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Eve days notice IN the official Journal adjudication to
% III or Of ss uoImsi e9hne
going report, were read, and, on motion, adopted,
the rules having been suspended. -. =
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni Allen, Beggs Benit
Davis DuprG, Hodgkins, Laborde, Leefe ana Mems.
nlan--l0.
Rts6'eea That the adjudication by the Comptroller of con-
tract! agreeah to resolution No s for attending and keep
JOHN Php Dramnor the s sum S 81 s
he and the sae Is hereby rejected by the Common
Rsois Rs That The surveyor be and he hereby an
thGrsed to repair and the Magnolia bridge in good
order and condition at exceeding two thousand
The following resolutions, referred to in the fore
going report, were read and. on motion unani
mously adopted the rules having been suspended :
Resotred That the New Orleans City Railroad Company be-
and hereby allowed permission to substitute for the
months after the PIE war said company TAKE M
the rails and put down the fiat iron rails ageeably
Resided ter Tint the pri yege granted to the New
Orleans Git RMoad COMPANY in the first of this
said company for the railroad on Greanen street. Poland
RssoipSd That the aforementioned privileges he entered into
by the Mayor with the said New Orleans City Railroad
pany, per notaralact.
POLICE AND HEALTH .
The following report of the Committee on Police
and Health, was read, and, on motion, unanimously
adopted
The Committee Police and Health beg Lave TO report as
Upon n petition of Il. E. Jordy asking permission to
erect distilery within the No Triaugua Bulldogs
uniaForaby IT. however The petitioner will furnish the writ
ten consent of jointly of his neighbours the committee would
Upon the petition Of Nmicl Smith asking permission to
erect coke ovens on the evee Post L. avoraby
Ge n the PRAYER p petitioners
Common street. asking that Mr. n Henriuues be al
the of the above ~ests favoraby resolution being
herewith granting the PRAYER The petitioners
Respectfully submitted,
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Leaves every SATURDAY at5P.M
NEW ORLEANS AND VECKs-
49, D. burg s Mail Lne-For Donaidsonville PIaq-
uer3ne, Baton Rouge Port aison, Bayou Sara
gJE Red River Landing Fort adams, Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Cin wareuon and vicka.
ourg-The passenger steamer Lafourche, j. j. Brown
master lin place Of The Matched will every
-urdRy at o'clock P NJ
~. PERSON h CO. AgeHts
sssiV,, -, a c&rondelet
and Charm for Ya1oo river '
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W. T.
The following resolutions, referred to in the fore
going report, were read, and, on motion, unanim-
ously adopted, the rules having been suspended
Resnird That permission he and is hereby graned TO MIN
ick Smith coke tie levee near post Is pro
vded The shalt remain during the pleasure Of the Com
mon Council. 1900
Reso'rsd That permission be and is hereby granted to j. n
Henriques 10 establish an Ancon mart on his premie Ca
borne street Common street. The sale of horses
RACES drays provided the Shall remain during the
pleasure Of the Common Council.
report of the Subcommittee on the Free
Market was read and on motion referred to the
Volunteer Relief Committee.
Mr.. Dupr6 presented memorial concerning the
Bread Ordinance, written in the French language
and moved that the Secretary cause the same to be
translated into the English language and that one
hundred copies thereof be printed. Carried, unani-
mousiy.
On motion of Mr. BENT the Board adjourned to
Tuesday next the 22d instant at o'clockP. NJ.
,-. JOHN E. HOLLAND, See'y.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

ueaves every SATURDAY, at PM
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
, ~ l. Packet Regular c. S, Mail Summer Packet
LSsHA3Est For Memphis and the Bends-The frstclass
n passenger packet steamer Mary e. kcene,
w. b. richardson MASTER Will be ready receive freight
Thursday morning and will leaves above attending 10 her
regular business Us usual For freight passage apply
board, or to
a2s under st. Charles Hotel lsst wing
MS- This line connects ut Memphis with the Memphis and
and superior packets ST. Louis and
Louisville $3.50
Blls of ladiug signed the office of the agents M to
O'Clock on day of departure
Leaves or THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 3 NJ.
MEMPHIS PACKET.
THE STEAMER LOUISVILLE
Esssg h. Capt, Joseph Combs-Ths favorite passenger
packet will arrive here and be ready to receive
MAfsSSEi1 freight Monday morning for Baton Rouge
Matches NcSburg and all the Bends For freight passage
apply on board, OF to
THos. KEEFFE
se2u Is Gravier street.
B. This line At Napoleon with regular packets for
Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis the Memphis
aug Charleston RnilroRd taking freight for Charleston Sava
nah, Norfolk, Nashville, etc.
Bills lading signed office of the agent M TO O'Clock
day of departure. e W
N b. The Louisville Will take freight Yazoo river to be
reshpped on steamers Charm and Prince Vcksburg.
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HMw ORLEANS oRrAnrnKr

~ "a Ron WORKS .The undersigned beg leave to inform
the public and builders generally that they are manu-
W featuring ali kinds Architectural and building Iron
thar foundry. OF Magnolia and Erato streets
ce In Davidson Row Carondelet res-such as Veandshs
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Boots, etc.
They constantly hand Cast Wrought Iron Col
Yenators snd Sash Weights etc; and Eli all orders d
every description Of Castings Columns Store 'FRONT.'
With despatch. -
BENNETT ( LuRaEs Davdson's Kov,
aJnt
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M USROE, "a. ~ CO., AEN'S AND BOYS CLOTH
M ing OF all sizes and qualities wholesale and retail
of 6raver and Magazine sfreats.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

The train will upon sufficient notice. stop Gen
lilly Station Fare, Is cents eneh way Parties DESTROYS OF
being landed at the Station notify the Conductor prior
the departure of the train.
OF If =. PANDELlY, Superintendent.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

CoUNclL CH4NEER, Cry HALL,}
New Orleans, Tuesday, oct. 10, 1861.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Hon. J. Magioni, President, in the chair.
The roll being called, the following members an
sweH ed to their Names viz:
Hon. ] Magioni, President Messrs. Allen, Beggs,
BENT, Davis, Dupr6, Laborde, Leefe and Mems
man..
On motion of Mr.. .Beggs, the reading of the
journal of the proceedings of the last meeting was
dispensed with, and the journal approved.
The report of the Treasurer, ofreceipts and dis
bursements for the week ending Saturday. October
IL, 1861, showing balance of 1928 81, was read,
and, on motion, referred to the Finance Committee
The following communication from the Treasurer
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee:
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, October Is, 1851.
To the Honorable the President and Members. Of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen :
GeniemenH last report of the CITY Treasury
the Of twenty eight thousand two hundred
and eight dliars the total up the 9Th SIS IS OF
Since then have issued Of dollar bills the sum
Of seven thousand five hundred and seventy two
And of three dollar bills the of twenty nine hous
and seven hundred and sixty dollars. 20 go %
Making a a n of 40 M
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Mr.. Dupre moved to strike out from the fore
going resolution item 6, viz: ar. Labranche, 6a
months extra service as Deputy Comptroller, 1860,
Sl30U 00' and that said item be referred back to
Finance Committee. Carried.
On motion of Mr., Leefe, the foregoing resolution
with the exception of item No. aforesaid) was
adopted, the rules being suspended.
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beggs, BENT,
DAVIS, Dupre, Hodgkns, Laborde, Leefe and Mems
mah-l0.
Nays None.
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NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. l42 CANAL STREET,

In conformity with The requirements Of Charter lie H.
lowing statement Is published
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San Francisco shipping TO the sist u per Ponv
Express, In news columns
BARK SUSAN CLARK, Carter from Boston for Cenfnero,
tbeiore reported went ashore nit on reef ON Inc NE
point OF Turks Islands In thick hazy weather She will
be total loss with her cargo Of $40
slowed IN the poop VIII be mostly saved condi
diton The was 295 tons, ana built Beverly in 1866
where she owned.
BARK Young GRErK which aground some weeks since
~ Chesapeake Bay has discharged aud cparng
the Baltimore screw dock. She has been stripped cauked
and eoppered &C.
BRie LYDIA FRANcFs seized by the rebels had 800 hhds at
gar OF which only 30 hhds saved The officers
OF me and brig Martin (beore reported sezed)
Old Point, Va.
soHR JonN FRrprRcx tof Belfas, from Nova Scotia fos
os,on went ashore morning OF 9Th Island
NesseI ana cargo OF piles total loss.
schh NATHANIEL erase hence June IL for Antigua has
captured ny the rebels the Coast OF North Carolina
e ana crew were released and have arrived Bu
and owned In Harwich. -' - ~ 'N
DR. Scnn EMPIRE, of Corvallis from Barbados for Eas,
aIuonr IL 10 load went ashore
xoh w on the north part OF East Cacos but
wreckers and taken into East Harbor z7h and con-
oeihhed Salvage awarded at 30 percent
bark keoka Of New Bedford recently purchased by VIM
WILCOX, Will load for San Francisco "
Bark Margaret Scott of New BEDFORD 800 tons has beer
purchased by Capt Samuel Skinner NIB on private
She Is TO be lifted out for short whaling cruise
tic Ocean.
The remains Of the hull OF Eagles Wing have been
raised and beached Pawuxe where she win probably
be broken up The machinery will be taken Providence by
schr Empire.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels tbs
nan New Orleans aud Galveston ut the latest accounts fre
each OF those ports
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK
RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY.

During tho 6rsr ten days Of this month recruiting FOR the
general service in Chatham street and Cedar street has
been even more ethrgc than during the quetest times
for two years back onv eight men having been enlisted
at both Offices Fourteen n were booked at the HUDSON
street rendezvous for the united service One reason
why the Hudson party haze been more successful
than the others is that they have advantage OF inc
just passed by Congress to enlist Tor thfee
thirteen dollars per month"; while the CeO at sTecl ana
Chatham street officers waiting for orde. oeioie
holding out applicants the Inducements OF high. pay
and shorter term Of service.
Not nearly so many returned volunteers as might have
been expected have yet visited the regular Offices The
draw them after little time as from what learn
those volunteers who served along with the regulars did
not fail 10 observe and appreciate the difference between
their own unsatisfactory mcsscs the better regulated
messes o! the old troops But, notwithstanding this
may be questionable whether any great number Of the
volunteers will be enlisted careful examination Of
many of the volunteer muster rolls gave The following re
sus:Out OF 60c volunteers III Under q and 90
over 35 years OF This shows az cer cent Of
vosnteers WHO could not be taken the regular ypy
OF the nander II would be difficult t. say ovur ap
proxmaley how many would be refused on account q,
being married beng under the regr ton Of
five feet four and one half inches or beng physically DIS
quaded-they not infinitely examined by The sur.
geons-bu Judging by the proportion Of rejected at
the regular Offices. shown by the official returns IL
may be safely Put that 60 rs per cent would
mating the number Of volunteers likely swell the ranks
Of the regular army.
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HONVED REGIMENT.

new impetus was gwen 10 the organization OF this
regiment by the arrival OF Count Wrasaw who last
week wac unanimously elected Colonel and who inow
was attached TO the division o! General Butler at Fortress
Monroe Being descendant OF the well known military
family Of that name he has been trained from his earliest
youth TO the life Of soldier. Rising In the Austrian
army step by step TO the grade Of captain he in the
year 1852 Joined the army OF Hungary Of which le
native, where, in consequence Of bis personal brave
ry and stratcgca talent, he promoted TO the
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel and chief Of the stan
Klapkas army corps His deeds, his wounds, aud The
unanimous voice OF his countrymen guarantees That
his Will be an acquisition TO army
In fact he has already proved his military qualities b. the
superior discipline which he impaired to his command
Newport News Under his leadership, assisted by Lien
tenant Colonel Kovacs and Major Decsy, who served with
distinction under Generals Guyon and H. Perczcl this
resiment cannot fail 70 distinguish ITSELF.
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ARRIVED


f sT II "a Gss s;.G ssss
toW1esySsh!a Had ISL WINDS he passage
mase and lei passengers 10 order.
sss g . a pi 10 T bo~ c. 5n d T.
ri SSfs New york; L0s@" $50
Bari ress Hism, Ar,m,nn Msynps II ballast
ss Ress'si es
Tgss Sy Of died o The Ser
10 d Win Sugar Tny IS Sns
hsssss ?'f .i ;igs
% ssfs ;isa:
Is With neis &c, to smith Jones Co '''"'''' 'u'
f aSN EGs iay In y 81 . psi ss
sr hs9sS Ss Miner
Plat 70 days, with mahogany 10 II @ Smith.
rs jF hh11dd Port an rA July a with log
Brig Bohio Bartlett Mrasoane, July 49, with logwood to
Brig Laura Br, OF st Andrews NB), Langhorne, st Do
Xas 7a?ss-s ssoS s sshr susan 1 Sos
ton from Portland Tor Cape Hayden 10 days out The Ia
Brig Keoia eef Bes,on smith cienfuero IT, days, with
tos, ca,ne, cruise who enquired five had any
Brig carnosa tsp Abrena cenuesos 10 days ballast.
Brig Emily Fisher .of Easpor, Staples Neuvi,as July 80
with sugar, 10 Brett, Son CO.
3d. Win h sugar. Bre 90 staples Neuva' July
BIS GygHSe. sT Smith Windsor Ms 10 days. with plas
Brig Sarah Star prize Agate przemaster Mckay OF US
steam frigae Wabash, Wilmington, NC 10 days with naval
bound Liv epool Was captured Sd inst Cant AL
Ties ia Liverpool
BrigJw Woodruff, Robinson, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Mary Alice Bentley, USN, GuayanHa, July a. with
sugar, 10 Sturees Co. (See news columns
sehr Bsnehc tBr), Deap East Hsrbor IT, Is days. with
sehI VIM TsdAe, Tourner. Pickens 10 days. (see
schr sophronia Van Name Baltimore days
Schr baltimore, Dix Calais, days.
Schr Henrietta Shaw, Bangor, 7days.
sehr Cnrnthian, Small Bangor, Z days.
Schr Eta, Narsion Bangor, I days
Srhr W Glover, Thomas Bangor. days.
schr Baker. Baker Boston, DAYS.
Steamer Delaware, Johnson Philadelphia.
steamer Delaware. Ashmore Trenton.
Steamer Petrol Young, Providence.
steamer SheucEet, Holland, Norwich.
BELOW.
Ship Orpheus, Howes. from Liverpool, july l.
ship s. Charles, Conway from Liverpool June ~.
Bark Mimone.
Also, two bIigs, unknown.
SAILED.
lOh-sh'ps Derby, San Fiancisco; Richard 1'sop -; Re
venue Liverpool, windsor Forest, London barks Ronald
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


New York Herald-California Edition.
The mail steamship Northern Light Captain Tinkle
paush, will leave this port today, at noon for Aspin
wall
The mails for California and other parts of tho Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning.
The New YORK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts of the
world, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter will be published AT hapast nine O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send in their orders as early as pos
sble,
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Our War NIaps--Colorcd Edition.

new edition of tho HERALD War Maps on calcndcred
paper, beautifully coored is ready Size of sheet
4o15o inches; contains thirtyfour maps-THE BATTLE
FIELD Al BULL RUN; BIRDS EYE VIEW THE UNIrKD
STATES; large maps of MISSOURI AND THE SEAT OF WAR IN
THE WEST and the SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA, and thirty
o;hers, showing at glance the Whole Seat of War and
marking clearly and distinctly the armies movements
POSITIONS camps, hsooiS forts &c printed in superior
style, on one side Of large sheet, that they can be
hung up in library, Office workshop, for preservation
ana reference during the These maps drawn
and engraved expressly for tho NEW YORK HERALD,
and are tho most perfect War Maps issued Single copies
25 cents for ST. As for So and 100 for s12 &c. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD &
CO.. exclusive agents for the coored edition, 2OS Broad
way, New York
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possibly, Of Pensacola) that really blockaded Re-
bel vessels sail In and Of the Mississippi In plain
sight Of United States cruisers Charleston Savan
nah are frequently left for days together without Union
shipof-war within fifty miles Of their harbors.
The prvaeer steamer Sumter is already famous for her
capture OF our traders and this morning the departure OF
the steamer McRea and her escape the United States
ship Brooklyn is announced We will soon hear OF the
Star OF the West and other vessels and possibly after the
capture or one or California treasure ships tho
Navy Department may wake up and make some further
effort to close the Southern ports Their inactivity might be
pardoned vessels could be obtained to reinforce the
blockadng fleets, but such is not the fact New York
has now lying idle at her wharves dozen more OF the
most efficient steamships in the world At the head OF
this fleet stands the Vanderbilt confessedy the strongest
fastest and best sea going steamship In the world This
ship is emminenty fitted Notwithstanding the con
rary opinion Of the naval contraco to the service for
which steamships most needed namely watch.
ing Southern habors and capturing any vessels that may
attempt to enter escape hererom Had she been at
the mouth Of the Mississippi instead Of the United States
steamship Brooklyn, when the Sumter ont, tho Sum-
tors would have ended her capture the first
day Of her cruise. You will recoect that the Brook
lyn chased the Sumter for hours, and could
not catch her. How many hours would 1t have taken the
steamship Vanderbilt 10 bring the Sumter within range Of
her gunsp We have heard something Of the depredaons
of the Sumter but not the last her next feat will proba
H., l.. A.. -. 90 1,c. -. ~,
Wy w 'no 0AP'u'0 VI 0"'nornA s'ea"e', WIN
u 100000 or treasure; and we know that all thi'
could have been prevented by having O fast
eteamsb;n m iptercen, hor ~ tho month M the
'P w Sep' ne' ~ wv ' W WIZ
Mississippi. me vanderbilt can comfortably carry
At the highest rate of speed battery of heavy guns that
cou,d Destroy tho whole rehe, acot That shin or ber
~ "No'o 80 A0o AA-' NP - Nv
moac' anu wohderui speed, ready LOT services
should not suit the slow coaches of the Navy Department
a he at hev such Oid
IS a..~ Az, N,, -, 80. 80 - ~
ulnoc' wAsons Us tne OH irisate fo'omac' ana some
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In addition to the above there are two propeers whose
boilers aud machinery have been lowered from the deck
and placed in the hold each to mount three red guns
qhe steamers Satellite and General Putnam have also
boen purchased They Of about two hundred and fifty
register each They will have iron bulwarks and be
armed with one heavy gun.
Following the New York shore down, several sailing
craft noticed, which being converted into war
vessels Their deck houses have been removed and their
decks ovorlaid with sheathng, that they can mount
guns. Their sides have been pierced for guns
The following is list Of SAILING vessels being tted out
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Sbr Liverpoo Helene DAM Bristol Hanson Gregory a.
Ser lbr and Despeche (Prus Cork Columbus Of and for
rosca Helena (Duch Amsterdam III q Berry Cette; Maria
Paranham; Madeira (Ir) Cardenas; Alel hi, ST john NIB
Porto Cabelo; Canao (Br), Nassau.
Wind duriug the day N to s, light
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UNITED STATES STEAMER powuArAS.


The Stars and Stripes Union Dozen, Hoised al Fnt Nor.
9an-capure Of The Schooner Mary ciinion-B,is Creole
and Other Retei Tessis--Ayms and Aa.n,uniof Landed
by Small Boats, dc
We left Pensacola on the 25ih Of May, and reached
Mobile Bay on the 2eth. We anchored of Fort Morgan
As soon as ship TO anchor to the modification Of
our gallant crew. the Stars and Stripes hoted union
down on the rampant of Fort Morgan Over them, ana
~ the same ha.as,s, huag rebel Gag Of large dnar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12
GRAND REQUIEM MASS

VIII be celebrated in St Brdgers church, corner OF
avenue and Eighth street, Wednesday morning 18th
inst, al nine o'clock for the deceased members OF the
sxty'ninih regiment New York state Militia The
ohcers members and friends OF the said regiment
Mass VIII be sung by the choir of the church and other
eminent artists Mr. Powers, orgauist Will conduct the
choir, -
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AN INCIDENT AT BULL RUN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

DETROIT, Mich, August 0, 1861.
In atc number or your paper rs statement from the
Louisville Courier that collision brought about at
Bull run between South Carolina regiment and from
Alabama in consequence OF a column of Union troops
displaying rebel flags The facts that the Aabamans
carried the Stars and Stripes order TO deceive men,
and beng taken for Union troops by the South Caro-
hians were fired upon and then charged by them with
terrible Slaughter This verified by number Of eye
witnesses Of the Michigan First, in this city. G.
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rHIRTY.FIrTH NEW YORK REGIMENT

Captain Alexander Warren Smith, Company n, Thirty.
fifth regiment New York Volunteers has arrived here d.
rect from Virginia. and proposes recruiting the regiment
up to the standard In few days he viii have compct
ed his arrangements open Office FOR that purpose
We are informed by the Captain that the regiment occi
pies an outpost in the advance, being four mics
from Arlington. md that their pckets daily ia siglt
OF the rebel pckc,s the famous Black Horse cavalry, &C.
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SOLEMN HIGH MASS FOR ONE OF THE
EIGHTH REGIMENT, KILLED AT BULL RUN.

solemn high mass Will BIO celebrated at ST. James
church to morrow morning, at half.past O'Clock,
under the direction Of the New YORK Young Mems Ro
man 'athoc Benevolent for the repose OF tho
soul OF John Leyden, member OF the Eighth regiment
OF this CITY, who was killed at the battle of Bull run
invited 10 be present
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CAMERON LIGHT INFANTRY.

Captain Morrison, late Of the Ninth regiment, New
York State Militia, has accepted the position Of Lieutenant
Colonel OF this regiment The quartered at Camp
Morrison, Staten Island They expect 10 be supplied with
uniforms early in the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

tered In the United States service is in want ofan expo
ricnced orderly sergeant Application may be made at
Disorow's Riding School, corner Of Fifth avenue and
Thirty ninth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-12

Cristadoro's lair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS the best in the world wholesale and retail and the
Dye privately applied ut No. Astor House.
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THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.

One company Of this regiment was mustered into the
United States service on Saturday last and another Will
be mustered in to-day. Two other companies will follow
suit before the close Of the week