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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15

NHI IANFH " IAHTIh
Sri Wet euldersigned request you through
this petition, TO resign your office ~ Colonel
Oommaudant Of the 22d Regiment Of the
Tennessee Militia, As you hays deceived the
people, since your election for Colonel, by
telling aud certifying that you was a Union
man before the late election for Colonel, and
We are determined not 10 muster under you,
OF report the strength ofour Regiment 10 Won,
20 as 10 give You the honor to report our
names to King llarrs 10 subject us 10 draft
by him, rs you have received your commits
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
UNION COUNTY

This county gives cisUsa hHird fyr the
Union, and % for Secession.
BLOCNT COUNTY.
The majority for the Union in Biount Is
1890. Glorious old Blountl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15
Election Returns,

We have only partial returns from the cleo
ton, and these are along the Railroads and
Wires, where there has been a stream Of Sc
cesion Ere, for months. When the noun
tain counties come IN, the returns will be
more favorable 70 the Uniou ticket The in
dcations are, that Middle and Wet Tcnnes-
see have voted out by n large majority, md
that East Tennessee remains In the Union, by
fifteen to twenty thousand ola majority
WELL DONE CARTER.
Carter county gives 400 for the Union, aud
80, for secession-msjority ,3l7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

e1s; IS 2s9s5 30 for shipping brands Of Round Hoop
and sssy . de SS 80 1 fUui
Rye Flour quiet AZ 81 1898 80 Southern FoDsis firmly
the close sale. bbls at SIS lisa IS IS for mixed 70 good
superne baltimore Se and SIS s0d 81 for extra Corn Meal
quiet sales Of $50 bb 90 IS for jersey and SO for Brandy
FRuITThe market /. beer sales Of 2coO bose. Rai.ip.
81 7s IS for bunch and 81 ooG$2 IS for Layers and 30
GRAINEaIy i the day the whe,. @sle wa. ..esdy but
toward the close prices Of Spring shade ower ar de-
msnd prevails for milling but the inquiry 1. chiefly for export
cc II o. The later pce for New No. IN pa % srivc
70 $50 bush Racine Spring - Osiasi i0 1890 BUSH Red
I'll o 200 bush Choice Amber Western q. 90 II cO bush
White Ohio and lgdians at q 21e$ 2s ss9g bush White
Miwauks Club 81 asa 81 H. congs 81 10 for good and
a4i 70; Barley Malt in fair demand 7SaeOc Barley
IS quiet at 6SG75c. Oats are IL fair demand and
sse 3Jd3c Rye Grm sales Of coo bush at 6gd0c for
River The Corn market rather higher 6ut eores dull ship
It a49c orhesed isaSc Tor Eastern Mixed la5lc for
Prime or 81 ping MiIed and POSE for Westsrn Yellow In
GUENY-CLoTH 1. steady; sales Of 200 bale. 81 9c; e4.h
MOLAsSES-The market Is hrm ssles oil 70 hhds FoTto
NAVAL sroREs-The market Is dull for all descriptions
and prices nenay unchanged The only sales hear Of
comprise 500 bbS Common nosin at IA % ". Y JIO 10
Whsle Is in fair demand sales Of 800 bbls private terms
Grade Sperm i i guilt DO, steady At siS ,,,..,
shade loweT sales OF at l4a Si III for Mess, a 30
for Thin Mes and sio for Prime Beef is quiet but firm
sales 100 bbls private Beef Hams In limited
supply $5 Bacon In fair requests sales OF 100 hhd,
Western Sides AZ &c Cut Meats unehangedi sales efe ~
hhds a5c for Shoulder and d6c for Hams Lard Is In
request steady rates. sales Of 400 bhs at 869e for fair to
rood and prime Better and Cheese unchanged.
CE-A moderate demand prevails and prices sie steady
sales Of 250 tcs at 10 sea 81 II 100 d. as TO quality
sUGARs-Ilaw are fm and IN moderate request The sses
include 200 hhds Cuba 7idsc and lS boxes Havana at
WIIsKY-The market Is 6rmer the sales are 275 bSls
19c. IN
WVALEBONE-There hss been large movement, and the
puAlhs4 1, sr; sales Of $50 coo n on private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
SATURDAY, Sept. 1i-P. NJ.


The Stock market to-day opened heavy, and 80 con-
tnued up to the close Of the first session. with moder-
ate amount of business There appeared to be come
disposition to realize the purchases OF last week,
while the commission houses had fewer orders TO buy
than earlier in the week. The bears hammered to
some extent, but without much effect. The business
between the Boards was light with steady prices. AT
the Second Board the feeling more cheerful, al
though the amount Of dealings was small There were
more orders to buy, and general advance OF al
cent was established on shares. The mest stock was
Galena the cash stock of which was in large demand
for delivery. The shorts paid privately 20 for
il. At the close it was 69I bid. Central was
also rmer selling at 731. Toledo showed an improve
ment of per cent. There were several orders for
Pacific Mail which the price up again to 81 closing
at 81 bid. Erie firm at close at POI bid against
25l in the morning Rock Island advanced TO As bid.
In the bond market there not much done excepting
in Missouri 6s of which go, 900 sOld closing at
3s bid against the closing price of yesterday Tonnes
sees were 434 decline Of per cent Virginias con-
inued to decline and touched sly, decline Of per
cent since yesterday morning. North Carolinas de-
clined per cent selling 60, and Georgas fell off
per cent. For Government Securities there
was good demand at steady prices
The Skies of 1881 were 90990l, and the Elves
of 1874, s0i. Treasury Note Six y Cents were 9Ss
9St. In Bank stock there was but small business
to-day. The Gales Of the week add mp 339 shares at
the following quotations; Metropolitan, 81 American
Exchange, 70 go: Merchants IS; Mechanics Bank,
90; Park, 9O Bank OF Republic So Market, 81 I'm
por;ers and Traders, 49, Continental, 61 Corn Ex-
change "a a78 Shoe and Leather, ~; National, 80
Manhattan, lis; New-York County, 81.
At the cosc, in the street. the market was firm but
quiet at the following rates: United States IS, 1874
SOI aSOs United States CO, 1881, coupons eOiasOii
Indiana S. a an; Tennessee State 6s, 43g1Sl, Vr.
GINA State 6s, jli a53; Missouri State %, AL 40i
California State 7s, u. j., 8; Canton Company, ga
IOl Delaware and Hudson, S2IaSii Pennsylvania
Coal, 5a77; Cumberland Coal, 4l05i Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, Sl1aS2li New-York Central
Railroad, 49, a73I; Erie Railroad, 2jia26 Hudson
River Railroad, $685.; Harlem Railroad. lOl
61O,; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 2jl
Reading Railroad, 35 36; Michigan Genital Railroad
nI9l2l; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, l3Ialii Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Guaranteed, 20l 3O4; Panama Railroad Com
pany 1l0SlJl; Illinois Central Railroad, Goa
66I Gslena and Chicago Railroad, 69i a7O; Cleye-
land and Toledo Railroad, 30 800; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, i3a 49,; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, 81 a62; Illinois Central Bonds, IS,
80 1881.
The following table will compare prices Of last Sat-
urflay and those of 10 day:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
DIED..

BURR-In Campton, Kane County. H., on Sunday, AIS
Lue.n n. b. Bun in the iIth year Of his ses sides 'on
Atwel Burr Of the Fox River pioneers
BoMANin this city, Saturday Sept IA, Maria G. Somsr
naive OF Cslmar, Sweden, aged "a years
BrNoHA-In th. city, ,uddsnly on Friday Sent % ps.l.
II. Bingham, native OF kihislsr, parish Oh
Ireland, in the 2sth year ofbi sse
BIsHOP-In ,bi. city, Saturday, Sept H. Capt 'shn
Bishop aged 40 Year,. ,.-,..-
" M,yy and Nm T. Connolly sgsd yssr' aud 7month'
CORREY-In this city, on Saturday, Sept ~ "m ''"''e
County Tppsrsry, aged - yesi- -,,.-
Soanss AS sen Michael AVID as Fle0i
aoRMoN Ia thi. city. on Friday Sept 10 Asry A.ns
AIMS Moran, County Wexford Ireland ssed ~ years. ner
urrII~S,s Saturday, Sept a. Kate Hail. infsns daughter If
sndrew J. Hull, eyed month, aud 20 dayA
xEANE-In ,h.. city on Friday, Sept d. Margaret Ae'1s
xrSIycI Ia ,h., city on saturday, Sept u. Mslasi Kelly
LYMANIn .h,. city, Wednesday, Sept H. H'r''' Ly"'A
after long Illness a,
aSLINSASM Mo- rs s.,pTs s aa:as
ter Of lie late sO0m Curs Cotton si9!.sso. Sss.nsslfiy
TIE :nss !, sna .na Ss nom No. 80 Ninth svsn'' 90
"Wednesday afternoon ct O'clock
SsIEAnJoAn MeL..u son of tn. ',. Clinton M'l''' ''a
Upited States Marine Corps 49,
MoNAeEANn S,ssys e. ,. rs,y a s ana
nULKARn Breelyu Saturday, Sept !. N Mi ss
Nulisir, only daughter Of Thomas and sas's""
~; 81. sss :s Sc: Z Ai;:
osET. ;. ~ s:: a'ssss ;s;s; '
. ~ s, e fI sss's s;'';: s:
re re- as sJ,' yer 81 hersss <x-.,..,,. l.
E S:s.s. p r.I ss. e.. sfgt =
4 Ssss:. ksss sss 4 s;s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
Esaal Notltes.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-SILAS
IN HARRIS end JONAS KNICRERBOCkER, plaintiffs,
assins LEoNLDAS b. BEUCHLY aud SAMUEL N. AFFORD,
AelepdaotsSummonsf money demand coDtrECt(Col.
so ser othe defendant midas B. Beuehy are hereby
aud required tho complaint IA this action
which viii be fled the office Of the Cek Of the City and
Couny New York the City Hall IN said cy and to serve
copy 81 your snsweT the ssd complaint tbs subscribers
Al their Office i92 Broadway, IN the City Of NewYOrk
within twenty days after the OF this summons
elusive such service and you jail % the sd
complaint within time ssid the psiDhs IN this action
win Judgment eganst you for the Of twelve hundred
and twenty and 4000 dollars viii nte rpm the fourth day
Angus thousand eight hundred and sixty besides the
costs Of this sction-Dsed Now YoIk June 9Th, 1861.
CHAMBERS POMEkOY, Piaintihi Attorneys.
The complaint in the shove entitled action filed IN the
ece Of the Clerk Of the City md COEay OF NswYo, the
thirteenth deg OF june. 1861.
CHAMBERS PoAIERoY, PlslniiHs AttOTneys
SlG1aX6nM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
CITY ITEMS.

TIE Boar RACES To-DAY.-Ibe exciting boat races
Of the Empire City Club come of this afternoon at
o'clock from Yorkville Park, foot of Eighty-eighth
street, E. r. large and comnodiOus platform, elev-
ated several feet above the river, and entirely pro-
tected from the rays OF the sun by fine awning has
been erected by Mr. Conrad for dancing and promenad-
ing Mr.. C. has kindly given the Club exclusive use
of this platform for the accommodation Of ladies' and
gentlemen DESTROYS of having uninterrupted view Oh
the Regatta TIE banks of the East River within the
inclosure of the Garden are high and afford ample ac
commodaions for all. The entire course over which
the boats will pass, will be viewed from this stand
point The trees of the Garden afford ample shade, and
render the place inviting for ladies and families.
detachment Of police will be the ground 10 maintain
strict order The coure will be miles, measured with
three turns The following il list Of tie prizes:
FIRST RACE-To start al u II feet boats outdsgers
sllowed two pairs SOULS First pze-cbsmIion flag aHd pune
-S20j secof prize, Sl0i thi,d pizeeDtrsnce Fee 80.
SECOND RAcRFor six cared lap streak boats for amateur
only. Fir prize, champion Dag and sivG- pitcher;
second prize-the entrance fee, u.s.
THIRD RACR-Four cared boatsno restrictions First prize
champion Hag and md prize S25 third prize
the entrance fee. SO
FOURTH RAcY-Chsnrpion scu-no resr tons First prize
champion Hsg and puse7Soi second prize, 120 third prize
entrance fee 10.
bergen Luman b. Wings Robert Foster; Andrew sso"n OF
Harem o. w. Thompson OF Harlem; judge VOORHEES, Of
BTooklyp Benz r. Ode Of NewhuTg David Pollock Of sates
Vills The judges viii De known by tHeolor Tosetse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

NUPREMES COURT, City and County OF New
~ York.-JANE KNOWLES Plaintiff, against WILLIAM
G JOHNSON, Defendant Summons for snonsy demend on
Conirsc( Cou not served TO TIE Defendant WILLIAM c.
OHNSON Yon hereby summoned and required to
the Complaint ia this seton, which u be hled ia the Office
Clegk OF The City aud Couty ofNCwNoIs at The City Hail
IN aid city and 10 copy 20 the said
plsint Inc subscriber his oce No 53 broOKes City
Newly ORR within twenty sitter the Of this
YOU exclusive Of the dsy Of such service snd you
fail 70 tie said complaint w lin tie time aforesaid the
plaintiff IN this sction 81 take idgusn. anst you for he
u three ,hogsatd dollars, with inties on "o Logand
~ hnnercd sDd y dollars the hgst ory o! Jane
ns and interest hu ded aid ATTY dollars ZION The
day Jaanary 1851. besss the costs Of mis- aoi2DDs cd
LUTHER B. PERI. Plaintiffs AitoTn-y,
30. SO BTooHio s.. n. 4.
Ias onpisint Ia ,h3 seton fled IN tho Oce Of be
CeFk the City AID County Of New crk in ~ Sse " New.
rek the 18Th lay q Aasask le0i u the Cry Hal ~ siid
. e. b. PERT Pisrfias Attorney
tsle Level No IsJ Broonlc ST., y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

OSE or THE VEssTLs CAPTURED Ar HArrEkts
ISLEr.-The schooner Ocean Wave, Capt. Warner,
recently captured by tho United States blockadiog
vessels at Ha,teras Inlet, escaped from New-York
Harbor in May last by means of fake clearance, for
Philadelphia. She sailed to Washington, NC, where
she is owned. Then making voyage to the West
Indies she returned to the Inlet where shewas taken
as prize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

TIE CoMNoS CoUScIL.-BOth branches of the
Common Council will meet tonight, when the coun-
cmen are expected to act upon the rebuilding or re-
pairing of about twenty pien, in which there are some
fat pckings for the contractors total expenditure S5O-
OOO and the opening of very large number Of streets
to both of which propositions the Aldermen have
agreed. The Aldermen have also before them another
proposition TO open number Of streets, supplementary
to the swinde lately passed by them, making alto
gether about forty openings, each asording two or
three Commissioners salary of TO - day, for an
indefinite PERIOD for doing nothing harder than taking
a cigar and a cocktail Of morning. At the eXpira-
ton of the time for which they appointed when
the patience and peeuniary means of the property
owners exhausted the streets will be just about
near opened as they now. We hope that the cor
ruptionists of the Common Council will not succeed
IN their neiarious endeayors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

ANEW jar AND Courr-Horsr.--A new Jail and
Court House IL TO be built in the Nineteenth Ward, In
Fify-ssventh street, just west Of Third avenue SUI
peryisor stewar, has the contract. The work has
already been commenced, and the buildings wiz Be
lsisnsd Lssyss CO.. .-.ke. .Cals- CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

SEIZURE OF TIE CoLuNBA.-The steamship Co.
lumbia, formerly of Spofori g. Tiles;ons company Of
Charleston steamers, arrived Saturday afternoon of
Quarantine hom Havana, with light gesera cargo,
when she was seized by the Surveyor Of the Port.
The Columbia is owned III Charleston, South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

The market for foreign bills has been very strong
to-day although the transactions have not been very
large Bankers have not been free drawers. except
ing at an advance The leading signatures Of sterling
are held at the close al 1881. with transaction ri 1881
The demand has come TO some extent from the desire
to remi; Southern balances which were in danger OF
coniscsion and partly TO remit other funds here, I'M
der the apprehension OF sill higher for bills next
month"; Frames were in better demand for remittance
to Englsad at 5323 a5.@l, about equal to lO7l for
Sterling.
Freigbts-To Liverpool tie engagements comprise
$4,000 bash. Corn, in bulk, at ODD IFS bids. Iallow
NJ 2s 3D.. r. 900 bu,b Wheat, in bulk, at I0di 900
boxes Cheese at l0s and per steamer 200 boxes do
NJ 7Os. TO London: 900 boxes Cheese at l5s. To
Ha,re: 5000 bush Wheat in shippers bsgs, at
23c. !. 500 bbls Flour at zoe. To Glasgow: 5000
bush. Corn at Id, in ships bags To Bremen; 90
hhds. Tallow at fOs To Antwerp: 500 bbls Flour at
u.s., and 5000 bush. Wheat, in ships bags at lild.
Two vessels were chartered with Wheat to Oporto at
&c.,, in an American vessel and &c. foi foreign do,
and the ship Mathilda to Havre, with $4,000 bush.
Wheat at &c., in shippers bags and $500 bbs. Flour
at s0c
Tho business Of the sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
ta7gi,sj4 49-for Customs q, co., and for Trsaiury
Note, s355OoOi Payments 1891 is IS; Balance,
81, ,222 81.
The St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad earned
for the week ending Sept. 2, 1861:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
yVHEREAs. Che I.iNDELL HOTEL COM

M HEhEAS, the LlNDELL HOlEL COM-
.Assn haned ard fy nine and recorded IN the Recorders
yTs q b. Lo9s coust In Book No 5 .. Page w and also
ssd n sosi 10 s Sss ss n son ay 2, Of and supple
ED a ss ~ d.sy md "pi PsxNks
ds'c.ea ore r., .,,s. situated in block No. 2S Of
s 10. ar p.1c, s1 Of sas
one feet on washington syenus HUNDRED and hy feet
srs and socRdsd south h ws:snsiSS avenue es:t BY
So thsrest Ssoad certain lot OF pi.os Of ground situate
SID 81 snsda ss Il yas :1ss deere asss
- eeh street be the ssne lss, being lot Known and
2 town Of S. Louis BY w6iIs cirisy, as lot No 81
kssnasd tho BY No % laid BY Chrisiy on he
ss he iot herein snl described which ssii csnS.ysne..
s<s made 10 said Morrison, Bede and Dick IN trust TO
s fear hundred hoas.na dosr' being eight hundred bord,
s hundred dollar. esch psysbls IN ten yers from ths 6t
SsS viii len %. cent in.te psysS. - rs.sr
ssn 'hs s,is q. payable 2. the Bank OF Comnsee in
ssn ssls Ss:s is 6Ss .s
- eecsae due and rensin unpaid for hidJ days aey
i. sS q s Of oSs dsss tAs s
las s IT. o. h: zee Z R. ag sas
d pa and peds.a IN Soasss ,ss ,,,i:n ss..sa ns5o'
awS . shIss hand.d and et thousand dollars upon Al
Interest .s becoming dee s m
sbs<s} az ans AIN sngrid although Ill Of
BRss SiiS'sisgs Y, WILLIAM II. MORRISON. EDWARD
ss u, nan. of The Individuals and corporations held
81 sLs IN a. IN eccezdsnce With the provisions OF ssd
shvss "a 2 day Of October. eighteen hun
% s'i ss sisy q g. f ss, NJ
"h. BE 5es s9 y described premises and property
ssems as,s es ne suocnt, due thereon, and any
atsecs tsG>hs - ssysble under the provisions Of
isslsSs ssEEs sBssE r~s...
AA.aa L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

Inspector Carpenter, who has been absent foraweeI
on Official business at Boston, returned on Saturda,
morning, and resumed his duties at Headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
NAnRuRn-

IAyDyy-sNITH-O Tuesday. Sept. 10, BY the Rev. 7
Smith James H. Layden TO CoInslis Smith
sToKEs-BoaTON-O Saturday, Sept. z by the Hsy W
W.kp. George Stokeso Miss Louisa Boston both Of u 8
city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

AYorHER PRHE.-Tle prize brig II. G. Brooks, Capt.
White, from Hatteras Sept II, with naval stores,
rived here yesterday Tie II. c. Brooks waseaptnred
at Haeras by the U. S. steam-fgate Minnesota, and
a prize crew put Oh board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
HeceIpfs Of Produce.

Sent lL-7l3ss bbs Flour AIS bbls Corn Meal 33i bbls
WHISKY 1885, bush. Wheat Ill 500 bush Corn, lJ3 bush
Oats GG7s bush Rye $40 bnsh Seed J buh Malt fl5 pkgs
Provisions 259 do. Lard, 800 tegs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

r PRoPosED DEMONSTRATIONS By MOZART HAIL.
A meeting was held on Saturday evening at the head
quarters of the Mozart Hall Democracy in Broadway
near Grace church, when resolution was adopted TO
hold great public meeting in the Cooper Institute,
one week from to night, for the purpose Of setting
themselves right before the community. The executive
committee to whosc charge the arrangement of deta's
was coB6ded, adjourned to the Mayors OHiee at some
hour to-day. Mayor Wood is one Of the committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

THE 0DD-FELLows AND TIE NATIONAL LOAN
Chelsea Lodge No. 81 of this city, at It's last Convoca-
ton unanimously voted the of $1,000 to aid our
Government in suppressing rebellion, the money to be
invested in the National Loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

Mrs Ward, the widow of the late lamented Com
msnder James H. Warj who fell in the service Of BIZ
country at Matthias Point the 9th OF Juue arrived
in the Africa On Friday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

The Prince de Joinyiile, on Saturday afternoon,
accompanied by his son and of bis suite, Jeff for a
flying visit to Newport, via the Fall River Line, AID
will probably return Tuesday or Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

HIGHWAY RoBBTEY.-On Sunday morning. about
81 clock John Faou Prince street proceeding down
the Bowey toward bone be ASSAULT and hnoesed down
BY men, robbed OF his gold watch and chain
Wood the Teuh Precinct who the spot
chase arrested the men, who gave their g. james
Roh Charles eneTson They taken before Jufts
Brennan the Ms-ke' Police Court Yesterday morning
when Roberts committed in default Of s'ol bail fer
want Of sufficient ey.nce hold Jefferson, no discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

SEIZURE OF SUPPOSED SLAvER.-By orders OF
Surveyor Andrews, Officers Brown aud lssacs made
seizure on Friday evening of the bark Manuel ortez,
bound for wbydab port on the West Coas; Of Africa
upon the superstition that sho is intended for the slave
trade. On the 3lst Of August, the Manuel Orez was
transferred to British in the Office of H. b. MS
Consul. She was laden with suspiciously appearing
cargo, the principal items Of which were four hundred
and fifty six hogrhcads of soeaed whisky, the larger
part Of which, it is supposed, will tn out to be water
and ten tuns Of crackeTs-a single Of bread only
accompanying the "intolerable deal Of sack men
toned in the ships manifest. Moreover, the present
owners Of the bark also owners Of the Augusta,
seized by the Matshsl for similar reason some time
since Since the transfer of the Manuel Ortez, the
vessel has been lying of BedIoes Island, and during
the same time orders have been lying in The Surveyors
Department for her seizure when about to sail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16

SECOND AvESuE NJ. L. CHURcH.-A iine edifee
IS feet from. by 10 feet deep and of the ROmanesque
style Of architecture, known as the Second Avenue
NJ T. Church. has just been completed at the corner of
Second avenue and Observation-Disclosures street,
Harlem 1t was opened yesterday, for the first time,
with appropriate dedicatory services. The Rev. Dr.
Perry. Colonel OF Brooklyn regiment, preached in
the morning from the text Isaiah i6-i3i the Rev. Wm
Fisk Watkins at o'clock, and the Rev. Mr.. Corbitt
formerly of The Greene stree church, in the evening"
The attendance at the various meetings was good The
basement was completed in December last, and has
since been occupied place Of worship. The cost of
the church is $4,000. Among the clergy present at
the dedicatory service were the Rev. Mr. Griswold
Presiding Elder of the District the Rev. DIR. Strick
land, Chaplain Of DR.. Perys regiment; the Rev. Mr.
Davenport, and the Rev. Lueus King.