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JERSEY CITY.

SEIor, RIor Al IluDsoS CuY-TIIE Mill.
IABY ORDERED Our.-A serious riot occurred
at Hudson City on Saturday night between
members Of the Barney Rifles, who are quartered
at the u. s. Arsenal on the hill, aud some three
hundred citizens, which it is feared may yet
lead to very serious results. Tho crcumst,nces
az near as can DO asceriained are ~ follows
About o'clock in the evening one OF the
soldiers, in passing along the street, OF
Their 10y accident or design ran against
woman. This led 10 fight between tho
soldier aud citil,n who saw the occur
renee, and the soldier was badly injured.
The soldier thon went 10 the camp and N
Der OF his comrades went to the Newkirk House,
near whore the niffay happened. Mr.. Henry
Newkirk was mistaken for the man that had
beaten the soldier, and after an alteration, an
attack was made upon the house with stones and
other missiles. The windows and blinls were
demolished and the inmates Of the house mar
rowly escaped serious injury. Mr.. George Van
Buren, was wounded on the head by one Of the
stones which was thrown into the sitting room.
The fire bell was sounded in short time after
the attack on the house, and between three and
four hundred mon assembled at the five
corners, At this time Colonel Kozlay,
sent out squad Of men with muskets 10 bring
in all the soldiers that were about the city. As
the squad of men came noar the Newkirk
House they were attacked by the citizens and
SpiAo VI 'uo HlNh NeIe
Carpenter was present, and In trying 10 quell
the disturbance was stabbed five or six times
about the head and body, and il very seriously,
II not fatally injured. Coroner Donnelly inter
tered sni saved the life of one of tho soldiers,
who was armed with a Ratchet. There wero
serious apprehen'ions of riot yesterday, and il
was said that In case Of further difficulty, tho
fire bells Of Hudson City, Jersey City and Hobo.
ken would be sounded, and that as many as
5000 men could be brodght together for an at
tack on lie camp, II was deemed advisable by
the authorities To call out the militia, and com
panies Of the I'd Regiment were ordered to hold
themselves in readiness at their headquarters-
A humber OF special police were also sworn in.
The regiment was supplied with rifles yesteniay
forenoon. Daring the stay Of the regiment,
Col Kozlay will be strict with the mon, and
will grant but very few passes. Some OF the
soldiers, Il Is alleged, while out about the city,
have in,u.ied women TO such an extent as to
cause bitter feeling against them A large
! number Of people visited the camp yesterday
and great excitement prevailed both there
and in the city.
FoUSD DRswNEp.--Coroner Donnelly, OF
Hudson City, held an inquest yesterday, Spon
the body Of an unknown man. found in mo
Hackeusack river Deceased was apparently
aboror, about 30 years of age.
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WILLIAM SBURGH.

FrLL FgoM WISDow.-A little gin
years Of age the child Of Henri twaldcr, re-
siding in Montroo Avenue, yesterday fell from
he s,c0ud tory window ID hor residence. Tho
chill though severely injured internally, will
probably recover.
MILITARY AT East NFw YoEK-.-Soy,
raj thousand porons visited East Now Yo.
yes erday to see the military encamped there.
The United States Van Guard and the McClel-
Ian ChassCurs now occupy the grounds formerly
occupied by the Washington GrayS.
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81, Loris, Oci 5.-Gen. Fiomont's charge,
and spr, ifostions against Col. Blair, including
Col. lIliit's lottor 60 Postmaster Geaoral Blair
are publishel IN this morning D'1ocrm.
Col Blair was arrested the second time Tor
writing the lo,tet which he adj rsssed to AlJu-
rt.Gcnoral Thomas, si,er he was released by
Con. Fremont and because he declined TO 70.
-'o.c h!s sword and tal cprmgad 4 his s"-.
m,ut, then on H. march 10 the battlefield,
when Old, rcd by his commander.
Gen. Scot's release Of Col Blair is under
stood 70 be pcrcmptory, un IL such time a. tho
changes are made against him.
| s. Louis, Oct. c. op' McKcsyor, Assist.
| ant Ajjutsut General Of the Department, has
| ro.,i,cd u dispatch nom Gen. Fremont, stat
ing that the charge, aud specifications Of Col.
| Blair puhli,h'd n the D,morrR yesterday
morning, received publicity Withou, his kuowl
| cl,,o or sanction, that lac has tclcsrdphcd tn
President and Cen. Scott, that tho act meet
his unqualified dsappro,al and rcque 'tinI
Capt. McKecyer To Investigate the violation q
his confidence AND interference with his paper,
that the perpetrators may be instantly proceed
| ed AGAINST and punished,
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LouisrWc, OF, Tho city has boon much
excited today by ;hroo rumor, winch are DEEM
apocLry pLa!-the capture Of New Oheans by
F,delsl forces, the killing Of John e. B-eckcn-
ridge, and tho arrest % Hun phrcy Marohall.
Tho ir-t came by nay Of ST Louis.
cayslr, and Infantry surprised party Of Ton
rosesn,. lilling =. and tho Federal, losing ..
The Eiclmond Dipaih says that Prime, To-
,uac las received an appointment in General
lioarc, aits star with tho rank Of Lieut. Col
onol.
The Montgomery Ny1 says that Can't. w. 7.
lynch, Las bocn appointed fiag.oiIcer to com.
uaui the naval dci,ncc5 g.! North Cuulin' and
added.
a gentleman who left Now Orleans ten days
since, says gold was II per cont. premium.
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a. J {, f..4st- o. I,xaf, ~ &c f's.lt,l =
this case, for an alleged conspa,acy with he de-
PENDANTS herein, by which the attendants in tn,
two cases sought 20 defratd AMI did dsfraud
tho plaintiff O large amounts Of lsnts in Tex.
as, In vslue Of e. 00C 900 The cases arr familiar
from frequent publication, and Aeed not be furths
explained.
On appesl from IN order Of the Court at Special
Term, roiusiDg 10 strike out the ans wers OF
ktillwell and Beder, as shown frivolous, false,
etc. The defendants satisfied the Court that
Ali ouch their answers set up many defenses
generally. thew were still supported by evidences
and valid. The Court so held, and have now
decided to affirm the Judgment Of the Court be-
l....-
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MORE REBEL PRISONERS AND MoRE DIS.
CuARGFs.-Drs. McGill and Brown, auI twelve
other rebel prisoners, names not given to tho
public, were brought here on Saturday last by
the steamer Richard Stockton, of the Camden
and Amboy line, ard placed in confinement on
Governor S Island.
Two prisoners were discharged from Fort La
fayette on Saturday, by special orders from
Washington. Their names were George Miller,
II Fredericksburg, Va, and Henry A. Reeves,
editor Of the Gre,npoih R,puJiicm lYd,cLm1R
Beth tOtk the oath of allegiance.
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A Remarkable Escnpe.

baltimore. oct. G.--Col. De Waiver, the in
structor Of Col. Ellsworth, who was taken pris-
onor by Ex.GOy. Wise in Western Virginia,
came up in the boat from Old Point, having
escaped from prison and made his way along
the James River TO Newport News. He es.
capped along with II other, who were arrested
and taken back; he alone, by Disgusting him
self and an, citing lamene,s, succeo2ieg in olud-
ing the vigilance of his pursuers. He was COM
Ielled to swim the Jamos River three times, and
after much suffering and being twice fired at by
Tickcts reached Newport NeWs. lie describes the
suffering Of the prisoners as great, and their
treatment as barharous, one Of them having
been shot fiom the strcot by woman.
lie has gone 10 Washington with much i'm.
por ant information CLEANED on his journey dow q
The James River.
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A GENIlEMiS MrsiNG.-Mr Augustus
Trcu, gentleman very respectfully connected
in tic laland Of Bermuda, arrived lcre on the
ilth ult, and lef5 the vessel on the following
day, without lis baggage or any mean, Of sub
sisicnce, saying he was going to ALBANY. lie
wa however, s,eh in the city on the 10th. II
is iG years Of age, slender frame, tall, Of darl,
complexion, dark curling hair, little bald, ri
ling gait, and was dressed in clirot .colorej
suit, brown straw ba, with blue ribbon, aut
laced boots. lie is quie, ard inolFonsivc an
supposed to be Insane. Tho police are requisite,
TO arrest him.
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LouisriRs, oct. GA reliable informant from
New Orleans says: the Federal forces occupy
Ship Island aud the Chandler and that they
have lumber on Ship Island sufficient 70 ou'ia
ACCOMMODATIONS for 10, 900 to Il, 600 troops, =
Our informant thinks the announcement OF
the capture Of New Orleans premature, Dut sAy
he Federal forces can take that city In the rear
and silence their batteries, thus rendering II
easy for the feet TO come up the river. :,
Adyioes from New Orleans 70 the 3Oth ult.,
say that the Governor Of Louisiana had order
| Cd all stores TO lie closed at 2 o'clock OF each
afternoon; and that all persons capable Of bear
ing arms had been ordered 70 drill the remain
der Of the day.
An attack from the Federal fleet being cousid'
cred imminent, the rebels had planted eoiuna
biadA at CAIrallton, miles above Now Orleans
l nd Of Englishtowu, bol0w tho city.
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lubkin lIavon, LvsTota Tdcy cxpec' 10
leeye ncEt week
The Forest Theatre At Sacramento was de-
s'roy Cd by fire on the 26th. The building cost
atout t1OOO 600. There was no insurance.
Tho cavalry regiments called fof from this
etats are now fill 10 overlooking, and Yesterday
ono o. two companies were refused. There Z
stll room in the infantry regiments, although
they axe fast filing up.
A tsleg-aphic Dispatch from Portland,
Oregon, Sept. 6, states that the United SAFES
steamsl ip Ma .sac hu cts bad arrived ut Fort
Vancouver She is 20 load with military stores
snd proceed o this city. The United States
QuSrtermaster hiss completed his purchase Of
h.rses for The servi.e az Portland, Oregon.
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Lawaric, Or. 1t is ooojeCiapI that
Gen. Bu,hncr. with b o. men has cnc 9 ,lls
Gen. Polk ALI make Joint ~stI,A a H..
cab.
Hon. Jamcs T. Buoknsr. lsai'as TIA Sd
Christian Cvuuty. endyA,uriug q e. APP, ~ks
taken ly the kvntacky rclsi, and ,ariSi into
Tennessee, the TemAinin; 20 escaping.
The City Council last night passed a roSolu
ton n,tucting the May, 10 bring bclnrr
them all officer, suspected Of dis.oyalty, for
examination,
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
81 rRIEGRArR 10 rHE " y Sun.


JcuN ROSS IN TIM FIrir FOR TIKI uNicr.
81. louis, at. c. News has reached hero tia,
S'Vu, two weeks age, John Ross Chief Of the
Cherokee nation, had called by proclamation
S.Wo ChcrAccs around him. and DECLARED 70.
The Union.
Rcsd, an influential half breed, and le,lcr 81
The rCocl party ~. .si'ej the standard ol ~
,ci', and had a ,kirmi.h near Tslcqush With
Hces' tVLy guurl. in which the latter Was vic
-. -.
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from Mn .IIInRIon.
WHAT NEw YORK MIGHT D

WHAT NEw NoRK MIGHT Do.
Washington, oct. 3, AT the request Of Hon.
Augustus Frank, member of Congress, of New
York, tie Superintendent Of the Census II lrcau
has prepared u statement Of the white m ale
population OF the several counties Of that state
botw,e tho age, Of / 4 and 10, and the prop IT.
ton required from each county TO furnish the
quota 81 100000 men, The Superintendent
says that the state presents an arm-bearing
population Of 1GG, 3i, about one halt that of ali
the states south Of Mison.5 4 Dixon's liGe,
cquallmg the combined military strength Of
Alabama, Arkansas florida, Georgia, Louisiana
Mississippi, North and South Carolina and Ton
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AMMUNITION roT 1uE RErELs Captain
LoUper, Of the British brig Lucy Darling, Rrriv,
ed on Saturday from Havana, and reports that
The schooner Gilda, formerly St. May's tGi)
pilo, boat, but now under British colors ;
schooner W. Il. Thorne, Pendiet,n, also un-
der British colors, and schooner Rcd Fox, fH
merry Of New Orleans, but now under Mexican
cOlors, were all loading at Havana when he left,
the former with lead and muskets and the two
latter with ammunition all bound to New
Orleans
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Tho Potomac Il now passahle n several Of tho
for,is between the Great Falls ard tho Poirt Of
Rocks. The enemy are known 20 have Il large,
augmented force in tho vicinity e Leesburg,
bu, military authorities arc d tho opinion that
II is OILY fcint, and bat on tho first demon
strttion by oui tOrc's, they will fall back upon
tie Msnas.ca Gap Railroad. and thance down
10 the Junction No apprehension Is iel, Of any
attempt o. their pat 10 cro-s the river or make
aay serious attack upon Us al long tars1 oyoi
the Potomac
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Order orl:en Butler.

Bos'or, Oc'. 5.-Genoral Butler has issued an
official order designating Boston As his heat
quarters, under the order constituting the six
New England States as a department. The
staff Of Gen. Butler is announced as follows
Major George L. Strong, Assistant Adjutant
General Acting Officer Of Ordnance, and
Chief of Stat. Cspt. Peter lIaggerty AMI Lieut..
VIM. II. Wiegel, Abide Camps. Gilman Kim
ball, Brigade Surgeon and Medical Director.
Capt. Paul X. George, BdE ade Quartermaster,
with an Assistant Quarteunaster.
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ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS L. 5. store
ship supply, from Hampton Roads, arrived yes
terdAy. Sho brings twenty-five scAmon and
three passengers rs prisoners, from vessels at
tempting to run the blockade at llAtteras In
let. Her passenger prisoners were taken from
the British schooner Susan Jano, aud will be
located at Fort Lafayette.
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From Fortress Monroe.
.Ror.il.rR CAPTURED ny REBELS.
rvryrl.rirE rRiSoNERS TAKEN

Ia--a " nrN, oct. 4, ria. BIhmorc, OF
ID The rawucc ha, returned from II ittoras
lslct. She reports the los Of tho propeller Fan
nv on Tuesday. She was on her way from the In
ltt TO Chicomacomica, the encampmcnt OF tho
TU,ntic,h Indiana regimen, and was c'p'urcd
tv three rcbo tug, which put out from Roanoke
land.
Two tifcd carnon. e. 'y-fvo Of the Indiana
regiment, including O. t.rmastcr liza y Holt,
several Of Col. Hawkins regiment, aud cargo
ii comn,issary stores, fell into the hands Of the
r,tcls. The captain Of the propeller and crow
sloue escaped. -,
IL is wen undors'ood that the rebel, will .oor
attempt TO run the blockade at Old Point win
two steamers from Norfolk and lorhtown nuo
,n,thcr powerful steamer on the Jane, river.
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Boston oct. G--The Niagara went ashore at
two o'clock this morning, on the back ,ile Of
CAPE Cod, while going slow in thick fog. She
got Oft at 10 A. NJ, without assistance, rcceiy
ing no damage, and reaching Boston at 4 T.
Her mails and several passengers left for Now
York at 80 tonight bv the shore route.
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Now. from California by ,he Pony R1pre-.

News from CaIIfoFhIA D. the Tony kKpFeas.
Pacific Springs, 200 miles East cfSGh Lake
Oct. 5-Ths California Pony Express passed
here at 10 O'Clock this morning, bringing tho
following summary ofnewsI
san Francisco, Sept. 2S.-Rev. DR., Scot,
and family have taken passage on the ship
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Asoruxn EprroR GONE TO the WAR
Or. Charles @. Halpine Of the New fork L'"a
Or, retirss from the editorial staff Of that Jour
pal, having been appointed Assistant AdJut.n,
General, with the rank Of Major on the stan o
Gsnsrai Hunter, nov In Missouri. Mr.. Hal
pima served with the 69th in Virginia, as Cap
tAin.
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D,gncS6yr, nd, Oci. G.-Thcro i, not q
word Of truth in tho statement Of tho asssDsina-
lion Of Col Knipc, of the Pennsylvania 10th Re-
cimcni or the tttcnptod nurter, OF eNecu.
ton Of the murderer LanshSn.
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YQuYG LADIES lIELrED ~ THE STEAM
A Cavu a.. '--. sh..d ~.ounC
HOAT ioi'''r D since ,iioo
ladies AT1N" mere from BlaIblehead, Mass, on
their way by steamer to San Francisco, to join
their brother. Their fare had been prepaid at
the Office Of Wells, Fargo & Co, at their place
ID destination but on apply ing here for tickets,
they were told that the steamer was full and
they could not go until another vessel departed
Having no means at command they could no
return home, 50 they made known their eondi
ton 20 the steamboat police. Through the in
terysntiOn Of the officers passage was obtained
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Boston, OCT. 1.-The schooner Argyle cleared
at Halifax On the 9th for Key West, with a
cargo Of copper tin, shoes and gunny cloth, and
wa cleared and owned by u. Wier member
OF the council.
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The PorCLAR LoAS.-The subscriptions ia
New York averaged nearly goo, 600 a day dur
ing last week. since the initial advertisement
which sppOaled TO the people was published,
OUT citizens have subscribed for more than
%, 600, 900 Of the loan. Sinca the opening OF
biessrs. Ke,chum & Sons Office, as assistant to
Mr.. Cisco, tho Assay Office has been compar-
lively Zee from a crowd.
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IOroafo, Can, oct. 5.-The Toronto Lcd&y
calls on the Coz eInment 10 vindicato itself, by
instituting criminal proceedings at once against
federal agents engaged in enlisting men for SER
vice in the federal army.
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Nrw YORK IIosrrrM. -WErKrN REronr
10 Ger. 1, lN6i.-Rcmaining on hand Sept.
9Th, sos ; admitted to Oct. It'll, o. discharged,
cured or relieved, GS died, . remaining at
date. 2S7. Males, 259; females %.
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soip.-The prize schooner Sharp, lying at
the Union ,torc-dock, Brooklyn, was sold on
Saturday by public auction for $500. She
was purchased for tho Government.
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DEATH Oh MR. JAMES BLETCKEE.-By the
til OF Mr.. James w. Bleecker, Treasurer Of
10 ,ck Exchange Board, on Sa'ur lay last
inc w ia years, this city has lost one 0
az Vn' -s' business men, and a citizen o.
Us mo'' avn Naracter. Mr.. Blocker was
native Of this city, ana
with i,s growth and progre'
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lIuNI = MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for October
contains the usual variety of information thai
makes this magazine indispensable to every
merchant and banker. New York. w. b.
Dana Publisher
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EvENING SCHOOLS Monday evening
sixteen thousand scholars will report at the
several Ward schools houses, and begin their
studies for the season.
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Tnr Srf,wfn FANSY TIE steamer Fanny,
recently capt..cd N Roanoke Isllnd, by tho
rcl-l,, WAC icrmeily QUO Of Lopor 4 Kirkpat-
,icl,s canal line q boats, plying between this
nnlt nd phila2. lnhia
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pikEfIr cr nm nARSRT lack srrLns
Tie Barney Rifles or Schwarze jaeger, Col.
y. A. Kozlay's regiment, will have a grand
festival today, at their camp in Hudson City,
Cor the bsusft Of the regiment. Two hne stands
Of oolors will bs presented 70 the regi mont.
Orc Of the standard presented will be the
eplendid enc which has for some days past at
ua.ted 20 much attention at the store Of Ball 6
Black.
the IRISH BRIGADE.
Ths tws regiments for this brigade which
are being raised In this city are well advanced.
The First Regiment, Cci. Eugent, has six COM
psnies mustered in ami qunrterod at Fort Schuy-
lor, and the Fourth Regiment, Col. Moagher,
four companies mustered ard at the same place.
Capt. Hogans Flying Artillery, Tor the latter
regiment now numbers about 100 mon. They
will have q battery Of six riaed guns.
PoRcEs IN ouR HARBoR.
Tho forces 10 New YORK harbor are stationed
rs follovst
Mon Men,
Governors Island. 60 N'rth Carolina .,..,. 80.
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OiiIfoS nY T. +. MFAGHrR - Thomas
Franci Nosghcr, E.q, delivered an grafton at
tho &c deny Of Music lat evening, for the
bcncf IL Of The l'ish Brigade. His subject was
''Ilo Irish 81 lior. hu. history and present duty,
hi obligations to tie American republic, etc.
A sp'cudd military baud was in attendance.
The houar wa, crow ded.
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ARRIVAL or CorTOS The steamship Elm
burg, from Liverpool arrived yesterday. She
Ia, Smong her foigh, 81 barrels Of t-'psaiino
and 2Ol bales Jr cotton.
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Senatorial Mammalian.

Albany, oct. 6.-The Democracy OF Albany
county, have nominated Hon. John V. l.,
Pruyn, for State Senator.
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A Drmscc Of Fremont from Missouri.

In reply to the accus ,t)ns brought againd
Gen. FRrNoSr for not reinlor,inf G.n. LIoS,
the St. Loais D,n1,rU s,atos that the on,iro
force Of thu state on the "a Of Augu t amounted
10 but ~, $40 men, Of whom ~, BOG wore three
months men, Vhoae term q enlistment hal then
Tor the most part expired, 10 that the to'h dis.
possible fOr,e in the ontire department numbcre,
only 600. OF these LYON had 2,32o, % that
there only iS9 mon AT FREMoNt's disposal T.
defend Cairo, Birds Point and Paducih, point
which were reinforced under eXpruss order, iror
the Pr,sidcnt-,he wisdom of which has siuc
been manifest The Seventh Missouri Regiment
under Col. STE, ENsoN, was ordered from Roll
10 Springfield, bat found it impossible to NOV
Tor want Of transportation Distributed through
out the state worc disbandng companies Of tine
months men, who thought mor Of tn
expiration Of their term Of service ulan thcil
own honor or the safety Of the state. lmme
diately after the battle Of Springfield, Gen. Lr
oS's staff eNoneritcd Fremont from all blame
and II is hoped the Publication Of those facts will
have the OBJECT Of clearing him from the charge
brought against him.
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Syracuse, oct. 6,--IIOn. Thomas G.. Alvord
was this afternoon nominated hy the Republi-
can Convention, for member of Assembly from
this district,
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Piva,o W. /. Myers, Of the New York lHih,
was recently tried aud sent need 10 be shot toi
do.ertiop, by the General Court Martial; but,
fiom the evidence, il appeared that he was on
bis rc,utn 10 his regiment when arrested and
tLat lie was oyettakcn by liquor, causing him
to be absent longer than ht permit alloWoh.-
The members Of the Court, Therefore, unani
rntutly recommended him ~ mercy, upon his
solemn promise never 20 drink any Intoxicating
liauo-,. Gen. Banks conmutot the sentence
into "A fort, i'urc Of o. pcr month Of his pay ioi
one yoar, aud tho prdtifed oulprt wa yo7"t'
dr. lcinfnnd W hia TeEimont.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

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COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE
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TWENTY FIVE GENTS,
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