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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

4 HaliamSport Soldier .Shot-On the
night of the Sd inst, Peoples Lower, young
man from Williamsburg. Blair county, and a
member of Capt. Nef's company was shot
through the right breast and instantly killed.
An alarm was sounded from the oath Regt.
Irish Brigade who were having jollifca-
ton having had in their possession large sup
ply Of bad whiskey-( (eight barrels of which
had been captured that day.l This called in
the picket guard OF which company G. (Neff's
comp. formed part and the sentinel a mem
Der Of comp. F. Sd Rcgt-who was drunk at
the time, fred upon Lower before command
ing halt. Mr.. Lower vas q young man of
about twenty years of age, was Born and
raised near Williamsburg and when he left
this he was among the liEeiiest of his COM
pany eager to do his country service. He
was shot down while on duty by drunken
sentinel. 1t is needless to say that after this
occurrence the whole eight barrels of the
" contraband" had their heads Knocked in
and the poisonous stuff, which had been the
cause of the death of this noble youth, spill
ed on the ground HolEidaysburg Reqister.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

DECEIVING and for sale, over lQo9 ne"
D patterns of Wall Paper, comprising ma.
ny new. elegant and fashionable styles. Thoss
wishing to purchase would do well to call De-
fore buying elsewhere. For sale low, by
ie6 F. G. FRANCISCUs.
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Col. z. D. T6.snssnd. Hsadgssarsers q.tf t.

Col. z. D. Ioacnse4ld. Hsad9stayseTs 4 n
1rmg.
We have occupied Fairfax Court Honse ana
driven the enemy towards CentreFllie anu
Manaesas we have an officer and three
men sIightlv wounded. The euemy's fight
was 60 pTecipitate that they left in our hands
a S,,,spt;ty of -four, fresh beef, eRtTenching
tools bosnitaI furniture and baggage. 1 en-
deayorcd 10 pursue beyond 6entresille. but
the men were too much exhausted to do so.
Nest respectfully, yours, ---
IRwIx Mcdowell, Brigadier General.
[Note.-The distance from Fairfax Court
House 70 CentreviIle is about miles. From
Centregille to Manassas Junction the distance
Is six miles
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24

EegrHoofand's Balsamic Cordial, an ad-
vertisement of which will be found in anoth-
er column, viii cure the worst cases of colds,
coughs, &C.. &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-07-24
LATEST NE NS
General Mcclellan Ordered to the Com
nand of the Army Of the Potomac.
LARGE INcREAsE oF FnE ARNy.

.sf
LARGE INCREASE or TUE ARMY.
Major General Mcclellan has been sum
moned by the Government from Western
Virginia to repair to Washington and take
command Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Rosencrantz takes his place in com.
mand of the army of Western Virginia.
The Corps d Armee at Washington is
to be instantly re organized and increased
by the addition of 100000 men. The
necessary orders have been given Offers
Of regiments already raised are being made
and accepted with such raPidity as to en-
sure that this viii be accomplished within
few days
Large reipforcements from yarious direc-
tions are already on their way orders having
been teleg1aphed for thcm whils the bat
tie was in progress
The Government entertains. no appre-
hcnsions whatever for the safety of the
Capitol, Preparations not only for defen-
sive, but also for the speedy renewal of Of
tensive operations are going on vigorously
We can add but little reliable news this
morning to that obtained yesterday, ex-
cept that it is by no means certain that our
loss is as large as represented by frighten-
ell civilians and others. The surgeon at
Centreville it is reported sets it down at
six hundred There is no doubt large
number who fed or were foolish enough to
throw away their arms, have been taken
prisoners and are confounded with the kill
ed and wounded 1t does not appear that
the Pennsylvania troops were in the heat
of the battle as was first represented, and
the reports therefore Of whole companies
from neighboring counties being cut up,
are probably the fears of some who thought
it must be Sc.
Almost the entire available force Of the
enemy was thrown into Manassas few
days previous TO the attack, 50 as to out
number our forces. They must however
have suffered severely, as they did not fol
low Cur disordered troops any distance
''-'eS 1'"e'O"' - / e"lS5 anna
''', = NC " '7ee, e'l'5 Cali,ei'"' zen gal
the 18th Highland, at the moment while |
FIVE of his captains were shot down He
"'o S''ueN y '"9 VaiiS oi Tue enemy just
as ne exclaimed, Scots, follow me
Among those out OF the ranks of the !
army who were on the battle field was
George r. Smith, State Senator, Pa. lie
He was in the thickost Of the f-ht. ana
bis carriaoe vas struct and shows mob.
,,r .o..lr.l t,,rio,. ;,.o,.ou.l., W,
- % '''' -''''e'9 i' . ''"i l''i1'>' (" men
the men began 10 retreat he mounted the
f;.pcn a,,a j., n- tr;,t;c s,,,,,,ls ,,.,,I ,ho,,
10 stay py Inc guns. lie was Among Tile
last to leayc, and remained with the
,.o,,,.aod all ,i,rh, .,.on.,;n .I,a;m
~ ''''+'' "''''S
Sherman Battery or the greater part
af i bas rat,,rnaJ :, V.,.i;,,.,,, II
J ~ ' - "N'N ''NS"
was. because the horses attached. as well
H., ,o.orr, 49,. j.. T..
d '''e Iesc'Ne iio'seS' were Shol no"il, rem
derlng their removal impossible
If is extip,,tail that onlr ~ o0a of o,r
y
troops III all We're engaged, ana not more
than $4,000 at my one time. .s
nSaGa, p...,r.,., - e =.
!" 'ii'ee in0ntlS inAh'' 'Si'' expire on saturday
command. Some have already been dischar
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Post Office.

Mails arrive and cIoscas follow-:
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PennsyIvania RaIIrnad.

y. T. iA'ht>aN. Agent.
RS~Gaihraiti's onBihuSes convey rsl-<,.u-s-. N
and from MI the trains, taking up or setting then.
down Al all points within the borough limits.
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N O TICE-

TENlE Assessors Transcripts Tor 1861 fur
A Oliver, Mcleytpwn. Wayne and Newton
Hamilton, in the hands IF School Barl> #
those districts. ought to he forthwith returnel
tn tiie Commissioners Office. as tiey are need
cd FOR the purpose IF making out the asses.
soTs' lists GEoRGE FRYsIx,;Ee. Clerk
Lewistc wn, July ~, 1861.
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Military and Naval Movements.

Corn. MNrrIN.--A court-mlrial for tn,
purpose Of examining into charges made against
Quartcrna-tcr Jos. II. MUMMY of the 18th
at the Brooklyn Amory on Saturday evening
The Court consists OF Major McNary, President,
Lcuts. Graham and Berry, and Major Dodge,
judge Advocate.
FIRE Misunderstanding Offices viii 10
oIoncd at several points in the city today tor the
First Regiment Fire Zouavcs.
DEPARTURE or ruE jjru EEGIMENr On
Saturday last the Doth Regiment, or GlrIc Ia-
fiycttc, Col. De TrobrianI commanding, left for
the seat of war They numbered about six hun
lrcd men, al a, fine looking soldiers as have
vet left our city, and it IS stated that one hun
drCd and tty recruits, equal 10 them in s,llicrly
worth, will Join them in Philadelphia. They
took their departure from Stapletons Landing,
Staten Island, az about two o'clock, on board the
steamer John Potter for Amhoy, whore they
were to take the cars Of the Camden * Ambov
Rulual The regiment is accompanied by
Mile. SurInd, their accomplished aud handsome
| Niynudicrc.
CuIoNli or mn Y-NINrH.-Captaiu
| Thomas T. Mcnthor Ia, been appointed Colo
| IL of lie NyW York tJ,h. The Gtth. the "a
New York Irish Regiment, two from Now EaG
land and one from Philadelphia, ara 10 bo or
gained a, an Irish Brigade, under Gen. Shield
| as commander
| MN-WNDIoN GREYS.-Contrary to cVpecta
ton the Washington Groys, Col Moore, did mo-
| yet un on Saturday. They wer, not ready. bu
| probably viii bc some time this week.
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Democrat, nnd the '.rnion'' state Nomiaa-

Democrat, nnd the "Uniun'' state Nominu-
i;ua~.
The Word has loI. article in oproiton lo
the suggested nomination OF Hon, y. $. Di.N.
ISsoS ior the o.icc Of Judge of IN, Count o.
Appeals, by the State Convention 10 h' held on
TIE 1ith Of September. It object. q, him hc
cause lac has been the leader Of the Hand portion
OF the Democratic parry, and would thcrelorc no
draw 50 largely from Tia s'rcu.Hh Of IN, D,mo.
cratic organization repre-. cn,cd by the Richmond
State Committee. II ihe objection /, well taken,
it will apply with equal iur'c against lion
GToRGr ". CLINroN, Of Buffalo, whose nam
the World suggest a. substitute lur th1t 81
Mr.. DIcKISsoN. lie has been equally identified
as leader with ''thc IIarls, and was thoirsland
ard bearer in the most bitter contest ever wagcl
between the sections, when, in lsJd, the Alta.
mantincs" rallied under the war cry Of "Cliu,ou
and the Canal.,' AMI about tied their Soft
antagonist in the vote OF the state. IN 1851, nc
was ON the stump continually for thr ticket
headed by lion, GREENE e. BEpNsoN To- Gov
ernor. In 1850 he was at Cincinnt;,, ,.'-''..'''l
with the late venerable Julsc BrNuu.rrY i'm
the Leadership Of the Hand dele CATION, and
his nhuc,,c and arguments we're potent in thc
struggle " hich ended in the admission OF half
and half delegation. After Mr.. BuouANAN's
election, when the appointments came to hc
made, Judge CLrSTuS wen. To Washington more
than once to fight personally the battles @, the
"IIards.' Everywhere and ON all occasions,
Judge CLINTON and Mr. DICKINsoV have been
together in the war Of the shells and ara
about equally entitled to lake raAk - leaders Of
the "llards.
In the contest Of 1860, for the delegation to
Charleston, MIR. DicKrNsoS threw the whole
weight of his influence aud the whole encrs, OF
his character on the side oI the "Sli,s. lie
went into their State Convention AMI male
speech Of Characteristic poNrr ami ollcc; and it
is, perhaps, not too much to sumo tina, thc m-
tucncc Of his name and position contributed
materially 10 the success Of the E.cuH ma ca
SolO delegation in the COMES Coz seas in tin
Charleston Convention.
W. have no disposition 10 dtsp1ragc or 60 al
Tocate the claim, of any Democrat ior npm.lr-
ton at the convention Of the llth Augu-.. Bat
while We concur with our contemporary in CONF
ceding to Judge CLrSroS all the qualification.
necessary TO adorn tho high juli..h position 70
ierred to, we cannot hu, .uggo.. the Hc,nne,. -
the argument, in yeiw of their past pAutyal To-
cords, which is used against one and in tt,u. u.
the other Vi these two cm,ncu. Dump.ut..
Ifa Union ticket j. to be formed, tine Dmp
Gratis upon it should be selected with r.,o-,uco h,
their peculiar fitness and the. unIoJh,el iitcIN
to the Union. In both respects the nominl ion
either Of Mr.. DICKINSON or Judge CLlNroN ip
any Office now to be filled would be eminent,
proper and would add great strength at the polls
We doubt. however, if either would desire an,
nomination that could bc given them.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Important from Missouri.

81. JosTd. No., Atg. This mornin Oh
cit was ,urrl-cd .nc hrUwn mo a state Vi ~
Ct cuon by the ar val ol 100 mounted and .rrnel
reb L., who paridCd the streets and captured tv
JuuCl State army recruit. Ulcers and tbed
r. urncd e. their camp Ni,l - some 4 m leI
d ant. u rumOre, tla, o. T. are 80 m
rcr ozyols d rear there. Tie w.:i.. rtvaI
thr federal tr,ors fiom this point and vc.nf
har lief the field open To their dcprcdatons.
Wi,L'ag'0n, No., SsJ'. Last night l6 a
the 4. < reserve cop, ~ this county were y
defrl to arrest violent sc,es.iouist living son :
a. miie- west d here. GA approaching a.
ho'.,e the tights were put out, and the OWL
] aiming their intentions, hr,d adouble barre
shot gun, Milling , &C the tc-stve cOrps. Til
then burst op.n the door ami killed him and an
otECr man. who fired and ran.
There II camp Of - ccs,iUnist- in that %, i.l
hothUod, u few miles from where the above m a
toned uccutrcn.c took place. seventy OF N
ie-etNc corr l'it herv hi. morning to holt them
~ check Until rcuiUrC'm"iis CIu be obtain d.
t(w"'y. H., Aug. ~ The train from -. 10
s'Ihs arrived ] saf' this evening. The ~
poris e tic track b,iug torn mp for miles wusi
q Palmyra cannot he true. There i, great q
element here tonight, Ocsl.iuu.L by fears oh
ATTACK Y the relel- from Missouri
J,E,yso,' CRY, NO., S,y'. i.-Col. Narshas
cavalry were n, Georgetown un Thur-dsy, an
surrounded the town, tlkins NJ. Mtroilin pris
unct, with several Others. One Of Col Mar.
shall men was killed, and one hadly wounded
They have probably reached Lexington by tn
time.
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GERARD HALLOcK, E-q., senior editor Of the
Journal IF Commerce, has sold out bis interest
10 DAVID STONE commercial EDITOR and WM.
G. PRIME, Who with Messrs. IIALbocK IT.,
and HALE will conduct the paper, il Is sup
posed on Union principles, and the pr h bition
Of ib issues from the mails is accordingly re-
moved.
The Ddy-Boot suspended on SATURDAY, until
better times ~ for Tuto~
The " Hon" BES WUup made q tim,ly -
cape from the city and Fort Lafayette last week
and has gone il Is said 70 Canada. 1t is sur
posed that fEHSASDo will carry on the Nv,
which will sul@ide into some sort Of a seeinln,
loyalty, such As the Mayor is an adept in.
The World has been sold out TO Mr. Pom
the elthy rubler manuia,lurc who was on,
Of its prii opal stock holders.
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Important Decision Respecting the
n.nrLude.

Washington, AH9 - Il! seems certain that
the Administration at present has no intention
whatever to avail iLelf u the pcrmssive sane
ton given bv Congress To the collection Of du-
ties on shipbuard, Or to the entire closing Of
tOr's which on the land side arc in the pos
esson 4 the in-urrectionary authorities Oar
Government will rely on the existence and
efficiency Of the blockade for an elic,n.
answer tn any reclamation which may
he made by foreign Governments in regard to
their maritime rights. The IH,eiigcncsr Of to-
day cuiain. an article 90 the above effect,
this Geographic agency has such authentic in
formation 81 warrant. The expression OF the
correctness Of the statement.
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field report that a skirnish bad taken place in
Vernon county, east Of Fort Scott, between Col.
Montgomery, Of The Kansas forces, ard the
relel troops under Gen. Rams. Reinforcement.
had been sent To Rains from Springfield.
MOVEMENTS or THE MARAuDgR-
Six thousand rebels were encimped at Pond
Spring. Another encampment Il over five
thousand men was at spring south Of the Pa
yetteyillc Road
Gen. Mcbride, with one thousand men, passed
through Dide county, last week, in northwest
direction, aud one thousand men were at Dry
Deads, in D.de county, devastating the country
Of every vertigo IF poprrty belonging to I'm
ion mon
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Warrington. irg. II The scce,-iunist re-
the employment Of the Postmaster General, il
Mr. Phillips. who-c wife was arrested few
daN since. Mr.. Russell raw him in the post
office, where he was permitted to take letters
iUr southern friends, directed Ia thi, office. --
Tie city postmaster, MIR Cclphinc, makes
an CNpArn'iun in order 10 relieve Mr.. Blair
lui ne reason /, given why a Socc,,iunist ,houl /
h" p' uuitt,d inside the post office, and that
too, since the battle If Bull Run.
Pas are LOW granted to all genuine cor
respondents OF loyal papers. For more than a
week, the English correspondents had passes
while they were refused 10 the American cor
rr-pOud,ut-.
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Secret History Of the Hatteras
Expedition.
Developments Resulting from the Capture,


Warrington, Sept The Navy Department,
by able and experienced officers, has carefully
studied the whole line Of the coast with a view
to making the lest use Of such forces M 1t could
secure. The expedition was pl aimed before the
meeting II Congress, aud when that bOlY
placed the necessary funds at the dispoal Of the
DEPARTMENT, active preparations were made.
BAsE TREASON OF Az AMERICAS coV.ui.
Among the papcrs captured, was a pre- = copy
irtm the late American Consul at Rio JinerO
Robert q. Scott, giving list Of al the We, is
leaving or to leave that port during a mJnth,
with a full description. liy this inform alton tho
rc'el prlvatccfs knew lust when and when, to
look for the vessels, and six named in the list
were captured.
OPERATIONS oP THE LAND FoRCRs
Three hundred and nineteen mon were landed
under Col Weller, Of the 2Oth New York re l.
mcnt. Pickeis were Immediately posted. A
-couting party, unler Lieut. Col Wcis, and
l.i"ut Wicgcl preceded up the beach, cap'ur-
ins one brass field piece AMI horse. The f,rca
then advanced to Fort Clark, which hal been
evacuated, hut were compelled to retire again
owing Ia the shells Of the fleet falling thuruin
aud marched back to the place Of landing, anil
there bivoulckcd for the night Erly next
morning they again r. turned, and the fleet COM
mcnccd bombarding the second tort, called Fort
llnit"ra-. which IN after displayed the white
flag, Whom the fort wa, onicfel by Capt. Nixon,
q the Union Coast Guard Lieut. Wic,cl. Of
Gen. iutlcr's staff, and Sergeant Durivirc
They were conducted a. the ten, Of Coinmod,s ,
Baron, who lad ,oinmlnd Of the forces.
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Interesting from Western vir-
ginia.

Ulo'irg, S'g'. There Is consider .lle GU
,it m,ui ere ton..ht. in consequence e q dn-
pa.ch jus, received from Fuimuuut, VI All Cal
ly TN" Governor, stating that large IN u er
# ,cccs- iOnists had rI~,n IN the back country.
Hud wcrn marching on the town 10 burn it and
tear mp the railroad track. Tho drums are lc.t-
INK to arms, and the streets are crowded win
lcollc. The Governor j. d.spltch'ns the Ilims
Guard aud volunteer citizen, 10 Flirmonnt. and
tie train IL about ready to .'art. The rsin., d
supfrt"d ." lc in concert with some m1vtncd
Of Con. Lees. All the luitcd States troupa
have lately gone to ward from THAT point. ID
feared hat tic movon cat aiuon;'thc sc,, ssion-
isls may hc general, and large nunIcr, bore are
going ON patrol tonight.
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mr. ulocKAprSa rLrgr, yrc

Fortress N,nrnc Augid 80 rid Blhjm,ye.
1hS moaning small Secession tug bat,
mounted with riilrd hris, cannon, ran ont from
Norfolk tu within two aud u half mllrs Of Now
port New. She ur,d twenty -thrce shot at the
I =. iri. ai" savannah. No person va, injured.
Tie tug was IN range Of but two ol the Swan
nah. gun, uui SAWYER. rih"d cannon on shore.
When they were brought to bear uNon her sic
ran down toward Old Point aud fired two shells
ON" Of which cNpludrd near the seminole, and
the other c'u-.' To the RIP Rap. The lire wa.
returned, wn'rupon she rctrcatcd behnd Sew.
ulI'- Print
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81. IulGS, tuq. 3l-proyost Marshal NJ
kwsuN has issued ori,rs peremp,orilv forbid
ding any person passing hcvond the limits Of
his county without - special permit from his
Office, and railroad, steamboat, ferry, and other
agents are prohibited from selling ticket, to any
one not holding pass from the Provost Mar
shall. This order is aimed specially to reach
part,c, leaving the city for the purIu,o of COM
municstinI information to the enemy.
BRILLIANT pRrrN.r oP IrNISGroN.
81. louis, Aug. 81. TIE Rpdi'cu has u
dispatch saying that the Sccessioni,ts 1900
strong, attacked the 1870 Home Guards and
National troop, in the Entertainments At Lex
ngton on Thursday, and were repulscd with the
lors of 60 killed. None OF the National force
was killed.
DECIDED AcTIoN or GOV CAMILLE.
Chus. McIarcn, Basil W. Duke and James
II. Carlisle secession Police Commissioners
have been removed by Gov. Gamble.
MARTIN GREEN pIpN'T TAKE PALMYRA.
The report that Palmyra was occupied by Sc
ccssionists under Martin Green, few days ago
is untrue
THE CAPTURED MONEY RETURNED
The money belonging TO the Fiyctto Bank
seized by Scccssionists on "Wednesday, has been
returned.
MONTGOMERY AT Them.
Roiio, No, Aug. j0,-Pauies from Spring
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Portland, Ne, Sept Tho schooner ashore
on Richmond island proves 10 be- the schooner
Marcellin, Crocket, of New York, for Portlind
with coal. She went ashore Thur,dav \. NJ.
during a thick fog. The vessel aud cargo viii
prove total los. The sails and rigging VIII
l., saved.
On SATURDAY afternoon thc Union Democrats
If tuub, rl,nd County, in convention met in
th,a city, aud endorsed the nomination of Col.
J.mc,on for Governor. ruug Union rcsolu-
ton, wcrc unanimously adopted.
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The bark Ncio Cart FoLl.Na.nrE, arrivcl at
this port ON saturday report having been fred
into by the L. ;. .lcamcr Z. -. Forlr,, the cap
tain Of which had -ent a boat, with request to
Capt, +. to come on lolrl the Fod,.-. Dis
satisfied with Capt. +. refusal, the captain Of
tie Forbc. fired two -ho.., slightly injurug tho
rigging, altcr which further explanations satis-
fed him that the Scio was not an enemy.
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Rev DR.. DuS,NN, Of New Orcaa preached
yesterday morning, in the Strong Place Blptist
Church, Brooklyn 1t is just a Iortuigh, since
he left New O,leaHs, in consequence o., the oder
banishing all who do not acknowledge the Con
iederarv.
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EHAsTus CoRNfNG and PEfER 't.GER are
delegate, from Albany. JouS A. GnurS SIs
on Saturday elected one Of the delegates from
Onondaga County. DEAS RcnMoND and II.
J. REDiIEip from Gcncssce County.
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ASoTIIER DENizEN or FORr LAFAYETTE. no.
Lieutenant W. II. Ward, late Of the Mac ,onja,
resigned his position several wceSa ainsc. he
grached New York ON the 'orc-mp Rebel yes,
,eriay, aud by order Of the War Dpir'm'u
has been arrested anl conycy'd 10 Fort L1ity
elite,
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M0Dcb ChHt, Pa, Sp'. Some pr-ons
entered IT, Cubn Democrat office here last
MI h' and destroyed the tyIc, up-ct tho stand,
etc. II" pre- va, no. disturbed.
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eighteen arc Democrats, eighteen are Rrpuhli-
cans, and two are Americans. o. GOV.
DENNIsoNs appointments, twelve were D,Inp-
craft and nine wcrc Republicans. only ninr Of
the forty were without military experience.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. ?. 1861.

',Les heye BE- 6m one pa, . bur il sh,r,iS cot
s'''''cns 81 iires than bs' ~ shoaid 're i1hoary
dread Of pors contiguous 10 n p,opie ,oho oouid
sdte foreign alliance 40 '1gi a,t,,iss upon our
shores 10 destroy our Gb,,tics."
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PROM Gen. nnnI.,. Column.
RrroRIEp ARRT-T ~ Uuy. y. =. rENDLIr
uY 1ItE uptpT4

~ 1iIE HEBFtS.
R,d.upi mn, Montgomery Co., W., Auo.
3l.--Alvices received from Mar'insburr JrdIv
state, that Hon. T. lmunl J. pcldlcton, ofB.rkc.
lcy Co, Nirgitia, has ncn captured by the re-
bcls. Mr. Pcudlrton wa. enc Of The most pro-
miurnt men Of that county.
Everything is quiet along the Potomac, be-
tween the mouths # the Seneca and MunocAoy
river, this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

GrN. RoSTNCHhNs SAPH. -Adyiccs receive
10y the Department from General Ruscncrlns a.
surcs H. 81 his confidence in his ability 10 Min
tain his position against amy force the rebels VIII
be- likely To concentrate in his vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

rNp,cAm, Ky, OurIhwgD. Tho steamer
Samuel or was seized 10y Sccc.sionist, at Pa
ducah on the 2ld instant, with the mail AMI
freight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-02

iHohg. Aug. 2l.-lo-crh {. Yates, Of
Schenectady, comes out in card, repudltins
the action ui tho Dcmocratc State Committee
aud inl,tsing the policy Of Uuion in the coming
election