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Police Intelligence, d1o.

A CANADIAN RonBED.-JAmes Porter, a res
stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel, was robbed,
on Thur,day night, of wallet containing $62.
II appears that he fell in with young woman
named Joanna Coleman, keeper II disreputa.
ble house in Mercer street., and after taking
oysters ard wine with her at Sp;ing street
ssluon, went with L,r 20 her residence. Ale
remaining a while and being introduced TO ono
of the girls of the house, no was in quiet way
robbed of bis wsllet, and not being able 10 re-
san l., I've con planned to Detective Farley, who
arr s'ed the woman Coleman whom he accused
Of the theft. She was taken before Justice
Bremen and locked up for trial. The uniortu-
nate Canadian, not being able TO procure bail
for his appearance t. prosecute, was transferred
from his quarters IN the 81. Nicholas TO the
House OF Detention 70. witnesses, thus loosing
both mt ney AMI liberty.
h2REsT OF FEMALE CRUISERS. Thurs
day evening, the p'lce arrested twenty absn-
doned folnsles whom they und crIsing about
MAakap Bsrk, much to the ammo ance of the
neS(I.<Isrtod They W. To all ttkan before Us.
tCa 0Eaekenbush, and either fined or impris-
onsG
ARREST or FUGITIvEs.- Two Dung men
named John Holmes and Thos, Craig, were
arrested yesttIday as fuGit yes from Albany,
where thsy stand charged with the commission
| Of burglary. They are also accused Of grand
| larc, ny, committed Ia this city FEW days ago.
Justice Quackenbush locked tAem up.
PASSING SPURIOUS MONEY. Daniel P. CLARK
was arrested yesterday, charged with passing q
o. bogus bank bill to John Wager, barber, 10
| pay ment for a shave also, with attempting u
pass a counterfeit o. bill at saloon, in payment
Tor drink, Justice Kelly locked him up iol
/ examination,
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THE LrI1LR DRrMMgR Boy, CLARE scE ID.
McKESZiE New York B,ah Of puhiri.
ticn Of tho Reformed Protestant DItlh
Church.
This little volume gives an account of the life
and dea h Of a little boy who was attached hs Il
drummer 10 the 18th Regimen New York Vol
untecrs end was accidentally sho, at Aunspol s.
Mary lsnd, in July last. lie was great favor
lite in the city Of Brooklyn, whore no -esidai
and the aft ction f,r him Wa' testified by III,
immense concoursc II psop'e at his funeral. Al
though prmaturely cut doSn, whom only !.
yosr orste, "rhe Little Drummer BY hs
left an influence for good that will long BIS fol
whore he was known, and this litlle book will
exler d an perpotua'e it, 1t is a volume o
most thiilliI < interest,
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AeaitIonaI per Arabia.

THE SPANISH MEXICAN EIPED!rIoN.
Madrd, oct. 2-Tne COrresp0ns
Autogra(d, of today, says We are asthor'
lied to deny the statement thst the preparations
for the Spanish en- petition to Mexico had been
suspended and to declar, on the contrary thai
they are being actively carried on. The expo
dition Of Spain will leave very shortly, without
prejudics To the cooperation which she viii
afterwards SGord to Farce ard England. A
Council oi Ministers was held today. Various
questions, relating TO colonial affairs, fo:med
tho subject d protracted discussion.
Rome, oct AT the reception of the Siam
ere Ambassadors by the Pope, the former, in
speech addressed TO his Holiness through an
interpreter, said that they had been sant by
T. cir Sovereign TO express his veneration Tor
tina head of the religion which was preached In
Siam by zeslous missiOsaries, and 70 assure his
Holiness that the Catholic religion would al,
ways be respected in that country.
The Pope ip bis reply, desired the smhasA-
dons 10 thank their sovereign fer the proteeuor
he had granted to the CAthol ics In Siau, where
he was happy TO learn, the missions wore max
ing progress.
The Gmbas,adors then offered the presen,
which had hen ssnt 10 HIS HOLINESS by th
king q SiAu-
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The Fight Near Harpet's Ferry.

baltimore, Oct. IL A gentleman who
spent the whole Of yesterday at Hsrpsr's Ferry,
says that TIE accounts published there II tho
fight on Wednesday, are in the main correct
The cannon captured is fine new siege gun,
we'll mounted and in good order, with the OK.
ccrA on Of fracture above the axles.
MIXED vIKw.
The Rhode Island battery did not participate
in the light AZ at iirs' stated. They were sta
ii, ned ON the Maryland Heights, and found il
impossible 20 discriminate ia tho distance be-
tween friend ard foe.
rRorRACrED sKIRMIsH
The fight from eigh, o'clock in the morning
until two o'd ck in the afternoon, was regu.
lar skumi,h with varying results, the rebels
when hard pressed, retreited into the woods
and at other times driving the Federal troops
back into Bolivar, the m in light being beyond
that town IN the road 10 Charleston.
At two o'clock CT Geary arrived with tbr
pbc of cannon, which sojn sil'n~sd tho guns
u the enemy, putting his entire force to flight
WHAT 4 CHAPLAIN SAYS.
A Chaplin OF tho rebels, who was taken pri-
soner sNs that tsfore he was captured, eighty.
seven killed and wounded had been carried from
he f,li.
There wss nothing positively known ss to
Col. A,hby having been killed. II WIS not gem
orally cidit'd. An officer supposed TO be him
was shot during the firal retreat Of the enemy.
HARVEST TIME.
The FEDERAL trot ps remained on the field all
Wednesday nigh, and yesterday morning,
having brought acfos the river the remai nder
| Of ten y OusaDd bushels Of wheat captured from
| the retel military depot, which they were abou,
trar planting 10 Locsburg, an der was giver
for tho whole force tn retire to tho NJ ylsud side
| ALARM Al BOLIVAR.
Great distress prevailed among the 10 nainin
residents Of Bolivar, iIformgt,oa having reache
them hat It was the intention of tho enemy /
desroy 10th Bolivar ard Ilarpers Ferry by fr
on Thursday iSht, ard hoy were ali packin
up preparatory to flight into Maryland.
There ia no news from there this morning a
10 whether the Il rea. Of the rebels was carrie
out or not.
The river is still too high to ford AMI tn
troops were convey cd across in scows.
1mE RinEL FORCE ENGAGED.
| Tho prisoners captured admit that their fore,
was 2, 900, while the whole Federal force wa,
four hundred and sixty.
SAD PICTURE.
The charge that has taken place in Harper,
| Ferry and the thriving yillsge Of Bolivar is
| represented a. most sad aud shocking. Ruin
| is everywhere visible and the inhabitants are
bowed down with sorrow.
| BROKEN PAROLE.
| Col. McKaig, State Senator from Allegh snI
| county, who was arrested some time sn,s an
CARR, Il TO Ohio, and allowed the liberty Of tina
state on his pucl', arrived here ysstsrl,y II
violation Of his pledge. He was arrested las
night al his hotel by order OF General Dix.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

DIED OF MS ISJURIss-Coroner Iurpby
yesterday held an inquest upon tho body of
Daniel Mccarthy, who died on Wednesday,
night from the effects Of burns received at tho
fire in the oil factory at Hunters Point. A
verdict of academia death was rendered. John
Mccarthy brother Of deceased, whc was also
burned at the same lire, is recovering from the
effects Of his injuries.
A SrATnTSG CAsE.-A fight occurred yoster-
day between two. boys belonging to the Will
liAmsbuTgh Industrial School, ia the course of
which one Of them stabbed the other in tho
neck with pOckst knife, inhlcting dangerous
wound.
BRRoxISRIDoH DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
EoMINAIIoSs In tho 9Th district, Mr.. John
Wilds received the nomination. In tho 9th the
convention was unable 10 agree upon man,
bui Will MAKE another effort tonight.
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Cuur Of Ge.crnI =, s,isse-

II 4 r. the X ent'ar.
Charles Il. Richsrd',n was thsd snd com
mi ted Of grand larceny, in stealing teo Posks-
books c ntsinipg SIS, from John HiggiaI, Of
No 6 = Oosevelt street. He was remaudsd ~
awalt seateues. Elvy n. johnson and WIN.
Maitland, impieaded with Richardson, were &C
guittd. John Thomas pleaded guilty TO tetit
larceny, ard was sent to the p, nitontary for
months. Thomas E,cles was tried on q chsrge
OF picking the pocket Of John Fs-rell aud &C.
quilted. George Roman was tried tor gambling
aud acquitted. friedrich W. Meyer, Indicted
for grand larceny, pr, rcd himself Innocent and
was discharged.
The Court then adjourned for the Bav.
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From Dnrnestovn, nd.


VAIN WONk KNTkUTFU.
Ddines'o,rn, oct. IA gem lemsn from
Berlin informs me that intelligence had reached
tho Poirt Of Rocks 10 the effect that the enc,
my's forces which rctreaied bsck TO the foot Of
the mountains, and the Shenandoah Valley, on
the approach Of the sickly season along the
river lire, have left their retreats and are now
pushing for the Po'omac in largo numbers. 1t
Is stated that hey had reached Charlesto W
and would make their appearance at every ford
or sing on Tire upper Potomac. Should this
Intelligence bo confirmed, and place credit in
the statement, 2, is not url kelly we may hlvs
emo serious encounters before next week.
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military and Naval Movements.
REsIGSKD AND LOCKED Up.


The following naval officers, recently ar
rived from tie o. asst Of Africa in the s'oreship
Relief, having rendered their reFgnitions,
were Errtttcd yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, and conveyed to Fort Lafayette -
Lisutenant Hamilton II. Dalton, Of tho sloop
Il war Saratoga ; surgeon Philip Lan.d,lc, also
Of the Saratoga, and assistant surgeon William
M. Page, Of the Relief.
suSDRY ITEMS.
The purchased steamers Isaso Smith, Ellen
and Whi,ehall, have left tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard and anchored off the Battery. They will
receive their powder and put 10 sea immediate
". The bark Gem of the Ssa will sail today
The U. s. steamer Michigan, which arrived
three days sgo from the west coast Of Africa,
will also sail today. The bark Brazilian will
anchor Of the Battery today. The steamer
YUung America, which should have been pat
into commission two days ago has been do.
layed by the scarcity Of blue jackets. The
Isaac Smith had to leave the Yard without her
full complement Of men, but shs will probably
rccsive the balance prior to sailing.
ARRIVAL or THE oosSKcrICUr EIGHTH REGI.
MRNT.
The Eighth regiment of Connecticut volun-
tcero, Col. Harland, arrived here at an early
hour yesterday morning, and landing from
| tho steamers at Hunters Point, proceeded al
once to Camp scou, where they had been orieroc
TO report by Gen. Burnside.
BEIuaS or SKw FORK CAVALRY.
A detachment Of 1e0 men Of the First Rog
ment N. Y. s. M commanded by Lieut.. CD
DeriD, returned yesterday from Washington
were rendered 70 formal reception, and proson.
ted worn appearance.
RECRUITS.
A company OF 100 recruits enlisted in Broomr
Co., for the Mcclellan Brigade, arrived here
yesterday morning, and after broaklasting al
the Park Barracks went down TO the enc amp
ment q the eoip-, on Staten leland.
RELEASE or YRIsoNERs.
Twenty prisoners were selected ON Thursday
from among the North Caroliniars on Bsdloo'
Island, and were dispatched yesterday to For
tress NJ nroe, there to be released upon taking
oath not to bear arms against the United State
Government. This is doLe in response to the 70
cent release Of 81 ofour wounded soldiers at Rich
mond, As nearly all the persons released b,
| the rebel authorities are dis ,bed by wounds AM
| disease, moe than half Of them having had
| limb ampu'a'ed, a similar course was puTsus o.
by Colonel Burke towards the rebel prisoners
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Fight near Pilot Knob, mo.
DEFEAT or THE RBBBLs.

81. Lotds, Oct THE following dispatch
hiss been coeived from an Ofiaer At Pilot Kuob,
dated 10 o',lock last night:
Major Gavitt Of The LIT Indian, cavalry made
an attack on Lihe enemy this morning, when
d. covering The strength and position Of the
rbels he fell buck, until no came upon Col.
Alexander with coo u fan'ry. a the 2ls! ILL
nois regiment and one piece n artillery. The
enemy followed, fighting ell tho way. Major
Gavitt then g'a Lh gun in position, and con-
ceiling his infantry, caused part Of his com
mand TO retreat still further, drawing the
onemy into an anbuscaes, and forcing them 70
fall back with heavy los.
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LEGAL RRPORTs-FRIDAY.
SLpreme Court.

The l9h Ward School Contest The People sr
rel. Crinmin' and Shaef,r rs. AcManw and
Gallagher. The REALTORS in this case claimed TO be
legally entitled to the Office Of Trustees Of tn, 19h
Ward, by virtue Of an election held in Noyem-
Der LIST. They assert that the respondents
have usuIped the offics. The sotisn was brought
in the Bature Of q quo teaTraato, and was tried
at tho Circuit before Justice Wells, who In
structed the Court 10 hn1 FOR the relations. The
rsspOndsnts appealed tbs case 10 this Court A
new trial was ordered
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THs NJ Y. SUs.
R.porpd aemovnl Of les. Fremsnt.

Reported Removnl Of Gss Fremont.
Cincinnati, OCT. lS.-Thc GI,sfte editorially
saws that when the Secretary Of War went to
St Louis, he carried an order from the Prcd-
dontto General Fremont, removing him from
the command Of the Western Department, and
instru,iing him 10 transfer ii TO General Hun
ter. The delivery Of this order wa, left 10 the
discretion Of the Secretary Of War. His visit
10 the Western Department convinced him that
a change in the command was positively re-
quir'd, aid he pe sn'sd an order to General
Frcmon', ho a.kcd del,y e a few days IN
the execution Of the order ia, his removal il
decided up : ttsc pl'c' ne week, and will
probably be made n uo'dy.
TIE Sscrear, z wa ~ p'iorei modidcl.
tons to be made in Boz cral Ffcn"nts on ~
ton, at 81. Louis, In re- peel IA fp-tiica ions,
contracts and military appointments
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NatIotai Riunurc..

There was a decided recovery in stocks yes
terdAy. Government stock recovered q 1 por
cent.
We learn that the bsks have offered to take
the third fifty millions Of the 30 loan on the
condition that interest is allowed from Ostober
LIT. This Mr. Chase declines to do, and names
November 1st A. the date Of this instslment.
We hesr slso that Mr. Chase in answer to a
proposition Of the banks in regard to tho $780,
oOO, 900 per cent. bonds which he Is author.
lied to issue, informed the agent Of the banks,
that he had an offer from foreign capitalists,
equal 10 1.2 per cent. interest AZ par, for the
hi, wilir gncss 10 entertain offers from the aSso.
ciatod banks, at anything near tn, same terms.
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Warrington, Oct. Is Quite q number o.
upward bound vessels ran the rebel blockade las
pigbt, and have arrived at the Navy Yard aud
at our wbnves. Among these ia the Govern
msnt S'esml ot Cpur lie Loo, which towel up
the Government sloop Granite. They passed
the batteries shortly after midnight.
RAD SHOOTING.
Tho tugs Murray and Pussy were several
timts fred up II as they pissei, towing up q
couple Of schooners with government stores, but
were not touched.
The Cmur do Lion spoke tte Pawnes in tho
Chesapeake Boy. The Pawnee was not diss
bled, as reported, by tho shot she received A
large umbtr Of sells sre waiting at Smith
Point Tor an opportunity to come up.
COLLISION.
The tug Robert Leslie, while On her way down,
last night, ran ino the Hugh jenkins, also
bound down. ear Mt Vernon. the jenkins
was struck near the bow. and so crippled that
| she was compelled to run into shoIl wafer where
she ests on the mud bottom. She h al cavalry
On boari Of her. Tho Ioslc returned 10 the
Navy lsrd for a scow to taAe the horFes of.
The Harriet Lane left the Navy Yard this
IN, mirg. The new n: el battery at Lumber
C'e,h mounts guns.
RErokTrD RETREAT or TIKI REnELA ARMY.
The reports slOut TIE rebel army being in
full retreat fer Manassas, are founded on con-
II
quarters most entitled to confidence.
RFCoSSoTrERINa.
As was stated in YESTERDAY : dispatch, a large
remembering partN tcreced a. far as Vienna,
but returned before G. neral McCle Ian hsd quite
reached the village. A hundred men only, on
similar business, preceded to "Ayondale, v
which is about an equsl di,tsrcs from SPRING
field to Fairfax Count House. General walls.
worth went within mile and a half OF
Fairfax Court House with comparatively a
small escort. From the observations, il was
conjectuIed that the reb.l fJrce there amounted
TO about two rngin enls of infantry AID bat
talon of cavalry. The esco't was fred on, but
| rsG0hpd their camp wi hout rosorting TO ex-
| traordinarS haste.
From gentlemen, presumed IN pos'es the
best opp rtunities Of jud .,Dg, II is ascertainet
| that the eremy has heen alternately retiring
| and advancing wlthit n bresdlh o. five milo,.
Bland Ballard has been appointed l.. s
Ditirict Judge for Kentucky, IN place of Mon
ne, who has jo ned he rebels.
The Treasury Department, yesterday, sen
west Thirteen hugd cd thousand dollars II
treasury rotes.
Col. K,rriran. Of New Y TX, who has bee
under arrest for some tine past charged wit
generating characterization, was today brough
| over the river NJ der n guard, 10 30 placed II
charge of the Provost Marshal.
| General Banks after several days solour
here on official business, left for Lis headquar'
ers.
The Secretary Ct War has ordered Colon,
Berdan TO establish camp Of instruction in TIL
| city for his new arm in the feryice, and to col
| ltct all the sharpshooters he can during tn
| next ninety days. In fact, he has tul pow'
to accept companies and regiments who, on eN
| animation, may he found equal to the Ttquir,
men,s the Colonel has adopted.
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ROIITTCAL.

At a nIeetinu Of the PeopIi' - Usiou Organ
izatlon 1.-THE 18Th Ward, held on u sdsy evening,
Oct lIth. 1851, at the Il. cor. Of 18th 81 and the
eth ave. the follow leg mir atioTs for County On
csrs were submitted and unanimously adopted
Bheiin-FBEDERICK L. YUITE
County Clsrk-LEMUEL BANGS,
Judge Of Supreme C.urt-TIIOB W. CLERKR,
Justioss OF Superior C)uIt-MURRAY HOFF-
MAN and LOUIS b. Woodruff.
Judge OF Common Pleas JOHN z BsADY,
Judge II Marine Court-HIRAM KRTCHUM, er,
DhtrtttAttol ney-RICHARD o'GoRAAN.
Cor. ners-L0UIa HAuMAN, JOHN WILDRY,
hObEkT CAMILLE, and GPoRGE MATeELL.
Supetv'sor-ELIJAH y. PUBDY,
Assembly PHrBR hkEHAh, rs
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Cincinnati Oct. 1s.-Yesterday Gen. Sbsr-
mar tolegrsphed urgent demands for reinforce
mtnts.
In the evening Secretary Cameron and Adju-
tant Gan1. Thomss, arrived in this city from
Louisvile, and dispatches were Immediately
sent to Pi'isburg, indianapolis and Chicago,
ordering 5000 troops 10 be forwarded TO Gen.
Sh,rmsn by special trains These troops are
now doubtless on their way, and any approben-
sion for the safety Of Louisville may therefore
he dismissed.
Everything indicates action in that direction,
and impor ant tews may DO expected speedily
from The Central Kentucky column.
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Fortress Monroe, Oct. II, ria Baltimore, oct.
1s.-No flags OF truce will be permitted TO go 70
any from tho rebels be permitted to come this
side Of Sewalls Point.
Appearances indicate that the friga'o Meri-
mac bas been breul ht down short distance
from Norfolk.
A severe gale from the southeast is prevail
taa
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OB-EoUUS or TEBEscE LAW Nc
mASUt-The obsequi.- # the dscsr.ed Irish
patTiot, Terence Beller NJ Manu,, ok plscs
yestsrrisy and notyithst ,ndins he t7rer,sning
appearance of the wea her an I'm nsn-. pro.
,essiOn ID honor 20 the memory II the dead,
ado wtelminK crowds o'spsct .tor, lined ths
streets through which 1t passed. The affair
was exclusively an Irish ons tho honest ex-
pressiOn e sorrow Of true hear ed people, tor
one TO whom the good of his native country wa,
dearer than life. Who for this lows hal -uFsei
pertcu'ion, imprisonment and bsnis, nsnt, All
whose IN rial remains they we're nov abod. 70
convey ak 10 that land TO whicr his heart had
always ,ur 81 IN its exile.
A. an earle hour a delegation f. = he con-
n,ittCe a arrangements, prOoseds,i 20 the CAL
vary Gene cry, wnere the bVty nj ,esn placed
on its arrival from California, and In eyed 1t
~ the dock loot Of I'D street f. X. Th' pro
cession tn. fOrmpd in the tollOvins W ~. The
Marshal of the dat, John OMahony. T. q with
his aids, on horseback marched ~ tha hea =, and
were followed by a de achment " the 69i1 .
giweui under copmsnd Of Major BIgley pre-
coded by Rohertsohs Bras HDd. Company
y, of the Ith Re. linen, an ; the Ph ,snix Brig
adj, followed, at or which csne a csrriNgr Win
VIC NfTN hfN FAUoT All Nitn NtAF-F,
bearing the Inscription I'VE mourn our los, "
snd drawn by six hotse', in black housing
came NJ Nt. This WA surrounded bv 81 Pill
bearets, reprtsin inc tho c'u Il ~ &C Ireland,
snd a 1e' achmt o. OF the Phoenix Is Sade, with
arms reversed. The Cal iorDia Cunmi zee fol-
loved IN carriage, after whirp came eight
carriages, containing the New Y,rk Commit
tee Che civic socit ties were neN- IN rder, viz;
The Ancient Ordsr o. Hihern an, Lon shore-
mer's L. Il. Society, Tbofas +. ne tghoT Club,
llibernian Bonevoicnt u Societ,, st. Jimes'
X G. Total Abstinence Society. Father Mat
ihow T. 4. u Society,", ard Unitod Sons Of
Firm. The Emerald Guard and the P4'rioGc
Guard wound up the procession. Each OF these
bodies nd brass band snd n.ourui harn"rs,
and W nlarshslled by eight ass,s'ant manhils
on b,r,elack. The processi, n marched Though
the following streeis:-Up 22d =. 10 B-oadwAy,
Gown Broadway to Grand st acros' Grand 81.
To East Broadway, do~n E,st B-u,hvay TO
Chat am square, down Chatham ri and Park
Pak Row 20 Broadway up Broadway 10 Canal
At down Canal r.. to Pier "a North River,
rberr the steamer Glasgow, which il to take
the corpse 10 H,l,nd, is lying. rhe remains
r,te put on boird, and q guard If honor f,om
the 90 h Regiment placed over them. Tho
stesmer is TO 'ail At noon To-Day.
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DR.. J. p Beekmar, who expired suddenly a.
Kini,rh ot, n. v, On last Wednesday, was a
gen'laI an u large f1rtln", and was Tor many
Sears engaged In tho bu' ines, Of bankn,. IL.
has held the oflic4 of State S nator, and has
bee /, quite a prominent and 'nhlrutii, me n Nr
Of the Demoera'ie party. He has a'so been &c.
lively associated with the State A ricultlrn
Society, Of which he was at one time the Pfesi
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ANOTHER REREL RELEASED jas. Chaplin,
a resident Of Saratoga County, was liberated
from Fort lafayette on taking tho oath Of ale
giaIce A Reverend traitor, Damei IoskinS,
refused to accept any other than an uncondidon-
al release. He says iffe is not permitted tore
turn to North Carolina, he prefers remaining in
prison and preaehing TO his companions.
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1t ises'imA'ed that over four nj liens ofblshel.
Of grain are constantly in transit on the canals
Of this state The Eric Cana, although the
enlargement is practically onpl"'e, is not ade-
qua,e at all points TO tie business of this fall.
At Lockput a 9aw days since, over four miles
81 boats wers above the combined locks and
over tao and half miles bcl,~ waiting their
turns for locksge. And this Without any unu.
sual cGuls for detention. There is no CON. ,e.i-
tion Eos between the c,nals AID railroad.
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JERSEY CITY.

CoUSrr Conventions The Democratic
Union County Convention for the nomination
Of Il s. nstor Sheriff, and three CoronerS is 10
he held at Hudson City OF Tuesday afternoon
next, at 2 = NJ The Republican or Union
Convention will be held at Com nercial Hail,
Jersey City, on Thursday next, at 3 p, Nj.
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G:overBsr Andrew.

WasA irgton, Oct. 1s.-Gov. Andrew Of Mas
sachussits. ard Frank Z. Howe, left today for
New York. They have visited the different
MsssachL setis camps across the Potomac as
we'll "a the regiments from that state at An
rApJis.