperd Mrs A W
Stephens Mrs Ami
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- h J. BOGART, AUCII0NEERS. -sArURDAY, AU-
% gust 81 at 10H O'Clock, at the auct Ion rooms No.
North William street, Household Furniture, Piano. &C. /,
consisting OF carved rosewood Idsteads do marble top
Dressing Bureaus do. enclosed Wassand Eegcres,
hogany Sofas, Lounges Mirrors, Velvet brussels and IN
grain Carpets Bedsteads Hair Mattresses, Washsands,
one seven octave rosewood iauo. Also the effects Of
lager beer saloon Bagatee Table, Refrigerator Chairs
CrocScry and Glassware; Office Desks nc.
~ 81. BOGART, AuCTIONKERS.--TI DAY AT II
Ne O'Clock, at the auction rooms No. North William
street. mortgage sale Of Que Sewing Machine
AUGUST BHIEBE Attorney Mortgage.
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C%HRISTTAN CHAPEL, SEVENTEENTH STREET NEAR
~ Sixth avenue. Services on Lords Day September
l. at 101s A. NJ. and IA p. NJ, Urban G. Brewer, the
Pastor having returned from western tour will resume
his duties by preaching morning and evening
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-14
State Conventions.

he llta5sr@ti' itlIfE5 III IN. oi1;e dor
To &-tf " 'Ae'E party @rst''t< .i.'h and Te''Ys
oil! ts,ses.'a4 all Tue '''islis;= t.r;i7i's y
4 =; tias. Il the ID IHriy "Haek- oil
that deiunct b'i.s,-i'4saan1n bem
osracy-issiFe to I3'e ga "ia'ks, no oa9
ean EeAs5''a - o'Jaet' Dlt '"s 44'y u al
good mah ei t1-lA3 i = st'e t. l a'2a
ifo@ 'Ae t7s''7's re e5'sp'T'es = 'i the JeH.
DAYS : tie to9#s' the fl'y'is' and Tue 9th
CT ''o'is'Ia'is ot 'A"t e.it'f @FSAH'4''i1'' !.
AMI siats. there - hit M ar ls',ls{ AZ ar
saniztti9n now "a IN i'2i r5asiils' ~. s'-s.
'ns u the l'e.Ftae u ON ='=-i-l-' al #=.it
4->t!nF OF al! ti's pope exc p tn rs, 49,
can 500 No otaer pam ei da'f bd. i3F ia.
party u : s'FalSA' forward IA s''st''h''ss II.
4rgthA'ti'a' In eAl4as e'a'eh''ons' let
Tue eau DC maze pF34i eh a.'5l = en- afle-
al i'FntF aim)ef'i' anu d i-''f''sFe.s " ~
age no" Ao9F'hs earnestly AMI u '5Fh'aed.t
'2F tAe# h''h ana 'ii ''''eFhihc'.'' - 'F''-
eilAte IN al our t'h'eh'''i'S' "e''oih M
them to its councils It's dat'e' Anu rs al'aR'
@ses' NJ r'''s'n4oi' man can ask 'h' ne
pa'aeAus . give up 'o't l'F'y h"lns' "
'Ae au''es ana Ferp'i sioii,'>s q Tue Gay u =
'nAh4s no e"lnaac 10 l''' a II consistent ''h'
''f''is '''2'~A'i' ''' i,g#'2''.''is I.'f'y !" q
once eA''e' 'H1 ~ ''.''''.''" i'i'F - ~"
TINS TIE name ol 'l5 party PRECEDING IN
"'5 purity % ""''H II was ''G ,1''u' i'.''
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! islatiyc approximation. y. j. foreman
chairman, delivered patriotic address on
! takirs the chair, dcu0uncing the Richmond
convention secession ordinance and eXhortcd
the members to be firm and decided through
out their action. DELEGATES were then sworn
/ in. The majority seems ID he t1t proyIs-
/ ional government for the whole State and u
deposition OF the State authority and the cti-
/ tire Reorganization Of the municipal author
ity. MIR. Carlisle offered resolutions winch
were auimOu>ls adopted, thanking Gen.
/ Mcclellan for sending troop Is to W ostcrn Va >
and commenting the gallantry Of the troops
at PhilliTri, aud complimcntins the bravery
Of CD. Kelley.
/ 1IAGERsTowS, l2th.
The Government probably desires - keep
/ the troops out Of Maryland until after the
Congressional election tomorrow.
! y Resolution which passed the legislature,
iustructins the Maryland L. Suites senators
to vote for the recognition of the southern
Cvnlcderacy excitcs great Indignation among
tee Union men in this portion Of the STATE.
Many of them say the federal Government
ought to dspersc the Legislature by force
No firing took place last night. There was
more or less firing at the dam all day ycstcr-
day, 1t is thought the firing would he
renewed there tuis afternoon Ono Of
the hirsinitns was struck yesterday but no
MarylaOlers were hurt.
LOUISVILLE, l2th.
Tie New Orleans PitaWacot the 9TH says
; federal transports, one Of which Is supF3s-
Il l. he the Empire Gity--thcr, ara sIt 10
IL 800 mea On bJard-urri1cl oil the bar
Yesterday afternoon.
1
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it WIS agreed to move to Great Bethel, and
the entire force marched on that place,
when the rebels opened Gre from battery
of rilcd cannon. Our troops responded
promptly but the vollcys Of the infantry and
their small park Of howitz1rs were unavail-
ing, and {. retreat was sounded aud executed
in good order.
BALTIMORE, llth.
Gen. Butler estimates his loss at 80 kiIla
AMI Ton w5unlVl |; is feared that MAJOR
Winthrop, Aid Of Gen. Butler, is killed, as
be cannot be found W hen the news Of the
retiring Of our forces reached Fortress Mon
roe, Gen, Butler repaired instantly 10 New
port News. and Col Dimmck ordered adIi-
t5nal moftars and howitzer5 - b. moante
on tie rAmpartso Of the land sitla.
About ? clock in the evening, the steam
or Catalire reached Fortress Monroe With
some OF the dead and wounded. In the
mean tune rclrly all oar armed h2et ur)-
eaejcl up Jana River 10 Newport News
Point Lieut. Grinb!c was killed by u rilc
cannon ball striking bis forehead, tearing
away the upper portion ot his head. Lieut.
Col. GrHneiI Is supposed = he killed
LOUISVILLE, llth.
Tho Surveyor Of Custlms at Evansville
Iutliana, has notified Steamboat officer thtt
the tr4nsp rt.ti1n to ; tutalani and Palue-
cab j. Il violation Of TIC instructions and
cannot be allowed.
The New Orleans beats were stopped On
tn 81.
The British slip 1aIepsuleneo AID the
Bremea CaAIin went - SCI from New Or
leans ON the 9TH. Sup MaWarmesk AMI
Parsons for Liverpool were abandoned inside
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Wednesday yn'g's Dispatches

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fused by TN. Lyon, VINO ass'F' 'I '7e ~ ~
ol the s'1IefAiAeht 10 iaatel, OF 'l4'i III Ii
troops IN any p1rto.h o. 'h' mon
Ine If'sAHf p" ashtHst2 ~. disP4tcn ny
that Tie present. iofee al VI 4s'Iu7t'n WI
so1n be increased % Connecticut l .'l"'ie'
l Wisconsin and : MASSACHUSETTS, regiments
when the Gu stt9n viii be oil alSt'e'as =
Manassas Junction instead OF waiting io'
an assault from thence.
L3tters are daily received RON Ne'''i'''
iaIi OF Onloh seii''n' me- .......,... :,
\ letter from East ienn4'e state t9at Il
the tnlpAis's IA re :. h3d .pee'' "''ie" ',''
Would nave '"he' zen i'"Sis P''>''ie' ~
he was passing throush. to Rtehm'ai o.,
Tie Wlie oil the Gator 81 lhe -'"''. '''
Democrat las reached Washington h4''n.
lett in the night. she represents g t4"t el1.
compiet-.i terror strieSea, ~ ai9h 70 VOC
were above 10 be printed anu NJ mo
sentiments allowed = be UT rcd. An y. i5'
ters - or from tae North are olea'i- H
last American H'S m t"at c''y W., otlF me, l','
+ nous "'i'-1 '-'0 i1'r4' O'--o -
down.
The H-rala dispatch says II IS o' ,' IN ,
i3rmed by P'Fs79, m tI'9 e''tle Yea. al ''Ia.'
be'ei thAt ',7 i'''crA' G'''.i3' W ''0' r.
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GRsFT0Y, June s


VIRGINIASs Il have pleasure IN announce
ing that we have routed and eumplet j. dis
comfitted the secessiouists in arms At Palilp-
ri. Their forces are aamora.Hed. llesertets
are numerous, and the panic stricken rem
nants have taken refuge IN the passes OF the
mountains. Western Virginia is Tree from
the enemies. To her freedom and peace,ln / al
confidence Of her loyalty and d sire t. pr
feet Yourselves, | njw call upon yoa = c1ma
to tne support Of your constitutional 01Yera-
ment. an empowered - muster y9l into
the service Of the United States. Z serve on
" for the dsIene, Of your own soil /; arms And
munitions will be furnished yaa. ASSembit
~ once at your various county seats amt r.
mort 10 me for instructions. Cavalry aud
Infantry will be received at once.
fSiened.) T. \. MoaRls. Brig. Gen.
The troops are anxious t. m1rca On Hat
tonyilIe, but nothing is known.
BALTIMORE, Midnight 9th.
The Michigan regiment arrived re at
O'Clock this evening over the Northern
Central railroad. About an boar since a
train of 10 elrs. containing artil cry, horses
munitions of war. with 100 from the
r. I. rayi5neat passc through tbs eng e1
IL RI a;n5arsburgI and Hlg arst1"h.
IxDErENDENcE, M9., 9ta.
\ new Mexican mail OF the w has been
r,csiyad Ia. G. Il. Critten len MAJ. Long
s,,set Lisuf. Mcneil, and other OH
GERS Of the army have resi5ael and lett tof