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A F.sssry sw.iiow.s By . Goa, ma.

extrssrdipsry occurrence took pl.o. q. o..
sth,n West Brom wieh, Eoslsnd- The e.eins-r
at the West Br,mvich Foundry had sc.rc.iv
entered the works In the nsrnisg, vhsn 4,
perceived . peculiar nsvenent of the earth b,-
meath hh feet, and almost instantly ssssr-
uneo mat the Land On which the sngins
an abyss created by sons old vukings n 4,
adjoining ooalpit. Tho msn's frat imp,is,
was 70 save himself from the impending AN,
ger aud lie hsd no ,ooner run on OF = q "a
gDe house than the earth gave vay with a
fcsrful sound, s~all, wing up in its downward
eour'e the steam engine and machinery. A
large boiler attached 20 the engine vas Isr be-
bind am ng tho dsJrS, whore Il rem sined FER
ONE time in an iusecuie poitios. The csssps
q the er cir ser, the only man then on the prem
ists, Was n cat miraculous
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CohAHacS OF BtooKLrS During tn,
month Of O;tob'r permits have b,on granted BY
ne Mayor TO sixty.sir vessels to land c.rgose
8 Bfooklyu. The moro asndise consisted as fol
.o-' ;--SugT y; salt .; iron I; guauo 1; hide.
'nd hair y dy'-ood s. hsllA.t 15; pLn oil !
coffee /, tobacco .; c,h1
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A REcKSr VISITOR TO GARmALDr, IN Ca
prora, saws that poorer abode can Scarcely be
imagined than the home Of the great italian
patriot Whose Asms fills the earth, and who won
kingdon-and gave II away. He was lying on
a humble coach, having bsen unwel flr some
time. He spsAks littls, but with precision and
10 me point In his homo aro some "a tclaiers
whs rsfuss 10 leave their general, and who have
followed him In every campaign.
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To Bditors, Agc.ts and TolegrapL Opera
oTrlca oH rna AssootArHn PEass.
New Yprk. FUday. N,y1 Igdi

OTrtcA ov rna AssOotArHp pgHss, I
New Ynrk, Friday, Nv. I, 1891
Gentlemen: In order % simplify And make easy
ycur duties and ours on elect On night ve beg t1
ash your particular suntiJn W Tbs following re-
quests! A,N ff{r 4
l. Sand on eecti0n night only ihs vJts for Secre
ury Of state, Attorney Genera, ard CasA Com
missioner for the short Isrra n, q van1cy), sad
fur 'hene three oihcer give us the figures In full.
.. Ssnd un election ngh, or a. spon srsr the
polls close ~ possible the names aud politics of
Bonators aud Aseu blytnen known or believed h.
have been e'e tel, bot 10 no. givs "a, the hyIres
by Complying strictly with The above requests
every daily paper In tie state will 10 able % give
We general result IN tue state On the IN prning FOL
loving the election.
Peass lie particular I, give us this county. a. well
A. the town OF district, II which our dispatches
mar REFS. Respectfully
n. II. CRAIG,
General Agent AslslAloi Press
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LONDON, Eng, Oct. 1SCh, 1861.
DEAR SUS - CJming up from Liverpool yes
tsrdsy, a fow things struck my eye that
thought might 10 instructive and entertaining
to yoar readers.
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A scheme for growing cotton in the terri
oay was nj tile bottom Of brigham Young's
ou,hern tour last summer. Al the semi an
usl conference he introduced the subject, aud
usual got svote in favor OF the schsme.
righum bas d. clsrei himself in favor of DE
cItutuuon ADd ths Union, peserving asu-
Atty.
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Balance on hand .sIj6. 700
Menn OF BAnsuN,. Errrrrrnn-R.,

NH W pAhNuMs hNrhHrRuh--BArnum N
IS about laying siE inca ppo from tvs Hu-
scum TO tho East Rive, through Fulton street
to supply sal. water lor the aquarium which ia
TO be greatly enlarged. Famous a. Blrnums
Museum has bosn, the entepri.ing prop-etor
seems determined to increass its attractions, asd
We are hspry to notice that tho aquarium ia 10
be made sfKnd feature d the place.
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A oviuo Unkpovn m America.

Thomas Braund, an smploye Of the Welland
railway, Canada, was on Friday last convicted
1t the WsllAnd assizes, Of criminal recklessnss.
In causing the destruction Of life and los. OF
property % thAa railway on tho 18th OF May
iast. fIs was ssntsnced 70 twelve months im,
prisoumeat; the light punishment being given
n ooasidsEahOa Of his lO4g incArcwatisa pre-
ylous 10 txiaL -. .......,.-
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Tar VoLUprEER RELtEr FUNp. The con.
tiion of ths fund for tue relief Il the families %
volunteers is as foll1us,
Amount authorized 900
Amount paid, expended 3ii 900
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PoLuIoAL BASsSEs. Es.--Bro.d -ay looks gay
now with the nu nber Of political banners husg
across it, particularly in that portion sbov.
Drcono street. A fine banner was flung out
GA Friday from NJ. 53i Broadway, by one of
the pol tic u organizations.
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FOTciGa Items.
IsoIaMd.

The people prayed before the doors Of the
churches after the clergy had closed them'
Five hundred merchants bad been fined one
hundred roubles each for closing their shops on
the 10Th Of October. Agitation was increasing
in WArsaw.
Russia.
The Emperor had closed the Moscow and
Rayan Univenidss.
spAia3
Spain, France and England, WI disp&tsh. Z
| Joint expedition 70 MEXICO. Spain VII msk'
| direct demand toS satikACtien tk special naalta
| Ths InlAAlA b dad.
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NARISK DISASTERS ron OcToBKR.-Tho lis.
crat), rop,rtod during last month as total losses,
numbers 20 of all Glasses, viz; chips, bNfs
I h,,rs 8 scboOnaf, and 1 sloop. o. thess IL
r,re .reckel, 1 burnt 0 abandoned, ; found
oioj, and Iun down.
The following arc their n,mos &c inclui-
ing one or two forsigu craft reportsd during tho
ucuth;
TThoO marked n, we're wrecked; B, burnt; o,
,bandoled; + fouLjerodi d, run down.
.SIps. Whcre from. WAsre b1uni.
hcdie Snow, w.. Lisbon Rio JAnoiro.
Henry Clay r.... .Lvsrp Iol Now York.
Mary Ann, W.... Colombo. B,ssein.
Thol Watson, 6+ Liverpool. Charleston.
Normandy, U......N. York. .Havno.
BIrks. ~
Cochitsato, D..... Melbourne Singapore.
Huntingdon, W..... B Ltlmoio BuonOs Ayres.
Eglan'ins, u. w....... .Philsiolphia. Havana.
Mongol, ~ ......,B u tton AMOR.
Columbus, W....... .(Whalor, ot Now Bollord.)
Brigs.
Franc5nia a....... New York .Mrseilles1
Providence, f... s. Francisco vi do-ia.
Win Gold, w......St. Martins. -
Rolling Wave, w.. New York. Ii nolulu, &c.
SchOOE<rS.
Alvaraso f....... .Roniout Boston
FicriIa, a,,........ 81. DJningoli ltimO-c.
Neptune 4 Car, Brw. Garden A.. Philtiolphit.
Planet Uir), 'o.....New York Halifax.
Republic, w.......StJohus NFBust0n
Pearl, d....,...... -
Geo. A. Lows, I'd. - -
C0guette, V.....,..- =
Native, Td...... Fishing vessel, Of Beverly.
Sloop.
Exceed, C........Al Albany .. Eastern Port.
The total valio Of the above dIm,stic craft is
estimst.d at 53i0,0 900 (eKclusive OF cargosO.
The total value Of property lost was fire hun.
drsd drd CDrty eight thousand three hunGyed DOL
lars. This is the value Of the property totally
lost, exclusive ofdausge 10 vessels not amount
ing " a total loss.
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The leaves Of the tress do not present the
brilliant spectacle Of various aud beAuliful colors
which Our American forests exhibit at this
,esson. St Il colors there ara, but they are dull
and tame. The gdS, however, even thus late,
% Of vivid green, such a. our clinI'e aeoer ri
y,ls-no not In JUne,
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ITO THE EIBJrIoN CANyASsEHs;
Tie cNn'sssers of every election district viii 10
iufn'f ed with blanks ft,m this A,ssciAted z. ess,
which they are respstfully relue ted !, fl up as
ao"n q ths v tes are cuunted, A1d deliver, " zen
called for, to the reyl Arly authorised co l.ctnrs
-ho viii exhi1t tickets u their authority frsn The
Ageut
Numerc,s attempts having bson rs slds, which, in
navy instances Nere successful, by persons not rs.
ptcseutng the Assciatd Press, ~ secure our
tarb m 10 csnvAs.srs .nd psl Gle X. a pre-
'ioua elections, the unde-sguet wold rel ..sI the
cAnVAs-ep ~ deivert1e blanks only g. those Per
sjni who are able % eNhibtth pr,pe- Autsirity
~ receiving then. II properly allt q the h anki,
which are len At the pJls Of etcA election district,
and observug tls soovs tcl1ssL eVoty daily p,psr
In Ns- York will I've able - f1raish the pub 10
with the result Of t1e sloOton on hs following
mortnR,
Ia ~ lroAls CO mp singtbs AU,ci,,ci Pres, sre
the Journal oC Commerce, H'rlii, Tuau Trtbuns
Erprcss. sUN, Ers1ing Post, Commercial 4 irsr-
iiser, Stats Zliurh DHjkrd' aud Couricr dcs
E,Rs Lns dni World
E-s..1 d. n. CRAIG,
A gent VI the AZ. lated 'preH
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REAL. ESTATE.

RUILDING LOTS ON BERGBN HILL
jersey City BY stages or bors car. eyery few ..in
ues IN good nsighborhoods, ne.r chsrohcs and
schsol. prtce $50 70 ego; vey sssy ,srms. Ap-
ply hN Watr =. eiO txac'lu
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BROOKLYN.

LAsGE SALE or RIAL EsTArH.-The estate
Of the lSto Simon Richardson, was sold at public
action on the Slst Ult., by James Cole & Son,
The property consists principally Of lots in DIFF
fsrsnt parts Of the city, but mostly in the 10th,
10th Ed 18th Wards. The prices for los rang
cd fom f75 TO $500, according to location.
H,sso story brick house in Main street, sold for
a, 99J ard two story frame in Pearl street for
2 1870. The prices averaged about the same ~
tley did ono year ago showing that there is no
falling of in the vaiuo Of real estate, notWhh-
standing tho war. The amount realized by the
sale was about $4,000;
THz VOLUNTEER 6ELHF FgSD.-At the
Last meeting Of tho Board Of Supervisors, tho
Suporlntsndents OF the Poor submitted tho fol
lowing statement o, the accounts Of the Nolun-
teer Relief Fund -
Amount on hand a. last account. .......S o39 6l
Orders for money Ca County ~
Treasurer ...,....,,'','''''''' ''%ViJoO w
Ell, ,921 Ga
Paid out and vouchers ro-
ceiyed .,:........,,..,...' '2l,6oa, 90 90
Contingent EApenAes. Sia 0V
Balance on hand d.............,'...'. W
Ell, 92O 10
In correction with thiI report, resolution
was adopted 10 tho effect, that, in order to Ia
cilitAte the examination of the special report Of
the sup,rintsndentS relating TO the Relief
Expenditure that tho Committee on Accounts
be permitted to remove the cancelled relief cor
tincatss from the ofice Of the SuperintendsAt''
at the Alms-hOvss, to tho office Ot the Clerk oi
the Board fbr examination.
CovRr or SnssIoss.-In this Court sn FRI
dgy, . bog named ThOs. WhieAkS Wa q
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.PHo0REss or rus LoIs.-Ths receipts at
the ofic, Of the United States Assistant Treasu L.
rer Thursday, on account Of the lean wsre
S26S, A rspsymsnt was mads Friday to
the banks Of $3.50 900 priucip al, and ~ 32i inter-
eat. This makes total of 81, ,65 cent of the
original thirty.dvs millions, or s2O, Ia, 500. A
call d ten per cent. on the eocond thirty-fvs
millions payable on Saturday, which will make
twenty PER cont. in all. Tbs losa sccount Of the
banks will therefore stand
Frst loan. n...................e3 e3j, 900, 900
Twenty psr cent ON second ditto 7,OO0,000
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RATES OF ADvERTIsINa.

Advertisements-For every Yoyr. \ -.
two words, OF lee, one day, 80 cent. -
e@eou @ ,hres days 81 sin days. ei u, Al -.
eSs inside, same price eaoh day.
Marriages and Dasths 20 cenis fsr s,oh s,uy u,s.
nmthly hdVertseoienn q four Hns-. ins~rt.A 4,
,hs csn,enienos of the oice, o. foe every "a ,n--r
.oln W. Adveit ssnents recsiyed until III o'iosk p,
~ Ths "Abhshmsnt is snsrsy closed .. esnA<w,
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FARM FOR sALB-t7, 900 WILL BUT A
= gocd farm Of IS scres, In Bergen Co, n J, 10
miles RON New York, ~ frun ral read depo.
Apply 70 II. LAhnERs, coo ws.hingso. srss,.
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|nAR1s OF HOUSES TO LEr-vRRY
,',esl~ in q West 3Ith IT, rooms, water, 80.
% - PEI Ia 18th. Apply on the premises: Also
~ w1rt .ttl s. a WLOls hoor, bath tub, SC, tlr
F'. IN p,r rm5.th. Apply on the premises. Also
Il e, ~ " IN steam power, $50 West Sith -: Ap
IT, Gu tn 'oIn.ses. nj Slu
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TO LET.

A PARTMRNrsTO LET-CHEAP APART
"A mens ca ID ave, s6T and $50, bet 6Stn and
SIth sts; also in rear 1876, and stores In the new
sos. ssll faAo'llS
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no LRr-THR LOWER PART or FRONT
iii house, No. 141 Bis' s6th 81, 2 rooms bedroon
nd front basement 81 month also in rear
ouse, . rooHs and bedrooms, with basement
ent SIS month. Inquire Of l.. oOELdr NJ oI
Vest SD u. |" ElO
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A<ers and milkmen,u you wsh - pu rch 0, ie OF
90 acres Of the be-t lAnd In PAtbush, only miles
frou City Hall. Brooklyn tpuce~ and terms 70 sut
the ttmealcsn on L. T.BBRGEN, ,T9Celr slNYos s4AS
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SCOOnFORA A WELL ESTABLISHED
pSoCOCuun,ry aore la full ope-au n, ", IN
Farm containing 10 acres u excellent land, good
dSelling house, barn, fruit a., all In oOnplese
order, gord location, Al miles On L. n IA
bJNIE CITY Hall plsoe, cornsr Charabcrs ct,
nj 3'lS9
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THE NEW YORK Sun
MONDAY MORNING. NOV. 4 1861. !,


dhorry General. ... ID ANIEL g. DICKINSON.
SeorotdrV q STATE. no aATIO BALLARD,
IoHfrOuev. .LUCiJS ROslN3ON
Ireasurer. ........,....w wILIIAMB. LEWIS.
StdS EngD1oer. %. TAYLOR
I'uson Inspector. Or.u..ABRAHAn .. TAPeBN
Cdndi ConamissiOnsr. ..FhaNKLIN A. ALBEs
Geh, long term.
Short Term. .-PREpERIUK A. TkLLMADGR
C0Vrt " 1lptdls. WILLIAM =. wKlGHr
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TIIR COLOR OF rHE cows.

Tie cows, that are grazing in considerable
number., in this " most living landscape, were
a largo proportion of them white. That was
aOtioeGbiy the prevailing color. Ithonght Of
TennysOn'I frequent LlusiOAS to the white
kine"
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HEMP.

IIRMP-EEMP-
H AMERICAN,
JUTE,
Manila and all other kinds for sale In lots TO suit.
KENT, TUCKER d CARTER, ia Wstsr street.
oc2s 24Ao' II
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A HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE, IN TIE
|,o La. Al very low rent. new and Handsomely
|sni,hed house neA~ the river hank, and very tho.
rnghly and warmly built. Inquire d the Editer OF
|,he BUH. " Isl"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-04

As We approached Birmingham, aportly ru-
bieund, most pronounced EnglishnIu entsrsi,
with polite nod, a. who should say, Allow
me-" the compartment OF the railway carriage
Cnov rail road car here) which wo had preVi
ously occupied. The district, StafOrdshire, on
either ride for miles frsm Wolverhampson, had
bsea q forest Of chimney stacks sending out
smoke snd tufts Of ruddy hame. " Immense
manufacturing interOsul' said |, tentatively.
"Aye" said the conner; much depressed
Just now" "WhAt cauSe7' Tho American
roublssi' Yea this distFic. lived on the
American trade. Hardly working moro than
half time now" "Indeed Arc you Socss-
sionists or Unionists2" "Neithor ono nor the
other. We have no care but that you got Sets
tIed somehow, and stay So"
This fairly represents, believe, the public
sea.iment of trading England. If England
could be sure which side would whip, have
no doubt she would manage to strike with the
winning sido-ns matter which II was-to ex-
psdite some settlement. LrciDAs.
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no Lsr m THR sun BUILDING, tCoR-
L nsr oi Nassau and fulton g., ohoea and are
ooms suitable for manufacturing purppsSs, Sith
|rhicA hsAm power car be had 4 required. t'llO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-04
NTEAMR ROATN.

CHkAF ExCURSIOB 10 UAaPp Os
~ Bats1, Island. fNs oonH by s,AAsa uif ID
hrry, fDo, Of whiIsha' - be, Ihs Bsssry asd t.uAh
bry. Boa.s lsava every hour frura A. n 70
tP.N On aas, ern iass svsrY kAH horI 70 : 2.
issT H-1pf
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JoTICE TO PASSENGERS TO LIvER

~ poo or Lndnn.-Wksu ypa pay your pass .ge
70 tthsr of tic aO's p1ra, b. ArefI thai the sa,s
HAlng 10 nieuhsaet On TIC hcEs According
10 hv, passsngers A-s entitled ,o rs,eivs ~ oenn
p-r DAY and nl h~rd- n Ns ship dnes "a sail
wthip two days u ,hs data Or the Hoka. In or
der 70 obtain redress apply ~ ,hs Ttoab folise
Csort eslo tss-1E
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,vCRFs AND APARTMENT TO LEI
; efs TGa nourtot 1t and lA7 Ludov; asl doors
~ a. a.or il ylnsu, osher places IN lin; lIIh
~ Ir6 PiTA ave cor sth ct. NJ J'lls
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SHIPPING.

EoR LlVERPOOL-rHB SPLENDID
a clP2er snip INvINCIBLE, sails sth November
For passage or drAft ca Ine hoyAl Rank OF IrsSsd,
sppy a tbs udics " TaOhPsONs BlacE sa.T
.sane, SIn ffarl q. ol0 Aacstn1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-04

81 600 FOR A FARM AT PLAIN
+c'OOO held, n. J.-oO acres with stock,
crops, and took, and many others vsy chssp-hsif
eash; tcountry seal' hous.s aud lots f,rrs Of
30 scrfs TO let Call on STEPHEN VAIL, " Ful-
ION At, Saturday, from 10 10 ., OF wALLOw VAIL.
Pianhe'd DeroL oc1l sl.osIlE
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no LET-IN WILLIAHsBURGH, NO. lj2
IL North 9th 81, bet 9th aud Gia ST. hHt nor
e, Ald every convenience; suitable iot any one
- business In New York only 10 minutes
4. 70 Peek Slip ferry, and minutes % G;And
wy rent lew. Inquire On the premises;
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

~ 0F LIVERPOOL PACKFra.
rtn.gs from or 70 Liverpool by tbs following Ara
eiahs psekst ships, sailing op the
Nh A1d 94th 1 eaoh Mouth.
Adelaide, Cuh~HsH, Ro,duA
Australia, Cynorns. John Brtgha
Belle Woods, Chanoellor, Thornton,
nridgswatN, Constitution, Univer~s.
DRAFTS ON THB ROYAL BANKS
o. IRmArD, UIATn BAsxlra Co., ASs ALI rAnys
o. BSetIuB AuD SoDrIAHp.
OLE fAAnslM WILLIAMS \ GIiIOH. - Filtrn -.
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16O ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED I'M
~ medstely-to proved to wAshingtsn "
Join the seth rgimenL N r. s. ", Col. G. II.
lrNES. JAMES GRANT, Lieut.. comm andlng re-
ctuitng station, a0i Canal 81. o9l qlao'i0s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-04
GROCERIES.


BOARDING HOUSES, BAKERS AND
- grocers supplied with choice -four, ohsspsr
than they can buy anywhere else. / can sail cheap
becauss hs'e no lad debu W collect. VIZ GIL
LRrTk 9O4 Froot ST. ocl0 2tao'l2a
ELOUR-FL0UR-YL AND
cheap fr cash; look At the prices; good nour
'ot -; superior nOur, o. 90; extra superior, &C.
:noico extra, 90 ~, stH y. COYLEs cheap ator .
ia and lSs Myrtle sv, Brooklyn. solo stac'tns
GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
- Alhon-Chespes, store in the world. Goods
isivered fres. TIIOs. X. AGNEw, 800 Greenwich
-, and 50 Murray y. New York. oois s4ss'isI
DREPAREO FOOD-PAMILIES, Boil.
ders and travellers will hnd il n chosp and con-
vensnt article Of food, 1, being prepared purely
from wheat, corn, uih and sugar, 12 cent? q bag.
sROwN RoBLKE 4 co, "A b ecker IT, up stairs.
n2 400
TEAS. COPFER5 AND SUGAR, GOOD,
Il pure and very cheap, Wholesale and retail. Save
your money-go ~ Il e Hong Kong Tea Warehouse,
ass Hudson st, near Leroy, N. Y. nj 6'ili
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-04

IisJ-THE SECOND STORY on A
u Of hconyenient 8 story house, 800 West SOih
! With privilege in basement, " a small
a. nily, without children. Rent SOY
W. $50 81. n28'll3
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MILITARY.

IT s. ARMY.-MKN WANTED TO FILL
~ cup First Battalion l2th U. 8 Infantry head
quarters At Fort Hamilton, N Y. Also intslligen
men FOR none rmmissioned ofcers. Apply at "
Chatham a. 70 Capi. A. J. DALLAS, U. .. Army
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from Wnshingten.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-As much is said about
the attitude of the European powers threatening
the blockade, after special inquiry at the State de-
the instance when The Niagara was off the station
OF Charleston harhor Tor twenty-tour hours Lord
Lyons brought the subject to the notice of the u
| \, Government, With TINT exception, which hap
pened twelve weeks ago, no foreign Government
has expressed word OF discontent concerning the
| blockade, On the contrary, it is universally re
spected by foreign Governments, although some
OF their subjects are very active in endeGvoring
to evade the blockade, and are very gIamorous
against it,
| Ex-Mayor Barrett yesterday refused to take the
oath of allegianc of the new Board of Police
Commissioners. This excited attention, but no
surprise
| The question of the exchange of prisoners, which
has been a subject of considerable consideration.
has been decided President Lincon is firmly Cd.
posed to any recognition OF the rebels as 6ellig-
erent power.
The Navy Department vigorously at work.
1t IL expected that hulks & c. Will be sunk at the
mouth OF Il number ofiulets in North Carolina and
| other places coast.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has received
authority to raise regiment in Massachusetts,
with battery OF flying artillery attached.
The National Republican speaking OF the sup.
posed intention of the rebels 10 cross the Potomac
| tor the purpose OF invading lower Maryland, SAYS
that the ilslug " the negroes is much mere proba.
Die tAah denoH.t saiun by the seeessi, his is al
threatens formidable emanc patton it the slave
holders OF that region do not relnaiA loyal.
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NATIONAL FAsT-President Lincoln, in
compliance with the request Of Joint Com
mite of beth Houses of Congress, has recon-
mended the observance Of the last Thursday of
September next, as day of Humiliation, Fast.
ing and Prayer. The following is the closing
preamble and recommendation
And Whereas, Our beloved country, once by
the blessing OF God, united. prosperous and
happy, is now afflicted with faction and civil
war, 1t Is peculiarly fit for us to recognize
the band of God in this visitation. and in sor-
i""iOl remembrance of our faults and crimes as
nation and as individuals TO humble ourselves
oeiore MN and pray for his mercy--to pray
l,a' we may be spared further punishment
though justly deserved: that our arms NAV ho
blest and made effectual for the re-ae, abi;sb
ment of law order and peace throuphout on,
conntry,and that the inestimable boon Of civ;
and religious liberty, earned under His gui
dance and blessing, by the labors and sufferinos
oil our fathers, may be restored in all its origi-
nal excellence; Therefore
l., ABRAHAM LINCOLN President of tn,
United States, do appoint the last Thursdag IN
September nert, rs day of Humiliation, Prayer
ana Fastlng, for all the people of the Nation
ana do most earnestly recommend to all the
people and especially to all ministers and teach
ers OF religion of all denominations, and to al
} heaos OF tamllies-to observe and keep that da,
according to their creeds and modes of worship
| IN all humility, and with all religious solemn
, w TO the end that the united prayer of the Ma
, non may ascend to the Throne of Grace, an,
otlhg down plentiful blessings upon our owl
country.