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WILLIAMSBURGH.

MN CuuEFH ED,vIsF.--LAYISn or ne
CunNEr SToNG.-Some three OF four hundred
porsorA were assembled yesterday To partici lato
in the exercises Of LAYING tho corner stone OF
the now cdifcc Of Chri,t Church. The cerc-
mony Of LAYING the stone was performed hy tho
pastor of Christ Church, Rev. \. ii. Partridge.
III Lew building when completed wilt BE- Ono
uI me handsou0,t church cdIlccs in Williams
hr:sh. II 5 situated an Bedford Avenue, inn
u-eedoIy ~ the rear Of Division Avenle. The
~ Is - by LII lvst, and the building is to lie
- by - Fact, GId 20 feet high, with two
over. II Nm have three font entries, and
viii scat 1900 persons II ~ 10 be btIlt oil Bell
eNI!lo n. J., Store, under the suporntendenCe
IA j. III. Gibbs, architect, Of New \ AK ltWhl
cost upwards Of S3j,OO
Fam CASUALTY. Mr.. Margaret Meyers, Ss-
sidlaG in Ewing street +. D. was severely
burned on Sunday night by tho accidental sarst-
iag VI a auid lamp near whore she was sitting
Her recovery is considered doubtful.
SEVERE ACCDESr FROM FIGHTISG.-An-
drew Simon, residing Ia South 9th street, f.,
H., had his arm brokO2 yesterday while fight
ing with another boy.
FoUNp DEAD IN BEp,-A little girl 5 weeks
old, the child Of Mrs. Ripton, residing in 92
McKibben street, Y. D., was found dead in her
bed yesterday morning. Coroner Murphy held
en- inquest upon the body, and verdict Of death
I rom commissions was rendered.
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Union VAR Meeting in rnn,iI Hal. nono


HON b',."unn L. Thomas was named Pre-
u'i'' ana III. M'' or 81 w ton, Chtrlcstpw
Iih,"" @, h'S'uf!' Ihrlc g. worcester, J."
sh' Nat !" ah. lynn, ~. others 10 the Huf
O'i o' ~ q. Nl''-I I' %. MS.
Inc lI' H'it ".'.nP'rl 20 'p'lk on takitI
'h' 'nnlr, nav 10y U Is imc Tho presence Of 81,
crow" W. VI N""'9' hH' become ~ great, III
''h'o mas s"aNii To ami iro like Nigh
MaN'@' era nc ''ulu nor lc head. Senai
"ilsoh iolo"'di ahu mot WIN no better succ,sl
lhe jan "'lWe lh-upprltbo when II W.
ANNOUNCED rom lhe pa orn that a me. .iu
""nlu al once h' "'g'utHru outside.
Nv" vast m,' tnEs were at once formed, an
Ii' huun'rS Wlh"u, lir oNc.ejc those withlt
Inns az once relieved lhr hhll, and the proccc'
IhES N'i' ,c,"in,o. judge Llrd made an cl'
Pu'n ana lmp'o' rye speech. liz Slil q
Mw'u h.N'r ~" .u'u d1iy a. ih's. Al u
n"P'" mum my 4" CIVILIZATION, ct Chts,LI
'N' II. mao I'M 81 '''d W'rv bound up IA III
contest We were WaElhg. Nhlc Judge Lon
~. ? Hhhg. 'hc following displt'h Wa r.
ceN'l nom M, M'dghci' winch "aN read Lin'
thunders 81 applause
NAV luRk. S,pt. ..
ITO tho Chairman oi the Dnon M'rtinN
Flncuil Halt deeply regret the impossib III
OF being with the citizens Of NJ ,>sIchu .etts TIL
evening. The Irish Brigade imp'rl'iVely
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roiirc Intelligence, &c.

TIM Coz. llTsoS CAsE-Justice Kelly yes
tcilny rendered h.. decision in tho casr Of Mnlo,
Burtnet and Mr.. Mead, charged with "A (, lonous
es0ault upr Col. latson OF the horse artillery.
Both gentlemen were held to bail in ajUO cash.
- appear ard answer at the General S,-sinu..
Two o'hc,, who wcr, Concerned in tho assault
were held 8" bail and keep the peace.
A DUEL Win CuEEsE KStvEs. Two mon
named Daniel Tuomey and John Gin got into
quarrel together yesterday, at the corner #
Park and worth streets, and agreed to So 10
the matter 10y duel with kpivr. They &c
oordingly rrucJrcd two AMI aljour.,d to a
back yard in tine vicinity, where they fought
until 1uumcy was badly cut about the bead and
aims. POLICEMAN then came in ant arrested
g. 70. GIL WAS l0'krd mp in tho Tomb, nul
Tuomcy was taken TO the Hospital.
FELoNIors AsSArLr.-Wm Harris AMI Thne
Wilson, both colored men, got into a ii ;ht to-
gcther yesterday, in Thomas street. Wilson
thew a. cap full OF SCOT into hi, adversary. CO
and Harris iLhlc,cd q severe cash in the back
Of hi, neck with the edge Of a razor. II iris
was arrested and locked up, aud Wilsou was sent
TO tie Hospital.
NIoLArfNo TIM SUNDAY LrQuoR Law. .-
John Wolf anil Henry lIildehraud wer, ar
rested yesterday, charged with keeping their
public houses, in the 9Th Ward, open on Suud ~
tor the sale OF liquor, in violation Of law. They
were held to bad to answer.
DISMISSAL or \ policeman FuR DISLoYAL-
TY.-Tho Police Commissioner, yesterday dis
missed from the Department policeman John +.
Dazettc Of tho 81 Precinct, no having been
found guilty Of expressing sentiments disoyal
10 the L. =. Government Several similar cases
have been before the Commissioners, but Thu,
!, tao only instance which has resulted in tho
expulsion o. the party accused.
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rnE HATTsRAs PnfsorERs.


Since the Fort Hatterss prisoners have |
confined on Governors Island, citizens have
been allowed to land. The officers are quart,
in the garrison, and the privates in Cs
William. The former have liberty Of the
land, and seem to make the most Of il. T
have voluntarily given their parole no, to
any communication with outsiders, unless
miitcd to do 50 by the commanding officer, &
oncl Loomis, 9TH Infantry, u. S. A.
DIsausrBD TRAITORS.
The other evening the captured officers q
on the parade ground listening to the bs
which play. fcr an hour every night bel
the commanding officers quarters. Sudde
the band struck up Yankee Dooils;"
SoutherLers Immediately turned on their h,
and walked on in great disgust. No offcne,
them was premedita'el, a. the band was in
habit of playing this National air long bel
the prcsenee OF southern prisoners was dres
OF. fOdr reporter seems to have an impr
that the Performance Of patriotic airs at
headquarters VI military command Of
Unitc' States, might he, under 50 nc cirru
stance, au alrrout to traitor, confined will
ear sLoi lie should bo ashamed TO mako
apology ior such performs me-. En-
4 detachment Of recruit, enlisted > :
wa Transferred to tic Land yo..crla,. *
will be- put under canvas ON the north side
the leland, ,hcr not being room in the b
racks
TIE recruits enlisted At tho Hudson street n
d'2Nous for the mounted service, will 10 sent
Carlisle Barracks, Pa, today. These recr
arr pushed forward in their drill and sent
rcgim,ui with the least possible delay.
LIFtr. rIuIILrs, Of the Fist Long Isl
Regiment, now a, the seat Of war, has opene
rrcrui ing Office at l6G Fulton street, Brookl
Ono hundred men are required to ill up
rank. Recruits will be sent on in squad
ten To join the regiment at Washington.
TnuRr BECrNHSr ENcKt.sroR BEioApy
squad Of recruits were dispatched ve,toria,
Washington by lie IT.. Pcnuock, to join this
gimen'. A sccord squad will follow tn, Ia,
part Of this or first Of next week. II he
qnartcrs are GOO Broadway.
Howard Mission ANU TIo MI PoR Il\ I
NASlintU-, - NEN BuwERY -Rey. va
Van Me cr, sap. ui tlIs mission, stlrta to 4
hois on Wednesday # this week, with hi. n
{ mpanv Of l't L. Wunrcr'r-, anl tny..it iii
whom he has p-cy oulv lrca'cl. lie /. r.,
ing daily over 200, and up 10 thi, TINA
wants II the N. ion have been most ibar,
and promptly met. TCos
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Some OF the Bink,-nono oi which ara uhic
70 supply currency 10 circulate between dncr-
ent sections nj the cour'ry-lre di.pn,ed to try
.~akA AaG.lp.!le ger policy o, tructins the
circulation Of he demand Treasury Notes
Several lots were received in Wall street ycster-
day from Western banks which aro irving 10
drive them home for redemption, in order to keep
the Geld TO their own hall-disl.cd,tcli,.yc The
result Is easy to foresee. The Western people.
knowing the superiority OF the Government,
notes, will only take them the more freely 70,
the opposi,ion of their banks. The banks bN
gathering them up for redemption, win on'
heighten their credit, and the faster they sre
redeemed, the faster they will be paid out, aud
holders will be the less willing TO deposit them
In exchange for the under-par notes OF bank
In short, when a currency of undoubtei credit
rodeemable in coin TO any amount, and at par in
every corner Of the Union, is given to the pub
lie, war upon II by banks of inferior credit viii
,uly stren.r then and stimulate its circulation.
some Of our city banks being disposed to take
a narrow view Of their own circulation interests,
gin this connection, a meeting of city bank OIL
.csss has been called TO consider the matter. il
IA hopsd that the illibera disposition will be dis
eouutsnanced, a. the circulation Of banks like
thOse Of New York can suffer very little ut home
whore il is all employ ed-from any composition,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE a. T. SUN
War Movements, SO,
From Washington.
Progress Of Events in North
Carolina.
TEN REGIMENTS RECALLED FROM
VIRGINIA.

virginia.
Commander Roam has written n letter to the
Secretary Of the Navy, dated Omitted States
Steamer Pawncc, llatteras Inlet, Sept. 9TH, -
from which the following is an extract:
SIN communication addressed 10 the Com.
msndcr-in Chief at Hampton Roads, informed
him that forwarded seven Of the fugitvcs in
the Peabody 10 be landed AT Hampton Road,
supplying them with provisions to last thprn
there. Another Of the fuPitycs of this party
have rctrincd 10 act as pilot in these waters
should his services lie required"
From tie beet information | can obtain. ten
regiment have bccn recalled from virginia to
defend the state. The scccssionists residing near
the water arc deserving their residences and
se,king shelter in the interior. Tho poorer
cl. .c. remain, waiting for protection to ayow
their Union sentiments.
a town meeting was called in Washington.
y. G., on the hight Of the lst inst, when 1t
WI, ,ccid,d To- for,iiy point in the river, ten
mile below the town.
"lSNAsioN \ nLEs-tNG.
Washington. S,pt 9.--1hc Post NJ i,'cr Cone.
iai las dut dod Me mail ficiliics To ho restored
to HiduCah, Nv, that town now being in p.s-
session 81 Federal troops, ard the mail, there no
| Ion rr talrp,Iod with 10y secc.,ion-ts.
| 1RNiNC 70 SiriIN THE DEMAND.
Tho Secretary al the Treasury has LARGELY
| inctcVed the clerical force employed in filling
up treasury nolc~.
col. lanon has been authorized to raise a
brigade Of Virginia and other troops, AMI Ia,
nlicad, made arrangements for properly equip
pirg them.
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BROOKLYN.

IIrr.-An unoccapicd house, owned by hr.
John Bradshaw, situated in Butler f'roet, near
franklin Avenue, wa discovered to be on i'm
between Two and three o'clock yesterday morn
ing The flames were speedily cNtinguishcd.
Damage $50. An alarm Of fire yestcrliy fore
noon was caused by the burning Of tar barrel
at the foot of Renson street.
BuRG AR AEREs sRD.-Olcer Mcmahon, OF
the 81 Precinct, discovered a man in the store
of Mr.. Harrison, in Henry street, near IIam,l7
ton Avenue on Monday morning, and took him
into custody az he VAS leaving the premises.
The accused gave liz name as John Muliley.
lie was o ked mp 10 await h,aring The stOTo
Of Pat-ick Coyle in Park Avenue, corner OF
Clinton Avenue, was feloniously entered on
SUNDAY night and sAbed Of about fifty dollars
in bills lId coin.
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The Independents rrop's'. r-io- co-vs--

zion.
Syydcuse, Sept. 9.-The Independent Pcool.,s
Convention 10 assemble tomorrow. lids f.Sr 10
have quite . large Attendance Therp ar,
good number 81 delegates and outsiders here al
ready, and nearly at hotel rooms are bespoLer
for tomorrow. No conjecture can he formed a.
to the probable action Of the Couvention.
as there " no recognized bead and all IL al
loo'e ends. Every olc, however, expresses the
intention TO put ticket into the field in adj
vance 81 the Republican Convention WI ich Ia
10 assemble Wednesday, and in expect alton
that II will be endorsed by that body Noni.
nation are eagerly sought, but much depends
on the chsracler Of tho delegates, and their
fimness in withstanding outside pressure.
Among we'll Known persons present are -. II,
Ogden, Former Aboll Hugh J. Hastings, WIN.
Duer, Thomas George Opdyke, Of New York;
Il Carroll, Ssml. A. Law, Delaware; Judge
Mexican, jas. Il. Thompson of Monroe; Hon.
Luous Robinson, Senator Truman, Ex-senator
Briggs, Kings.
Tho Dickinson men and Greeley Rcpr'li.
cans seem ut pre- cnt to have control Of the
movement.
Ex-Spcaker Alvori is talked # As p-c.id;nq
officer Samuel A. Law ia a candidate for
Treasurer, Bruce and Thompson for c nal Com
missiorers, and Roswell Graves, Of Kinyi. for
State Engineer.
Dickinson Is splkcn Of ~ Secretary Of State,
position he is said to prefer to the Court oil ,p
ponls.
Judges johnson, Clinton and Shrnllni. are
mentioned for the Cou't Of Appcal., ami Sen,-
tor Colvin, VIM. Curis Noycs, lloratip Ballard
and Ward Hunt, f.r Attorney General.
blr Dickinson is expected in the morning.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Bciorc Recorder IiorfAAv.

Jane, Kelly and Thos. Burns. two yonng men,
were convicted yesterday OF highway robbery.
Tho circumstances of the ca,o were simply: One
James NcGwin, on the ID inst, passed through
William street, dlauk some lager bier ard when
he reached Chatham square, felt dizzy, sat
down, and fell INTO stupIr On awakening no
found three or four men, IN. lud.n, the prisoners,
on and about him, some hold,Er MN fast while
Cnn rAed his pockets. Boih were sentenced to
ten wears imprisonment.
Two Eirc Houayes, appearing in uniform, were
con, isc ed q assault and battery, being charged
with a bayonet assault on policeman, aud
were sentenced, the one named John k'lly to
rte pcnitenliafy for four months, and the other,
.Wmcd ThoOdOfo IIud-on, for six months.
Charles Dumas vas sentenced to the State Phi
sou for three years, for felonious assault with a
knife.
Henry Swift, FOR furge-y in the fourth degree,
for passing countciicits, was sentenced to State
Prison for tive years.
1hr Grand Jury presented batch of new in
dicimsnts, and large number Of prisoners were
urrgL = ed
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frdnj fort, S,p' "a dispatch from Cen
Polk 10 Gov. Magonin, was laid b,pre the
Legislature tbs evening" thrsub.tancc o. which
wa-, that ! e had occupied Culumhu, aul ~ ok.
nan on account Of rcliiblc information that
the .dcral frees were about to occupy said
Ionts, Sc.
Cen. r,ll, proposes tina, the Federal and Con.
fdciac force, shall 10 simultaneously with .
drawn from Kentucky and enter into rcco,ni.
zanccs to respect the neutrality ot that state
iouisriH., S'pt 9.--Ccn. Anderson arrive
hce from Frankfort, this evening.
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Prom Washington.

Warrington, y W 9.-Ttc Confederate forth
l,a'iuus Uu Mui-ons illl. thrc, fuurihs Of /,
mil, from lI,iloy !, Cro-. Roads, have every in
dcalion ol hcin.; completed. On SUNDAY c,cry-
tmng in that vicinity was quiet, bu, THIS moan
irs the Confederate ,pcurI tlpi cot, ,lled bat.
',ric-, tlnwirg .h.ll iIto the curampm,nt Of
ON pckct' at Biil,ys Cfo.a Rruad-. Two OF
the shell irll hort and the third one passed a
hall mao ley ond them, IN retaliation for VIII CT,
.ur sbmlrho, tcrs advanced on their picket, AMI
Killed two II their number.
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THETwEEKLY SUN
SATURDAY, SEPT. u. 1851.



Thsre IL nothing Of great moment from the
v..t Of var, but significant indications OF col
,.p.s are sen in the rebel army and cause IL
Il alleged that their grand army is actually re-
,,rOerSiing, and II is argued that II must now
10 20, % ten regiments have already been with,
drawn for Moth Carolins alone, and wen
Rrcunded expectations Of being urgently oali'u
home. prevail among all the cotton state troops
Nothing is yet positively known Oh Jhff'
D,x,s' fate. and every day Of uncertainty
,.,r.nstbens the presumption Of his death.
The progress Of events in North Carolina con-
tlnues highly encouraging. The dispatches
speak for themselves.
In the few figures we have from the Maine
slectiou. and in the particularly few and small
figures Of the White Feather vote tho Distrac
ton poll tcians Of this state may soc their desti-
nv fcreshadowed.
Very interesting tcl'graphc, city, and other
news. will be found on our first page.
Il has Just transpir'd through one Of the
newspapcrs in Kentucky, that much moro Of.
footive communications than is generally sup.
pousd have been going on through that state,
betrccn the L. S. arenas and military author
tiles, AMI the loyalists Of East Tennessee.
General ASpERsoN has not been lettering idly
about Cincinnati. 4 Winchester paper says -
q" Il is understood that 0oO more guns aud
two cannon passed through Lexington on FRI
day night last, intended for the troops at Bry-
.n,,ville. ami TO be conveyed to the Gap ~
And companies of well armei Tcnnesseoans
have begun marching into safe Kentucky
quarters in considerable numbers already, under
the glorious old dag oftheir fathers. 1t is said
that whole regiments have been organized AMI
secretly drilled, and by this time are doubtless
armed
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A PARAGRAPH in the Baltimore Clipper re-
fers to the transit Of CDR. DAVIES Of the New
Yok Sun, IN route for Washington with the
model Of a new ambulance, &c. Our contempo-
nary has been impo'ed upon in slight partcu-
lar "Dr. DAvIBs' has no connection, direct
or indirect, with this paper. Tho clipper and
any other papers in Baltimore and Washington
who arr unfficndly TO the practice Of assuming
fictitious relations 10 the press, would do US a
favor by copying this disclaimer.
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Another Candidate for Forl Lafayette.

U'areriy, ". L., Sept. 9.--lIon. Nathan
Bristol, ex-State SENATOR aud member of the
Committee auth rized by the act Of the Legis-
lature to audit certain accounts not within jurs-
dction oithe State Auditor, we'll known for
his seceesion procliyitos, was waited on last
night and treated with a serenade. Tho music
was burned in efigy, and afterwards buried in
etfdgy in the grave yard. There was consider
able excitement
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Fran liurNlnud.

Montgomery foWIV, Va, NcpI. 7.-Tho rcbcl-
fccp mp an almost daily iiring on our mon AT
the icrric,, and nj time, make demon. ,rIt on,
rs VI they intcud to cross. Yesterday there wa
heavy oanuonaling at Edward, Ferry. Thi,
may he their plan Of drawing attention from
the works which are said to he in prosrr-, ol
the Ferry road leading to lcnShur:.
Gen. Banks division !, ready AZ an time, Ia
move IN any direction at Il moments notice.
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81. JnAu'. y T.. Sept. 9.-Thc RovaI Mail
steamship Africa from Liverpool, AUGUST 3lst.
VIA puoru,uwu, September l,t, arrived on Cape
Race at lal'-pa,t O'Clock, this morning. Sh,
was luult,l hN the new. N.,cht OF the A. ,ociltrd
Pre- "io the following summary Of news Oh
taiurd.
The dnt.. ncr the Arica arc six days Later
than tho" Jtrldy received.
Great Britain.
W" London firb' announces that the army IN
Canada IS nj out To hc reinforced b, 3. 800 men.
during the muuh. Probably 1000.
The 49,, "diiorialy calls on the govern
nchl 10 H,ruu every nerve TO deVolOpc the cul-
uNuilou of cotton IN India Elsewhere il saws
that II believe, there viii be uu lack e will to
assist the cltcprr on the part ol tho govern.
W'nt, II the meridian lin maui ,ctur,rs witt
point cut the Way. Tho Government will
waive all sciuul,S Mlcu the pro-r,ritv uf the
country and the existence of million, aIc III
stake.
The huiig N,rs in an article on fugitive
slaves, concludes tia. the federal cause /,
hencc,u,lh To- lie cleari, identi. 1 With the AZ.
clifton Of slavery, The N,ir, is lahorins hard
to make the mon popular in Ensland-hcnce
Queen yictorm hal left Ireland Tor BAL.
moral.
Wet India advicrs had Ltcn received (yia
England STATING thai the priNdtcrr Sumter ht!
taken aiol sunk fort! vessels, clu'ins great cN,
cit,mcut there.
cool III, Il III ~. c., = a ~ - ''
rr,,
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q, NV H"'t''O' N"P"''"" "'' bOnS W h.I-
'"Z,,
NO.. n -, ,., 80 w mo '''
| ''''' W '''''' "'' VI ""'H'
| ""N.
| ~! lul"V'nt "'Wom'''c 'iH"r hat h'cu
| l''-''d ~ h'on h.'''i, 'Nnl1ln'ns ihl
| 'h' lN'N"l".R m'EH"''" n'ai the Nctpollan
,htt ,Sc ..,.,,, '.'1t i',", az n'''Ll
| "" ,'' r'''''!"' WIZ H"' I'" IN Us 'UuIl.
| C,dt,I ir,,n,lii' !. ,ro,,,;,,.. r,,,,.. g..
th, cncular.
A pamphlet IN Rome, issued, in P.,r;g. a
"rl, that il the phpd Government persists u
riusinr the guurlui offered tor the in1oprn.
Icn'" OF iho Holy Sc, the people u, Rome must
lr uplc,l"d to, auJ that ii tLe, dcc, Ni.o.
Emanuel hing, Che lrn.h t'n.?, on the tol
lowing day VIII I've relieved ~ tho ilIiu
troop.
m i""sN'y'
| The lluns.g'an question continued to De Gle,
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POSTSCRIPT.
Distraction Nomination Declined

Albany, Sept 9.-Hon. LYMAN TRgNArE
has declined the nomination Of the Syracuse
Democratic Convention for Attorney General
lie goes for suspension Of party strife, and a
united and unconditional war against treason.
and believes his views not in harmony on th.
question with those q the Convention.
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From the ratomnc Tim Kchcl. Enrt,r,,u..

Washington, sept. 9.-fhc rcbcls are az work
to-day ON Two nov batteries comuaudm., the
lcc,hurg turnpike. gs-7
Four regiment, oi the cncmv's troops M, on
camp'd on the bank Of li0irult cr,pk u,tr
the Potomac They arr surveying another hill.
which o'crlouhs 90 q oI oar developments, wi,h
IT,, evident intention oi ludiNins il.
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

FALL FASHIONS FULLY ILLUSTRATE
l. la Nine. DENORESTs Quarterly Mrror o.
lushiul now Uady, containing nearly l'o cngr
wings. Yearly ~ cts; angle copies ~ cts; pc
age L. Asotir a,pye illuitrited with y 1ery an
st'o culur,d i-hion pgte, ., g plate II yoaks an
tlrrc fail sized patterns. Yearly ~; sihge .op'
70 Co.. postHgc sets. Published 4II Hutd~s!
aud suld every where. ~
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Ldito, S,p 9.-It i reported that tho rebel
l,r,c, ~ C,iumhus Ky, under Gen. Polk, have
increased 10 ~ regiment. # iufIn'ry, with ak
r,li batteries siege battery, lni three bi'-
tali'ns Of cavalry. lie has gunboit AMI three
steamer.
Jon. Thompon's iorco rcm,ins At Beluon,,
Mo-. on u,tc
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MA.nnuRNr, LAMln.ox. nAyN.
Union Nnr Meeting In FanruiI Hail, Hos.

Bos'oo Sp'. o Tho grand Union Wa
Meeting in fancuil Hall thi, aftcrro n, WI, az
immon'c succc's TITO galleries were crowded
at on early lour, = great proportion of the NUN.
Ter hcins l,dic- anl long teioro the hour APP.
pointed ior the meeting, the Hall wa closely
packed with a don.o mas whil' all tn ap-
proaclcs io il were crowded with thouunda I'M
able 10 gain m audionrc. The old "cradlr' sas
never % Lc.cgcd bi.rr. The meeting VT
composed rf representations Of an ,.-rtrs. II
wa, The whole p'o,'c in council, united : thr
prosecution ol the war AMI the restoration Of the
ha: over every inch uf the Union
/, wa called 10 Older hy Coz. \. q. Brewster,
VITO in 'hc oourc of h.s remarks mil: "ruc
doors Of Fln'uil Hall are 'cnight open 80 all,
iuc-Ied''r n party, or birth, or religion lie
claim,d high loru'' TOR that Ma .sgohu,cts Ma
ior General, who returns from llittcri, with
his brow garlaul"a with victory; honor, for ont
noble Senator wilson, honor, for the clo
qucrt ani p,trio ic Ilol', ,f Kentucky; l,r thc
trsvc and falrs' Dickinson, It Nv Yo.k;
10 George u. Mcclellan, the man for the hour;
10 the veteran S'rinrhan', and honor and thircc
horror ant ull hooor 10 tho Irish patriot, Tnoma,
Francis Mc,"lcr."
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