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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-20
TlpttenpfF,iere.

Darlington, 10. Sept. Grit eintaen
Sasen lino i'm SffsielrorpS Der atlantilder
SGmapron mebrfaae GtrGnoerunaen SOroeaars
zen. Capt. g8m. Q8. Oie&ean spn Der gliaaar
1T gum 6las9snOfft3ier an Der Stele bon &ast
9Sm. Wterpins ernannt tpproen.
6lassen=O ffSier Gtrinsbam 1T auf leinu
Wunlt oes @CmrtanoO's iiber bic atlonttI6e
SGpaoron entboben pprpen.
Ete SAtpnprpn 1T in cine nGroltlte, tpelfe bic
&ultsn BON Gtrgtnien unp NOrpcarUltua, uno cine
lloli9e, welGe Die &alten BON Sarcaroltna
Georgia unO 8lOriOa betpacten ipu, eetbetlt nor
ben. Sur bic erte 1T @apitdn @olpsbprpua6
fir bic speite Capt. Dupont gum Gummanoeur
ernannt tpUroen, ga Die beireu Sff;iere au6er
Dem eepGbnli6en MISUNDERSTANDING apan=
cirt ftnp, finp aupere @er1nOerun9en nTtbia az
tpproen.
Commodore MtBccon III auf pas &riessl9if
Sapannab beorbert ppr0en all Die Stelle BON
Capt. s. 9. 6au. Capt. Warsbei 1T BON Der
&rie9slAaluppe Cumberland anF Die OamyFres
9atte Nootpfe parlebt tpproeu.
Capt. Gardner lit auf Die Dampfre,atte Glt
auebanna orrIeBt mproen.
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Mus @asbf,,otDr.

@af6tngtpn, 10. Sept. Das &rteo,
Department Fat cine Srprc sur GHettuiruna 5
Spn9reBafteS %erlalen, mad pelhem SUl0atI
eincn She'll ibreS SOlpeS an t6re 6amilien IaiG.
fSnnen. Die Summe muB In Der MuRerrp
aneeseben nerpen. Der @enernlauartiermcif
ma6t hi betrefenoen 9lbSage uno Der Negtmsnt
5ablmeifer ~befGrpert bic e~inselnen Nimefen {
pie betrefenpen NDrehen.
Die Mufmerfiamtett Der Offstere bon Der !
gularen Nrmee miro parauf eeri6tet, oa6 Sefr
ten BON etnern patenttrten Sff3ier Der Nrmee ei
gelGmpren iperpen Iollen. gtpt.bebSrben ,perr
paber fir lOlden Dtenf nt6t mebr Ipuprtrt III
ben.
Senieits ees %ptpmac.
Nm Mitttpc1 Nbenb ~braunten Bic @pufS
rtrten Elm Wpbnbau0 nteper, relAes 6rn. Gpi
RON Nsp-Serles sebSrte, uusefatr Z @Qeilen +
Meranbria.
Sin fieues GapaneriesN e9iunent.
ISM. Sptes, Nepatteur prs 6arrisbura @
ttnel, TT beute bonn t&riegsoepartement autoriI
pprpen, etn @apa[erie &estment ~aus;nbeben.
transport BON Sruppen.
Waicr MOleleY, Der neuerli9 BON Der yeo
rune einseIeBte Superintsnoent fir ben 3r
pentranspOrt, BAT Elm 9efUroerunasldema a
seferttst, ipeldes pom ndGten Mluntaa an
&raft treten uno bic 8sfSrperuna BON Srup
nDrplta BON 8aItimpre pbne @er3as berRel
miro. -
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Ote &e9tSlatur DDn &entudeO. Gen.
NnSerfcn erfuNt, SaS GOmmanbo SCI
Staatstrnppen . &entuH1 Su il6eri
nebmen. Sic Mebelemtruppem fpaeu
1%ertrteben Uer6em.
Srantfprt, 10. Sept. Oas Gpmite abe,
ge3iebun9en CUR SuuOesre9terun9 BAT f~Ol9enpeu
8ert4t abeetattet Sn NnbetraGt, ra6 BIZ
Gruppen Der CONFEDERATION in &entudY etnqe.
orunsen iinD upO fred iel6lt bic 8eptugun9er
iteaen, unter pel@en le benStaat ~SerlaIen pOllen
8el4lCden, paB Sen. Nobert Mnperlon erla6t
tperoen fol-, pas &rie9spepartemeut In &entuds
gu itberneDnten uno eine binldn9ltde MnGt 3u.
la~mmen3u3ie6en, Die Ginprineltn9e gu Uertreiben.
Sbi9e Nsiulutton purOe BON beipen 0au1ern
nIlirt nno Der Senat palirte ebenfaQs cine prt-
tere JeIulutipn, oaB Der &f ben 6eiOen 9rps
ZEN Nrmeen iberlaiIen meroen unO fein Yartet.
llrett te9onnen weroet iOae, Der gum 8areerfrlet
fibren mitlTe.
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Gruppen NorbeGarpltmd. 90. s..
9YnG, fra9er In etnem anOeren She'll beS Slot
tenoeportementS Der lIpli6en CONFEDERATION nne
aelfelt, 1T an Commodore 8arrpn'S Stele aunl
6laaaenpffater erndnnt tporcen, um pte 8ertbet=
Ttounosperfe an Der Ri1e Son Norb Carolina
unD 8ireinten 3u eommanptreu. Gr bat cine
6lctte ION 9 Oampfern, tpe(6e balO nod sermebrt
peroen pirp. @r 9tng am 4. D.. so, mad Nep-
bern as, UNI bort NIT @cuperneur @larte 81
communicative.
Dur6 etnen &lopperf6langens
btB 9etGbtet. @uf Der N9rtculturzNuS>
itetung IN Dayton, Sbip, wurbe poriaen Sreitdg
Elm Wlann Narten8 Sp6n 6ealo pom elmer &laps
perIGlangc g%ebiien, wel6e in etnem @ripat3elt
ausgelteCt murbe. !6ealp wplte lid bas Sitter
anleben, fam tim aber NIT ben 6Gnpen 3n nabe,
70 coB e5 letne 6ange ttef in Den 8ulen letneS
Daurnei.8 einbp9rte; ct tarb na6 Elm paar
StInofn.
Slms imbli6en %05Idttern.
Yin Cores Onoent Der Nep=S rledns picaYune
%fntiptrft T~Ol9snDes traurt9e gi(o BON Der 0elpcas
lnmitat in gir9inten !; OSeOe 8ant, jeoe StaDt,
ia tepeo Oorf uno ieber %etn3elne 8anquter Be-
tru9en BEN ua9lufltGen Staat nit mertblolen
9loten BON 5 @ts. Bis gu ST.. Sob unp Si(6tr
miro eifri9 9etauit nit 8 psf. fir ptele Soften
tnO lprgfaltig auf Die Sette sebraGt. Natarlt6
miro unp fam CieIe5 Gouront ME e~tn9elSt tper-
ben uno 70 pte e8 bertntertommt miro eS BON De-
nen, tpslAe eS au89e9eben baben nit etnem uree
beureu 0epltu wteOer a%ngffauft perOen, Oas
Tolt bat natiirlt6 ben Shaben babpn.
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Mrmecs Sefeb!e,

0aibtn9tOn, 10. Sept. Oas &ritg5-
Department. bat beute cine Srpre erlallen, pel6e
pabin lautet, Bag paS neutrality-suspicious. Spn
SDtc in Submit ptelen Staat, Snptana uno 10
piel pom Staat &entufY umfallen lOu, ais inner.
balb 10 Mrilen BON Cincinnati lie9t, inter Dem
COMMANDO BON General Mithet BON pen Ser.
ct. 8plCntaira. lSauptqnartier Cincinnati. -
Der Gbetl BON 8irginien, mslHer peltli2 bon
ben Slae RtD9e Mountatn8 lteet, lpl in 3ufunf
eth belpnperes MtlttdrrOmmanpp biloen inter
Srisape : General Nolenfran3. Sauptauartier
i'm Selee. Gs mtrb ben Namen Oepartement
BON Bet-Strstnien fabren.
yin anDerer Mrmee-8 efebl laltet;
TolontarsS fT5iere, pelbe abeeorOnet perbtn,
IN BON Der 5auptltaCt entferntsn 9ldBrn ibre Ste
9~imenter gu refrutiren, perpen @dle fir ibre
pin unp 6erreie betpmnen uno fir birienigen
Oiltrifte, In mslGen lplde 0alIe niGt ausecae
ben tperOer, ibre mtrtlihen &eiIetolten per9Ilte
betcmmen. Sn teinem SAL msrpen tie bic II
Gent5 per Mletle fir bic Transportation BON Sc
pad befommeli, Gs fnD Sale ppr1etcmmeu, poi
auBsr Den @alIen pieler 8etrag BON SlfSiera
be5psen wOrpen TT. - Dtele ben linp, Set Struf
ibrer GntIafuug 9ebalten, Die Summe gu erleber
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gSitbttse Serbaftumgen in eotfiSpine.

3OutSpttte, 10. Sept. 6eute lra6 Be-
leste Der @er. Ct. MarldaQ Die SfTce Oes Souls.
ollie Courier mits gelGIag, Yertaftete Gr-@ouy.
Ml0orbeaa, S. Wurret (einer Der GigeutGamet
pes COURIER uno Martin SIS. Barr, Der tele-
9rapb. Seridterltatter Der Stem Orleans Bre6e
unter Der Qnfla9e Oe6 Serratbs. Die @tfanae=
nen tptroen no@ SeferipnpiQe 9ebra@t unO per-
Den Dem MariGaQ oes SnOiana 81 tritt8 Gber-
9e6en perosn. - Die tele9rap6. Gpnmunifas
tiUn nit Dem SiOen 1t alip III @nhe.
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~8osussofa,iere in gSosbiuatc,,.

Baf9tn9tcn, 10. Sept. Gs beinbc
li& bier cine an;abl Gapitane unO 9teuteaant
tpelGe llnifOrmen trGeen, Cbne iemals pateutt
ipprcen gu lein. Der @rupOf. Marf6aa paBt De
6erren auf unp tire Gorrtere miro watrlhetl
ltd ni4t bon laueer Dauer Ieir.
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@ifenbefa,laaene arleasiaine.

@aI9tngton, 10. Sept. Oas Soften
eepartsment bat Biz 6rn, 6. 9. 8ulbwfG & 81
III Nerpba0en, Merrid & S46ne In N0iluodpbia
unp llciipn In Nep= gort NIT Der Gontruftipn bon
acknowledgement Shiffen beauftraat.
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0tlnbet6toun, pObet ne 2 Ooer 3 E +
ten, tpel6e Die Se3elliOntfen hur6 / IL
nen Der gride Bet &catns Sort In ,alt
g%laubten.
5euts tamen tstne 3aoe pom SaOen bter an
aud Ote Geleerapben.gerbinOung mar unter>
brCGen.
SenerlOnpttte, IS. Sept. 23O0 Sm.
Otanas2rnppen tarnen bsate bier an unb 47OC
mtebr peroen bis mOrseu frt6 erpartet.
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auiff6e Mna6ten iiber Mmeriea.

Ote Jtep- gCrt gplt tbeitt in einem grtefe IL
tse SUrrslfOnDenten aus Nublanp fUleenpe tute-
Telionte etn5dbeiten nit.
W~Dstam, %. Nug. 1861.
O'e Unsels0enpsttsn Nmerita's Gnp bier, tpie
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Amsrtf auf 0eTiu9tOn SnrA Die Mebet=
leat. Gin blnti9es Eref II. = Sie
Iebellen nit febiperenn 0erluft SmritGz
ee~tricben. -0ie SblaAt nod nidbt 3u
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

inqo{ to the object o. ss.bsnss smp OF troops this
hsve the honor to state that tbs troops assembled here
as oeen called together at the request OF Union In ken'
IucSy They are ntondod for hostile aggressive move
snt against any party Community whatever bot simply TO
ooen ia case theg needed for that purpose pre-
s tranquility and protect the rights Of all the citizens Of
ne state under the Constitution and tho laws and the object
Of myself and al ths officers snd wi be- by al honor
able means, to preserve that peace and trat Qality
am, Sir, FeIy respectfully,
WM NELSON, Commsndiny troops.
II seems to us that this must be satisfactory to all
parties willing to be satisfied. Ii our opponents
for peace, they have rational objection to the
existence Of an encampment that eontemphtes only
peace. The Garrard forces contemplate other pur-
pose. The idea that their organization for the purpose
they eyow would justify attempt at their forcibe
dispersion at the point Of enher Tennessee or Ken
lucky bayonets is too monsroas 10 be entertained by
by the Secession organs than the rawlings Of
insanity,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
MISSOURI.
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. FREMONT,
HEADQUARTERS WEsTERS DRPARNsSr,

HEADQUARTERS WEsTERN DEPARTMENT, !
Special Order No. lC5.l Sr. LOUIS Aug 80, 1851.
The Commanding General sincerely regrets that he
uds it necessary to make any reproach to the patriotic
army under his command. He had hoped that the
rigid enforcement of discipline and the good example
OF the mass Of the enlightened sodiery which he has
the honor to lead would have been sufficient TO cor
rect in good time the irregularities and license Of the
few who have reflected discredt upon our cause and
ourselves But the extension Of martial law to all the
State Of Missouri rendered suddenly necessary by its
unhappy condition. renders it equally imperative to call
the army to good order and rigorous discipline.
They reminded that the power to iniiict the ex-
traordinary seventies Of the now governing law is
rigdly confined to few, who TO be held strictly
countable for its exercise. They are also reminded
that the necessity which requires the establish
ment of martial law demands als0 the enforcement Of
the military law which governs themselves with the
same sudden severity. The Commanding General,
therefore, strictly prohibits all vexatious proceedings
calculated unnecessarily TO barass the citizens, and
all unauthorized searches seizures, and destruction
of property except in OF military necessity,
of and for which the officer authorizing or permit
ting it will be held strictly and personally responsible.
Ali officers commanding districts posts, detachments
are enjoned to the utmost prudence and circum'
specton in the discharge of their duties Under the
circumstances strict obedience to orders, close aen-
ton to duties and earnest effort TO protect and avoid
harassng innocent PERSONS ie requested aud expected
everywhere, from officers aud men.
The Commanding General trusts that he will find
few occasions to reproach the troops. He hopes and
believes that he will find many to admire and commend
them. y. T. FREMONT,
MaloT-Ceneral Con mandinz
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
AN ENORMOUS WAR DEBT.
From III, London Timp, Anp. 70,


The armies Of XeTGes and the wealth Of Solomon
would hardly sustain comparison with the hosts OF
men and mountains Of money which-at any rate upcn
paDeT-are placed Bt the command OF PI(sldent In
coin for the suppression Of the Southern Conederacy
We may venture, perhaps % pats without too neof-
Gus a scrutiny the bold though somewhat gascongdlng
vote by which the intelligence Of the defeat at Ma
nassas was received in Congress. The millions 30 pre-
cpiiatey offered represented probably, tho patriotic
resolution Of the North 70 spend its laEt dollar Ia the
preservation OF the Union but without pressing ttese
attounded at the conclusions which forced upon us
by recent reports IL used 10 be thought that this
country had attained an unhappy, but unappIOacna-
bic, eniinence IN national indebtedness. Hall onr
entire expenditure in ordinary years goes still 70 pay
the interest Of borrowed money, and when we were
told to LOOK at America and observe how under Demo-
elsiG institutions country as populous as our own
coul1 be governed at quarter Of the expense, we
could not but feel the force Of the contrast We know
indeed that America had all her temptations TO come
ana was occasionally remarked In these cc1nns that
thS tendency 10 extravaganza the other side OF the
Atlantic wat rapidly increasing but the comparison
sti remsned sstrihng one. Now, however, critical
test has been applied. America Is involved in war
and the rate at which she is raising men and money
VIII, carefully examined, appear almost too exraoF.
binary for belief.
The exact position Of American finance. must be To-
great extent matter Of estimate even in the country
ITSELF but it has been calculated on good authority
that the actual expenditure of the Federal Government
at the present moment al tho rate Of about G75
900 re annun. This il is true is less by GO 600 900
than the amount Of our own expenditure-f4 600 900
in the heaviest year Of the Criuean war; but one
third Of that charge was absorbed in providing for the
interest of the national debt, and te Who'll, cum ouy
showed aa excess OF sqne 9j5,0COrO@ oYcr our ogdi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

FroHr ~ TIE PsRK.-Colonel Ayres of the Yates
Rifles, and Captain London, Of the recruiting Off
csrs for that regiment met in the Park Yesterday and
got into fight under the following circumstances:
IL appears that Colonel Ayres provided recruiting
ten. for the Captain that the Captain had enlisted
some men, who for reasons beat known to himself, he
had transferred TO the 81 Irish Regiment. Finding
this to be the case, the Colonel endeayored to take
sway hi, tent but the Captain would not permit him
10 do so, and struck him in the face. police officer
arrested the Captain on charge of assault and bat
terry and the case will come up for examination 3, tho
Toubs to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
1861.
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER A. 1861

oon6ac., cd whereupon, 10 order to save them, h,
,,ods a, ., -sngement by which in consideration o
rs00 0o ZOO the captain was to land the goods
80 o.,s,onn,sM had been carried out the captain
hon, iarded then, IN williamsbugh L. L., by means
Of an oyster barge. OF c. 'urse Williamson expected
that Mr. Jones would pay THAI amour. 70 MN on the
delivery of the goods He repre- en'ed that they were
contained in II boxes, IL trunks ara one chest oil
wearipgeppare that he had repacked the goods into
10 new cases that they now at the house OF the
captains brother in Williamsburghi tha. he bad
borrowed SIS from that brother that he had given zoe
captain bis note FOR $780, and that be had subsequently,
paid to the captains brother account the sum OF
$l75.
Mr.. Jones stated that Williamson, instead OF going
to hotel Tuesday evening, insisted upon seeping'
in Mr.. Joness house. Mr.. Jones gave him bed, ana
then proceeded 10 examine letter which Williamson
had delivered to him coming from Liverpool. This
letter, be found, written American paper and
inclosed in American envelope. Next day Mr..
Jones suspecng the character Of his guest suggested
that he simply bring over Browns trunk. That, he
said would involve him in expense Of 81 50 for q
buggy to bring the trunk, as it was about nine miles
from New-YOrk, whereupon Mr.. Jones handed him q
s. gold piece to finish up his business and had not seen
him since that time till Saturday, when be saw him
under arrest. Justice Brennan committed the prisoner
for examination.
It appears that the samo individual 10 well known in
his capacity of confidence and false.pretense man.
Some four years ago he was arrested for just such a
trick as he has been endeavorng to "pay of" on Mr.
Jones' 1t is also stated that he subsequently went up
to Oswego County, and by extensive representations
of his own fabulous wealth, he succeeded in gaining
the affections of respectable young lady, whom he is
sad to have seduced from the path of virtue and then
abandoned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

ASorHER TRoTTISG MATcs.-FiOrs Temple hsa
again been matched against Ethan Allen and Inste on
Fashion COure. Horace Jones is to drive the team,
as before, and the rot may be fair one. The mare
is to have the pole in each heat, and viii thus gain
certain advantage in rounding the first turn IL Is
very doubtful if there win be largo attendance, for
the seasons business has been thoroughly spoiled by
the unprncped practice at the second race, and the
Fashion Club have not even yet made any public pro-
tee. against thar notorious swindle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

UYIoS MASS MEETrgG.--A Union Mas Meeting,
without distinction of party, will be held this evening
at Yorkve, corner Of Fourth avenue and Eighty
sixth street. for the purpose Of arousng the sentiment
of the community in favor of vigorous prosecution OF
the war, with view of giving an impetus to the en-
lstmeuts now going or in our volunteer regiments.
The Hon. John b. Haskin, the Hon. James A. Briggs,
the Hon. Ahrsm Wakeman, Chauncey Shafer, esq.,.
and other distinguished speakers will address the
meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

Az EDITOR II LIxBo.-Marrhal Manay few days
since received several copies of Ts: GreeKpor IL. IL
JYasckraar for bic examination. The Marshal for
wsrded them TO Washington, and az their reasonable
character was unmsiakabo, orders sent to have
the editor, Henry A. Reave, arrested. This wasqul-
ety effected by the Marshal last evenngas Mr. keaSs
was purchasing ticket at the Hudson River Railroad
depot on his way to the Convention at Syracuse Ihs
prisoner was put into carriage and taken to Fort La
fsyette where he will be allowed TO furnish articles
for his paper under the editorial supervision OF Col
Burke.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

To Poor BOYS ASD GIRLS WHO wAyr HoMEs.-Ths
Childrens Aid Society will send company Of children
to the West in few days, under the charge of Mr. H.
Fnedgen Poor boys and girls who desire 70 hsvs
good homes in the country rparenswho wish to have
their children provided with such, will do well to apply
for toe requisite information at No ii Clinton Hall,
Astor place, Eighth street, between Broadway and tho
BoWeTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

IYs1RUcTISG "CoNTRABASDs."-A gentleman for
merly a member Of the Evangelical Alliance, is now
aborng for the mental and moral interest OF the con-
trabands at Fortress Monroe. He has witten to thu
Central Army Committee Of that organization for box
Of books and other articles to aid him in that work
VIII not tho friends Of humanity aid at once in 80 in
por,snt work. Address Central Army Committee,
University building, Washington square,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

'"9 NVAnulttou ner Tor TRIAL.
|
| BrLps HEiD.-Nenc- Yo,k ram, Ht,vk,, g., .
-thiS is the beet opening day Of the market "a,
droYefe that they have seen in long time. II suos
only hvSiy and cattle selling at an advanc, nr;es
but at better estimates of weight so that the ayerao,
price Is fully equivalent to an advance Of aaf q cen.
pound OH the net weight Of the meat and the f;r.
half Of some droves have been sold to-day AZ nics.
equal to cents q pound for the meat the seller
sinking ofial 1t isa long time since we have wit.
messed such market as this-one so full Of life whsa
butchers paid asking pI ices willingly particularly
when it was understood that the short supply ami
consequent advance was .Sll occasoned by the de-
mands Of Government for bout thousand head Of
buocks more than last weck. At Chicago about
l. 100 intended for this and Other Eastern markets
were turned Off unexpectedly Of them after they
had been loaded upon Eastward lpund cars. At Har.
risburg the arrivals very large, and at first fighs
it looked like flooding this and the Philadelphia
ksts but when it was found that nome 2,400 weDs
toward Washington, it was at once seen that tbefs
would be no crowd this week. and priees began 10 ad
vance.
The market at Philadelphia yesterday improved.
and it opened here this morning with strong feeling
the part Of and their brokers that the price
would be advanced and advance they certainly did,
all frst-class stock full half cent, and the
erage that much if It holds out through tomorrow
it is to-day. There il fair proportion Of good stock
though not as large last week. and the proportion
that will be sold to-day about large as last week
The number already reported for this market is $780,
OF these 50 were cold Saturday about $50 yesterday
and we think, from the appearance Of things toward
night that 1000 of the remainder will be sold to-day
kilograms lave been sent up the Harlem Road to
bring down fresh lot for tomorrow, which may aud
may not sell at prices of to-day; and elegams lvs
already been sent West to buy the strength Of this
advance. Whether the buyers will make or lose de-
pends upon the demands of the armythat ia future Is
to regulate the market. As things look now the pros
pect s favorable for an ADVANCE the weekly supply
ia considerably below the usual average at this
of the year and nothing is certain than that sup
ply regulates price, II it continues one or two weeks
as low as two weeks past, the rise to contiuus
where It s or advance The full report Of tomorrow,
however will give readers ample information upon
which to bsse calculations for the future.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

FxoIsr commemorative Board held meet
on Tuesday, and received sbOOs 2oo applications iof
licenses. 10 enable the Board to have time tosi'
amine the papers and 10 give tho police Authorities ~.
opportunity Of enfsseing process againFs voa9n oi
the law, Mr.. Haslet moved an adjournment aniii 'ss
Is. of October, which was carried, aud the Board ao
journed accordingly Peter Cuse Of No. sos flrs
avenue Henri Becker rNo. 81 Pitt street, and James
Caldwell Of ne corner Of James and Oak streets were
imprisoned for selling liquors without t'en's
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
: CITY ITEMS

Mr. j. S. Clarke viii play Farmer Ashfeld in the
old comedy "Speed the Piow," at the Winter Garden,
this evening" the last bat three of his present engage
ment, and this, If we are not much mistaken, will
prove the most artistic of all his efforts. The "Toodles
will be added.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

HEESlS AGAINST AL ESoLsNp.-Me haNe ~
ready lbshed Heenans challenge to INC oss' man ~,
Enghhd to ight him for sio,ooe SIDE elnSt u ~
unicd States, OF With certain conditions, " ~ .a, :.
To,tbis Mace, the eonquerOr OF Hurst replies snas
YIN fight fos se,5OO sideI bat JACK m. s,,O..;ns
Yeeuans ex.raiier, has since Published Tue ''i'"'s
{ card in the london papers; .css,
,,u match Hesnsn 20 6gh, any nsn n an ssusis-
Vi 60 ,ds an M give go for "a snses 70 hs
rms they csnsot object 20, ss nc Nh os snd Tse ns4ieh
oil n PHI neat; te mone net 20 us CIV Of our cham
% 20, by fair standup tight should this sun any n.s spporf.
iors am prepared to stsks 2lOo any Gay me- Srsr
I'd draw up sItict, su, Sir your opseeiIssN MCDONALD
Ttns tbs matter rests but it is expacted 'n''.
match Win be made between che two lighters " W.
of before the WlnteT sets ia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

APPoIsrARsrs.-The following oaicers appointed
By Surveyor Andrews, were sworn in yesterday: I'd
ward Fitzgerald Jos. Garner, Thomas Farrell, and J.
Mccarthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

ALLEGED SEcEssIoSisrs DIscHARGGD.- Yesterday
two merchants named David ConneI and Charles
Butterfeld, both of this city, were arrested by the
police the one fos giving utterance TO tEeasonate IAN
eusge in the PARK, and the other for alleged unlawful
correspondence with the enemy. They were taken
before Superintendent Kennedy who IN tie absence
Of competent testimony, discharged them.