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Important Action in Kentucky
PADUcAH TAKEN Ivy u. :. TRpop.
Proclamation of Gen. GRAM.

t"'o, Sept 6.-Th, morning, at oclo.k.
Cen. Grant, with two regiments ol inr,n,r, .
one company Of light artillery and two .nin.
boats, took possession Of Plducah, Ky. lie
found secession nal;- Il, ing in dincrcut parts If
the city, in expectation Of greeting the arrival
Of the eouthcn army which was reported a, 500
strong, lG mile, distant. The io,al citizens
tore down the secession Hag, on the arrival Of
our troops.
General Grant took posse. ion Of the telo-
graph office, railroad depot and the Marine Hos
piih lie found large qun,it.c, Of complete
rations aud leather for this southern army
The following PROCLAMATION has been Issued
have come among You not a. nm enemy, but
a. your fellow citizen. Not Ia miltrclt OF an
hnJ you, but H. respect and enforce tho right,
Of all loyal citizens
Nm enemy in rebellion against our common
EoVrrncnt hl, taken procession or and ii ,ntrd
hi' l'n. on The soil ol kentucky,arG hred upon
you Coumbu, sud Hickman are IN hi, hand.
lie II moving upon Your city. ain hsfc IN
otChd you against this enemy, 10 asst the
authority and sovereignty Of your government.
nave nothing to do will opinion AMI shall
deal orlv 18th aimed rebellion. and IT, allen,
anu abeitor'. You can pursue your usual avo-
cations without fear. Tho strong arm Of thu
government IL here 10 protect IL, friend, and
punish its enemies
whenever u is manifest that Won arc able 10
defend your elves an maintain the auihnri', of
TIC government, and protect the tight 81 lo,lI
'iu~rh', shall withdraw thn forces under IN,
'"minah'. y. = GHNNT,
Brig. Gen.
tummiuiup
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

BURGLARY A man named Francis Long was
Yesterday arraigned before Justice Walter. ON a
charge of burglary. 1t appeared that at an early
hour ON Thursday morning he was detected in
leaving the house Of Phillip Frank, NJ. Il
Marshall street, ED. a subsequent invc.tiga-
ton showed that he had gained an entrance to
the premises ieloniously, by breaking into q
rear window. 5000 worth Of jewclry and wear.
in, apparel belonging to Mr.. Frank, was found
in his possession. The accused alleged that he
had committed the robbery on a bet by way Of a
joke, and intended to restore the property. II
Is likely, however, to prove a pretty serious
joke for him, as hc wa, fully committed 10 an
swcr before the Grand jury
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Is Jefferson Davis Dead ?
Positive News Of his Death.

Philadelphia, Sept. 6.-Ths Taguirer has just
received a special dispatch from Washington,
which says that authentic information has been
received by the Government Of the death Of
JtferOn Davis. His death is said 10 have IA.
ken place on Tuesday night.
No News MT NIL OF His Death.
"rHE ooyERSMgNr DoS't BELIEVE r."
Especial bpo,oA 10 ne Ercning Pos,
Warrington, Sept. 6.--In spite Of positive
statements that JeG. Davis is dead, no evidence
OF tho fact has been received here. and tho
Government does not credit IL.
The robcl flag flies at the peak on Munsons
Hill, which seems to indicate that Davis is not
dead
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MoE ALLEGED SrcEs,IoNIsrs ARRESTED.
Tho p lice Yesterday arrested VIM Il. Casey,
d. ), Matte AMI +, c, Chlmbcrg, merchants,
sharg,d with being scccs,ionists. Chamherg
recently did bu inc's in New Orleans, and en-
coming 10 Til, city brought dispatches with
him for the British Consul lie is an English
man. Matte Is a Spaniard, and was in Cham.
Nrgs company lie, with Casey, was giving
his tongue great latitude. The prisoners were
taken before the Superintendent Of Police,
who, after AN examination, discharged them.
ALLEGED PIcKPoCKET.-A young man
named Saml. Smith was arrested yesterday in a
Sd avenue car, where, 1t is alleged, he picked
the pocket of lady. About $50 in bogus
money was found on his person, and Justice
Quackeubush locked kim up. The lady's port.
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monnsie wss not recovered, the thief having.
a. Is supposed, passed II over to a confsde,
rate.
BRUTAL AssAULr.-wm. Bryan, a black
smith, at No. 81 Mulberry street, was arrested
yesterday, charged with felonious assault
upon James Carney, Of No. lis Mott street. II
Il alleged that he struck Garvey In the back
with an iron bar and on the neck with an axe
besides biting off part Of his nose. Justice
Kelly locked him up for trial.
THEFT or a CARRIAGE AND TEAM.-Jsmes
Ross was arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing carriage and team Of horses which he
had hired at livery stable in BROOKLYN. lie
denied any intention Of stes;in, the nrore,tt,
and made an excuse for MT returning Il AZ the
ume agreed upon. The magistrate. Justice
h'hy, held him to await further examination.
ARREST OF PUGILIsT.-Ned Price tho
Boston prize fighter, was arrested YESTERDAY
charged with assiulting and striking VIM. In
gersoll Of No. 233 Bowcry, during a quarrel
between them on THURSDAY night. lie str,.L
lngttsoll with his band in the face and caused
TIE blood TO flow freely from his noe. When
taken bcfore Justice Kelly, he showed provoca
non, ahi upon his promising TO keep quiet for
the Future, tn mag ,stratc discharged him.
TROUBLE AMoNG MILITARY GRNr1gMgS.
ONE SUSPECTED or TREASON Daniel II. Burt
nell George II. Meade and Mr.. Hogg, were
brought before Justice Kelly Yesterday after.
noon on complaint Of Col. J. W. Lats0n. who
charges them with fulonious assault ami b,,
terry. lie make affidavit that the assault wa.
committed 10y the accused at the office Of VIM.
!. Birdsall, No Park place where he. Col.
la'son, was making an affidavit, ch4rrin,,
Burtnel with reasonable sympathy with the
rebels. The accused struck him. tore his a.Iila-
Wit and drawing heavily loaded pistols. made
many murderuus threats. The clso wis laid
overior further hearing. All the parties con
cerned are officers in volunteer regiment. and
were discharged On parole.
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Exciting Telegram from Wash.
ingtOn,
\ nALI.nON RErnNNnlssAnDl
ANn \ Wr~rLENpINr sIrSNI.
'OLipUED NJ LONG lND HEII-' yIgy\.
Nhnt Can II be- =,

washington S'Pf G.--Grutcm,n who return.
cd here at a quarter past one o'clock TODAY from
Georgetown u light. rcpor, heavy and coatiuu.
ous filing between II and T. O'Clock. They
counted during that time over cuc hundred re-
ports. Some Of these reports appeared 90 III.
vicinity Cd. Munson, Iili. and other. ,l,,,, ,',,.
Chain Bridge
Pn'ioH TO the firing balloon va, visible
for an hour over Fort Corculn, and ON II, bonn,
lowered bright light lcal.ium lshD .oa-c>-
hbiiod from a high point, tie color, red. white
and blue hcins distinctly visible ., distance OF
not less than seven miles.
Immediately npntho lgh, being qri,h-
cd firing commenced.
The occasion Of the irins isnpt vet u-nortlincl
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LATER AND STILL BETTER
GREAT OUTBREAK or uNIoNrsM.
THE PEOPLE INVITING orr FORCES
They Offer to fight for the Union



"" baltimore, Sept. Over eight hundred
men, women and children had come to Hattcris
Inlet, by land and by boat. asking protection
from the rcLcl', and taking the oath Of allegi.
ancc.
\ large majority Of the men wish to n ,ht for
the Stan and Stripes. Several hundred come
in daily take tho oath Of allegiance, aud Ola,
their service, to the Union.
Assurances had been received from Ncwbrrn
that If the ilar, supported 10y proper force. is
raised there a majority Of the inhabitants will
"'d in establishing it 'ir1Pagp.a permanently
The Union feeling mahhen sssAf all over
the state, it is said since the dtSe, ofthc rebels
AT IInttcrao.
The Susquchnnna wa, TO 90 down aud take
possession Of Fort Morgan, at O,racolo Inlet,
| Yesterday
Our position at Ilattcrs Inlet has locr
| greatly strengthened, more guns mounted, and
the fort made almost imprcgnablc.
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Military and Naval Movements,

WORE RIFLES COMING -PRoM THE pAo,y,c
Ihifty thousand Minnie rifles have been sen
from San Francisco to Aspinwall in the .,eams,
Sonora. Company II, Fourth Infantry. r. g
A., Capt II. d. wallen, acted as escort. and
then returned to California after the safe deliye.
~ q their valuable charge.
ARRIVAL At 1nE navy YARD.
The L. S. gun boat Crusader. Capt. Craven,
arrived of Staten Island Yesterday at 2 A. NJ.
and proceeded to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She
has been in commission nearly two years.
About seven months ago she came here to have
her boilers repaired, aier which she Joined tho
Florida division of the blockading fleet and
has been cruising round the Florida cot,t ever
since capturing about twenty prizes of various
descriptions. The Crusader was one Of the boat.
do'' he'd Tor the Paraguay expedition In 1858.
PROMOTIONS ron pEsERvtNG SAILORS.
An order Of great interest to the blue itcko,s
has been issued hy the Secretary Of the NV -
Sixty men arc 70 be .rl'ctci from each rec,iy.
ing ship, and sent to Washington in dctach-
moss Of not moro thIn six A. one time. a. they
may be required. They will he known as ord
nance Siudcnt., AMI will be to taught naval
gunncry, and appointed 10 sailing friya,es q,
guTnerS a. vacancies occur. The pay Of a gun
ncr is $1,000 per anuum. A fine opportunity is
now afforded to steady intelligent men.
Two hundred have been tjld off from tho
N"r,h Carolina, and Vill leave toliy probably
ior Washington to complete the crow Of tho
scaucl Pensacola.
wi,A1 ~ u To Pied AZ ARMY.
Upwards Of 5000, 900 cItion, for the army Of
the Potomac, are nov stored in tho receiving
dcpOts at vs. hing,on. Some idea Of tho bulk
Of these ratiors may be formed when we state
that there are $1,000 barrel, or -four, 1000 bar
rcl' Of beef, 5000 barrels If PORK. 800. 900
= unds Il coffee, 800 600 poynds Of sugar, AMI
100000 pounds Of bread with hominy, crack
crs, vinegar, candles, soap and salt in proper.
ton. An army Of 2jo, 900 men will consume
all thee nations in twelve days.
MrTEnEn ISro SEnvicR.-About two hun.
bred men belonging to different organizations,
worc mustered into service Yesterday at tho
mu-t,rng office on White street. and AZ once
sent Ia the camp at Scir,iile. Under the new
orl'r al troops raised here whether BELONGING,
10 regiment. Formed under the state rclui.i-
uon, nr accepted by the United States. will be
sent 10 this camp. The statement in one Of yea
tcr'ays papers, that this cimpis to bc broken
up IN consequence uf the orlcr rcmittins the
military arrangement, exclusively 20 the state
nu,h'r'i."' hats been positively contradis tod.
Tue IWLtIru REGIMENT Rrouo AMINO
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splendid Condition Of IN. A..

e. Wessi, gton, Sept. 6.-The energy and actiy.
hy 81 the amy are inspiring the Government,
with full confidence Of success In n,,intajnins
the Union; Complaints of dsmoraliz alton are
no longer beard, while the army is steadily in.
functions. P''' Tvs
APPOINTMENT
Major y. D. French has been appoin,ed Com.
missioner e Public Buildings IN place Of Wool.
resigned. '
UNION SOLDIERS ALREADY nHrgtytSa pyy.
sfONs.
The Pension Bureau has already commenced
Pensionng the soldiers wounded during tho
present war.
The new steamer Pensacola will leave Wash.
ing on in few days, PROBABLY for New York.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. :, 1861.
The New

lie enough for one day, without commcnt--in
DECD We have no room even to catalogue its re
msrkable features. The stock market wa
reached yesterday by the earlier (and fcebler,
reports from North Carolina, and became ram.
pant, as II IL described, under their influence.
Everything went up with jump, Of 4 to per
can't
We look for greater things by our next issue,
Tor the great battle on the Potomac is now cx-
pccted almost hourly.
The latest exhibition lin Missouri Of tho un.
nttcrable fendishDcss Of the spirit Of secession.
in ia most oongenial souls reminds US of the
vision in the Apocalypse, where I" the Devil /,
come down having great wrath, because he
knoweth that he hath but a short time"
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Dia5OliCal Secession Outrage.
RAILROAD BRIDGE UNDERMINED.
Tfn'n-i"ll Of Prnrrnble Traveller.
Slaughtered!

Ho'soS, No sept. Abe Ha.,cr. bacra,c
master On the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad
furnishes TO the ST. Loui, D,lunc,at the follow -
ing account Of dinboical outrage on that road
the day before yesterday.
The passenger eVprr, train bound wc., IN
september 5rd, was thrown into Platte River
the finders on the cast end Of the bridge over
that stream having been burned ue,rI, thr,u IA
IL" entire train went down, the engine turn
my over aud the baggage, freight, nal and
Two passenger ear, II!cd ON top. The pi-,cn-
ger ear, were completely mashed and w.,,
IT," orlN or IN the train that escaped unhurt.
'Nii,r getting ont the lagsA,r ear, | Gown.
ih,"'I i,hlns the Messenger, that were not
'I,h nom the wreck. Conductor >. {. Cater
uiDl o. very few minutes Frank Chrl the
ti.ncrr had ore lcg completely puI,lci and
lNu med mo -'rinu- DE al-u uip,l IA , few
minute. Martin lIrd, mail agent, Charles
Moore, ir,uan, and 4. Eos % brakeman. wen,
h'h''. Among the wounded wwc Mr. Mrhll,
,'n OF ~. Nciil!. Of ohio AMI bis wife both
laih injured. | could not Learn the Nance. Of
an the l>-oIE'r'. went 10 St. Joseph. got
an engine, physicians and other Heyc-,iric, Tor
In' wounded, and reached the wreck az . \. NJ.
Ih' -Icalr-i excitement pr,,ul la NJ. l1.up.
III regard 20 THIS iuhumgu outrage.
Further Particulars.
The tram brought So "a 100 4. -scn-rr, iu-
Guiding women and children. and came upou
the bridge at II O'Clock at nj sht. TIE tIm'cr,
had been burned nearly ttnpsh. and tn, Ire
then carefully cNtiugui,hri, lclyin, tho bridge
q m'rr ,hrll. The entire tain wa, rcriprat,d
INTO the abyss All the seat. were broken an
and showed forward, carrying thu pl,>cu- or,
ana fragments in Onr prumi,cuous heap down
the d,glNliN, like an Nalmyhc, aud bur, inu
them beneath the piled mp WRECK Of the car,
ana Ill, lv.i Of the bridge, which came down
upon them with mighty force. Into this mas.
a. hlu'd an agony, OF wlngcd aud ,hrcLinE
\Hl4lnN 'ho Last two cars pitched Directly down
only three p,nult, y. ". Parker, Mr.. Wells
ana Mr. ilagyr were left ubl5 u render assist
1nrr all the. rest hc'uS klcd OF disabled. A.lr
dong what he could, Mr.. Ilagcr AT MIDNIGHT
fastened on foot, nine NIL s, to II. Jo,tph for
ASSISTANCE, On the way he found heavy lie
'trHpl'i aero, tl' track in one place. and n
ucste work partially burned in another
hN ~ a. M train from -. Iu,euh with
90 men ana all tie physir an, ID. the place. with
m'"I'lhr', instruments and Other ncces,iI.c-
wa, az the ',"nc of the hellish massacre.
MANY ~ the wounded had cncrl cd from the
wreck Seventeen dead bodies were found aud
TWO IN dNlng condition, while many others
N'i' dangerously wounded and ,till others
manned or crippled for life.
mr fiager was dispatched 10 Bruokield,
"hlch Is east OF the bridge, Tor another train to
60 To the wreck. Fifteen mllfs east of the Platte
River be found another bridge almost entirely
burned, hdring been .fred afi,r me train passed
weS', ~ o'd'T 10 Prercw dSs''apcc hip9 sent
from he cast.
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News from the Rebels.
SOS To wA,urNGfoN.

I"U"TH, sept. G -- The Mobile R,ci,,,r saws
that Cen BrnN'on Bragg has been Transferred
rom f'Iracoa 10 the PutOmIc, an / is succeeded
Ia command 10y Brgldcr- General X. II. An.
der,on, @! South Carolina
rnE Ml,srSr ONO sE,ENru HEARD FROM.
HkmorL N,p'. G.--Oac hundred and two
Federal prisoners reached Richmond thi, after
noUn. They were taken by fioyd, near q ulcy
lIrdgc, last week. One hun irrd belonged Ia
tn Oho ,th. There are al out 1000 Federal
plisoncr- here now
1iiE REEFL CONGRE,,.
Congress wa, IN session about two hours on
the 81, and then adjourned ill the 81 MONDAY
i'm November
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Washington. SIP, 6.--Thc heavy rrm. thi,
morning was from battery practice. whi.hp.r
Sous several m.'e, distant construed iu,o AN en-
tagomon', battle from day to day having
been predicted
Cen Mcclellan crossed long bridge last uight.
and passed along the outpost, # the army. re-
turning by way of the Chain Brilgo, tg person,
ally 'ali-.y himself OF the condition of ,f,ir.
and arrived in Washington before miIui,,h,
His own habit Of watchhlnc,, and inJ'H7,r,,''
have most excellent effect on the entire lrr5.
nrgnniLAIinn WV
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By rBLEoRAPB TO THE N y SUN.
War Movements, &c.
Better and Better from North
Carolina!
PANIC REvoLuTIONIzINe THE STATE,
7HE UNION LEAGUE UppERxosr.


fo'trf" Monroe, September 5M.-The Mont
cello and Harriet Lane arrived from IIattera.
Inlet this morning. They report tho most
gratifying intelligence.
ABANDONMENT or ANOTHER INpoRTANr roSr.
The Confederates have abandoned their strong
~ fortified forts at Ocracokc Inlet.
TnK CITIZENS oiyINu ~ THEIR ALLEGIANCE
BY HUNDREDS.
Mutitudcs Of North Cirolinians have demon.
straied their loyalty to the Government Nv
coming TO 1IatierB Inlet TO take the oath Of
allegiance. Colonel Hawkins send. word that
he administered the oath to between two and
three hundred in one day.
UNITED STATES vrssLi.s EVERYWHERE GREET.
HI WIN WHITE rLAGs!
TIE Susqucha.la ran down to O,racokc In.
lei and found the fertilization. there completely
deserted, and the white Gag was everywhere
exhibited.
14c steamer Pawnco still lies in the inlet.
and the Su-quehanna on the outside.
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H',h''9''H, S,P'. ct /, probable tina,
either tioycrnor Brirg. of Mlssichusrt,s. or Mr..
rnudec, Of Maryland viii be- chosen umpire OF
the New i'arail and United States commi,-
son. Al tho ca'c, ior indemnify ari,in, from
ih' Panama riot and massacre Of April, 1855.
nay, en- hl,I up To tuc 1T Inst. New era l.
ad, La, by the Convention. dire months in
which g. take testimony. aud Of this Mr. C,r.
y, '' the corn'" for that Republic, will proL..
bly, avail himself
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Hdyu'ogo. S'1'. 6.--The Union Convention
held lcro today was presided over by Hon. @.
NJ. Davidson, lifelong Democrat. DELEGATES
were APPOINTED TO the State Convention on tho
10Th inst, at Syracuse.
Al the Republican Convection Of the Second
Assembly District Of this county, rcsolutil,,
were adopted for the Union ticket
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Ic--iah- ohurch-t,yn,tlng tho s,x,o,,J

hi.tnJ lin It, between Sd aud ith ayr, R,v
T. lANlNG, VIII SPEAK tinlriow. subjects.
M.."Ihc Bcn"yolcitP rp,-,rs OF God, Luke ~ 4
J.. M--"Ihc Royal Git," Heb. ig-2o. Even,
sc "uSistcuoy DO Expectation" ID P,ter3-it
are cordially invited 10 attend IN
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n'"I"iy' "fh r'gme' t. and th,@c de.irois NJ en-
" ~ lh tle ne" 9th, ur tie First reg .nent nf
,ho " sH bf Radr T. be cutuuaadcd Is Lieut. Col
Nntcht VII Apply NJ ~ Pence st. cant THOMAS,
sCANIAS, laie Orderly Sergeant Co., IsTS
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AZ th' u r'Hn R'ptst Church. - durd 4, s ind J
,ll"ll',Ik ana evening. IL the tvcaIur. Ivy rsmesa
lie val preach ds.oursr original, pr,i. .bri n
l",e III" Young Mems Christian Association, uph
Memory 90 Future State" fG9
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The Campaign in Missouri.


Lerrg'oH, BE-. irl %. a large secession
force surrounded tli, town on both side, of th ,
rNcr, last wcck, aud arrested q number Of Union
men, ANON: them EN Gov. King Julie E,-
land, and VIM ;. Field, and ON Friday week
Last, at the Iustiucr 81 tn gentlemen. a DAG
ol truce W., sent hy the rebels, which rcmlr 4
m u coi ference about mile fiom town The
rch"l d"lnatdcd the unconditional surrender Il
the fort wl,ch Wa fatty refused. During tho
Investment Of the town bv the scce,sioni,,, a
good deal Of skirmrhing took place in the
woods on both side, ~ 'hr river.
On 1hur.day Lieut.. Brown was attacked IN
the strrc', Of the city bv party Of see y,ioui,t,
under Capt William, m which the Latter were
conn 'et"ly routed and CAPT. W. taken prisoner.
after hoing cNcrnly wounded by Lieut.. Brlwn,
On Friday oil iluthcr attempts 10 reduce the
place wire abandoned, Col. Rout re.rcitin,
with hs command toward, Independence. am
Cot REID going toward, Fort Scott, lcivn ,
shelby with about 600 men, eight mile. e. ut If
Lexington, ant u considerable secession force in
the bottom, briwccn I"Nu ton and Richmond
The force thu. lott have cut on all mail com.
d lnya'iun.
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.. WrgonG " y, S'p'. q, The nomination Of
Van Il, Richmond for State Engineer. made
Yesterday at the Dymucrmic State Convention.
tuia, dispatch.
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man, WI b0 VIIlcTod tmorroW evening, M U
Methodist Prctn ant Church, Attorney 81, ate
O'Clock Mr.. i.NCHMAN was meiul or ,i'
Regiment, n. Y. Volunteers also u memben
h,ee c.. n. T. FIo Department, who are resIs
tu.Iy IN, ted. II6r
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'h' l'sl"NlSl' CAtDIr Is IlACErN>A,k.
On Thursday morning Marshal French. of
Jersey CITY, with u force Of twelve men. went
I" liachcn~'oA, New jersey, to arrest q number
of >ocos 'ioni-'s The rebel were traced to the
town Of Paumu', but they were permitted to
return to the village Of Slml,uburs, near Hack.
cn,ack, in the evening and were seized, They
Ind organized a military company under tho
name Of the American Guar, Lieut.. Crosby
commanding. The Marshal seized their arm,
Uoriy-thrce musbct'). and compelled the trai.
tolsto take the oath Of allegiance. Much COOL
may tho oath do.
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THE UNION CANDIDATE ron DIsrRIrr Ar.
EOESEr.-It is said to be probable that General
7. b. Van Buren,, Paymaster General Of New
York state, will be the Union candidate Tor the
District AttOrneyship at the next election.
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Nh'r'H hp' G.-\lr>. Burns. convicted
70 murduigE III, chIll, wa, hung IN front Of. III
Wl at ~ O'Clock today. IN immense crowd
v.tc.s,d his execution.
j,s'o Patterson, also ,ouvi,rcI murderer.
.i' been IcpricNcd until the 18th OF October.
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Rs.C:ov. Wrialn on the War.

indianapolis, $ d. G.--Ex. Coy. Wright, late
Democratic MIni~er to Berlin, had an cnthu-i-
a'tir RECEIPT on here onirht. lie made a stIai sht
out Union speech in advocacy Of the wal 10 tho
kriie until tie Last vesige Of rebellion is crushed
mt
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PoLTTcIASs stirring up party strife and
Ahusting themselves before the people as can
didates f. office, in the hour of their country,
peri, remind us of unnatural children quarrel.
ling over dying parent, for the possession of
his effects.
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Batter 1t, has faith IN Cufst, ia efforts g. ave
10 e. iu tnc gospel forth. poor bread irr the Lunll
ciulhing for thc naked, Truth or the crriug. VI
viii preach 90 these riunor.y Services ,s u.af
=. M. and - r.. Rev. !. Q. ADAMS. Thurs
eve - W. ;. WILDER, SuHt. 100.
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INK vii hc he'd At MAspETII, LII, mi CIV.
"'vV'' commencing "u Iuee1v, Scptcmb,r -
,'nu.uihE uhtil TIE following Monday. ST. a
leave Grand and South tn 1t, W.llaunsburl o
hal. hour for the Grove 49,
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wsi i'g t. join the at,ve regiment VIII call al io;
Mu'berly ~ aud enroll t'rir name, with Co IL.
Know ~ The Old H',,sis. IN Bn.is and al them
CAPT. JAMES LOUREY. Com. Ia
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Pos Once Notice The nail. ~, s,-...
.a soI IHAMPION and HAMBURG, per D. s.
e ~, .r.lf IECToN1A, aud for IRELAND. VIZ
TINS 'tiee on SATURDAY, The IN a. ~ $3.50,
Der, NJ i0k o'clock ~" uS oi SePeeh-
1873 WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. Po-,n..,.r