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DEATHS,



oot 'h a,, Nl'IN-hl ihNVIle, on Monday, Sep.
"'"' "'"t An"It u"t S'N,io lIlltss' b,Fhtth CC.
A. W uN.t,tt u ChAS; W; AMI CLharite
,, ~ u'i' hseu ~ hlunths A'l 10 days
-" r,"u''s anu friends "t Tue family are ~
s1,,.Ig uNl'u ~ attend tue mncra', IN
NJ T,, ,, T" 80 n, l,. ~, 'le residence
nu,,,,,, 49, Nv" "" avs 10
hhpN % S'lt. s'th, Horace Brown, Jr
ns'. u years aid 10 mouths
ihe lrcais Of the family are respectfully iuvited
T. attend hS funeral this tTueS.pyy after ., o..
AZ . o'ru,k, nom hH late residence, /, CG,pH
q" bn"kyn, without il.tHcr notice lJi
fhIN.on sunday, scJt 2ot', My, the br' .yl
WI, Of Henry Ellen, aged 80 year, 1 months ava /
! dsSs.
IN" Nleuld ard rc'atiyea ~ TIE family srr tp1 Co.,
mly invited t. ATT" d her funeral, tlis tIuci .s,.
Nt,i',"n' NJ o'co,N, ir'n YER late reside lr,
,'Vvi' ,Ntyl'' J.; iirr remains viii he into rr 2
IVA N' i''' 'fhn Cemetery l2i
HA\tN o. sunday, Sent. 9o.l Sarah H,nc,
u'l' l'. l'N. ana E.,n H"ty, aged aytals
"iu a. nlls
IG' 'n.cwI viii take place this Tuesday
"I1i, ~ Ihni' q u'ruck, from cor. Adam,
ana IEh"nl Ni' u "'AE'. lis
llAlhll1-Ou SUNDAY ,ynliuV, Sept. gNtn, Emma
frrtr' laughter OF Tuv Lse. Il u. aud lInulna
lltE'i. Hftu u Years n' II W 'ntls.
me u ends 81 tie hmi'y are res ctflNy invite
- alt"i ii' lun.iA. this U.,sjNyJ morn b.. .,
ls' INST AZ o''.u,h, 'rnr the residence OF her p..
r'i t. q. r.H frsn1t. ave. and Huron st. Grceu.
l'hl' l. ], lhT
HARIER ON M,.'ay morning NJ s o'clo 'l AZ, r
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PoRIER-In Jerrey City, on Sunday, SEPT. 9esh,
laura Kate Leolair, youngest daughter Of Asns
w. and the late Henry Y. POrter, aged 0 years.
The friends and relatives q the fanny are 70
spectfuly invited 70 attend the funeral this Tues
day) morning list inst, n ION o'clock from the
residence u her mott or, 90 York 1t, Jersey City.
The remains will lie inferred ~ Beach cd Gems
tery, New Roche'l'. Cus leave the NeE Haven
Railroad depot, 27th It, and 4h ave, at quarter past
~ O'Clock. 100
THOMPsON-At staplcton, S,stsn Island, on
Monday, Sept Both, Hannah j., infant child Of
Joseph and Amanda Thompson. 1b2
TRUE6DELL 90 On Monday, ScIt. 30th, Ellen
Truesdel, only daughter Of Lieut.. SAM. Tries lel,
Of lst RECT. e y. 3. Cbasseurs, and Eliza Trdes-
DEL, aged years aud . months.
The relatives and friends of the family are 70
spectfully invited b. attend the funeral, Weincs
day ahernoon, OFT Sd, At I O'Clock, from GO Wet
2ist ". Her remains will be taken " Greenwood
Cemetery fnr interment. 40
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POSTSCRIPT.
InirrcsiIna from NII--onri.

LEys,n Gin, S,yi. 30 Capt. Mitchell, a
nephew Of Col. Marshall, says Prices army is
compo, ed Of stout, healthy and determined men,
generally quite we'll armed AID better clothed
than COL Marshal's regiment.
Clidogo, S,t'. 3O.-A special dispatch TO the
TiJuRe from Quincy Oll) says:
A letter received By mo today, from Iunts-
Vile, Mo-. dated 2ith, expresses the confident
opinion that Gen. Fremont will bc beaten I'M
less he can bring 30, 900 against General Price.
He says that the country Is filled with
AIMED men, marching day ami night
10 reinforce Gen. Price. lie il satisfied that
CI. Mullgan's surrender added 10000 10
Prices strength.
a special di.pltch 10 the 7iwc', from Cdro,
saNs:--
The rebels attempted TO bum tho bird ,r. one
mile from Norfolk, this morning. but v.ro At
ana rcpul,cd.
A WOUNDED rebel, who says ~ death "a surs
20 uyeriakc him, that he NAV ~ ", II tell the
truth, stHtos that he raw Gcr. Pillow in Ken.
lucky, back a Columbus, on Saturday, march
ing on PdducIh, 21,0OO strong, AID tlat Joif.
ThomIsons mOvcu en's are icn,s " dtfic. a..
tcntiun from that quarter.
am Informed that the news at ptlucih yes
tsrday was, that Gen. Pillow had left COlumbu.
10 effect a junction with the troops IN rching on
Paduclh from Tennessee. Thclr unitod force
wa 10000.
80 Joscph, no sept. 30.-Col Smith, com
mandiug at this point, has advices that 10, 900
Of the enemy would encamp ut tho Agency
Ford, II miles below this city, tonight. The
available Federal force there does not oNccsd 200
men.
Kansas Cig, Sept. 3O.-Adyicos from Lex
ington state that Gen. Price is rotrcatiu.. from
tha' place, but Will most probably be cut OIL
from his retreat by Gen. Fremont.
Gen. Lanes brigade arrived hero this alter
noon, making the total force ut this place about
900
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.H,i,, i,tked C.sm rp f,r examination.
Money rot Ieceveras.
CHARGE OF FKAUD.--John Cajay was arrest
ed yesterday, charged with having, by means
Of forged letter, obtained several packages Of
groceries from the store Of Hugh Powderiy, No.
II West 10Th street. The letter purpofted to
have been signed by Capt. J. Buck, Of the 9Th
Rcgin ent, and stated that Cajay was a member
Of that regiment, aud would pay for the goods
when be received his pay from the Govern
ment. The accused was held 10 bail in $500 "a
answer.
GRAND LARCENY.-Mil Flora, a mulatto
girl, was arrested yesterday, charged with steal
ing about eos worth Of dresses, SC from the
house NJ Sergeant Lofcrts Of the 81 District
| Police Court. Tho property was found IN ros-
session Of the accused, and she was locked W
| for trial.
TIE CATAfiSE Arson CNsE. now under In
vestigstion at tho Second District Police Court
was TO have been continued YESTERDAY, but wa,
postponed TO . o'clock on Wednesday sh,rning
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TuE DEATu or JusTIcE BRowSELL. The
City Police Courts will be closed at ~ O'Clock
NJ, today, in order to afford an opportunity 10
the justices and their clerks 10 attend the funo-
raj Of Joseph sherman Brownell, late one of the
Police Justices in the Fourth District Court
As a mark Of respect to tho memory of Justice
Browne.l tss Boaid Of Police Magistrates re-
solved that 1p Fourth District Court should be-
closed until wednesday morning, and notified
the Supt. Of Police of their action, requesting
him to send all prisoners before Justice Bren.
nan, at Essex Market Court. Mr. Kennedy de.
clined doing this, and arranged with Alderman
Farley " bold Court "a usual, which he did yes
terday morning This act has given offence Il
the magistrates, and they have protesto
against IL.
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CITY NEWS.

MrrTING or TIM fIrrH AvESrE USrpS
lAilr.-An adjourned meeting of tho Fnth
Avenue Committee ON Union nominations, was
held last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
W. l.. Dodge, the Chairman, being absent,
Judge licrrcpont was chosen to preside over
the meeting. The Secretary, J. NJ. Cross, Esq
reported that ho had been informally informed
Of the willingness Of the Cooper Institute Union
Con mittec to confer with this body. II, there
fore moved the adoption of a resolution appoint
ing committee Of twenty-five to make noni-
nations for the coming elections with power to
appoint irCm their body committee to confer
with other organizations. The resolution
amended 10y the addition Of the President anl
Secretary to the committee was III IN adopted
The following nominating committee was then
appoin cd -
VIM. L. Dodge, Vim. Hall, =. Edward. ia.
NJ. Cross, c. MetArar, J. j. Phelps, John J.
Asior, Jr., ID. McCarty, Royal PHELPS NJ. v.
Brady, J. Ii. Nicholson, A. T. Stewart, \. W..
bradford, W. G.. Noyes, j. sherman, g. w..
Blunt Il. O'Gormon, ID. +. Ticmann, \. Car
rgan, q. I. Talmln, h. Taylor, Pete, Cooper
r. A. Witthaus, w. NJ, Ev-Hs.
Mr. Phelps inquired if this Committee were
to have power to make nominations for both
the November and December elections, TO which
the Secretary replied in tho affirmative The
meeting then adjourned, and the nominating
committee went into secret session. They trans
acted no business, with the exception Of ap.
pointing the following Committee of Confer
euce j. u. Nicholson, W. &. Moves, J. J.
rhelps, Il. Phelps, A. T. Stcwar', q. +. Tai
man, Il. A. Witthaus. Tho Committee then
adjourned.
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JERSEY CITY.

llrD,oN County CouLT,.-Thc f.ll Term d
the Hudson County Court will commence tai.
Iucsd,y morning. In the absence of Julg,
Ogden, Chief Justice wholplcy or Judge yr-
denburgh will preside.
Rrpu,rIoN ~ REN1s -Oxing TO tho de
PRECISION in nearly all branchc, in business,
many Of the extensive property owners in Jer-
."y city have reduced the rents upon dwellings
from 20 g. 90 per cent. This reduction ha,
C,ou,"d lutte demand from residents Of Now
NO.k.
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WE surrerder large space again this nom
lag, TO the claims Of Mr.. FREprRIcK L. VuLr:
Tor Sheriff. There are about .frt thousand Of
them, additional to similar list Of qualifications
which we Published for him week or two since.
Seriously, however, the man who can obtain by
thousands, the best signatures Of the Bar and
Mercantile community Of the city to strong
and unqualified public recommendation for office.
ought TO need no other nomination. IF no man
could come before the people successfully p'fhof
an endorsement like that there would be little
chance for unfit candidates. even in this worst
governed city Of Christendom.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE " Y. Sun.
Re.Appearanoe of the Rebels

PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 30. The bulletin has a
special dispatch from Washington, which
says -
The rebels re appeared in force on the ru'
tomAc, opposite Grca, Falls, today, and opened
with battery Of six pieces on General Mccall :.
division. Both sides were reinforced. Our bat.
tories opened, and the rebels dispersed. None
were hurt on our side. The Federals took pos
essien Of townsville this morning, the rebel
retiring after u slight skirmish.
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~Ct ascertaincd here il aptear' That 90
ra6tosday Gen. Fremont released Col Blilr
from arrest, using language IL the order hnta /.
mount to a defiance Of the Colonel TO presen,
his charges formally On Thursday Colonel
blair presented charges formally againslI, Hsn'
Fremont in r@ponse TO the defiance. mere
upon Gen. Fremont Immediately arrested Vol
Rlair and sen, him to Jefferson barracks.
On Friday night the tcle graph was allowed 70
communicate the fact that Blair had been free
from arrest the previous Wednesday, but the
offensive paragraph in the order OF relea,e wa
supprcs scd. and the fact Of Col. Blair's second
afrcst withheld.
The army regulations allow no officers TO III
arrested for a longer period than eight day
without charges b,ing preferred. Gen. Ere
IT ont dsrccaried the regulations in the case o
Col. Blair. After this violation Of the regula
tons, second arrest for the same cause, am
without charges, has attracted attention an
caused remarks
The great fact in relation to this case is tina
Gen. Scott toda, ordered the unconditional re
lease of Col. Blair.
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Court Of t;encrPl Sessions.
Before Judge MgCuSy.


Francis Lynch, indicted for forgery in pass.
irg two counterfeit % bills on the Atlantic
Bark, Of Boston, Mass was tired, and convic-
ted of forgery in the second degree, sni cen.
fenced to the State Prison for five years.
1hos. Wright and Samuel Lane. boys four.
teen ycar Of age, pleaded guilty Of an at'cmp'
nj burglary, and were sent to the House Of Re-
lugc.
John Pagan, indicted for grand larceny, Eliza
Stone and Ida Brown, indicted for relonuui "a
ssult and battery, and Emanuel F,iro, cot e.
lonious assault, werc all tried AMI acquitted -
hlimmInnl
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WiLLIAMSBURGu.

ArrEMrr 10 PASS COUNTERFEIT BuAs -
An attempt was roads Daring yesterday and la.'
night 20 pas 80 and % bulls on tho Atlanti.
Bank of Bo,ton, ard tho Hartford Bank Of
Hartford, at several atoros in Grand and Sju'I
9Th streets.
ACcmEsr-Mr. Mi.hlol Smith, rc,iI.n, al
the corrcr Of North second and Ninth street..
was Yesterday severely isjurcd, by falling down
IN cnhankmcnt in Metropolitan Avenue II
received a. 'stincc from the 9th prccing, Police
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LoHwi'c, S'Jt. 30-Gcn. Bi,kucr l. report
ed 10 he ai Grconvillc, Muhl,nhrrg county,
with 1900 men, supposed tO lie on tho road 10
destroy the locks on G.ocn River.
Jas. II. CLAY was admitted to bail, in .lO, 400,
before Judge Eaton this morning.
Hardin helm has taken possession Of Rolhe,-
ter, on Green River. Tho number of hi. troops
is estimated at 1000, includiuS Mississippi
regiment.
Glasgow trv"riko bridge has been burned.
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LAnIrS WHO ARR TROUBLED wrrm PN.
q I'D Hotr' es' Taa. suuhuru, " any u sfgrremcrt
oftcsLiH, slouldty tie "BIm Of White Lilies. "
Witch is D. 10 lad st4G South Second ST., William.
-, 81 tho low price of % ,ents per bottle. II ia
30 O. Won't pprl.t'op.
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The Governor Of Connecticut has convcn vi
the Legislature for The 9th OF October, in order
10 get authority "a put morr troops into the
field than were authorized by the recent Legs.
lature.
BACK TpAcK A report was current thai
the Cuban officials had revoked the order allow.
ing vessels bearing the Confederate flag to cn,e'
the ports Of that country, but thoro is no official
confirmation Of il.
SUBLIME CoSFInENCE GhME.--1hc enemy
in front 1t Washington, il seems, have been
practcing a successful fraud in front of the
United States forces There have not been
more than 10, 900 Of them all along the front Of
our earth Woiks from above the Chain Bridge Ia
FAR below Alexandra.
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News FROM THE PSroMAc.-Tho u. S.
steam transport Albany, from Washington, ar
rived at this port YESTERDAY, in ballast. She
was stopped at Indian Head 10y the Potomac
flotilla, 10 await the darkness Of the night TO
pass a rebel battery Of four guns, erected on a
high point Of land on the Virginia shore, known
as Cock Pit Point. This battery was firing into
every vessel that attempted TO pass.
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Police IateIiigenot, An.

ROmEp IL lloUsE or ILI-FAME --GO,-
w,ll g. Peck, middle aged man, boarding al
Ne, 100 B,wery, whllc returning from church
on Sunday evening, was met in Prince street
by German ghl namrd Henrietta Cornell, who
'ntlcri him into deppuiallc house ia Greene
STREET, W ere, 10y fcme mts n, ae was robbed of
his wallet ano az. The girl, and Young man
named joseph Buck, were arTestcd, and Justice
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Destruction Of n Rebel srcamrr

Boston, Sept. 30.--A letter from the Fdgs'c
Colorado, at Fort Pckens, states that the Bat
Expedition on the | It'll inst, destroyed the rebe
steamer Lady Davis, in Pensacola llarbor
She was commanded 10y Commodore Renshaw,
formerly Of the L. $. Navy.
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Tm FORCE At wAsHIScToS DtsCLosED-
$50 900 RATIoSs DAiLY.-Tho United States
Government were issuing this number Of rltions
for the troops and attendants in front of I'll,
Potomac late last week. The daily consump-
ton Of flour alone is 900 barrels. Of course
there ere good many mouths to 10 filled be-
sides those belonging to soldiers.
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KILLED ~ \ FAIL.-Coruner Srh,rmcr held
an inquest yesterday, upon the body # Robcr,
Brown, a ho,,lcr employed by Nj. NJ ,rgsu l..
Phillips, Of No. ., New Bowcry, who, whi'e
ir'oNicItci AMI asleep, on sandy ni.h' f'l
from n hay loft in the stable and wa, Killed.
\ verdict Ui accidental death was reui,rp hy
the Jury. Deceased was naive Of Ireland
about - yeais Of age.
SUICIDE or \ lurNG MNRRIEp Lazy y
Iody X years ofagc named Jo-,phins Stewart,
committed suicide Oh SUNDAY evening, AZ The
r.s.d,uyu Of her mother, Mrs, T.. OM.rr No
l.i lilclCt,r stree, nv tkiuG ,tNchuun \
i.M lu.rs prNluUs, size NH- lA pJli % hrItU
AID .liAnuly IN iino sprits, bat ,ui.rlly 70
TIE company ufhur mother and sister. snI g.
t.,d iu her - IN, where -Ae took tho pp.,lr:
"n .yug d.-,oy,l,l SICK, d.. Jauy, &. lo.ir.
'Dt 500 called in, ard she informed hnn treI
tlc had taken urs,njc. lie aGmlni-tcr,d att
dyte,, but without oNo-t ayl death soon cu,u.
cd. Il uppsars 'ha' tle Lady had boou m,-rinl
Ui the uyr ufl3 lolIr, hut Lat lived urhypply
Wilh her lusb,Ld, and been divorced. IL
| health Nas not good, AMI at times her uiai w..
| much distressed yh,.r circumstance IL q,
supposed, led her 10 seek relief in death. Ca.
oncr ia, lman yesterday h,ld an inquest apo
the body, and a verdi Of "suci,t,' va, reu
d.rol. The deceased vas u native Of Albany
n " York,
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

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rebel force which appeared a, Great Falls this \.
NJ, and was scattered bv six rounrs Of shot an
shell from battery planted on the Mnrylm
side by General Mccall, consisted OF 81 4ht Icgi
ments.
ANFTrRAN oItIcrn.
Commit sAry General Glib ON, who Gicl h,,.
today, was aged uhps. ~1 'rar-, AMI long h' ..
that position. Hc ,uts.si the army to Is go
Captain a. lniau'rN Hou P'nt. yi,puI.
A'fuAN,r rip FOLLOW.
The federal packet NOV o,.upy one cnI 9th.
village Of Fail thurc tuc rebel piok, {, tho
other Tho! a-u not r'rc thm quarter Of "a
mile apart.
To tGy l,f. Of Fall. Church. a mile ard half
distant, lt,-h Tc.l outhwJrhs arc b.inI
thrown up ON IA cmmcuce commanding H.
village.
NANpAL',N yo Bel. suNNARuN TUT bows.
Tie wsntou t,-'r.u.iun Of propcrty in tn
Troops s,iN commune,
Tho Commanding officer. hay, issued yeraI
ordels io s'tO' rowa any uau who may l.
caught in Tie m.'ni.aIS ac'.
POSITION or nm. rruEr lua,rs.
A messenger from the Claiu bridge r.p.r
that tie rchc,s siy in strong force al l.ou-nI.-.
Also that tloi, cutre army htS been divide A.
one section huing ABOVE ana the other bglo ,
Washington.
IL II bell'Neu mere tllhi BeNuleguIV . NlFI~ll
Is CO. ccn'rltod hctw, IN aqua Creek II Ma
assas JurClion, With their hht resting on II
Potomac.
DGAFTlSG.
The President has assured inqpirers tina
drafting shall not he psOrted b. a the Wc,f
until all th" eastern states hall have furlishe 1
their full quotas iO the hall m llion troops.
RE-oPESISG THE RAILROAD ISro vRGINrA
gOvtrnm train left Alexandria lately
with a party Of Bridge builders, who proceede
az far ~ Falls Church on the Loudon AM
Hampshire Railroad, repairing all the bridge
on the way, thus opening communication i0r
supplies for the army in that neighhorhool
The Orange and Alexandra Railroads ops
a. far as Arco,ink Creek, II miles from Al,NIn.
dria
The O.serystory balloon has been aiyan,ei
70 Uptons Hill.
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RErrBIICAN CoUNrY NoMINArING Cos
yENTIoN The Republican Convention for the
nomination of candidates for county Offices, met
last evening at the now Republican hcadqulr
ton, corner Of Broadway and 23d street. Hon
+. Concklin occupied the Chair Arcr somc
preliminary skimrhing rird roce vote on
the nomination Of a candidate for the county
cleiL,lip was taken with tie following result
Of no votes cas-,
Jos. lioNie, "a; Geo. W. Dilks, -; l.. Kct-
chum, 1G S. Kirby 10 T.. S. Mcpherson, T..
The meeting then Adjourned until Mon ay
evening next.
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= INtement q hehaatIOH
..,-,tthat the Potomac lie closed,
-. EsctIELLAS is thereby forced to fight
-ssskfuREoARp at a place and time of his own
choosing, ia sheer nonsense. Multitude' Of vcs-
sels are daily running the gauntlet Of the rebel
batteries, and those Of light drAught do il with
perfect safety. The batteries are dangerous ana
snncying, and that Is the whole OF It. II Is
said that they will he shcllcd out shortly.
Tho gunboat Yankee on Sunday made re-
oonnoissance Of the rebel batteries al Freestonc,
and found them deserted.
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WILCOX 6 Gums
s L WING MAJ CHINE
btS BROADWAY.


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THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE "a Ra
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Rally Around the sold Guard ~
Tie LIST Scott Life Guard,
Attn Regiment n Y. Volunteers,

Rally Around the sold Gunrd.v-
Tie LIST SCOTT Life Guard,
4th Regiment n Y. Volunteers,
Col. A. W. TAYLOR.
The Increase Of recruits ordered by General
DIX u the United States st,hdard has been
nery completed A few more patriotic volunteers
will DO accepted. Those having seen service pre-
teuCd. Apply At lii Gtaid 1t, between Broadway
and Fan SITS. This regiment Las been Ia tho L. s.
service since May %, lsGl, and is now stationed at
IIAvre de GfaeC, Nd.
Recruiting ofhJcrs-Capt. CIINs W. KRUGER,
Csmpauy ID
Lieut.. JAMES MCDONALD,
Company z.
recruits forwarded every d,y u the Regiment.
SEES 1915 lOl
For wn-hinEten lam, dIatrIy.
HCRj IT'S WANTED for tie Tllrl Kae,iru .na
ENcebior tSlcklesy Brigade
g. al atle lpd ed men wanted f,r this Regiment
which s nov stationed At Washington, and build.
ing iOrtih' atious.
INDUCEMENTS FOR VOLUNTEERS.
Pay slS PER month, and families provided FOR ~
once.
roll
Extra pay when NJ work on Civilizations
800 BrYnty when honorslly discharged
II yon do not want t. he drdJtd, come up at onns
Sld sign lie roll. Apply At once " Lieut. PEN.
MOCK, Go Broadway. se25 6'iGs
ricnns. RnElisbu1en, IrL-hmon. Ger
mems, md men of any other nat Ona.ity, wanted,
At coo BROADWAY, IN join the Third Regmsni,
Excelsior Brigade. Recruits sent at once to Wash.
tnetuL. sa2b 6'l64
ssh Regiment Cameron Highland Rifles,
being uigtnle by Colonel Elliott under the spe .iai
auspices of the Secretary OF War. Companies or
recruits have n rare opportunity 10 attach them
HtYrs 20 hr-t-tlaSs reglmcnt Apply ut IIeAdquar-
ters, Ma r A, &. CAS- tie, 2iG Fourth st, WASH
hgton Square. 26T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

PRIEE.-Thc schooner Argonaut was brought
into this port yesterday morning as a prize,
taken in lIatteras Inlet by the Susquchlnna.
She was laden with fish from Nova Scotia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01

SrIzuRE.-The shin n'o'to arrived IN port
yes,crday morning, and was at once seized by
the Surveyor orders. She is owned in the
South.