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The Pilot Knob correspondent Of the Missouri
Dtmocrot gives the fslloviag incidents Of the
battle a Frecerick town,
'Ons tbird Of the deal and woun ed we're
boys from ff esa ~ eighteen yeas olt-m.re
stIipDpgs with tho down on their f,css, Who
could noi hsve b,en disciplined, and who coud
have had 10 ado ate de. ef mili,a'y day Or
the h,rrors Of battle. One Of ,hsse, w'stst
been .bot through the thigh, and vas suf ring
itien-lv, cried Ike q child, - he was, ~ /
mos pi, curly bevail,d bis unfortun nate oondi-
tion. OF he Jeao not q single one ih't | saw
wss dr,ts.A ia any kind OF Uniform, tho
cloibing h+inz gsn-rA ly tome nsds AID bIt.
,tifu, colcrd. Ev'n Cl Lose himself had
but aia.h 10 Distinguish him from civil an,
which, togs'fBr with his swud and pstl',
were taken p pssession tf b,fOre tie bO1y wa ~
moved from whore It II. 4 very remarkable
fact is tNat nearly al the killed were ,hot N
tfe he'd. C.pt Tyler says Of the twenty ha
saw On the field all but enc was shot in I Q
head, and that was ge orally the case A. far |
tar. II may 10 psriislly sccsunt-d for y
sbafp.t ttirg, the rehels htirg b-hl-d e'r, os
sId siumps and txpo~ing cnly u cir heads, a, d
the o,ber tact that rOlden N bAsIo genera y
Gre tco high"
The sun., 1861-11-01
THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY NoESrNe, Nov. I isci.


THE result Of the / lL o. tbs pir.,es o.
The So,srssh. althoush ant itself deAsivs,
Il q tolerably satisfactory indication 'ta' Uii:ed
States sovereignty will not h, los't"l 70 the
in,slent prctcBsioni of tca on, t1r'ph weak
pess 10 Northern juri =. NHyi'a.'' NnE the
novelty Of the case, the stro1s p'e'stt- fr the
~isoners, tie inausnca Of 'yrp' by fr mis-
guided men, and the alm' ~ ueas'nsbl' lau-
tude Q, rgumsnt indulsrd Ia by counsel, only
one juror diss,ntcd frou vorc ict di Gilly,
against the 'eaiing offenders. A ssc,nt trial
would a'mcst certainly ie.uit n ci.vi;,i'n.
The narrow escipe uf the y i-oners from i'm
mediste conv vction will have palp ale Ell q
upon rebel privats.rifg, in com, cton with
the actual cruvictions a. Phi&iolph
but the moral eTct up'u tho roirll'on
generally will bs most import mt The
d dferrncs be'woon Icing rsp ct.i a. over
oign bellig igerents. spi bcing solrruly ani judi
ciall, branded a. f,lons i, o.c sh,ch The rob il'
will feel In their Voiy souls ana Gnd out Ia
theirtolations with the void A. large. On the
othet hand not the lish'est rc.poct e)ull IL
paid hy public opinion or g,verum ut IN sher'
on earth, 10 the prc'tusions II thi' Governnkp
or the ju',i,c Of its caus", If W. irl,d Ou scly'
TO sustain both by consistently sss IT rg 10 a.,
uttsnaost the teionious chara ter f esory &c
connected with ile reb,lliun. We might add
TIA, Il would be inp,.sirlo for Us ling t, p,r
suAde ourselves that w c,nc.nr ell The rebel 10
a. trenon. rot lawful war. If 90 hal not mori
courage to stand up to the fact in al. c,reum
atancfa
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The BodY Of Colsncl nnIcr.

The body OF Colonel Baker has boon sent to
Sew York, and from thence will be forw irdcd
hy steamer 20 California. The process of EN-.
oslu ing was made very difficult on account ol
The sb5uer' d condition Of the corpse, whic bore
tbe evidences ofEt least eight wounds, in,lui
ing one in the lett temple. Notwithstanding
ihese difficulties, tho work was successfully ac
compished. The torn and bl ,od stained uni.
form was removed, AMI replaced by nov mill.
taIy dress, and the body wore a natural appear
Gnce. A handsome metallic case, mounted with
-ilver, was procured. large plate Of gll4.
covers tho face eff the deceased. Over the hrsas
is silver plate, with tue inscription; "Co mel
L. d. Baker killed in battle near Ball Is Bluff,
Virginia, October 2lst, 1861"
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Tho eSp,it Of the Fremont Body GSarl al
Springfield, under c.u mund oi M, Ir fsgonyi
sss excited u enthusiasm Of the entire army
IN Mis- our. tt. Body Quad IS comp sd Of
never went into battle. CJmmaud,d by {.
hungarian who has seen much s.Ivce, one
company of bur cred was con posed almost o..
urN 4 Bentu,tisnf; ard tho others made sp
Il Mis- uIiaB,, Cor man naturAlizsd citizens
snI Others. TIE hor-s-bloud,d bIys-ue
In keep rg wits he men. Eich man has i've
Of C. lt'ssN barrel navy revdiveTs, oto 1vc-
h.r,l rife, and sabre. They can shoot these
s,yeni. en- times, without ttopnins 10 load, sul
u on i,tor' 10 the ssbro 70 tiuish up ther " AK.
The sun., 1861-11-01

River froights are extremely high, and the
prospect is that they will continue to advance,
ss 'hc season draws TO cl ose. Al present the
rates are four cents on corn, i've cents on
wlcat, and fourteen cents ON flour. Canal boat
men 20 not care 20 10 10 New York, thus ll'e
IN the season, as it would jeopa die ,h.ir chan
Ces for another Tip 10 Buffalo ard back and the
corsCqu,rce is that the demand for river craft
is greater than the supply.
The near rpproach OF the close of navigation
has induced an active speculation in Hudson
River RSihosd stock. Rates Of freight are ad
vsrciuR rapidly, and there is every prospect oI
full employment for the entire equipment Of the
road for the " inter.
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A startling specimen of the obnoxious doinQs
OF Jim Lane is furnished in the st. Louis
DemocTGs dispatches from Tipton. After using
the cont. nts Of two rebel stores to relieve some
Union fami les, whom the socesslonists had
Pleasant Hill together, beneath the glorious
UniOn flag, ard entertained them with q live
Americsn speech. Pointing to the on sign he
bad rails d, he said to them; THAT Gag has been
your protection, and shall be stll. SO long a Il
isnains here you are safej but II II is cut DO Wp
by the Rtmsl / will return and burn your
town" He then retired, with all his men.
The siisir occurred two we;5S & ago. and although
about all soceasiOLis.s, ttat fog 10 s6N Daria9
20 de tosOw!
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Cspt CuiIis's Zou,ves who dill picket dity
OIL tho Potomac at Edwards Rorry tho night st-
ter The rscre sing by our uOops, ''chailed' with
the retol pickets on tho other SIDE. They ap
pcared At day light In large numbsrs on the b,uk
Uf tho river and commenced abusing pur glud
by cslltsg them 'cowards" "YaukeeA" "Ab,
ulitiunis5, etc. They acknowledge that their
kllled ard wounded at tho battle Of Coarads
Ferry WAS $50. and said thst our wounded cap
u'ed wero placed in the hospital with tleir
own. They admitted having lost Gu msn in the
skitmsh at Edwaids Ferry on Tuesisy, and
that o,u artillery drove them back. Thsy said
that on Sunday night there were only three reg
,ments at Lseshurg but that now there were
betwecn 5000 and 10000 men who have
moved up from Manassas. These, howsver,
would return Immediately, as they were not
wanted there. They called oar troops fools ior
not srchiBg 70 Lershurg on Tuesday. These
pckets Vero well uniformed and mounted, aud
ihsir story 10 confirmed by statements Of rebel
prisoner and d our own scouts. The tkirmish
Of Tuesday was the one in watch GSn Lander
was wounded.
The sun., 1861-11-01

Gsrtral Dobiloo .lsea nsms ~ comma1'-
sr in.chief of tho Mexican army, IN pa Ut
Geu OrssA A cal, mhs uyou p eel Int
.Iusi'z to re ign signed by City out o! one hun-
have rec, ived 10 e nr'euAnce in 'h- sevsrsl
states. Tho clerical party /, III r pi'l,c so
said 20 syInpa'bizc strongly With Sp,iH AM TO
be disp, ssd o. a her in the conquest u Mexico.
G,n. Almpnte ia spoksn OF As tho fn'urs leader
6r the r, ic,ions's. ten Comonfort, 1t w., All
tcirated, would join Marquez There was local
rev, II IN Tsupc snd MIsnors.
Several pr jac's wee on foot for raiiroa's he-
tween q G principal ports ia Mexico and tho
I'riteC States
The sun., 1861-11-01
Gov, JacL son Heard From.

1ho latest intelligence Of Governor G. F
Jsckson's movements mentions his having
pa sed hastily through Lamar, the county seat
o. Bar on Ceuhty. He had with him sbout
three hundred u en-, understood to DO his body
guard. The men were very badly equipped and
clothed. Many Of them were bsriooIed. He
is said to have reported him-elf on his way to the
AILansns lire, with the view Of bringing up re-
il forcemenis under McCuloch He was travel.
ling With his usual haste, making good time
and few stOps.-MSsoWi Republican.
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CITY NEWS.

Activity IN CorroN-TnE MILLs AT WORK.
The colt market was active yesterday, at
an advance Of enc qua ter Of cent, middling
uplsnds now commanding 2211( cents. The ex.
element is Causcd by the presence of spinner,,
who are buying freely. Several mills that have
been idle for months past are preparing to re-
sumo operations, and have, therefore, to lay in
a supply Of the raw material.
1t Is remarkable fact that mills which suC-
pended running when cotton was at fourteen to
fifteen cents per lb. are now resuming after an
advance TO twenty-five cents.
The sun., 1861-11-01
P.lsoe IuteMreuce, ae,.


evrrosED NuRpaRons AssAutr-
rsmed Francis o'NeIl Is lying at tbs
death, in Bellevue Hospital, from the ed
violencs, a. is alleged, at the bands c
Glesson and julia Stevens, and tho Cor
been rsquss'sd by the Assistant d sIict
rey, 10 take his opte mortem examination
plsint had been made beiors one e n,
mae ist a'ts against the parties acous
they have been arrested. rhs dafs mo
smfs stion will be taken tc.dly.
s1pALISG A BANK CHEoK -Mich,o
. mrkman, WAS arrested, charged with
. check for $50 on ths NJ chsbias' sod
park, from the house cf Elisha Cor-
1g2 Green sch = rect lie vas held t.
~ 600 b, Justice Qdsckeubush to sns"'
GRAND LAic ST. John G ld.rbseh,
maker, was rested yes'eriay, eharf"
stealing a rs'ch AMI sore othing, Va
all At $i3, from Geo Jsrksl, &C 422
street, justice Osborpe locked up tns
fer tfisl
PICKrocKeT.-A ycyug uSl tame'
Gillespie, was sres',d Yesterday, chars
picking ,bs p'cket Of ChAs. Peterson, !
AZ No 40 Oliver street, of lockst y
ys'utd al IS, ~ he was pa-sirg ihi.-
Broadway. The accu.ed -ezsd the ch.
looket and rem or with l., but was
sud sIre.'ed by officer Scoisld, of ,hs
met Justice BienLan licked him I'd T
ChN GE or bRsoy,-On wednesiay
at late hou-, an s'cmpt VS. made to
DWELLING, No. 40 Attorney street, by 81
some kiuclirg wood with esuphep. o.
81 ting f's 20 T., in 'te lover hall of n
P,lctmsn IlI On, e the Is b Preciaet
cred tho FIRE ard eNtinkuisbsd IL.
Palmer, a colored woman living in the
iood, vas sres''d nn suSpicu and WA
ell by he Fire MarbSl, for examination
The sun., 1861-11-01

F.rcss MoNroc, Or'. 30, nI B1Iimorc, Ot31
M dog'iua ION oi the .,r,,t Ase' IL kn)yn At
aic Point, and can be .sf'ly revealed hy S,tur'
d1N n,kL
o." OF The tuga returned this moruin', the
captain r. por ing thst his yassol cluli no sand
De heavy Wcaulor outside the cspys
FIiy cOnir bands came 10 ycsJorlIy fron
Gloucester, opposite Y'rh town, and report great
suffering IN that vicinity from want SId sick
fekA
The sun., 1861-11-01

Ihe following persons we're tried before
military court martial, which convened at the
st. Louis Arsenal On the 6rh ult, pursuant TO
spsclal orders from the hesdquartsrs Of the do
psrtlaeat d which Major Jno. McIlvains, Of
Tho Thirty fifth Illinois Volunteers, was Presi-
dot They were tried on . charge OF treason
Against the United BtAtss, and found guilty =,
sAAreed, aud tsntsnoed 70 impisonmsnt Al bAbt
iAoos during the war, and To have their proper
" connseassd for the use Of the Government -
SSes Caldwell, Henry J. Phillips, Thomas G.
Soasrt Jos. baksr, Phillip Jsskssn.
The sun., 1861-11-01

PAIDoNFD ny THE PRFsTpTSr $ 'ldon
BrainArd, who was convicted . tie eriu, OF
forgery, on the 10 h of hp''t t, in 'ie Uuird
States Circuit Court, and sentenced TO one
years imprisonment, has received fun and
free pardon from G. Q Pr 'ident rho docu mont
was received by Marshal Murray yesterd4y, aud
has been granted, because o. tho couvic6s OK
tromO old ago, seventy -four years, and his III
hoailh
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COUNTY koYINAr.ONs.


AT mttung Of tLis Juu, held ~ the ous|
AIt.ur ssyeu, m 52d 4, bst II tL ani OH sV.s|
tre r'th of Oct inst. II vas resolved that tris |
will SUPP ont the r.. ulr Dem cratic nominati, nd
tra :, veral r,s 10 he f De attne eusuiny elsct|
including ALEXANDER WARD, for Assembly.
tie same mettmg, t'c fol wing gentlemen u
.le ted 70 rmRntnt ofhc-rN THJMA5 DOSOHI
Pr'siseut OWEN DONOHUf, Vic Pr--id|
JANIS CROW, = cretary; OWEN M,CABE ~
suter. Th' club viii meet at tire above Place ~
+ day and Nouiay, ST O'Clock p. m. BY 81
FRAHCIs MaEENNA, Chairman; JAMES CR'|
Seellla v. lll]
The sun., 1861-11-01

FLcA1ISo SrA1ioS HousE.-Ths Commit
tiopers Of Police have purchased the s'saa,boat
Deer 10 30 usse - floating sts'ioa house
fOr the ute Of the Hu'or Police. The station
h pse ia State street, hoS used by the Uirbor
Pslso, will I've abandoned.
The sun., 1861-11-01

LARGE BUsEEss ON THE CoRs ExoHANoE.
There was rise yesterday Of ~ and 2 cents
per bubhel on wheat and and 8 cents on corn,
with pressing demand for shipment to Great
Britain and the Continent. The sales Of grain
On Change yesterday lmOruing reached sOO,-
go bushels,
The sun., 1861-11-01

The Governor Of Bermuda has issued a pro-
elsmatiOn strictly forbieding the entrance Of
Confodernto privatesrs, and positively prohibit
ing all persons from selling TO snoh vessels, il
they do enter the ports, supplies of any K nj,
either coal water or provisions.
The sun., 1861-11-01

N0ru cal, oct. 3l.-Tho steamer John Bell,
from Olasgow, arrived at Quebec last evening"
Shs has on board three Vt the crew Of the
schooner John Silver, who were picked up in
the Slrtits d Belle Isle at midnight on the
2i'h ust. Ito schooner had struck reef aud
rlltd.
The men were four days on the wrock. Tho
captain and one man had gone sdrft in boat.
The sun., 1861-11-01

MAEriAGs or Miss HNKLsr.-Ou Wei
n,sdsy mvninR the popular pnma donra, Me,
Isstel'A II nklsy. WAS msrricd TO Signor Su.ini,
the pyi-a base Of tho assscis'e artists The
ceremony was Ie'fonned at St Stephens church,
IMeliy.eirbth sifoet.
The sun., 1861-11-01

SKaMsN.-Rsv. Mr.. Wiley, Chaplain Of the
7lst Regiment, will deliver a sermon before the
regiment on sunday evening next, at Christ
Church, corner of 9th Avenue and 8jth street.
His subject will be, Ute duty Of CHRISTIANS
and soldiers in the present troubles Of our be-
loved country" "
The sun., 1861-11-01

SUPPLIES FoR THE ARNY.-Tho msil Sta
ucr Arago brings ! ,s0l bnx,', consigned to Iii.
ram B.rno, Cousctor this port. Tdose box
e. are sA.d to contain equipment. for Il, 900
men, nclUd ng rHes for full regiment.
The sun., 1861-11-01

PRUssIAs MUsKsrs. Twelve thousand Eve
hundred mu,ke,s, reeen ly srfi el here from
Prussia by = H,nburg steamer, AMI impDfted
by the Government, sre now bei-g shipped TO
the western division Of the army.
The sun., 1861-11-01
Ari,.l.f,he Ansio. saxon.

Montreal, oct. 8l.-The steamship Anglo
Saxon arrived at Far her Point at 80 L. NJ.
with SO cabin ana lis steerngc passengers. ShC
esperi' need strong westerly gales, and wa,
Straits Of Belle l.le. She passed. the Bohemian
on the 10th.
The sun., 1861-11-01

THE FoRT PIcKESs Co REEsPoSpENr Of a
contemporary writes that short time sgo Cb
BRswN, in command at Fort Picsens, wrote for
the third time 10 Washington, asking to bs re-
lieved from instructions Whicl keep him ina
The sun., 1861-11-01

Bost0n, oct. 8l.-GOv. Andrew has sppoint.
cd Thursday, the 2lst of November rs day Of
, thanksgiving and praise, it being tho anniver-
ssI Of the day Of signing tie original compic,
VI Governmcut on board the Nav Flower.
The sun., 1861-11-01

fhe fT' i'ninse'e rrhohets /" boS'oh'
HosiOn, oct. 81 The s'esmer State of NJ sins
srriyed ana Landed the sAte prisoners at Fort
Warren, about O'Clock Two compluies Of
'bt 2u,h Massachusetts, ard 2lth regiment, are
dong guard duty AZ the fort.
The sun., 1861-11-01

ANO1HTR SEIzusE Surveyor d the
P,r, -sz,d Yesterday the ship joseph W Dyer,
t.o siNuer'hs OF which are owned by James
PhliTs, Of Loui lana.
The sun., 1861-11-01
Uulou and Reftrm Party.
Hresty, Capa ity, ard Trus PA'riotins
All Candidates pledged b. tue Pc ple.

In accoi d,nee with tie ali u-nment of tho nj
ing Of delegates fOm all lEe MAIDS in ths
held on MI day lsst, n mest q OF al in taVC
hSyii 4 honest and ca, abls men Ia Office, iTresl
tive ( q, ties, will BE- he 4 N
FRIDAY, the lst e HOVEHBER, At s T. NJ,
MONTGOMERY HALL,
10 Prince II n Ar u6u~ay.
As the o. tire tvk't ot tlis pVty will tnsn be nd
rut o "a ! 1t. CO.. ce it ! OFe1 irr. a nUInbe
p,puDr tpsaAcrs " l. sd!r. stie me'tng.
J u1RR'Ni 'ON,
,EO. JONES, fc,'y. Chairma1
Hitiug NC tlsIOHor 20 J e nom natfd Il Il ths
L,etu Z 4 & { Trar1 / ear ,s'y i4Vite all
irieI Is g. aits q Is setpg. G ,iue = come
j. II. JOHN3GON, n. ID
10 DsVar ltrGet.
The sun., 1861-11-01

We have the best authority for stating that
tho great naval expedition sailed without wit
.teu otdere.
The sun., 1861-11-01

Worcester, Mass Oct 3l-Tbe Massachusetts
2jtb regiment left for New York AZ a quarter
past lcur, Ills afternoon.
The sun., 1861-11-01
Further News.s.c Third II

ALL Wool TSGRirN Ca rsis, 80 Crs
yard Hr ssr - - 90 Oh Ct,t .., 3 e..
B.gs, bA.tn., 4 aces, " IDAHO, ye,vo, I'D.
CIrtts- at We y low prcos, st ulRAx A.
SONS No, o. R,vCty
The sun., 1861-11-01

LADIES FANs,
one, I'wo a III, 90 Do'lirs each.
Al q q. ALI Ems 4l5 BfoAe ~
lu. DO Dsi1w Cana
The sun., 1861-11-01

BoARD OF CouScIIMES.-Ths Board mot
yesterday afternoon, Morgan Jore', Esq, Pes
ident, IN the chair.
Rssolu ions were adopted, that ij5th street
he opened and marked as a country road, from
Broadway 10 the Harlen river that property
owneIs on % avenue, from 1884 street 70 1g6
street, sni l25th street, fom 81 avenue to aar
lem river, be allowed 10 grade IN front Of their
own premises thst the clerks bs di ected 20
certify the bills Of ihs Express for pu0lishiug
Common Council proc edtngs, tie same as ,g5-
viz us 10 the merging Of the Morning. iut) .hs
Evening ElpresS,
C,un'llmAu orion pTopo'ed n smend the orll-
nsnce iolAting to the cfporationfund Tor he ra'
lief Of volunteers by cutting COWn the maximum
amount paid from 81 20 81, sni u, minimum
from 80 10 & % the maximum Woe kly allow e
aucs 10 bo 81 80 for each head Of family 80
cent. for the oldcst child, ard 20 cents or each
additional child, no Qua f,ml 70 receive moro
than 81, which was laid oyJr.
resolution was sdop'ed directing the Street
Commhsou'r 10 prOce, with t.e grazing, lay.
ing out anu irL,. .ng OF Mount Morris Square. A
proposition to require tho work 70 be done hy
ccr'r4ct was voted down, whereupou Council
man S'sv,nson denour chd the measure ss a po-
lticsl one, designed to favor tho democracy in
color IA ng thai portion OI the city.
A proposit On o. create the TiReS a Corpora
tion paper was referred 10 tho Spsvil Comm T.
tee on Advertising. Adjourned " Thursday
mkt,
The sun., 1861-11-01
PEOPLES UNION TICKET
STATE NoMlNATIoNs

STATE hO1NATIONs
attorney GcH'rH. H.......,p DANIEL 5. DICKINe)
A"'e'my ~ SAT-, ,.,...,.u RATIO RAJ Ia u
- th'oU'r r'.,...,........Ll. .lC5 hObINSO III
IRA ur'r .......,.......W WILLIAM II LEWtd
S.1'' Engineer. ..,.,.,.. WILLIAM n TAYL1
I'1Son I"sp'r'' r,.,.,.... .AtRAHAM B rAPe
Canal Comm ,S.tEsT, .IEANELlN =. ALB sR11
Long Term
Short T.rpl- FREDERICK A. TALLN ND(
cont toy IppeIiS. d wKI3I
The sun., 1861-11-01
P,.ws,,,. Arm, yr.rclIss.

A eUTetpncent who accompanied the army
q FrSmoBl In its march from Warsaw 20 Quin,
ey, stsbs that they were continually met by
covptry people, whs ssked all sorts q questions
40 20 ths run ber, Destination, aud movements
d the amy. Orc bucOlls'is Individual ated
joker il Fiemest did not have one huLdred and
bty ttOusant mn
"Ub, te has ttres hundred ihousAnd, was
tho wsg's i'ply, AMI Lne buBdrtd pieces Of
osLt toD.'
The bucolist op-md his oyo, and bis mouth
10 the fullest capacity, and slowly remarked
Well, reckon, Stranger, you'll clasn olt od
Diart'e IBIS time msanink hY his c1liar
pr rBuucisti' n f the pto'sic complaint, TO refer
10 St.,lirg PTto
rs hey passed along rc'r Q iincy. tho rebsls
st the pisirio on fr, hoping to burn up the
baggage usius. The taruers wets frishtou d
le-t their cfons should bs dostru, co. bat tbs
flames we're nsuisked by be,ling A'yut the
hfe Wi bushes
Getc,sl S,gti'r diviiof p-ss-d Camp Morris
say, In HcSmy Co., un friiiy, AID Si,el had
sn interview with Gen Fremont
Msny Out'ages are Cemmittet by the seces-
siuuis \. One uit ht las 80. X jesse B own, .
Utipp msB, who re d 4 near EltfOn, as av =
k.r,d AtA late hour by three armed rsbola
knock /, ujly At liz door La 10 kei OF Il
,tc winro-, vhen they urged him N JOIN
Price, ftcts This he REUSED rereinp "riiy,
when the Il them shot him dead, and The three
msde lei scNpe
4 f., dsys .fto-, while seven 'ch.ls belong.
! ing ~ Gch. fsr,ons' CO onmsnd, having beer
| d.isilso st.-l wheat some III 40 nile, trnu
| her, N,te 10 ,ngagtd, th, y were iired upIn by
/ a company of Rome GHrd4, and two--Jsms
! Clsyhiunk, OF Mnn eau county, and l.. NJ
/ BEn, OF Charlton coputy-wefe ~ ssriOIlJ
( wound,d that they will lie ippl,d tor lie.
The sun., 1861-11-01

bNAFb lf 1li'la NHNhNs--r'A - eeJ'hiAANA Al''N
ing of this Board was held last gvening, ALI.
Frsr IN the cb- ir.
A pa'i.ion signed by number Of hickmeu
and sage owne's, AZ aius, the u's Of va ar carts
in Brobdway, was pfeeutsi, and a resJlut on
ID p ed grsurpg the prayer Of 'hs pe tl"ngr'.
TIE fdllo~ing veto m sslso WAS rsceYed
( ON the Mayor;
BAYoA's OFFICs, New Y rk, o.. 81, 1sjl.
TO tie Honorable he B)ul Of All rnel:
GENT EMRS:-I am c,u>.rsined 10 rsturn
without rIprovAl, tha reso olGtOn, which Ori. ~
mated IN your Hosrd, pr'posiog 20 give u tie
! Lewspap,G called he hOrd tHe p inI!uy Of the
| procseolnl ofthe CotpDs'iun
Ny yraons for w,tnnudny nv sssou' are,
| that the present system ot Curp1-aii0u sdver.
iripg requires reformation -bsiny obiec -ionahls
not only IN sccouut Of / = great cos, but bo-
cause II Goes not attain thu desired object |
assuu that he only object ir advertising At all
| 10 10 give the public an opportunity TO ses and
| TO ko- the character Of has. proceed ng', aud
1t Is m ii-pei sale in accomplishing tl,S object
| that tho public shall be relc1sd. We should
| advertise only in papers OF the very frs. class
| and Of the largest city circ.lcion.
ltspp-hu me, that at time like these tbe
| utmost &c smv is required. We should av Jid
| useless expenditLres. We have no power 10
corler pStruraee. This is no part Of our duty.
Economy in advertising is az neca, slry aS ecOno-
| ny in any ythinR else. IIence, wa should en-
| CeavOr 10 procure extensive plhlcity at az
Ii tie cost - pWshle. 20 not unle -tArd th At
the p.ic's pad for this service heretofore by the
Corporation va'V AccoId ns to tte llrseness Of
the circulation of the paper. They have all
teen paid at like prices Why uot conine il
then exclusively TO those papers which are the
Uo,t generally circulAted7 | recommend,
therefore, that The whole matter 10 revised, and
that TIRE or four OF the leading morning pa
| uArs he selected without reEarepee TO ptriiZan
cons d. atlous n the World should be desme
paper Of thi. class shall not withhold my
asseit II il were included with The others have
irdicsted. For thesa reasons | bsZ TO return the
proposition referred t., snd ssk q reconsideration
| Of the whole matter.
FERNANDO WooD, Mayor.
The message was laid over and ordered ~ be
Printed
The G. Ccmp'roll.r was authorized to purchase
the lot 1856 East 26 h street. for tho u's Of Hos,
Co. No 80, at a cost not exceeding ~ 800
The Board then adjourned to Mouiay week