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TIN MUSIC CENTnAL PAaK.---A str3lshrough the
Central Park yesterday between the hoursof two and six
O'Clock r. NJ woald certan, be most convincing argu
against the pacific croaknes Of the hte fessher',
parity who nsos upon is that this wkaiascounry, tho
metropolis in rGrsonar plunged in desraT and rain by
The Cor the rreeavaton Of the Union # thousands and
tons CT thousands Of VOL dressed people hundreds gay
epnpaes and of equestraps mosnted tie most
costly and spirited horses, be evidences ef obstruction,
his city may iGes itself utterly beyold redemption.
Central Park yesterday afternoon presented stsuch
p;src Cd ruduripg tae ninth open concert by bod
wsrths celebrated bard The array Ct Beauty and fashion
cerain grikas1y novel and TO certain excnt i'm
losing Streams of carriages pedostt ansah esiesrians
Ssp pouring into tho ark through tScyaros entrances
iii aiaoss dark ami til through tho
various wuxsana drives in tho hilastdssreo cnlvcn-
ing The c5Gaers took place the green usual and
afforded Ill utmost satisacton@ la selections pe
cuary he oay comprising sonSe the choicest moryeoua
from thegre3t operic composers as weias many very
& Hail to eur Gaton,' writer, bPHr. Maabas Keilar
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The steamship Karnaf Captain lie Messurier,
from Havana the 2sth, and Nassau. n. T., the JOSH
ult arrived ut this port al an early hour yesterday
morning. She brings 40 news Of any Importance.
Rumors Of i change in The Captain Gcneralssap OF
Cuba contaue The cultivation oil cotton is at&fact-
ing tie ats ton of the people in he bahamas.
A public meeting for that purpose was held at
Enm Cay OF August 20.
We learn nom the Bermudas that the lat weather
was continuing with destructive effects to the
crops.
medal i 20 be struck commemorative of tia
annexation o, San Domingo 10 Spain, to be wona
by those who sharea in the work,
We print lis morning a number Of Interesting
extracts from the southern newspapers +shch
have come to hand daring tae last few DAVIS
They show some recent movements Of tn rebels
and the deplorabe condition Of the revolt States
We also publ h a map Of the scat CT wer in Ker
lucky, prepared CT tie spct from tie most at
fhentic sources, showing the position Of the OF
nosng armies which viii be specially ilterestn
ut this time, ), hen all eyes are turned to the NOV
ments in thai State.
The Southern papers are oxultng over the pro
meet Of a resort TO draft In the Noithern State
but they seldom il ever comment upon the mann
b. which men in their section are forced into u
rebel army. The Richmond Oispdtct of la
date informs Us that the militia ia berkeley ooun,
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A Cssad. ACCIDENTALLY POISONED. Schrmer yas
terday ned inquest at No. III A, upon tho
body af Elizabeth Gatn.r chAG about two years old
who aas accidentally poisoned ander the following cir
cupsstances;neccuscd II apr esrcd in the absence OF
her mother, got hold Ct poisonous pow wa.1h had
been left careessyin Of The closets by former to
Dant and mixing II with sugar ate the Soon
afterwards the chill eomsasGea 10 vomit violently and
b. the time physician could be procured ai the symp
toms mineral Pos presented themselves. Every cf-
fort was made the life Of lhe little one but in
vain. The Jury rendered verdict Ia accordance with
the above faces
WOMAN DRowNR@--,inn O'Nel, an Irish woman, City
years Of age crowned in the dock foot of Eghseaih
street EAST river Yesterday morning. whether she
jumpe fell overheard did transpre nut 3ohao
small boys Who at LAY or the pier AZ we tune
thoaght the drowning accidental. The bouy OK the
deceased recovered afser being in the water about
twenty mnutes and conveyed 10 her late rsidencs ~
East Seventeenth street, whore Coroner ShHef was no
! lled 10 hold an inquest.
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Lord itolphEs fsnc Temwst, fEagiaaa is stopping asa
the Clar snaon liorsl.
Colonls trdrsws, Of Bosors S. T. Zones, j. c. and j.
r. Watar, Of N@w York. are stopping at Tie Crane ccy
Park H,ia.
Dr. j. D. Hewlett and a S Roberts and wife, of Faila-
dethia; w. t. gayson Of Washing ssn a. W Bus.inC>
ton, O! Cipcirsati II. 'r I~une of Hartford a. 10
Wmt, Of Fshsii H. 81 Fro aeh, Of Ohio, aud s. ksyscr.
NaS Iondcn, stopping Al thesFifth Avenue Eoel.
Captain Male and W. r. Halchnson, of hs United
stat Array y. otnger, ocle Emitted states Nasy, and
fa5y; j. A. Janir.e, Of Louisville J. viies Of Wtscon
#" easee s4' G. cass oprbure VIVA Wa Of waS
nstsn T. S Stroog OF Albany; T.. S. Washburnc Of ill
nos j. 2. Richardson, Of Cincinnati w. & White, OF
Eaiao d Paul. Of Rcsi&n. nd A. J. and !. g. Wacott,
= Prov denco, Rhode Gknd are stopping atthe St. Nj
chpas Hotel
Hon NJ. Blair rest,ar s,er General nanicl P Ridge
iaS, United states ssvS, N. c. Ridglcy r. H. B. Ioy6
and wife, aud Hugh b, 1nes of Baltimore Hon. T. Dor
aleNncr and lady q Albany chagles sford, Of Iha;
ssa,cs Nayy Iios a. Deunston, Of Asaany Aired H.
Lane, hIiadelpha 'sp'an John Eldriage Of Care ced
United States Army; A. Pruyu, and John 4. Porter, Of
Albany w r. Hser of Hnvcihiil DR.. Ieeson United
states Navy add Hon. A. Dven Of Emisa, are stop.
\ ping at the Aston Mouse.
Miss Sue asgan, daughter CT the Gogernor OF Ken
gucky raarscd tho 2Gth vi, at Fssnkfar TO Mr.
Vat Gai.r, fermerly membos of the Santacty Legis
atnre
Tho Aahurs Advertiser of Monday says serious acc
ant hanreussi to VIM II. se9ard lr, at Canandaigua
,hie al his from Washington. Ho sprang from
,o cars Oh arriving ccnandaicua and at the
nenA the surgod backwards. He partly fell on ona
| i Oh. spraring his anki in very serious manner.
The Springfield Pspatlican reports that Hon. George
shpaap who has cen quite i'll at Fairfield Conn., is now
rapidly recevernp, though hardly YET cut OF danger Ha
disease is yphoiA fever with which he was seized while
7 OF his way 70 Washington.
Mr. Holbro * Governor elect Of Vermont Is dangerous
j. i'll with typhoid fever at his home in Brattcboro.
Gen sir aoa +. Buckuer who heads the rebel forces
that hay invaded Kentucky owns over thirty houses
aid lot IN Chicago obtained some years ago by marriage
| t. u Western lady
C,ur,CO No
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/. FORMIDABLE ConpoN.-Accorda g TO the

h FORMIDABLE ConpoM.-Accordia TO the
s shedulc in a late general order frcn General
Mcclellan, published in all our newspapers, the
artificial dciencss. Of Washington consist of
system Of Notifications, thirty1.wos in number,
extending frons the heights Of Alexandria up
the river on that side. some se or.twelve miles,
TO the Chain EFidge !; whence, Guessing the 20
tomac, these defensive forts and batteries are
continued in a,greaa semicsrclc along the hills
10 The rear cf. Washington TO tive head of navi-
cation on the eastern branch; and thus, in TIA
fork between this branch and the Potomac, Gte
city securely iiss> We may say securely, whon
the navigahie parts Of these two streams are il
our absolute possession. and when all the
bridges IN front, and all tae approaches IN tho
rear, ara strengy fortified. and occupied by ths
largest army ever mustered on this continent
Hence, no doubt, the retreat of the rebels from
Munsons Hill. From that point they had seen
enough to satisfy them Us to the chances of tax
ing Washington. And so they ore beginning tc
consider the question Of the safety Of Richmond
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VERY Silly and PREPosrERous.-Th tele-
graphic representations of Justification, mutiny
Louis on receipt of the report that General
Fremont had been superseded and ordered to
report hieaself'for cours martial at Washing
ton. The valor and patriotism Of the Union
troops in Missouri or any other section Of
the country will mot sink into dsafecton,
or mutiny, or Despair, on account Of the re-
moval Of FrerA6nt or any other leader. On the
contrary, gGonld Fremont, in this crisis, fail
to meet hhe promises Of his supporters, the
Union. troops of Missouri will be very apt TO
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SECESSION FEARS or A. REACTION IN WI srsIA.---
Tkafallowing extract. is from o stray copy Of

ths,Ricbmond Enquirer Of September sla-
n to that ALIENS should now be required TO
take tho cath Of allcfiaaDe 10 goyernmcI =, and u
tic same tee. Of loyalty agbt very udcous be APPLIED
to- those among VIA known to have voted fow
hyef months ago, against tire afcaton Of Le oraeancs
Many OF wealthy OPP sScd ssion
20 the last, and may bo still oppressed TO Separate
and Southern Independence If this class w not aended
and If by of 6Eo vtcsitudes iEc ont to war, thu
enemy should happen for however brief ascasoa to
preach the capital, we might have the Spectacle Of a.
least another nucleus "a 'srcconstru tionists They
would Of i,or holos and ole protection to the
fearful attempt to ntimdate the limj con- bat
We should provide for every cltngesay, and al
who not cdsare enemies.
In these admissions and suggestions we have
some insight into the inherent rotte mess of the
secession cause in Virginia. The sccessionists
there appear to be hardly less AFRAID of their
own people than Of at least o 'tsuporary'' as1
proach O.. the United States army towards Riea,
mond.
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TIE French GoygnNs;EisY ON YnE LAW OF
BT.ccKADE.--An cGicial despatch transmitted by
tie French government to the Chambers of Com
MERGE throughout the empire, and Of which we
publish translation, lays down the principles
Of the law geverr ing biockadas,and tie rights
&C neutrals in m;snnor al onccInteiligcnt, sa-
sissaciory and corn ut. 1t would appear from
tho note Of the Minister Of Commences accomra-
nyirg the that severai reslamatons
had been made to hin department. for supposed
damages resulting to French merchants from the
blockade Of our rebel ports. The Minister dis
poses Of them by saying that such reoIamations
manifest dcplorabie ignorance Of the true
principles governing the matter; era then, to
cnghtcn TIC mercantile community on the sub
Ject, hc asks attention to sofas' explanations
agreed upon-concCrtod-bc his depart-
mcnt and that Of foreign affairs. Gear own go
vernment and people niay also derive advan-
tage from q study OF these explanations, and
therefore we give carefully prspered transla-
ton or them.
IL results from this document chat ncutrals,
though they may suffer indirectly from the cx-
issencc Of u blockade, can leake no claim FOR
damages, because their freedom OIL navigation
is only interfered with whereits exercise would
render inci,icacicus those military operations.
rendered legitimate by Che law Of nations; that
the effectiveness OF the blockade is the essentias
condition Of its validity; thet diplomatic no-
tifcatcn-cf it is not requisite, but that being
the material result Of q material fact the block
ade corJrenccs with tho real investment Of he
place, continues SO long asthe investment does
and ceases with it; and that a blockade is ef-
fectvcswhen the forces establishing it ara,snf
Goient 80 prevent the approach Of vessels with
out tilsir being exposed to a certain danger.
These principles, which are those recognized
by q maritime nations, completely set 1t rest
any ears as to tho blockade of the Southern
pc, IS being regarded as elective, and respected
accordingly.
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demand his instant removal. Fremont Is
nothing in the scale compared with the State
OF Missouri; but let him recover the State and
expel the rebels from 1t, and all his late short
comings will be forgotten. The only question
10 be considered in his case Is: can the Union
csnise afford to risk the State of Missouri in his
hands, Our troops will abide the issue, what
ever it may be.
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TIE delegates Ss peepo's Union CorYentos. of the
Eig Senatorial strict IS This State assembled the
Frai I'm House, rsrrytown yesterday. An Informal
bacs resulted favcyar4e to tho nomination of the Hon.
Bcussn Haioy Of pntrana county bat ~ thst gontle
declined tho Ecnesof nomination, cnthe ground
that the present crisis demanded the service OF.
energetic man than himself, committee Of five, con
sst.sz OF G. s. Bahcce., b. Brown and Jshns Voc, Of
W2.oeB.er J. O.Gole, OF Putnam and j. G. Patterson,
OF lsekland, appointed TO wait npon Sics other
cautions ase-Dln ia the village, and confef
with orrres.onGnr Josn.nees Of tho same with view
OF uniting in the Nomination OF suitable candidrta To
represent The distrto...
,fr delegates tc tho Republican Senatorial District
&C t0n assembled al sle Revere House, md appoint
cd Committee Of Conference 10 meet similar committee
q Sic Peoples Ug:lon. Convention. The csarezee
tod favorsby to the denomination Of Fis Beackiah
G. Robert on, Of Bedford, Wstchcster caunty, whose
3ae, bcig presented to tho two conventions,
unanimously ador ed aastBeir candidate
a convention caliea By Hon. John Il. Eskin, met at
Scert's Hotel Tarry.own, for the purpose OF onrnat
candidate fer Safe SENATOR but owias 80 the
appearance OF any delegation from Pntnaa county the
Convention was adjourned until Saturday ns4t.
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Picrlo FOE TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH Gs7SoND, SrArrx
IsANp.-A gr1nd picnic for the eneGt CT she Catholic
church at Richaond, Staten Isano ,w of Tues
day next, tbs 18Th INST, at the deghtf;a grounds q
Chson park adjacent 10 tho last tnterbi5s) landing
Tie for outdoor excursirn of tf,s character
sid not be appropriate than the present delicious
faH weather. ne-sooud desirable sposbe selected
Cor she purpose The cssimabe and zaious pastor Rev
Mr. Barry by wf5se tions, understand techurch
has Been erecteG relies in upon tho pro-
ceeas OF this entertainment to assist isfn 6eayinga
ION of the ccss cfths structure hops that he
Mill.a0s be disaIrElussei in his expectati,sss
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER g. 1851.

time. Around Washington however, General
Mcclellan has gradually perfected the discipline
OF an immense army, whose advance towards
Richmond will be irresistible and which we have
reason to believe will not be long delayed. A
fleet Of gunboats, with force sufficient TO over.
come any resistance that Genera! Albert John
ston, in command Of the rebel troops in the
Valley Of the Mississippi, can offer, will steam
down that river, and strike an Irresistible blow
at Tho very heart Of the enemy's stronghold
President Lincoln has wisely removed the des-
TIMES OF the great Western Department from
under the supervision Of General Fremont, and
given the virtual command of that section of
the Union to General Wool, who will render a
good account, ere long, of his stewardship.
Major General Sherman, with Generals McCook
and Mitchell to support him and to sustain
the inherent loyalty Of the masses Of the people
in Kentucky, will insure the final extinction of
treason in the State about the LIST of December,
and those who have watched the career, thus
far, OF General Rosecrans, have no fear that he
Will permit himself to be outgeneralled by Lee
nWcstcrn Virginia.
No conception is entertained, lay those who
are ignorant of the details of labor at Washing
ton of the Herculcan efforts which President
Lincoln, in every department of his admins
tration, is making at the present time? History
presents no parallel to the manner in which
loyal armies Lave been stamped out of the
ground, under the magnetic influence of our
patriotic rulers, for the purpose Of saving the
country and restoring the integrity OF the
Union. Before the lapse of many weeks, She
public will begin to perceive the results Of the
stupendous energy that has been displayed A
little patience, ana the roll of the loyal wave
will begin to sweep over the Southern States
in food which will drown the memory of the
cs 1861 forever
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Obituary.

Obituary.
Father MccIossy, pastor OF 81. Johna CnarcA IN Alba
nv, N. Y, died on tho 2sth ult,
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COLONEL MEAGlER's 0RArex ToNKaiT.--fe,oner T. F.
Hesgher win deliver his oFat the Academy OF Music
tonight, in aid Of the Irish Brigade, OF which he the
acting commander. Cur readers do not need be re-
minded that the and tho orator both worthy Of
pusc recognition and support Tte Irish e!eme II She
army OF the Union has Gone ncb; every battieaedsn
this campaign yet sanctifsi by tbs blood If brave rn
whether in front OF WashsctOa, Il, Western yis OF
in Msseuri and tho public naturally look to the future c
Meagters now Irish brigade with She hope Of sfants
deeds M defence Of The old @ that protects The hoz;es e
all citizens, matter VIE they may have peeIG
born To personal scrvcoy OF CofJrel Meaf.her vhks
serving with tho bravo Sixty rnth, ard s untirine
tons TO bring TO the ranks othe army another gaiIan
band Of ss.ders, such the brigade promises to be- cam
not fail to be appreciated, ank hence anticipate -
densoy crowded house tonight The chsge Of admssil
70 the lowsr floor is fifty cents, and tchc upper tie
twonty -fve cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.
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Religious Intelligence.
CItrprrvpS TO.nIv

In the Christian chapel Seventeenth street, near Sixth
avenue at bali ten O'Clock NJ and half Sst
Pm.
In the Memorial church, Hammond street, cornsr Of
waverey place, tho Rev. DR.. Morgan rector Of Sc.
Thomas church, win preach this evening Services al
half past ten, hapast three and har past o'clock
Mrs. Cora L. " Hatch will speak at Dodworth's Hall,
SEQ Broadway, al half past ten O'Clock A. d., and half
past seven =. NJ Snhccs "The Present war--A Glance
at its horal and Physical Aspect
In the Laisht street church (st Johns psrk), Rev.
Isaac s. Ralloch will preach at halfpst O'Clock and
at half past seven O'Clock ia the evening
In the Blocker street Uniyersaat cbth CHI Of
Downing street, Rev. b. NJ. Tio,son, q Philadelphia,
breaches ha past ton O'Clock A. M and mt half pass
sevenP H.
Are scs TO be forced into hcavelT Rev f. G. Brooks
win discuss this quesson by special request at the Twen'
Itch street Unversssist churcA, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues this ernoon Services at three o'clock
SUBJECT in the morning. ~t'Why Study the Bblesn
Rev. A. w. Burlmghars, Sunday morning and evening.
In South Baptist church. Twenty Gfh street, between
Sew nth and Eighth aycnuss will preach An anniversary
cr1ncn befng his entrances upon the sixth year Of bin
pastbndc.
Ecv. hubbard Winslow, d. ", will preach this morn.
ing snd senng at the Northwest Presbyterian church,
On Fiaieth street, near Eighth a,snue !.
"Peona .Rccollectiops brough Home from s cavnp,s
will be she subject of the dscoursccf the Rev. xatNew
Hale Smith, Mis- evening, at the brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev William Alvin Bartlett win praf III the mtst,ins
Services viii commence at bali pass ton A. w. ara al
haf-past sovnn pm.
In st. Arrs chu vch, Rov. Thomas Giude rector sar
vices usual with the voice at half rtss ten A. M aau;
half land ia the sign lar are ut half ,a.s
three 7. ~. II the rsrriDg tho viii preach the
ninth anniversary scrtcn; Rev H. G. Ewcin the evening"
The Law Supersede&y the Gospcl.---TEe Rev. Henry
Blanchard will p.ech this subject in the Church of
The Restoration First aiversaiis), Of Monroe
place and Clark street, FsSekyn, this {sanssg) evening
Tho public are cordially itvaed to attend.
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Volume xxyr. ..... ~ 49,
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;, WALIACE's THEATRE, No. 81 g,oo,,vo,. 49,.
rKisipEsr. 80 off 1foaa"ay-fnE NV
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Iryiag p'ace.-rRor. u,pa..,.
WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway-rHs crr ~,
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NEW YORK HERALD.

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