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GROCERIES.
Mp PROVISIONS FOR THE MILLION

CnEAP PROVISIONS FOR THE MILLION
~ At the Chelsea Market, 1iO Ninth ave. next W
the n Y. cor. Of 18th ~: city cured hams 10 eta;
Orange Co. butter from ~ 70 is cts; fresh Jersey
eggs 20 for 20 cts all kinds Of fresh meats, - per
cent. cheaper than any place in the city; Il. Cut
this out and give us call. seT 2'iS)
CHEAPEST FLOUR STORE-GoOD FAM
~ ily -four 81 ~ " e.; chuice double extra as 80
10 s6 bcst d.. 50 50 superfne rye 1our, lat qua.
ity, 80 81; small pruhts ard quick sales; delivered
free IN New York, Harlem, MarhaitsnviIc, No-ris
lana, Brooklyn, Willamsburgh. Jamaica, Astoria
Hunters Point Greenpont Staten Island, Newark,
y. j. Jersey City, &c, g., W ON bard stramls,,ts
railroads &c. W. II. GILLETTE, pa Front II,
near Fulton ferry. se5 24ac'i5s
6OO TUBS MACKERRI., 80 POUNDS.
49, for family use 500; shsd do. SiO1
noahd Herrinss, i'di, kegs price 800 bOO bbls
MlckCrcl ~ lbls new sweet cider, cbe,p for ca,h
For sac ly NELSON WELLS q Co, 81 Dey st.
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NALISE LOST-AT STEAMBOAT Wharf
t"t of Jay st. Ntth River, "u rIr day a'trr-
u,sI, August -, 70 black cuuune led cloth vtsr,
viii putCd ornaments At ends of wire hin !cs uu the
back, and % plato ou ~" rim at ul' handles. The
ylIiso has two irrkH A reward of go VIII he paid
on rs delivery H. IIANEMEYER TOWNSEND &
Coz lt2 WAL NJ. Sci b'ilJ
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| ~ hpi ~ bEN ~ HAS hEMONED
- rum 30 Bowery t'9v1 Broadway, 3 doors "a i've
Nth st. p. sets ~ t'tn on pure silver, ~ low "
s.; d.. gcli, go; pi.ln. SO Arac.G h5no an.
~ uusr It'd ~ ~ Itiul, ~ 81; guii. D. ~ L,
81, ara',sar o. Cts. AL work warranted.
Ec2 2i|C'i3U
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INSTRUCTION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL Scho Il
- No 10 Horny street will reopen on Mon i,y,
Sept. ~. SOLOMON JENNER, A. NJ, Principal.
RI5l lU'l5j
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I II. BIRLEY. AVCT1ONEER VIII

- sell this day ut o'cl,ck, At 49, Canal 4, hu
rtaus, ltdrtcadS chairs, tables, soG,s sofa bod q,
per oval aud ether glasses, Brussels aud Other ,lr
ret. wi clot.s bedding, wardrnhcs, kitchen fimi
trc, &c ~
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VI DCUGHTY, AUCTR-wILL SELL

AZ this d'y, stutrl,y, ny O'Clock, Al s.cstn,n,
~ Nassau n, general assortment oi now AND sc,-
"ii hand rosewood nri mNhuEany p,rlur, cham her
and dining rUom furniture, carpets, mirrors. iii
cloths, rem seri,tor, DC. ia
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A ETHICAL TEETH INSERTED FOR
thtao lowest possible price. teeth tlei with gold;
81. lone filling, b. cts silver ~ cts and upvari4
peth eytncted without pain, Pc, by DR.. D. s.
CONWAY, 100 East t0sh IT. let FL and "a arc4
al2O 24.c'iDl
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CARTRIDGE BOX MAKERS WANTED
StN men to work on cartridge b,ves Ergui re- at
&. n. SIMPSONS, 3Is Pearl st. Goud wages given.
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hog IOST-sTRAYEp ON THURSDAY
DOC LOsr-A BLACK NEwFOrNn-
HORSE AND BUTCHER CART LOsT-s
SrRAYED or sTuLEN-FRoM

IIOINI ~ RAJ islf VIZ NlOlstN--f KUN
tie cutucruf 1Ith street and NutlAa,. DO
hul tail surtcl mare, she los sore un the back, rt
% scratch ou the oh hind iont. Tho huirr will hs
rewarded los returning lrr to tho owner rATRICk
NELLY, 7ith st, nud Broadway. srJ 8'iiI
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MoRIARrY, AUCT'R-wlLL SELL

- this day, At 10 oclcck. at 1Ts Chatham square
bureaus chairs, sofas, lounges, hels,ctis, feather
htd', mirrors oil paintings. 81. also hosiery,
'ha"ls' satncis shirts, Jewcry, and pther good, to
numerous to mention. %
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BAKERY FOR s\LE-A COOP ESTAB.
DENTISTRY.

4 RTlFlClAL BONT FOR FILLING AND
r'muicIrg teeth, however badly dccay,i or
mvkcr, put in sOt, without pain, color %. tcc' DE-.
aud vUiAnt,d fpt life. G. u. CRAWFORD. Drl.
TIT, % Amitv ~, ou scc,ud h,uok FROM Broadway.
SEQ 2ia,'ll2
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Police Intelligence, &c.


f~~E\ MAGXEr. - Justice Brennan, in.
du'iry was taxed during the morning hour on
Saturday. The police captains sent up strong
dele cation from IT, porter. house,, desirin, tho
'ouit to behold the blenred ewes broken noses
ond generally distorted figures, which Ind been
Gathered from ore nights debauch. The ,Jns-
tee ent' rtaircd his yisiro,s very briefly. AMI
temed To entertain no doubt that the pplir, al
he'rs had supplied evidence that intoXirntin,
beverages are dispen e I with great f. dom M,
the east de. '"' VIZ
REFER Hoffman was arrested hv OIL ,sr Justus
uawks,Ot The llth Precinct for THROWN, ,torcs
i"to a MIR, Peter Pr clans win low, bnt the
|mplalnant, who had caused the prisoner IN Inc
ken to the police station, failed TO appear in
court, and the Justice was compelled 10 Ais
charge Hoffman with a mere rep,imanI
Oinctrs Smith and Van Arsiale prrisrrod
con plant against Andrew Arkansas. of Uow,rJ
street whose place Of business they had visited
professionally on the evening preyious Tho
'iieets found bar and = number of female
,9arders in the house. nine OF whom thew ar
Ietted and produced in Court as witnesses. Ar.
Asi'AasIas Is common the case with trafiickers
OF h,s ciass-waS enabled to give bail in 5000,
u n nus oarders were committed to the cells
iatnck Gum, OF No. 262 East 18th ST., was a.
quilted by Patrick McMerkle, who struck him
ON the head with hammer. Tho Court die
not regard this as tho proper mode of settling
little difficulty, and committed MnMorkle in de-
Aui' o. tSVo. Officer Dunn, Il tho seth Pre-
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Military and Naval Movements
DEPARTURE OF rRoopa


Col. Bidwell's Regiment, the Forty. ninth
winch arrived on Thursday and had been quar-,
Tered IN the Park Barracks, departed at six
O'Clock ON Saturday evening by the Camden 4
Amboy Railroad for Washington. They came
from Buffalo, and number about 300 mon.
Col. Ninton, from Albany, with $50 men. ar
rived on Friday aud departed from Jersey CITY
on Saturday morning AZ five ocl,ck. NotNith.
standing his soldiers we're asleep when the
marching orders were received, they wer, ready
T. 4 man within 6iiccu minutes
Col. Ste"au'' Elmim Regiment $50 strong.
went T." l"roy Guy at four O'Clock on saturday
Afternoon, aud took the New Jersey Central
Sailroad cu, for Washington.
RETURN or TIE RHODE ISLAND RrGIuryr.
The drd Rhod. Island regiment, which lrf,
t-c camp at Fort Hamilton 50 suddenly ON Sat
n'd'y night ct laHt week returned 10 thoi old
quarters ON Thursday evening. They went to
Washington remained there a tow dlvs. and
were then ordered back again. They were in.
tended to remain in the vicinity of the Fort I'm.
I'll relieved. The Continental Guard hayin,
also gone, none but the regular in the garrison
were l,Il and they are 10 more than sulll lent
Ia guard Fort La lafayette.
prsrErERs.
The Police Of BROOKLYN arrested numb Of
ttscitcrs bclouging 10 the First Regiment Ere
/ouayes, on saturday night. They viii he
taken :" Belloes Island thi, morning.
TIN rENNN rGoors.
The l. S. troops surrendered in Texas, h. the
ucIclery Il Twirgs, and who have been gu
clupcd At Fort Hamilton for some months past
left their old quarters Saturday morning. in
accordance with orders from the War Depart
ment. SiNty-tour men were seat To West
Point and the remainder were transferred to
Governor : Island.
COLOR PRESENTATION TO rIE suFPARp
RIFLKs.
4 splendid flag was presented TO the Shepard
Rides Col. Ferrcro, on Saturday last, at their
head quarters at Palace Garden.
REGIMENTS TO LEAVE,
Daring the present week it is expected that
the following regiments will Ike sent on To Wash.
ngtOn, Engineers and Artisans Guard Col.
Serrell; German Rangers, Col. Schocning and
Fifth Regiment German Rifles, Col. Amsberg.
FESTIVAL AND FLAG PRESENTATION.
The Forty.ffth regiment, Col. Won. msberg,
will celebrate festival at Hamilton Park today,
tho proceeds Of which arc 10 DO devoted to tho
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Fires, Accidents, Inauo-,., 60.

ATTEMPTED suIciDE.-Cdmillo Lopez, a
Young Spaniird, who claims to be a SON q
Genl Narcisso Lopez, who was parroted /,
Cuba some years ago, was arrested ON Sam.
gay, charged with stealing a gold watch from
boarding house, from which he and his wifi,
were turned away for non-paymcnt of bis Lill
Inc watch was, subsequently, iouud in a n,,r
SHOP where he had pledged it for Sl2, On
1,eing accused OF the act, he promptly confessed
ms guilt, and stated that his utter iesiitution
and that Of his wife and her infant had I,J liz,
70 ,he commission of the act. lie plead with
tears rolling down his cheeks with the woman
to whom the watch belonged, not 10 complain
against him and have him sent 10 tbe stnts
prison, promising to work night and day 10
earn money TO repay her the Sl2, bat She was
lheNoTabl', and Lopez was committed TO "A cell.
moment after, he swallowed two ounce, of
laudihum, for the purpose of sclcdestruction.
I Iu' lho poison was removed by physician, and
he Is now out Of danger
FATAL ACCmESTs.-Patrick Pitzpltrick a
native of Iceland, 80 years of age, fell out of a
third story window at No. II Worth street. on
Saturday night, and was taken to the New York
Hospital where he soon died. Coroner lack
man >eSteIddy held an inquest upon the body.
,J"hh Newcoinb a private in Co. G., of the
IInira regiment, Col. Ste Sart, accidentally
was forming line ON the Battery, prep ,ratory
TO starting for Washington The bali struck
the side ct his head, causing a wound from the
ELECTS Of which he Gied the same night Al the
New lork Hospital. An inquest will be held
upon the body this morning. Deceased was A
resident OF Rochester, n. Y.
fouNp DRowSED.--The body of Chas. Rus
sell, u lad years of age, who was drowned an
Tie evening of the 10Th inst, at pier i3. T.. r..
was found on S,turday at that place and Corn
ner iaokmsn held an inquest upon H. Deceased
lived at No. Il Suffolk street
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Connellv a hand
employed OIL board the ship Otean Monarch
lying at the foot OF West 18th street, ON S.tur-
day night fell down the hatchwav, a distance ol
al feet and is supposed 10 be fatally Injured
The 10Th Ward Police conveyed him 10 belle
sue Hospital.
ACCIDENT oN SHIr BoAnp. On Friday
evening, rigger named Joseph Price. Cor
Rice) while at work on board the ship Atalanta.
lying at Pier Il, f. r., accidentally fell from tho
man deck through the maiu hatchwav, into the
lower hoid. lie had several II his ribs broken
and was taken TO the City Hospital. IL was sal,
that his spine was dslocated.
AwoMAS, whose name is unknown, was foun
ON the sidewalk in 18th street, near It'll avenue
insensible, and seemingly in a dying condition.
officer McCabe, Of the 18th Precinct, took her
10 bellevue Hospital.
ForNDLISG.-,lano Daw, Il servant at No. 20
~, Mark Place, found female infant at the
doorway Of her employer, aud sent 1t to the
l'th Precinct Police Station. IL WAS tsLen
thence to the Aims House.
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EsT-PAINFTL RESULT.
LEXlNG rom SURRENDERED.

90. 'h'c"9', Sept. "a special dispttsl, to the
I'''', "n' nom Qiiucy ~ one o ,nck hi,
mornlnf, 'lys the mail agent Of the II ,rulhI
'nd 81. Joseph RIilroai, who arrived a, ,cyrn
o'c!'ck Saturday light from S, Jn,cph states
that Colonel Mullignn and nj, whol, comm nd
At loNnr ton surrendered 20 General p,cc ON
Friday moini' IS a. fyr rrla.l.
The sctgc couinu,d from Mnrdav ugtl the
i'm" OF the surrender, Col. Mullaln AMI mon
wcrr wi bout water all 1hur.div and FRIDAY
nd were completely cNhnustnd. They mu,hi
'rslH iai ~, hut were comp He'd TO yicll To
'up'rlor umlcrs. The Union loss in ki,lcl il
"d :" Oc ZOO ~ 2ln, while that Of the rclrl,
some 5000 ~ i,uon, with q proportinnato
un!cr o wourdrd IN, report df tho bltrlc
md the result y fully corrob6a,ed ~ pIsen-
ger IN the sam" train. The new. was brou I'm
10y stage 10 llau i'tnr. which /, the nearest oint
on tie r'ir'ad t. !. XII on. being distance
." mills OF the fact Of IN, surrender
here can bc 10 dnrb,.
Iir 81 HRENHER NOT CREDITED,
A special dispatch to tue Tribune from heal
quarters at 81. Louis sly' The surrender Of Col
NullRan wa MOI b. licyel there hut that roin.
'r'' menta were pushing toward him from four
. dorent directions.
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DEATHS.


BARRY-on Saturday, sept sist, susan, wife =
Peter Barry, in the 4sth year Of Der age.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family also Pa
rick Rogers aud Patrick DAILY, are respectfully I'M.
Vied n attend tue funeral, TINS tMonday) al.r-
noon, sJd inst, A. o'clock. from har ate resdeno.
Bergen 1t, bet. Washington and Grand aves BrIok-
Ign. %
GAssIN-on Sunday, Sept. 22d, George A. GaS-
sin, in tie 22d year of Lis age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
u attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, i4gh
inst, At 2 O'Clock, from the residence oi his
father, ~ Franklin ~ without further invita- eu %
OWEN-m Brooklyn, on Sunday morning, Sra.
22d, Jolu owen, adopted son aud nephew OF Mos
aud Susan owen, aged 10 years, months and 10
DAYS
The friends Of Tie family, also tho members II
Hohenlind'n Lodge, No 80, r. & A. NJ, are respoat-
uly invited to attend the funeral this (Mondsy1
Afternoon. 2Sd inst NJ o'clock, FROM his lste re,i-
dence, ~ Bridge st. Brooklyn. 10
sHORT-GI Saturday, Sept. f1st Of q short Iut
severe illness, Cathsrue, the beloved vile N John
Snort aged ~ years.
Her funeral win take place this tMondsy) saer-
noon, al o'c ok from her late residence y4s Rass
18th ST. ITs
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BROOKLYN.

RAILROAD ACCmRsr-A Boy KILLED AND
MAN SERIOUSLY ISJURED.-About O'Clock
on Sunday evening, a lad named George Brush
iell from the front platform Of a Grcenpoint
car, near the corner of Flushing ave ma and
Clymer street, and was run over. II annsars
ne Was playing with another boy, and stnmb.
ing, Tell. The wheels passed over his bnJv
ne was conveyed 10 tho 4th Precinc' Station
House and carried 10 the CITY HospitaI NV OH
Gers Carr aud Skidmore, where Inc died in
about half an hour thereafter. The dec ,ased
was IL years Of age. His parents roside i'm
Sands street, near Bridge Road.
About six o'clock u. NJ. man, apparcntly
iaborlng under the influence of liquor fell from
the front platform OF Fulton avenue ear near
the corner Of Raymond street, and sustained a
compound ifac ure Of one Of his legs His
name could rot be- ascortained. lie was con
vcyed 10 the City Hospital.
Enthusiastically afternoon about 4 O'Clock
fire broke out in the extensive pork packin,
establishment of Mr.. Mark, at the foot of Sack
eit street. but the flames were extinguished
before much damage was done.
ACCIDENT OK SnurBoARD-Ri,harl Hughes.
employed on board the ship Mary, unloading at
Ford's wharf, was accidentally thrown down tina
hold on Saturday afternoon AMI, il is feared
sustained injuries Of a fatal character. Ue
was conveyed 70 his residence, No. 10 Oliver
street, New York.
CoRoNERs lNQuRsrs. - Coioner Hegeman
held an inquest SATURDAY upon the body Of VIM.
c. Falcon"r, native of Scotland, aged 30 years
who committed suicide tho day previous nv on,
ting his throat with u razor. lie resided M No
~ Wiloughby street. The deceased was abor'
ing under temporary alteration Of mind Ue
leaves wife and two children.
=, An inquest was held at tho jail, by Coroner
Horton upon the body Of William Logan, who
died on Friday night from the effects Of delrium
tremens.
CITY MORTALITY last week, l63; AZ adults,
and ll6 children-59 under one year.
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General Price Surrounded.

hdn'p city, Sept. 10 -Advices received b,
aprivate letter from Lexington today. saws IN T,
Zen. Price attacked the Federals at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning, with n force Of 900 The
FEDERAL io'co was estimated at from 800 IA
| 4,OOO. The Fcderals fought them two hours,
when the rebels drove them back into their On.
trcnohmonts, carrying every thing before them.
| The Irish Brigade then came out and charped
them at the point of the baronet, scattering tho
| rcl'cls everywhere.
Gen. Price was 10 attack them syain ,bis
morning with Il pieces Of artillery. No state.
ment Of the loss on either side is given.
scouts Just in, report the firing at Lexington
still going on wednesday evening. The rebel,
are said 10 have no shells, shrapnol or canister
nothing but Ound slot and slugs. Near a. 900
government horses and mules arc within Multi
gans intrenchments, requiring much care to
prevent stampede.
JeGer'on cry, Sept 2O.-General Lane l.,
reported TO have made junction with tho
forces at Lexington, with 1000 men. Il in.
iofcencnts from st. Joseph are also repor ed 10
have reached that lace. Lexington is now
consider Il s1io
Gen. Price will undoubtedly bo surrounded
"d cut Oft. ltis feared that the rciniorccmcn,s
'"ni from here have not yct roachcd I.exin,-
ton Heavy batteries are planted at Gl ,.ooy
by tho rebel, and our troop. will have to di..
embark below the town AMI attack them in IN,
rear.
1t is supposed at hralpuar,cr, that Col Mul-
lirans force az lcS.ug'rf j., 300 go s..,ip,
Of an ld.h hi. al. Col MulH,an. $40; CJ.
h"sh"lis Ill""n Cavalry, GRO; . X .u.n, r.
.:im'ni, The dunbar Of whic, j., ,ot Ln,,,n.
so Home Guaids mon, tod 900 Home q Iari,
Irfnn'rv, three ak Founders. one howiilcr. ,ii
{ 30 m'lruts.
p"nm dispatch 10 tho D,,,,,U fom
Ilm'lhn says, rport, from camden. min. |
mIcs aloyc Lexington, STATE, that the lr,,it.. |
STAFF Co., was h,ing over Cd. Null. ans en-
cichm'ns at six o''lu.k Sturdy morning.
~ L"Dis. S'pi -. - The reinforcement.
Sb'.l' left Jefferson City on wclueaia,. If they
Tcre not assailcd by tho rebel batteries alon,
he shore must have reached the ncighborhool
II Lexington yesterday. These troops could
doubtless have been landed near the south side
d u e river, whore the steamers could cross 10
cry Cen StursiS' command over. and the com.
"u'd forces. numbering about I2,OjO men,
would m'r'h On 10 Lexington, and with the
assistance Of MuIli.nn's horse and Gen. Lane,
ommlr', attack aud completely rout General
'iicc'swholc army.
A drptch from Jefferson City, Saturllv. re-
ortS The return of the Var E1gie, which had
ccompanod the rcinfurccmcnts as far IN as
where they captured the steamer
'r"'h'"' la ely ,ci1ed by Green. They en-.
oun'ered no enemy. Union days were living
i GLASGOW. Two scouting parties sent out ON
hore by night, unfortunately met and fired on
ZACH other by mistake, killing four and wound.
ng several
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JERSEY CITY.

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE OK 4 YorSo
WoMAN.-A young LADY, named ] ulia p. Ross,
resident of Fairhaven, Conn, has been missing
since Thursday last. She was staying with bor
brother-in.law, at No. 200 South I'D 81 Jsrsa,,
City, and on the day above mentioned Want oH,
in search Of employment as milliRer and dreS S
maker, and since that time, notIwithstaIding
a,h HS hlnga,y has been made, mo- tidings as
Ross Is - years of age, preposseasinc aDpaa sS
lnce' o feet inches in height, blue sves SarL
2Iowh mar. She had on a black silk donnrsd
mngs. ",t" purple Trim
DHowSsD'-Coroner Gaffne(y, Of jersey CITY,
nsid On Inquest on Saturday after noon. on the
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EorolgD Enre,iAg anou
Three Days Later from Europe.



,Cdpc hdc'' Srpi. 1.-The steamship Saxo-
ma, from Hamburg via SOUTHAMPTON nth ms,
passed Cepc Race at Il o'clock tnis (St,n,Ja,
morning. She was intercepted bv The News
iacht oil the Associated Prss and The follor,ir,,
summary Of her news obtained.
Great Britain.
The policy Of sending reinforcements To ana.
va was questioned and the arrans ,mentS for do
ing 80 had been suspended for the present
The Ismes city article says tina, IL is expect.
cd that combined Anglo French naval and
military expedition will be organized to obtain
redress for the indignites inflicted on lIrtial
and French int rests IN Mexico. SPAN is ear.
nestly desircus Of AN adjustment that NAV end
the prevailing horrors there, and freipn,in
vention n prayed for 10y the whole Mexican
population. II is assumed that the E.dcrai csi
met at Washington will cordially co,oner,to
that It may permanently conciliatc all rationai
claims without further delay.
Consois closed buOyant on the 10Th inst at
B3 is to 30 IL for money. ~
Erie shares were lower.
spain.
>, SPAN IN conjunction with England and
france VIII intervene in the affair, Of Mexico
"y sending troops TO MeNilO from Cuba.
Italy.
General Guyon has ordered that any inya-
hon ny the piedmontcre Of the localities occu.
y
AZ a meeting Of Theologians at Palermo. A
resolution was adopted declaring the temporal
power Of the Pope incompatible with and con
trary to the mission OF the Catholic church.
=, was rumored that the minister of the
United States at Brussels had adirr s,ed a pro.
PoSu 10 dairibaldi 10 take an important COM
mAnd IN the Federal army. and il was also r,l
moTed that Garribaldi had accepted the offer
under certain reservations
T. Inc Emperor Of Brazil has recognized tho
Kingdom Of Italy.
Turkey
Inc MOntenegrins had evacuated Nlnini and
were accompanied by fifty Christian families
Mohammed Pasha with considerable force
had marched against Realiz and Frcbo.,nc in
Herzgo
The Montenegrins were forwarding guns to
GrahOwO.
All the Mon'enegrin chiefs hal held a meet
ing in regard 10 the movements Of their troops
II was thought that the Turkish troop, had
crossed the Montenegrin frontier
West Coast of Africa
The territory OF JAEGER was coded 10 the British
crown on the 9th Of August The King had
signed treaty of commerce with the Fnglish
and the French had been negotiating with the
KING at Badaboo.
Fresh disturbance took place at Akalisch on
The Emperors anniversary fete, and the military
used much violence against the pOpullce. Manv
persons were arrested. a depuultion Of citizens
had left for Warsaw.
Commercial per SaxonIa.
liverpool, Sept 11.-COTToN.-Ths market
. less animated than last weak, but prices are
hrmly maintained at the advance then noted.
BRkADsrUFFs.-GRlour not repOrted.l Wheat
irn NJ an advance Of 2 . 3D.. Corn quiet, but
vi qualities advanced " tTiaing extent.
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~ Jo'frh' No., Sept. Telcgraphic COM
IN hicitiou Is one more re-, Established The
me Is " rking 10 Kansas cav and IN ali n,ints
! Kansas and Nebraska The Parif, line n
beng puzzled rapidly towards complexion When
Oh ~ " % miles /, closed, which will I've done
"nhln q week, We shall be- able 10 W ri, IN
WITHIN lao miles Of Great Salt Lake CITY That
P'i'ion ct me line west of salt Lax, Is about
ne'ut completed rapidly. From resent appear
lN the 10Th Of November next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-23
A Proclamation b, Gen. Anderson.

Lo3uio1Le, n.y., Sept. 2i.-Tho following
proclamation has just been Issued:
kRNruCKfANs: Called by the Legislature o.
this, my native state hereby assume com.
mand of this Department. come 10 enforce
not to make laws, ant, God willing. 10 protect
your property and your lives. The eneme. of
the country hav, darei to invade our soil Ken.
tucky is IN danger. She has vanity strIyru 70,
keep peace with her neilhpor.. Oar STATE Il,
now invaded bv those who pr,ics.e to bc hc
friends, but who now seek TO conquer her. No
true -"n 81 Kentucky can LONGER hc.i,l,c "a. =.
ms duty to his state aud country. The inv d.ts
must aud, God WILLING, will he expelled The
leader Of the h1stile forces, who now spr.o.
Is regret to say, a Kcntuckian. nI.k,u var
on Kentucky aud Kcntuckilns Let all p Al
dnt'enc"s It opinion lie overlooked. Ever,
one who now rallies Ia the support e cnr ,,ion
and our state is a friend Rdlv then NV conn
uynen, around the lag our father, loved and
which has shielded US 80 long. call Won io
arms for slf-d' fcnsc, and fur the prnicc,inr g.,
all that is dear to ffccmcn. Let Us trust In q 4
and do our duty A. hh our fathers
(Signed) ROBERT ANDERSON.
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