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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11
MEMPHIS, December 2, 1861.

Ell PARK, Esq-Delr Sir I am a practical tanner
and have been follow ne the bu iuess for ten years. 7
have always awaited myself OF every improvement and
new db sovery in The ant, and without DEPRESSING into
explanatory remarks on Che Gains Of different pre-
cs..es. or their scientific status n practical sens. I
deem yours the best system ever introduced.
With or without bark it is a great ec5n5m.ser. and
no article is used which, in any degree. can possibly in
lure the fiber IshaI feel much gratifed to see # uni
yersslly adopted You're, etc,
CTAg TrpErp
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OLDlJDGE
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TTNT- TTT""-- T|T'"||
I. PARK, E.q Sir ] have been tanning
your new system OF tanning and have succeed"
admirably. I am now ~pe.fc'iy satisfied thatit "Iu DO
al that ven claim for it. and tan wi j or without bark.
IN ops.tenth Of the time usually employed by he Old
,.,c-.s 1 feel convinced hat it is ;hr cheapest 41ieN
eat and best method g tanning ever used and so sia-
nile that any person can tan with entire sIeces-
yoars. etc. =. G. DAVIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

There IS at Fort Holt a regiment commanded
by Col. Cook, and another commanded by Col
J1hnsou-the former abolition, the latter South
eu Wiuoisaus, and nearly honest enough TO be-
long to the Southern army. IL fell ont a few
days since that a runaway slave was pursued
into the camp by a Union man, with an order
from Gen. Grant for his surrender. Notice being
had of this, the fellow was run 30 the woods by
his friends of Cooks regiment. a reward OF
one hundred dollars was publicly offered for the
negroes return. This stimulated the other regi-
meut, and they swore they would have the me-
gEo and return him to his owner. The Abe's
men proper swore that 10 such thing should be
dome. Ia a few days after the bone OF couteu-
tuu was discovered 10 the camp Of his friends,
and his capture was resolved upon by the other
regiment They went over accordingly, prepared
20 execute their honest purpose. As they APP
preached the negro, the wink was given him to
run. lie took to his heels, bu. alas, too late.
The Southern Illinois boys determined not e, be
made fools Of In taat way, turned loose upon the
fugitive and brought him down with seven buck
shot in his body.
Now commenced a scene that battles descIip-
ton. 4 general fight ensued, in which several
were slsiu on both sides, and the luminosity be
tween the regiments has become such that the
soldiers ia each shoot the other whenever AN OPP
portuitY presents itseif-COluubgS Aeirs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

~ The Marshal Texas) Repu5Iicag Of the
9TH says che weather still continues warm and
exceedingly favorable for cotton picking Such
a protracted and favorable fall has never before
been known. The crop cannot fall tar short Of
five millions Of bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

DIsHoNEsT SERVANT GRL-Bridget O'Don-
ahue, a servant girl of William Sawyer, q gro
Gerry keeper at the east end of Madison street,
vas charged with stealing sixty-fve dollars
from him. On evidence duplicating her to the
amount of five dollars of the missing money,
she was held for trial by Recorder Moore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

ARREST OF BRowNLOw-OTHCB ARRESTS.
The Knoxville Register Of Saturday gives tbs
following particulars Of the arrest OF Parson
BroHnlow
VIM. q. BrownlOw was arrested yesterday
upon a charge OF treason ON a warrant ordered
by the Confederate States commissioner, and
drawn mp by the district attorney. lie was
committed 70 jail. His trial viii come up IN due
course before the Confederate court-perhaps
next week. The rumor Of an order nom the
War Department for his safe conduct t0 the
North, in the last two days, has created intense
excitement throughout this country, especially
among those who have friends aud relatives
now Ianguishing in prison Oh account OF hs
teachings.
A REcREANT CARoLNiAN-Tho Savannah
Republican publishes some extracts Of a private
letter, dated Pensacola, November 20, from
which we extract the following: /
Lieut.. Adam Baker. of the marines, "a South
C~aroliuian, left his command, came to Pensacola,
and represented that he was under orders from
the general 10 erect a battery on Deer Point
engaged two fisherman to pull over, but instead
Of going to Deer Point went directly to Fort
Pickeus, and is now there with the two men.
~ ihe CINCINNATI 'oHtMt''w ui TIC 'th
says:
A man by the name of Carnes, from Spencer
vile. Indiana, and a member of the llth regi-
mont. met with q terrible accident at ON
Tuesday Of last week. lie was assisting IN
mounting a six-iuCh cOlumbiad, when the gun
became aufasteued from the frame ON which it
rested, and rolled on him, crushing his legs and
one band horribly, and i~uiictiug a iughttul
wound over the eye by a flying stick of timber
Carnes lay with tho heavy metal GA his limbs for
half an hour before it could be removed. lie
fingered u uiI Thursday morning and died.
WAELIKE STORES Arriving IN Canada
The Quebec correspondent Of the New York
Times, writing under date of the Ilth inst,
says
Three vessels have lately come into port with
warlike stores for the British government. One
of them, the Conway, from London, had $500
barrels of gunpoWd9T ON board. The Great
Britain brought the largest cargo Of warstuis
ever landed here. The Ealing Grove also
brought a lot, and the steamship Jura landed a
quantity Of stores for our garrison. The soldiers
have been kept busy hauling guns and ammu-
milton up the Hill into the citadel"
While Great Britain is thus sending any
quantity of arms and soldiers to Canada, her
statesmen tell us she does not mean any JAAlS by
it, and that they are surprised that we should
have any distrust OF her intentions on this side
of the Atlantic. She only means to be prepared,
that is al-CiRciHngti Commercial.
Cor. GREER.-This gentleman, who is absent
from his regiment on furlough, has been spending
q short time with his family at this place, where
he viii remain a week or Two longer, unless called
off by important military operations. lie was
mwell at the battle OF Oak Hills, although be
participated actively in the operations of the
day. We regret TO notice that be yet looks
freble-Terqs ReBHbiiraH,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

~ London covers now 1929 acres The
London Of 1861 is equal TO three LOndonz of
1901 and nearly one million of population has
been added 10 IL ia the last ten yeirs. As Il sea-
port u swallowed zap nearly al the Of
me British Islands One half of an the GUS
toms revenue OF Che kingdom De- collected in the
port OF LONDON, and thif amguufs f- London
To- about E23,OyD,u9J IN round number. -s4
million pounds oi telaa ra imported into london.
ont Of -i.10J.DJJ Y1uuIa received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

THE WHISKY THEFT.-Odicers Dyer, eau
sey, and KIM succeeded yesterday In obtain
ing possession of some moro Of tine eight barrels
Of whisky stolen from the cotton shed Of Hill s
Dnrnm
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


For Columbus.
THE s3rpufd passenger steamer n
oT~HKTYFIFTH PARALLEL .A
Cspf. Chapman, win ieaye as above ca
THIS 18th n-rlur a+4r.W I
dsillt JAS = BOURNE 4 g o AZ me-
For New Orleans.
VyHE passenger packet GEN QUITNAN.
4 aunon, master viii bave 50, above on 14t7
FBIDAY. December 1881. as O'Clock r. $3.50
F1- f-fi ght or Passage apply 20
1el-1. lAEhY HAEwsTAD Agent
For Pae BJug and Litd, Rock.
THE splendid passenger packet IITTL
4 ROCK Cap. jerks Brown. will leave Lk4
as Shove IhuRSDAF-l2h inst. az So
deIl e. LABRy HARMSr AD aasn'
Reg lar Saturday Pacxst-Tor New Orleans.
HE splendid passenger psskst PEY- z
4 IoNA Cant d. G Lsalgm WI LA
dzlL4L Lazy HARNsTAD, Agent
FOR View Mldrtd. Hickman and Columbus.
INIE packet COTTON Plant Jas. r.
IRWIN master reeves as above THIS A
DAY, llth itttlut at5P. w.. $50
For freight or passage app'v on board. orr 90
tuH LARRY HARNSTaD. AGENT
ForN-v orsns-aesn.sr 1Huraay Packet
I'VE passenger steamer LOUISvILLF
on THURSDAY, ~ b instant. a. I. b. -
1--L- ~ Li0rr s. NINSoN Ageott
For Nea Orleans.
TUE stsausr LHCI VILE. Combs.
: - ~ T' 3 VII cav aaore on THURS ~
tgt freight ot passage apply TO
aell2- BOURNE co Agents.
Memphis aud vleE,barg e. s. snail L-ue.
WE spl-Eiid passT ger steamer H ID. r.
ILLS H.5y, master VIII leave as n
above Itaiusl ats Q. 50 $50
5oi Heisni or passage apply TO J o. M~cHANU>- ur
1-ly[L J-RaY Banks
For N.e- l-f.4-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

DAslY EEFoRT o. THE 75ARRET.

FcI.yrsEE3 uov TIE v7EcHsygs EXCHANGE
NEaPETs December Do. 1861.
COTTON-NoI.a- reported Received eat la
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

FIRE ENGINE FOR TIE CTY-We learn
that the steam fire engine now building for the
city at Richmond, Va, by Messrs. Ettinger &
EJiings is i'm a state Of forwardness and viii
soon be completed It was originally com
mcuccd to go to Russia, but the blockade rem
derci the uliillment Of the order impossible.
OyERrON Observation-Disclosures Sherwood,
of the Second Tennessee regiment, company l,
died at this institution on Monday night. lie
was wounded in the thigh and the leg had been
amputated. Three more Of the men have been
sent to Columbus, fit for duty, and two have
been dismissed on Through.
MEMPHIS MADE SrABCH-A very excellent
article of stmch is now made in this city by II.
Heckle ~ Co. Those who would like to get
some of this homemade article should leave
their ORDERS at the store of +. y e. Heckle &
Co, on Shelby street, between Union and
Gayoso.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

ETNot man alone has been greatly relieved
by Ambrosial Oil The brute creation too, It
charms and keeps them free from every La-m.
See special notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

TUE steamer EAICHEZ r. p Leath-
= vrs master VIII leave as above 90 A=lR
WEDNESDAY. nth instant. arJ p H -
rur Freight ar passage apply ON board. or 10
a-- UAENSTAD AGENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

p Wallace sells at government stables, on
Monroe street, this morning at 10 o'clock, sixty
fine government horscs-a chance for amuse-
ment and speculation, when Wallace o.ic.a.es.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

HE splendid passenger packet PEY- Ha-
4 IONA Cant. H. C. Lsn1rUm. wi "a
leave IS ubove on SAFi RDAY. 18th e
ilstant, ats j. ~ -
DELFT U8pNrSTan 49,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-11

STRAWBERRIES ~ APPLE TEEEs-TAis
viii be a fine time TO secure choice fuit trees.
Those in van should attend the sale at the Al
cale this morning nj do a-.-aek.
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m,arE r3rz Secretary
, 1861-05-11
Gbira:9:joi Tirtht1ttt
0FF1CIAL........,.. May 11tf, 1851.
LIST OF LETTERS

L&9n1tn1ng unoallsd for IA tho Chicago Fort
OHC8. $780,.
LADIES' LIaT.
, 1861-05-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
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, 1861-05-11

DR SWEETS nsT1IzIB1n L1EnkEsT y pr
Sasea hoa tho recipe of III. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
hernt. the great boneeetter, and has been ussd n
- psacdce fot the aast twaEty years With tho nost
tsootshtnE success IL All e1teznnl remedy It II NTH
SSf aEs& and Eiu alleviate pain more speedily f,a1
ny otAef pFep1s&uon For I'll Rheumatic and Nek>
v0s4 naord=rs 1t truly in1nble and a cara9avs
III soeaa. wounds sprains, Buzn4 &C. it, soothing
haannx and powerful strengthening prope7tdeA sxsss
~ Just woader Anu aston1shunent Of nwho t1ve eyE
afTeu Al pvor tour hundx certificates Of 70
RArkAbIe re& performed by 1t within tia last TIVE
y~a14 1t ess thfs fset For sa2a br J. 4. JOHNSON.
1&aeea rnt n Etsta strust Chicago, and by IN
N4a11Rx Hqe965wuoW-1y
, 1861-05-11

INV VwA ~
~T
Duffy Htss
Dodsn O. B
Dupuy Chas 4
Donovan 0H
Davis & Tpton
D{tkfnEon N II
DonAhue 0wGn
Donovan David
Dufsy Edwa
Dswey EdNd "
Dyks e r
Drew Encek
QAnald ES
Dsih Nza49
, 1861-05-11
EC4ea1taaa 70 expire o. tie list day Of January 1sa1
Auxr.oR's prru,x erAxx or Irtxup1h3

AuHroR's orrpcx eTANoF 1r.IL1oTA2
springfield, AptA 6th, 1851
. WhefeaAt The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
located 1t New YORK. in the ethLs Of New York hSs
nled II taas oalse state1nent OF the condition et
Agencies of 1nsnranns Go,np1nfes not incofnorassd
b. tho State Of tninoia" approved February l4h 189
N set anaantatoEy thereto approved January I'D 1851
and wheresa sad Company hss furnished satisfactory
espts taveted II stocks snd morEakee sad h. nled
tasat + a4Tr sed sscrssaEy AeEsof apPoizsnF DAVID
action Of De business said Comrany. and fully saa
Hnresexvedly authorizing him 70 achoEle &c ssrrcs
Of process for aud behalf Of said Comps1y, co1.
sentng thst seFyioe of prceess apon hiu. tie aal4
upon the Company. 2nd waving ali claim OF eE1os hy
reason Of EuCh SafV1cA-
nov theEetore a Rqsssaase M q the prev1dens q
Puble Accounts of the st.ts of Illinois, DO hernby
certify that the sAtd DAVID ". 1KWINiR authorized u
agen. thesad Company to transact thu business OF
Insurance tn this State nntl the thlry1rst d1y Of
Jaanaty, In the year eighteen hundred aud kItyfwn,
e t u he zAy be legally empowered 10 10 do by sid
Company.
&C.,, 1n testimony whereof hAye hexesnto Sub.
sAAI. tcItbed ny name. and a3h1ed the seal Of ny
L. .. 1es1- jEsSE z. DQhOB, =
Aplo.sAel-1n -Anatf~-.H
, 1861-05-11

~ All drop letter. must be prepaid By stamps
at the Tate Of one cent each.
Persons Wishing drop letters advertised mnst
afiI three cent stamp,
H Ohlea open from 1st My to 1st November,
daily Except Sundays), from -, T. till r. Il. On
Sunday ffom 8 till l04 An. From November till
May /, from AZ till n. daily, Except Sun.
dayD, and on Sundays from 30 tin 1Q15 A.M.
J, L, ACRIPP5, 2. n
, 1861-05-11

r FABIAN,
~ =: CENTRAL coMM1ss1OF kfERCHAHT
- 81. JossPh4 Missouri
Pafuenlar attention paid to the purchase and sails Of
Hides IaIlov, Hemp Tobacco and pruducs Of tv443
aqseGI1Pfio4 Heiers hy permission. 70 Mestrs Mled
Eon d Baker: f1tkia Co nh11A919.1V
, 1861-05-11

CHICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE4-Passsngar trains 4spast
ftozn and 4frive at Chicago a. follows:
Day e Eeas and Mail bAve u 909A H. and akz4s1
EiSht Express 1exvtB It 9U0E u. Saturdays -
pspted; arrive 1t & 16 l. ~ MeaAs99 excepted.
. 1oltet Accommodated S o. z. II ao1aA1. e1ee4&
cd JOHNF. T1AEX, asa- SuVt
r. 1. r. Jdax aea3 AEa4* ~ =
, 1861-05-11

9peciaI NutiG1@.

:-w~ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
WakseFsmphless osnta'a'ng the pptnioax ofoslsnsa-
ID Caerate and fhs slcIans respecting tAh uzs a{ ts
Kaxra II .hs czas many dissAaes Of tbs human ~
tsn. v1u ~ supplied grsta N application to
3~G. KEEp + CO.
HhoaAEaas Bsugx4sA&
eEansen N.
, 1861-05-11
fnauratlrk.

r F. PHILLIPS, Agent,
- No q Clark street, Chicago, miaois
Howard Insurance Company,
NEW YARK-CRAKTEKKD, 1s25.
C4pitsl. &asQoe0 ......:.::...... surpina, 313Son
, 1861-05-11

~ RAnRQap,@F1us ARaAyaKxnE
On 1pd 1ftsr Monday. April l4th, 1.6i, trAt1s VI
le4vs Wells Asxsetd 4os hoto.s Sundays szosp4s&
0.t5 4. Il and a.1A 4 y tor Rslysdsrs, p ,kta9&
teF1aediais 92tat4: 9.I3 4 " aud a:3Q:E: Y a
Drn, sFoI9 Fulton Cedar hapid1 ma intsEaedas4
Erermsatste poiats; 5-10 .M G,e Ganey@ nd taae
mediate poiats~ Psssenxes fox 1e1oa: and 9saSav14
LAke heHen1D R1rhnaonA 1au4va Iaka Aad 2seE
mediate po4nts, w1l take Ito LOO H. u Ext1,
ElaapiaX Carr ~ ttsht uatn8:
i 3. EALCor1. asa, saot
q, II WHKEIER 4t4. F1sAEuKt% 49f III
, 1861-05-11

~ Kennedg's Madioxl Discovery
tIree Bcrorn1A
kAanf IN MetitcAl Discovery cEIea EEyakpA9sk
Eeansdy*s Mt1o&l Dtacortty cures Canine
&sanedyt Aetica1 Discovery ourea Nrf8nE Eore Mnh
Eana&yt Aoet.E Discovery oNEas EEmorp OF the E116
KAanedy1 Medical Discovery cures Ecx{t H4AU
XannadJ'k Ae9ea DiscoTety cure1 HennInX oftts Naf
&Atae4re Med1cE Discovery cures N1cerRfd 6o1s Lag
EALpedYt Medical Discovery cures Lacrn
EAunedyt Medical pacovEr7 curee Eheumst5sn
E4anedys ke 1tc&l pfaouvtIy Curea Selt BhnrU
K&tta1Yt kadtcAl N1covs1y crres uyVaepe1
kkanedJA Nodic& DfscoveEy EoR 1lstea fho BcTats
[4aaodyt Med1eG Itaoovery Regulates tan E1GaayN
EhRnedyaa Aedioa INRccrbry RoR C.1.ae ths It1NT
Esaasdyt Aedia4l Discovery tAa cu:sd DrorsY,
han Eoz ars H1ck. kaa @ not know what to pxs9sr
=, 7axasss yuu Ekve n inward hzrae. ;1 1Ksa1ety1
MskAAl rasocveTy.
FcI s4la hy I'll n.1EEHts nezM.x
, 1861-05-11

TH1CAGO, BURLINGTON Is
~ - QUEcY RAILROAD, ~
1o.s-Aaa !savss st 20 \ =. taandAy+ S1eepte11.
leaves At q r lsssurdAYs s1csptedE as7fTsa =
M 1!s ~. tAoadaya e1esRssd2 AarorA Aecoann.eaz.
1t As&A-A. {shsassass- sssse:ed7
, 1861-05-11

& consheanG 4aanhony.-Tha
,asase yrazaT ssae Of Lxoz's KarnA1anx. md tas
@osasnds os testimonials to Rs %reeneaSe received
hsaa III eassss oftocaety. provs It n b. sAc Hnes.
fasps1aoa tot sae Ear evsf rahda Ho cna dsat1tn9
&hs bssd ef HA1r aAo13t mn N 1sa n a,t1 .v,-.
Ehek4. ..r.
, 1861-05-11
Gn@part11ersbip Nettte =.
BHBi4tf8H GHtRE.

nR. J. " BROOKS, from the
- Vicinity ct Cincinnati, respectfully ofers his
Professional teryees to the people rf Chltt7o Rka;
demos AEd Ot5Ce
NO. 16 ADAMS HTKEKT.
BRtTas3 Michigan IN TAbs h ayepnfn ny7y1u
, 1861-05-11

Young Elizabeth miss York Cazdy miss
Young Hannah mrs
, 1861-05-11

Walker Martin mrs
Waldo Luna miss
Ward L a mrs
Watson Margaret mfk
Waring Lizzie Mt8s
Wuehburn Vim n mrs
Walsh James nrs
Walsh Bridget mrs.
Wilson Lucinda miss
Williams Loufse miss
Wheeler Mary miss
Whittle Mary J miss.
VII ard Nelly mrs
Whitman ,Alice miss
, 1861-05-11

THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
For 1Il1w1ukee. Ia Crosse, *. Ena1
oshkoBh. Herlin, and 1ntaxEaas
d1aKa Points.
On and sfts< Wednesday,. May s7n. i81, Eaasss14a
trina VIII leave soe Depot corner of Wsef Kin5e SSA
Canal stxeers Sundays excepted. ~ follows:
Ut 1884 4. H. and t:75 r u.
Fa;sen e tsaia Arrfes at Caeago 1t Lao r. n ~
.WAUEEGAN .AccosMopAT1os rR AIN lssvss
AZ. c. BALDWfN
mysb1 Superintendent
, 1861-05-11
Rfl1lunaIB.

REMOVAL-Ewing, Briggs &
= y Co. Wholesale GroceIs and Commlsaion Aer-
ah1a&4 Rave removed from 19l Houth Wktar street to
No. 75 South Water Street,
Third door esst af ct. h at,aet rnvx As7x in.
, 1861-05-11
CTATEMENT of the Conditio q
- or TH
HEREAKIILE MUTUAL INSURANCE O.

OF NEW Y0BK,
On ths first day Of December. 1850. mlae 10 ths
Auditor Of t1e EtAte Of ulnois
The name the company q the Heicanti1e Mp,rrl
1nsurence GomG4ny. located at the city Of Nav OK
IN etate Of Gew York.
The amount Of Its capital stock i sx Hundred :,
Torty-6tx Thousand Four Hundred DaNAk1 aul ff
pa1d up.
, 1861-05-11

CHICAGO AND NORTHWES ESE-'
~ E7:N RAILWAY.
Kaditon, PraE1s al Ghlea, Fond ID Iae, oshfssR
Green Bay. Heril:1, Rtpon, Il crossa St PanL %
IN a1d after Ned2ssday. May 9Th. l8&l. HaiaA N:
1SATa T.K: =
DAT E1p.e.s 500 \, n: Fight Express, 500 r Il
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tico Osbomc, and held to bail in 900 10 an
twet the charge.
THE LATE Cuu.D MURDER IN GREENwIcH
sTREET.--The physician charged rocsntly by a
COroners jury with causing the death Of an in
FAINT At No. 1884 Greenwich street, by suffoca-
tior, was yesterday arrested. His name Is not
Wilson, az stated IN the verdict Of the jury, but
l. DR., Chas, Cobel 1e admitted TO tho Coro-
rer that he attended the mother Of the infant
Mrs. Baker, and said that he had no fear as TO
the result Of the charge against him. The
Coroner committed BIN TO prison in default OF
t10,0 bail, 10 answer at Court.
THE CArALINE Arson CAsT.-The investi-
cation relative 10 the burning Of the steamer
Cataline, was resumed yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice QuacksDb and concluded. The
only witness called was Mr.. John Hartley
Churchill, chemist residing at No. 13l Est
39th street, who testified a. TO the character Of
the gas generated in the furnaces ard stated
that IN his opinion il wss water gas The case
was hri' fly summed up BY Mr.. Sedgwi k, AMI
the decision q the magistrate was reserved.
Corr CTIoS.--1he name o. tbs ex-oaicei
whose house, No. 40 Canal s., was broken into
and roJbcd, on Tuesday last, il not VIM. b.
Baker, as was published, but WIN. b. Barter.
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Important From KentuokY.

I5fY.4iyIs l., NJ -Tt, ItIT.... .,...
chat a gentleman rc,cu'lv fem BIwlm, q oq
,ia',s that tho military authorize, thor. lnl
notified tho -heIi' ,r WaIcu county NOT To pay
any more money iu'o the State Treasury.
G,rprhi utkuct bad gone with a puftion uf
hi, troop, through IIopkin-,illc. Gr,cnvillo.
and other places taking arm wherever they
could find thcm.
Tie troops 1T Bowling Green bclioyo chat 81,
600 addii i1na troops are daily waiting bu, an
hours uo'ico to como into Kentucky.
A Mis-issipp regiment recently Cimc TO I, =.
ling Green expecting to come directly throu GA
aud occupy Louisville and rem ain th're.
Some mcrccnary I'nionist5 are finding army
cmplo, ments for themselves and servants. and
a market for their produce and give unn,-
takcahc ovid nee of yielding to secession.
a special diipa'Ch TO the Buhsfn Of the "a
inst, SAYS that 200 or 900 rebel troops took
posses on Of llOpkinsville on MONDAY afternoon
and 400 Union troop, under Can't. jackson
Report, arc also in circulation that General
Buckncr, with 1000 rebel troopc, would attack
| Spotvilo on Thursday.
1t is also rumored tbnt General Z,lIc,f,.r /.
| rctrcatin., toward, B,rbou,svillo
. -
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Nashville pspars of the 10Th, and Richmond
| papsrs of tho 9TH Of Sentcnher are rocei,.,I
iron, uhich ,,o ,,a,hor ,hd -.
w h"''''' ''' ''b '"'o''S''nS
holns -
Two hundred and fifty federal prisoners were
sent iIom Richmond 10 New Orleans on the , lh
Of Sept, including Capt. McIycs, Of tho NV
York 69th Regt., Lieut.. J. u. Hutchinson, If
the 10Th Pennsylvania Regiment, and Lieut..
Walsh, Of the First Minnesota Regiment.
Ore hundred federal prisoners arrived al
fichmond on the 10Th of september, comprS-
ing SlNtN'Cight taken by General lces com