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More Brigadier Generals.

WosLing'Dn, Ssp' 7h-Appointcd Brgalcr
Generals hy the President today Charles VI.
Thur,ton, Aid to ten Scott and an officer in tho
Mexican war; Willis A. Gorman, Ex-Governor
OF Minnesota; also of Mexican fame, AMI Dan
iol Buttcrield Of the New York l2th.
SENTENCED To- HE sIoT.
The General Court Mrrtal at Alexandra has
sentenced about thirty volunteer soldiers 10 he
shot Tor various military offences.
VIM. Scott Company X, 81 Vermont, scn-
fenced TO dcath for sleeping on his post
second time, will he shot on Monday morning.
IItUT. COZ. O'KEFTR CAsIIIERED.
Lieut.. Col Francis u. Kccio, OF the 10Th
Regiment of New York Volunteers, having
been sentenced bv court -martial 60 he cashlcrcd
for drunkenness and di-orierly conduct, etc,
Major General Mcclellan has approved the
said sentence, and formally declared Lieut.. Col.
O'Kccfc no longer an officer in the military sc'-
vice If the United States.
Twenty five persons were arrested last night,
and fined SO each for selling liquor 10 SOLE
dicis.
Two hundred barctooed and ragged rebel
caught three If our plckcts on Thursday, aud
| eagerly stripped them stark naked ON the spot,
and divided their clp;he, and ration, before car
| ~ ing them away.
| Wll.EEABul - UI CTS. Eu~ENt RAM,
| The War Department received dispatch to
| dnN from Gen. Ru-eu,rauz, In camp near Sut
ton. Virginia. dated yesterday, from which IL j
micr,hlc that all /, well with his com
| mnul
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fiheir camp, NJ East New York, At 2 O'Clock this
Afternoon, landing al the foo, Of Grand street,
T.. r., and win parade through Grand street.,
Bowery, Fourteenth street and Broadway, taxi
inr ,l,r departure from Pier No. 1, by the
Camden and Amboy line
THIRD IRIsH RKGIMEST.-Ths regiment,
Lieut.. Col. r. T. Enright 10 temporary COM
msnd, is expected to leave today, but their do
ing ~ il very doubtful. They have noe COM
ploted their organization, and probably viii
not do 40 until Ten. Mcclellan takes them "
hand. They number about five hundred men,
and have for some time since occupied Camp
Eeirgan a. their quarters.
MoRE RsPIFLD RrFLEs.-Pour thousand
FIVE hundred Enfield rifles were received an Sat
urday last at the Commi.siry Generals nj .,
3jth street Arsenal. Thirty ten.pounder PA,-
rot rifles carnon will A. u be received he.e and
MOUNTED during the present week.
MAssAcnusprr SOLDIERS FoR Fo6rRE>s
MoNrot..S me four hundred soldiers from
Bottom came ou. ny the way Of Fall River, in the
steamer State Of Maine, and were expected to
land ia New York, on Saturday evening. But
the steamboat anchored in the stream, took coal
aboard, ami went forward to T. zibethpJrt,
where tho men took cars for the capital.
TnE VAST temperance society which, under
existing army orlcrs, is forming in the north
cn United States, is being augmented with
gratifying rapidity. The events Of the week
have had most encouraging effect. II IA
believed that til. number OF recruits taken in
this city ON Saturday, Is a. large a. that Of
any day since the ith Of April last
\ noteworthy feature IT recruiting under tho
htc.t orders f.1m hcadquirtcrs, b the change
| Of situation OF the recruiting Offices from grog
shnIs 70 more decent quarters.
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The important and gratifying dispatch to
Government from the Emperor Of Russia,
illilttin our tclceraphic columns tod~f,
l,ailcd with enthusiasm 10y the Amcr
people, while it gives a kccncr poin, to
their resentment at the hcarte,s scli-hnc., aud
in6 rerercc exhibited by the British ministry.
The contrast in .pirit between the two powers,
is extreme, while their act. have hccn nccos,a-
rily not very different. From dcspotic power
and a strange race whose language we lacl, or
gans to pronounce, We receive the .ympi,hy
denied to Liberty 10y the hoa-icd original o
constitutional government, AMI to con rnsuiui'y
by the men of our own language, religion an
family. The significance OF the liberia, aHl re-
forming Emperor alluson to American lib
erty, can handy he lot upon any Of Our road.
en-. The dcspot Of Russia icslm, 1t with
friendly solcitudc, the rulers OF England with
Jealous NAL, violence.
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Firc., Accidents, Iuque-r., 80.


Fr.E ~ lOru AvrNrE.-Shortly after -
O'Clock on saturday nput, barn in 10th Ave-
nue.. brtya,n Sath an Si,h streets was set on
fine and DESTROYED. Officer Hyatt, Of the 23rl
Precinct IMPORT, that the place was lIrcl by
u.rre mon. INT they escaped. The barn was
owned hy Michael Blrclr., and occupied lH
MIR HuIkus. The losa. amounts 10 about
$500, on which there is u, Insurance. num-
her ui ugcmpu became CYg0god ina fight, AM
Juhu Quinn, foreman Of I'm cine Co. No. w.
drew % ryyUl cr, and ired several shots among
the combat ut~ hut tutuultvly no one was m
nryl. Nir. Quinn j. % ,tncc' contractor, and -
also engaged IN rrcHdllng company of No.
luuteor- Tor the war. The cause of the quarrel
is not definitely kn,~n, and no ARE . were
made hy the police.
FrE rs llrpsoS II AT II O'Clock yester-
day. q small brick bailing situated in rear OF
No. i45 Hudson ssreet, used as a pie bakery by
Mrs. Christie, ciught fire from defect in one
of the ovens. ihc stock was dana Znd about
S2OO; no insurance. The building, owncd by
| Mrs. Julia 7. Ihorp, wa, damaged about $500;
| insured,
FALSE AlARSrs.-The Seventh District alarm
| AZ 3l5, \. NJ, aad Fifth district alarm at
| 1926, \. NJ, Yesterday were both false.
| "OSE MoRE UNFoRrUSNTE. AT about 10 Y
o'clock ON Wednesday cycaing policeman Lind
say, Of the Seventeenth Precinct found wo-
man, apparently aged about 90 years, lying i
a gutter in Twenty inst street, between Tent
and Eleventh avonuos. by her side lay he
bonnet and shawl, and in pocket note wa
found, dated at Riker's Island, July 18TH an
| signed by Michael IL. Goodwin, a soldier. III
| policeman, regarding the poor woman as va
| grant. took her TO the station and consigne
her 10 a cell On Thursday morning Captai
! Dorap learned that his prisoner bad been &
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ILiuAIiio, N,pf. sd A sailor BELONGING
to the hrig Io-epG which WAS captured 10y the
ui,at,cr savannah, in June last, ha' arrived
here. lie left Eichmor on Ia -,lny last. u
heard Iuthiu. ul the death oi lcti. DAVIS. II"
Jaw him on tue sunday previous, when he ap-
iearcl a. we'll a. usual,
Iopi,riVs, S,JL s.-Thc city is fall Of contra
lictor, and unreliable umors, among which D.,
uuc that a dispatch from lcN. Davis to a friend
Na. exhibited, saving that he approved OF the
Confederate occupation Of Hickman AMI Co
lumhus
IomvH,, S,p' s.--A -pg,nl dispatch to the
Richmond dispatch of the 9TH, says that Con
Albert Sidney johnson senior General IN th
Confederate army, ha, arrived ami IL Is cN-
pcctel will be- assigned 10 duty a Mnul,-l,
Tie Richmond N,pd'h learn, that zen. IT,,
was at Valley Mountain ON the 2'th ult., wait
| ING for fair weather AMI good roads 70 com
mence operations. The FedcralS are Sironsl,
fortified at Stalnakcr's about - mile, distant
between there and llu,tonyillc.
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Union ,IrctinH In Albany.

iUGny. .Sspi. S.-At a Union meeting he'd
IN thi. ,i'y lH.t evening, the following named
,cutl.picn were elected dele gate, to the Peoples
Convention, on the 10Th inst: Hon. John X.
Porter, Hon. Andrew !. Colvin, Alexander
Gicrr, H. II. Martin, Hon. George Wooif,ri,
John NJ, Eyuy, Gen. John ). Van Kon,seaer
WIN. L. Scott, Col. W. i. llrcourt, Hon.
Jane. II. Walton, j. Howard KIM, Hiram
Perry. Gcor.,c Downing, James q. sullivan,
Col. EOht l.. johnson and X. NJ. Griffin.
Resolutions were accepted commencing the
Hon. D. y. Dickinson for hi. bold and patriot
ic oou.sc, declaring that all former party strife
should hc buried and forgotten in one common
effort 10 put down treason AMI sustain tho Gov
eminent recommending that but one ticket 10
nominated Mt the approaching conventions, -
hc ron posed Of men without regard N former
party associations, aud also recommenii ling that
Hon. ID. ). Dickinson be placed on tho state
ii, lpt
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Prom Fortress Monroe and Hntera- Inlet
Continued Good News from North
Carolina.

Fortress Monroe, !S1t. Commodore String
ham reached Old Point today. llis Giy; ship
has not arrived.
The George Peabody arrived last night from
llattcras Inlet, bringing recent intelligence, and
a number Of fugitive families from the mouth Of
the Tar River, who managed to escape to the
Inlet.
The Notifications at the Ociacoko Inlet have
been abandoned, and probably those Mt Oregon
Inlet, somc forty mles this eide oi Cape Halter
a..
A powerful steamer was seen inside at the
latter place, when the Peabody camc up yes.
tclday.
here is no light al Hattera,, the Conf,'lcr-
atcs having removed the houses.
No sign, Of a fertilization were to be seen at
the CAPE.
II is supposci the scces ionists will make a
stand at Fort Macon, a strong oascmttcd work,
guarding the approach 10 Beaufort.
Refugees from North Carolina, report that
the lower countic, Of the state are ready to
hoist the Union flag, when assured If support.
A perfect reign Of terror exists. The state
troops were in fact returning from Virginia.
prominent clergyman dec.nred at lldttcras
Iulct, should Federal force invade the main
land near Beaufort, it would at once be joined
| by Z, 600 North Carolina lnionists.
The captain Of the Peabody countcl twenty
| five wrecks between Cipes llutcrts AMI Horny.
Col. Max We cr will return TO on Point,
and Coz. llawkin,i orcr will he greatly arcn 9Th
cnud.
Col. Bcndix ha- been placed in command o.
the New \ ork 10Th regiment.
Tho weather a, Old Point i, intensely ho..
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I-.er..,i-s IRON n. p...-...

W'0sh,ngfon, Spt. e.-The following are the
results a careful and extended observations To-
day, on The Virginia side Of the Potomac,
A new and formidable battery has been dis
covered, commanding the Leesburg turnpike,
about eeyen miles from the Chain Bridxe. =
The telling of woods by the Cunfederates cx-
posed this battery 10 the view OF our troops.
owing 10 tho distance no guns were d'srernA-
blc, n'r any large body Of troops. Men were,
however, employed ON the fortiiicatiOns today.
OUR LINEs ADVANCED.
At day light, this morning, our pickets ad-
vahced ole mile farther into Virginia, the Com
f,sletates retiring before them frvm the direc
ton d Arlington.
ATTEMrT TO CROSS IHE POTOMAC.
last "Wednesday the Confederates fired from
an emineLce ut Great Falls, 1G miles from
Warrington, upon body ~ our troops on the
Maryland side Their fihed cannon, although
pthaps hundred times discharged, wounded
only oue of our men. They attempted 10 ford
the river 10y constructing a temporary bridge
with plaLks, when they were r. PULSED by the
sha1ahoocr s e the Pennsylvania 9TH, and a
number 81 u ON killed. The Confederates then
retired from view carrying with thu IN Their bat
tciy.
GES. McCLELtAS ooSH UP.
Yesterday Gen. Mcclellan made balloon
ascension with Prof Low and occupied two
hours IN recunnoisances
Gen. Mcclellan order fr the Observance u
the Sal hath was read throughout the eutirc
Inc today, and was everywhere received with
pladncss.
DEFAuLTER.
Pur,er Gallagher at the Wa,hn stpn Navy
Yard is a dc!aultcr for $500, 900, 10 in lotic'
ries.
TIiE FRMALE RgHHt.s.
Fifteen female rcb,l, are now confined.
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FnedericttOscn, No., dug 2e.--Ths ght
regiments assembled here (including that Of tho
renowned Gen. Hecker) have received orders 70
march ITO the South" At o'clock today. The
Hecker regiment has passed a hoavy crisis. A
conspiracy Of Offices a two companies against
the Colonel, which was sprung some time ago,
failed. 7 he soldier breath free again. The
old man remains with them, to carry them 10
victory and honor. During an absence of Col.
II. on Iegimcntal business tho dark plot was
10 be executed. The mines were laid, but ex-
plodel, destroy ing the originaton of the plan,
who were discharged from the regiment by Col.
II. this forenoon, who has received all necessary
power Tor this object from Gen. Fremont.
Where the above dispatch has been since
Aug. 29th, we cannot say.
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BROOKLYN.

A WoMAN ATTACHED Ky RowniES a
Young man named Neil Ward was arrested by
Officer Burk, Of the Second Precinct PclNe, on
Friday night on the charge Of highway robbery.
1t is stated that at an early hour en- the sun
day previous, Mrs. Catharine Myers, periodi
cal dealer, was walking down Euiton street, on
her way to Now York, to get the morning pa .
pers. When near Hicks street, she observed
two men standing on the corner. One of them
came mp and placed his hand on her shoalder.
She turned and struck him In the face with an
unlnaded pistol, making the blood start pretty
freely. The man took hold of the weapon and
, WTenched it out Of her hand aud ran OF with
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UcCuIloch's Retreat.

A correspondent of the -. Louis EYIli.H.
writing from Rolla, Missouri, September 3D.,
f'An intelligent gentleman arrived here ~.
evening, having left Springfield late FRIDAY
evening. lie confirms The opinion en''ii"h''
here for some time that McCullochf q sSu',ed
and disappointed, was moving toward tn Y
kansas border, with about 1900 troop, 81 'n'
Tennessee. Louisiana anil Arkdn-a, lcyics.-.
Price and McCulloch have had - quarrel, ana
the latter was extremely di,gustcd with mat
ters generally, aud particularly with the a. a.
ton of the Missouri STATE Guards upon the
Laftla field
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Prom Fortress Monroe.
TIE NORKTOwN PREPARING TO Run
THE BLOCKADE.

IwEo,, Nono,, sept. 6, ria baltimore, Sept
The steam irigntc Roanoke Commrdlrc
prcudcrras,, ha, returned from tho block al" OIL
bash
The Quaker Cay /, coaln, for a cruise.
The Coui,d,mJc steamer Yorktown IL onlv
about a dozen mile, above Newport Ncw,,
awaiting an opportunity Ia run the bio 'ktdr.
She Ia, long teen preparing at Richmond AMI
is said go cgrry a very heavy Armament.
The Harriet !nur saved her best gun,
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P,rLs,i,r, n. y, Sspt. IA large Union
nertiu., Wa held here this evening. jaime, c.
Cuhr,iic presided AMI made a strong Union
,uocch. Tie meeting was also addressed by
Key. Dr. Robinson j. u. llu-bincs, ;. y.
Cr,uk- and others Five delegates from each
Assembly, Di-'ric, were appointed to attend the
state convention un the 10Th inst.
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DdnJwy, Copn., S,pt. "A Union Meeting,
called by tour bundled Wcu Of all parties, who
believe IN vigurou. persecution Of the war and
sustaining the Administration, was held here
this afternoon About fifteen hundred persons
we've present. Strong resolutions were adopted,
with great che, ring. \ Prudential Commute"
Of ten was appointed Speeches were made Ivy
the Hon. X. Avor'll and Samuel I. Sccly, ID. D.,
of Albany.
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Camp NN1Tmdn, HtWpItdd HIuHH, u "
S,pt. The American Telegraph Company
have opened telegraph office at this place fol
III, accommodation Of the camp and the public
Tie military encampn.ent Is most admirably
located on a plain of several thousand acres. i
i EASY of access by the Long Island Railroad,
being but short distance from the depot, and,
il is understood, extra trains will lie run as soon
as the wants of the military o. tho public de.
and them.
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BRoADwAY As A SUNDAY RACE COURSE
The vacated condition OF the pavement, together
with the crowds on the sidewalks in Broadway
ON Sundays, begin to he temptation to drivers
ID fast horses. We last night saw two OF these
'jockeys" urging their trotters to their utmost
sps ed down lower Broadway, and as we have
received no information Of their arrest, we infer
that The ample police force in that locality wero
eros " remiss in their duty.
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Cairo. m, S,p, Cen. Pillow AMI pix
are at Columbus with seven thousand Rebel
trois .Irir Thompson Is in NJ ssnuri, directly
Oppsi'c, wall the balance Of the forces.
REINFORCEMENT GotNG GSro KESruCKY.
Eight hundred Federal troops left here today
10 reinforce those at piducah. Another resi-
mcnt ~ follow Immediately.
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No SECgs-IoSf-rs ALLOWED IN ruE Police
FoncE -L1st week, policeman wa, dismissed
from the force Tor expressing secession prin;i.
Pics. 1t il in contemplation to administer the
oath Of allegiance to the entire force, as ii is
well known there are several men in the de-
department who are scccssioni,ts. but who wise
W. say nothing.
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Jra"iIo,t ny , S,pt. The state senate
today appointed Mcssrs. johnson, Reed an /
Thornton NJ hall Commitic'to visit west. ~
Kentucky and inquire If the Federal AID Con-
fderatc military authriiics by who's direction
and ior what reasons tb'! are occupy ing cer'a II
p1tions Of the 20 Of Eonlu,ky.
H. the House the United States flag was or
d,rcd to he loisi'l over the capitol 10y vote oil
- 10 ~.
Mr. Drshcn subsequently, moved % hoist the
state flag, when the morton was referred la the
Committee on Federal Relations
The SENATE Is composed ii q UuiOni,tS and
II Southern Rights men.
The House is composed of 20 Unionist, and y
Southcm Rights men.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ 1EL KoR1 IN 10 TIE ~ y soN
War Movements, 30.
VICTORY IN MISSOURI.
Gen. Rains Defeated and Cap
tured.

81. Ions, Sept. 8.--The Postmaster Of Osceo-
la, st. Clair Co, reports that when he lefr, news
had just reached there Of fight between Gen.
Lanes Kansas regiment and body Of rebels,
under Gen. Rains, in which the latter werc com
plctcly routed, with heavy loss, and Gen.
Rains was taken prisoner
Gen Price who was at Osceola, credited the
report.
Ex.Gov. jackson arrived at Springfield on
the LIST. McCulloch was at Mt. Vernon.
--=
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CITY NEWS.

StIzUIn-Thc brig Mary M'cRae, .hliling
from Wilmington, n G.. arrived yesterday
from Livcrpool, having ns cargo 400 sacks salt,
. oaks brandy, do. wine, 3 do. rum, 3 10.
whiskcy, 20 bis bottled ale, 800 ounces Of
quininc, tons gambia, consigned TO order.
The vessel is consigned to +. T. Montell & Bar
tow. She has been taken ia charge by United
States Inspector.
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REI.IGIOUS.

An Old InHhiOncd McthC,tst camp wee =
iug WIN De- Aa,i ut MASPErl,, Il. T., ln governs
Or We, com atncug uu Iues hay, Snptemh l".N
continuing mail tie following Llovly. Stages III
leave Gran tRld South Ith 81 ;,iiuanlsh1tgL, coy
halt bong o. the Grove. hr' "'0
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Grth Rc.im. THE Irish IL g,dc.-The M, Inbers
of !. l., ,ui those desruus ul ,nstug in the 9th,
or tie lst regiment ~ the IRISH Brigade In 10 coma
maud'd by Louit, Co. kGsrT NUGENT, WI Espy
nj ~ Prince ST. ~ tie tHt, Ia the City lIl park
Come and enroll INN, lately the corn any IN
nearly mI. THOs. sC.SLAS, Capt; *: RICK
{. Ut NPIIY, Lieut.. 10
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Netc1rk IS,pf. 7.-Eiward T.. wilder, ensi-
nccf Of thls city, aged 10, was arrested tolv
and sent to Fort Lafayette. Intercepted letter
exposed him. H. wis making u rife battery
a. send South aud cNprc, ed willingness ~
hpht the horde Of Northern AbOlitonists.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

UoIlowny'- Ointment * P'us will Caro-
Ruy Kh,uinlic affections or S,iAnusl In tine Limbs
Only p crIt4 Per Pot or BoN. III
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About IA, break tai, morning A. Willnm4pn,
Ioichmahrr, wJ- arrested for treason. A few
DAYS prev lou, 1t VI, a.cerla,nrd that he had
been engaged 10y certain parties 20 make a wa son
with "a iil-o top aul bottom, to facilitate the
TRANSMIT. sion ui cuntiabaud article. south Of the
Potomac. He was arrested in the said wagon
with pair e excellent horses, ju.t as he was
about leaving III, shop. The vehicle hid A
false floor, aud q, the police quietly removed l.,
the accused exclaimed, MY, col, am a
ruined man The articles found embraced
among other thing, some 20 large size navy re-
volyer Of superior quality, a quintl'yd gold
letter, adlr ed to parties in Petersburg, Rich
moud, Norfolk and lIiriiN-,omc from several
first class business houses in Baltimore. The
letter, AMI other articles were sent 90 Gon. Dis,
Williamson wa. sent to Fort Mcllcnry.
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JERSEY CITY.

FiER EXPLOSION AND Los, oP IfrT.=BN
tween and o'clock, on Saturday night, -
fir broke out on board the schooner " GOWN
liza" Of New Bedford, Connecticut, which 70.
suited in the destruction uf a largo amount u
property the death " one man ard tho Sc
tiuus injury Of two others. The vessel was ly-
ins at the PETERSON doch, foot Of Wayne st.,
adjoining the depot N the New Jersey Riil-
road, and was loiicd with 500 barrel, Of krro-
scnc OIL An explosion occurred in the hold Cf
the sch, oncr, and she WIS almost in..antly en-
velopd ia ilames ard the fire rapidly -p-cid ~
the dOck, setting fire to three cars loaded with
wheat. The shed covering the do,k aud tho
cars with th'ir contents wep completely de-
siroycd, hut bcfore this the vessel was burned to
the waters edge.
The fire department Of Jersey CIV. assisted ~
three companies from N,w York made every
effort 20 stay thu progress Of the hrr, ad it is tc-
licvcd that but for their cNcrtion~ the depot u
the New jersey Railroad would have tom de-
srOycd. The fire ragged with great violence
until nearly ~ o'clock and at many times do
sTuctivc cOnhagrltion seemed imminent.
& the time VI the oNpl sion q ere were three
persons ON board the schooner, Enas DOuglarS
the steward Frank Silvcy, aud boy named
Emmanuel, ID year of apr. They al 40
riOusly injured, and only escaped from the burn
ing vessel by jumping overheard, when they
were rescued 10y the hands on the jersey City
fny. They were taken 20 the Aim >-hnusc, ami
placed IN charge " MY. WhitihY tho
Superintendent Of that institution. Medical
attendance was promptly pr,currl, and tho
injured persons received every 1t niion. Al
o'clock Yesterday mnrnn-, DpuElaSs died
from the cfcC Of hiS injuries, tut the other two
though seriously, are not il is believed fhtilly
| injured Coroner G,ilncv held an inqurst on
| the body OF Dnusliss, but coull not elicit any
| Information ~ TO the origin Of tho fire. II is
| believed to have resulted from spontaneous conn
| hustiOn, the rport that deceased went into tho
| hold Of the vessel with a lighted camille ia not
only HIGHLY improbable, hut is denied IN tho
M NJ positive manner 10y Silvcv The verdict
| Of the cOronct's jury was, that deceased camo
| to hi, death from an explosion on b-rTa tho
| ,ohocucr Corncla, and from the effect Of intor-
| nal burns" Douglas leaves wife and two
| coil'rn resident in New Bedford.
| The total l"ss caused by the fire will urnha-
bly, exceed $4,000. The y, h ,pncr belonged 10
| Capt. Geo Grape. his loss is $4,000 covered
| by Insurance. The cargo bel need TO Richard
son 4 Co, Of New York, lo-s Sl2 900 no in
| surancc. The cars DESTROYED belonged to tho
| New York and Eric Railroad Company, whoso
los is about $4,000, partly insured.
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ted States 5O able b dlyd men, between Ne ages ~
sand ., t. serve "a three years. lay rom Sl3
- per month, and furnished " n aluthng,
given ~ IS 4. rat, = Of Enlistment. Apply Al me
t.,' Recruiting tnd'zy"us 10 UeuhT sue T. NJ
\. city. ~ 2ltt'lS'
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4 Touching Appeal for the Union by
G.rcnt and Good Friend.

Wellington, S'pt. H.-Thc Enssin MniIlcr,
NJ. De Sto,ckl, had an audience oi the Prc,l-
dent ON Saturday, and read to aim the l'Dll9wing
Dispatch;