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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-26
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JOSEPH C. GUILD, of Sumner
WIN F. COOPER, OF Davidson.
BROMFIEID. L. RIDLEY.
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Etonn Tie Democrat. 81 Clio

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VIII serve II elected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-17
Police InieBiEesce, 80.

SAILOR STAINED IN jaws STsEEr.-Last
young men wen. into the dance house No. -
James street and after being in there but
short tins "A dispute arose between one Of tho
party named John Peck and Norresim sailor
named Charles Petersen. Peck appears,
had threatened 10 beat one OF tho girls who
is the mistress Of Peterson, and the latter told
Peck ii he wished to fight he would go out ia
the street. with him. A. they stepped ia the
hallway, Peck quietly extinguishea the gas
light, and drawing sailors sheath knife he
stabbed petenen between his shoulders and in
his abdomen. Pcteren cried out for assistance,
but Peck made his escape.
The police conveyed the wounded man 10 the
hospital. The wound in his back was very
deep aud severe, it appearing as though the
knife had been plunged in as far a. il would
60, and the blade twisted around. A squad Of
fiictrs, under command Of roundsman CLARK,
arrested Charles ScLi,k the p-opri' tor Of the
dapce house, and about score Of men and we
men, whe were detained AZ the station house as
witnesses. Peck is employed on a pilot boa,
and is represented TO be desperate fellow. Hs
stabbed u nan in Water street about four months
ago, but was never arrested for il. lie will no
doubt be in custody before night and he is we'll
Known TO all tn, officers in the 18th Precinct.
ARREST or A PIcKPoCKEr-An English
sailor, named John Connolly, was arrested yes
terday, charged with picking the pocket of Mr..
ii. y. Cooper, a resident Of Greene county. n
T., OF wallet containing a small sum OF money
and PAIR OF spcctacles, while he was in a sta
BILE in the Fourth Ward. The accused was held
by Justice Brennan for trial.
ASSAULT WITH A CLUB -Chas. Gafrney. liy-
ing in Thomas street, while returning home
late on Tuesday night, was met in Duane sire Ut
by a man unkt own 10 him, who felled him to
the pavement hy blow upon the head with a
club, and then fled. The police found q iirney
with his skull fractured, ard took him to the n.
Y. Hospital.
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE Clarence Baker,
physician, ard Della Kelly, his servant, were
arrested yesterday charged by Mrs. Elizabeth
Eagle with having produced an abortion upon
ono OF her friends. The accused were taken be-
FIRE Justice Osborne, who held the Doctor to
hail in - co., and his servant in 81, 900, to an
suer the charge.
llTARTLEs ABANDONMENT ny A MOTHER.
The police yesterday found two children, four
TO eight years Of age, named John and Catharine
Kshler, at No. 10 Tenth ave-, almost starved.
a. with no person TO care for them. The
father is in the hospital and the mother DESERT
M them over week ago. The children were
| placed in chIgeof the Commissioners Of Cha
| rity.
| STAHWNG AFFRAY.--lIenfy j. Still, Of No.
80 Seventh street, and Erasmus Sca1ott, of No.
p West 18th street, got into fight together
Yesterday, when the former drew large knife,
ana stabbed his az versary in the side and arm,
l luticting serious wounds. Still was arrested
md locked up, in default OF $1,000 bail, by JUS
| tice QIaCkenbush,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-17
All PnrlIc. :. Failing Inv

ibang, oct. Ii The Democratic Senatorial
Convention Of the Fifteenth District have
nominated Hon. John willard who is also the
nominee ct the Peoples and RrplblicSn Conven-
ytntions. Judge Willard is democratic in
politics.
The Democratic County Convention OF Onon-
daga met vest, rlay, and resolved to make " no
party nomination IN the county, but to sup
port the Union ticket with Mr. Geddes RepuO-
liCan, for the Senate.
Boston, oct. l6,-MossTs. Dickinson and
Abbott, have written letters declining their
nominations by the Union Republican Conven-
ton, the former for Lieutenant Governor and
the latter for Attorney General. Both, how.
ever assert unwavering support to the National
Government.
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Prom Washington.

fli''NlNb IT'S TEETH
Wdshit7 atom. net 1G'-TLc Government ha,
addressed CIRCULAR, by the Secretary % 5 .ste,
to the GU,urnOts Of ali the States on tbs sea-
board and bkos, ir regard 10 prcpUatio4s for
defence against foreign attack. Aiter referring
10 the desperate FL RS made and 3til making
by agents u the insIrroCtiOn abroad, 10 involve
tie United StIps in difficulties with foreign
powers.
Mir. Sew.d ads, "a an able 10 state for
your satisfaction that the prospect for any such
disturbance IL nov less serious than IL has been
~ any previous period II Is, nevertheless,
Necessary now, as 1t has hitherto been, to take
every pfeCautOn that ia possible, to avoid the
evils OF foreign war, and perfect cond ton Of
c az d,l,mo is among the most obvious Of such
precautions
Congress not having provided so amply as
could lie wished, Tor this purpose, the martins
states are appealed tn for promp' appropriations,
which Il be applied under tho supervision Of
the military officers Of tie United States, and
which Con ress will undoubtedly Reimburse.
RpHEL BATrFRrEs OK TIIE POTOMAC.
An ciiiccr OF tie Jacob Ben, who has care.
fully reconn,lercd the Shipping Point Bat.
tory on N" Potomac says that there ara six
guns in portion all apparently Of heavy ord.
nance The river il about QUE mile wide
Intelligent officers say that the sta'o ncnt TO
the effect that there ARE six miles Of batteries
below Sbipning Iulut ~ All II n-cn-". VESSEL,
might liz annoyed by batteries from the shore
for a mile below there, as far w Edwarl-pjrt
hut fellow that point the Virginia shore rcsede,
inin the channel, and the river widen, 50 thst
batteries would be useless, II planted there.
Sixteen o. eighteen guns are about the ex
tent Cf II cir armament thsreIhOu's
hc rebels have concentrated a fOrco OF thirt'
thousand men nsor Aqua Creek
TuR rAwSEE UNDER FIRE.
| The Mount Vernon reached Shipping poiu
| just before d,ybrcak, this morning, ard unmC
| lestshly passed the rebel battery, hut tho Paw
| nee following shortly thcrtaf was fred or
| twInty or thirty shots being throwh toFar
her. The pdwnee, according to orders, mad
no resp BY an arrival this afternoon iroi
tie lower Potomac, it IL ascertsined that bot
vessels had safely passed beyond all rcach
danger from the rebel batteries.
THE 7?rII.
The n Y. 10Th, or Highland Regiment, is mo-
| under command OF Captain Harrison, the seniC
captain N the regiment.
| 4 PRESENTATION.
The Second New York Fire uavo', attache
TO Sickles' brigade, were today presented with
stand Of colors from the firemen Of that city.
| A GESILE orrICET.
| Capt. Motifs New York Battery reports tina
while protecting the volunteers telling woods
l.ewinsville, he saw distinctly prominent 7,
Tel Siliccr, but rciraned from shooting him on
mom,nts n Il ctiOn that picked firing was
haToarous and numerous practice.
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Prom independence, Mo.
Surprise Of Capt, nnentz's Com
mand by the Rebels, etc.

Indperdence, No, oct 1.-THE Santa Pc
mail reached hofc yesterday morning with dates
60 the 1.i inst
The ooLGuctor states that @. b. Miller, form
ely sutlcr at Fort Wise had gons south 10
raise uorps and move ror'h ward with thsm.
Major Lynce's command Of released troopa,
under Capt. Pollock, numbering two hundred
snd fifty or thre hundred men were passed on
Wedb4sday lsst at the head Il the dry routs,
about 800 miles from here on their way TO the
states
Capt. Msn,l, with his command Of volunteers,
suiprised about thirty miles from Fort Craig
and himself his second Lieutenant, aud nine Of
his men taken prisoners.
The balance Of the men ran back 10 Fort
Craig. The rebels also captured thro, govern.
men' wagtn'.
Captain Morris of the Rifles, with a conn. and
Of -four npanies, has started 10 pursuit Of the
rlSls.
The majority o. Wall, is 1900.
Eleven companies have been mustered into
service in New Mexico under the comm and Of
Cd. Gallagher.
sYcoSD DISPATCH
Woshinqion oct. Ii Tho Indian Agent for
New MeSi.o has just arrived here onect from
II NJ territory.
Previous 10 his departure all tho principal
men Of the Nayaioc Indians csme IN Santa Fe
and msde a treaty of peace with the govern.
h,I'i WIN we eACepuoh V tnoSs oi htlIpha,
where a .mall force Vt Texans have possession
through tho tfcachcry Of Col. Loring.
The Federal force therein, under Coz Candy,
whe conn ands that military department, u
from twelve to fifteen hunlred, while tie CHI.
zens have raised three full regiments Mr..
Stock reports the people as loyal TO man.
The object If The rsbcls is iepr, s'nted as he.
ing TO ~ lie the government stores rather thdu
TO enGeavOr 20 G. nquer the country.
There were no disturbance on the pl.ins and
when MIR. Stock was passing over them the In
dian, wtrG IL VI, best possible humor from the
fact on their receiving pr .rr's and annlites.
Walton j Smith, son Of the Secretary Of the
Interior has been appointed chief clerk Of thA,
dcputment
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From our Washington Corrcspoadcn,

CAMP on lSsIRUCuoS,
WAsnSoros, ID. g., o.. II, 1851.
Early yostc day morning we saw balloon
paS over OUT camp at a great altitude, and
shortly afterwards something about the size Of
man seemed 70 fall from il, and on examin
ing il sith telescope, we thought it appeared
TO he bottom upward; this mornings papers
make no mention Of any ascension, AMI we are
very much puzzled to account for the matter;
! saw the balloon my 'lf bo.h with the naked
eye ard telescope.
IHE GRAND ADVANCE oNCg MORE.
During nearly all Of yesterday, transp )rtatior
traif rumhled along tine roads, and several re
gimehts passed cheering; this morning "hgl
authority informed ne, that there was a steIly
onward movement in Virginia, aud that ",
might hourly look for tue great ba tie" eX
pected 30 long. Some very well drilled corp.
encamped GU this side Of tho Potomac, are bo
coming very impatient, as their arms have not
vet arrived from the MANUFACTURES, and they
feel afraid Of missing the music.
BRACING WEATHER.
We have very cool, chilly nights nov, and
the soldiers make a general demand for straw
on the Quarlermas' tent pins ars driven
more closely, and the excellent ove-coats pro
vided by Government, are seen in al, directions.
Ab the weather becomes now cool, ugll hours
leugthen, and the ''touble quick is no longer
merely incidental.
Company A Of the I'd Regiment, Be-l an ;.
sharp shooters, from Minnesota, are in camp
under the command Of Cap. Peteler who saw
some service during the war with Mexico he
has evidently given them already severe drill
and they are fine hardy and intelligent bod }
Of men
The First Regiment Of Bsrdan's corps Is full
and only await arms, now manufacturing fol
some q the companies, TO be ready for active
service.
Since wrtingthe above, have been informed
that there is reward offered for bAllo IN
which escaped Yesterday morning, but could
get no further particulars.
There Is very little disorder and drunkenness
TO DO seen here In the streets at present, thank +,
30 the excellent management OF General No
W elan, but uniforms and regimental wagons
Sneet one a every turn, and the notes OF bugles
nOh q muSkstry, and roar Of cannon from the
amps Of Instruction, are too common almost To
sntion- ! am told that more than two 'hird
che camps near the city hsve been moved
SVirginia, but Gen. MeClell an takes excel
sals that such information shall be almost
w. guess work. IRIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-17

We regret 70 learn that the seeds sent by the
Jamaica Cotton Growing Company, to the Pres.
ident q the Hanover Society Of Industry, for
distribution have not TUNED out a. well as was
expected, and that much lab has been lost IN
the preparation Of LAID from which profitable
crops were anticipated. Among the disap-
pointed usrsons, l. the writer Of this NOTICE, wac
planhd a great quantity tf the s,od. with which
he wos furnished, not one Of vii ch has come
up. We understand that the setislani seed
can he procured in the Parish of Westmpreltnd
and ihst many of The small settler in llino-
yer have resolved 20 obtain a supply, and 70
persist in an exTefimtnt which, we hope, will
ultimately b. succefslul. --Elmoah (J4maca)
Pat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-17
Missouri STATE Convention.

TURNING or ZIG RIVER BRIDGE.
81 L0Ujs, oct. iG.-In the Convention yea q.
torday,an Or nance potponiug the state election
until the first Monday in November, 1862, WAS
passed Ivy a vote Of 40 10 1.
A resolution was offered uthorizing tho
Governor 10 issue state revenue notes to the
amount Of two millions of dollas, TO bs received
10y tho state as gold, and redeemed in gold at the
end Of three year, without interest.
The committee reported an ordinance ion
the organization and government of the militia
memorial was received from the nitel
States Grand Jury, requesting the convention
TO declare all county Office, vacant which had
been He'd by any prison. known to he any way
dHloya 10 the lnlod States GOvc-nH ent, such
vacancies to he filed by appointments Of the
Governor
Additional troops went down to the Iron
Mountain railroad last night.
II is understood tina, Big River bridge has
been burned by party of rebels from 81. Fran
els county, headed by man named Ciycc, who
was member Of the State Convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-17
Firc- AocIder,a Iss.e~.., 40.

ArrrMIT 10 BuRS \ DWELLING An at
tempt was made about half plst six o'clock
yesterday morning, to burn down the tenement
house No. Q Extra place, First street, by fl ing
some Cumbu stu ~, IN the cell Ar and yari but
the flames were discovered Ivy ono Of the in.
m ,tes and quickly eNtinguished. Tho proper
~ j. owned 10y David Tier, and il is supposed
the building Wa iired by some Of the delinquent
tenants.
FAIsE ALAsMs.-Thc alarms at half past
one 7. ", half past two 7. NJ, sul quarter
pot four T. NJ yesterday, wtr, fI1e.
4 SOLDIER Rus OVER AND KILLED -Co.o-
ncr Ja,kmAn held an inquest al tue freight de-
pot d tie Hudson River Railroad upon the
BODY oi David Griiths. a soldier Of the Sixth
Regiment n. \. State Militia, who was struck
bv the locomotive Of the Posk,kill train, at IL
NJ, on Monday last aud sub .eqncptly died Of
his Injuries The evidence showed tnat the gu
ginorr saw the deceased, snd stopped the train
A. qgioky az poeib,e, but not in TINS TO prevent
the doceasod being struck by the engine. A
few DAYS before tue accident he was seized with
a it, but whsn the furlough was given him he
appeared To be pertec ~ we'll. Although tho
fireman and some Of the brakemen u the train
tc.titied that the engine struck deCeased the
Jury brought in a verdict that the dccea -al came
a. his death from causes unknown u them. De-
cessed was a native Of lows, % years Of age.
Boy FouND DRowSKp.-The body Of a boy
about : or years OF age, was yesterday dscoV.
cred by the revenue cutter Agassiz, floating
down the stream through the narrows, and was
towel ashore to StapletOn Staten Island, and
delivered up 10 Coroner Gould. The boy was
dressed in brown checked jacket, red battons,
grey mixed pants, was barefooted, had dark
brown hair and white shirt buttoned up to
the neck,
CoRREcrroN.-The boy Csc. Brush, killed
10y the Greenpoint Railroad cars, on the 22d Of
Sept, MAS not playing or skylrking with
| other boys at the time, but fell of for want oil
some proper protection to tbs fjr~a pissag,
| way e sad car. GEo. w BRUsu corner d
| Sand street and Hu1son avenue, Brooklyn.
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The cscapc Of The rebel steamer Nd'hr'He
from Calculation. with Mason and SLrDErL on
board as envoy. to England AMI France Ia con-
frned. Her departure was effected or tho nigh.
of Friday. the ilth, 20 that he had nearly five
DAYS start, at the time Vi tho sailing OF the
ConnecticR Yesterday, in supposed pir'uit
Unless sone other swift steamer vas d,spi'ohei
seme Gays earlier, Of which W. have no mem
ton it is idle to look for the iutercep'ion OF the
NnshriRc on her outward ,oyEn.
IL is asserted indeed, yaguoiy, that ono Of the
vunboats started % chase Of The Na'h'1Ne early
Yesterday morning but this would still give
iho latter fully four days start, or from ono n
two DAYS clear after allowing for the distArc
from Cbarles,o1 to this latitude.
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HE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, oCT'R IL, 1861


Volunteering lses undenisbly in the state o.
New York. So nothing must he done 'peeily,
or the Empire state is disEraoed. The same
means that have been promptly and literally
adopted in other states must be resor'ed 10 hero.
II Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. with the
heroic devotion to country that acinues Their
public AM private men, find it necdill to en-
able volunteers to have their iaml'e'' ny 'e'
slowing generous bounty on every man no"
much more indispensable is it in a stat, like
New York Arms aud uniforms shout also b'
advanced promptly by our state like o'hcr' i
abe would do herself similar credit. We know
no, what power the Governor may have over
the military appropriation, but it is certainly
large enough, and If it il not applicable TO the
purpose q stimulating enlistment by proper adj
yances 10 those who leave all for their country,
il should be made 50 on the very frs, day Of
lcgis atiou.
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Hnatsioun, OCT. II RABBIT, the individual
who sod liquor to the Fifth regiment CT Con
noctlcu', Nasarrcs'ed 10y the froyoIt Guard,
and /, row in charge of the Marshal. The re-
suit Of his act has made deep impression up
on his mind.
On searching his PREMISE, Captain Stone
found five barrels and number Of BOTTLES ill.
ed 18th bad whiskcy, which was at once DIES.
troyed 4 large quantity Of liquor has been
>cll,d Ond cmp'ied out since the promulgation
u GtneTal Bank order
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The McManu- Obseauies.

The following Ia the progrsnme al ,pted f,r the
reception VI tie body aud the processi
MiltsrY ~ &,
Rghtrcsting On sd street Ferry.
Representatives hep.e,e ltatives
Provinces and The H,ar,e P.ovncs and
Counties Counties
In Ireland in Ireland
California Delegation,
james Kavauagh, Esq, and Captain N. c. Smith,
Accompuicd J. Andrew NJ Cure and
DANIEL Corc,ran, Eslrs.
New York Deosatiol.
Guests
Commit " Arrangement
Delegations from ot.er Cites
and towns.
Ancient Order ~ HiternlAns,
Of Brooklyn, l.. l.,
Marshal, VIZ A kes ~,
RetwC en- Avenue A and 20 Avenue.
Il ngshoremeu's 4. -. S,ciety,
Mar, hal, Mr.. O'S livan,
Between 2d Avenue aud Sd Avenue.
Thomai I. NeayAer Club,
Marshal, EdSd. Duffy,
Between Sd Avenue aud Lexington.
ii be Man Benevolent II. s ciety,
Marsha, N chael R1wentry,
PotSoen Lexington and Fourth Avenues.
s. J'mof H. &. T. A. u. s ciety,
Marcia, John Dryer,
Between Fourth and Madison Avenues.
Father MhtheS 7, A II. slcitty,
Marshal Edwd. l.. Carey,
Botween idisu Avenue and broadway,
United sons OF Erin.
Marshal,
On broadway, bet~een 92d aud 23d Streets.
Ham ton Rowan Club
Mtsual.
On Broadway, between 20 and 2lst SITS.
Other Societies IA placed ly the Grand Marshal.
Ctiztns on Foot, on II Jrs back, and ia Vehicles.
Tie procession WI move At IN IN, the military
hrcsking To- the right, AID marching len in from,
mp 23d street h. Broadway. TIE oietes = their
night TANKS are sevcraiiy uncovered, will firm 10
order after the mmittee OF Auangemsn ts and
Delegstuns the WI ole proceeding up 23d street to
Broadway, down Broadway TO Grand II Get, a1ross
Grand street 10 East oadgay, down East Broad
way 10 Chatham Square, down Chatham street and
Park Row 10 Broadway, mp Broad way to Canal st.,
down CaLal street To Pier - North River, where
the Societies will hc dsm'ss as they arrive.
Societes not yet represented, and wishing T. par.
hcpat-, Will lie assig eel sitiuns in the order OF
application, ly send ug word to [ Grand Marshal
at No, Centre At
JOHN O'AAllONY, Grand N ,rshal.
THOMAS HEARS
JAMES SANOFORD,
PATK FLANAGAN.
THOMAS MONAHAN, A.,
THOMAS RYAN, Aus
MICHAEL GILLEN,
MICHAEL GORMAN
oil 2'.O6 WIN. II nOIA
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Poiosi, No., oct. love have the following
sccouat of the attack on the Big River bridge
yesterday morning
The enemy was discovered approaching the
bridge aIoul o'clock yesterday morning. Oar
uoOps numbering between 40 and So ins antly
prepared for action, and althou Oh the force
against them numbcied about 600 under tae
lead OF JEFF. Thompon himself, stood their
ground, and from stone piles and other places of
shelter, did good execution. They were Tin llly
urfounded, h'wevcr, and compelled to surren-
der. Thew loss il one killed and six wound d.
The rebtl loss il five XII led and four wounded.
Immediately at er the surrender the Federal
prisoners were sworn by jeff. Thompson not 10
bear arms against the Southern Cohcisacy,
and released. The rehels then burned the
bridge and speedily retired,
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ST.. ASDREw 5 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHuRcH
will be dedicated on next Sunday at hali-past
ten o'clock. The Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes
will preach the dedication sermon and the RI.
Rev. Bishop Loughlin will preach in the even
ing at Vespers, at half-past seven o'clock.
We have before noticed the renewal, remodel
ling and enlarging Of this church, which has
made 1t really one Of the handsomest edidces in
the city.