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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Il. s. SHARpSHOOTERS.

The New Hampshire company for Berdan's Sharp
shooters 100 strong. reached the camp at Weehawken
on Thursday. The Yermoncompany isexpected to-day.
These New. Hampshire marksmen are all men Of ex-
celIent moral character than ordinary ntellig-
ence, and Of good social position Quite onehird are
farmers the remainder being composed Of mechanics
and africans who earn their s. day the year round
They are led by Capt. A. b. Jones, stalwart band
come young man, who was offered the commission by
the Governor on bis graduatiOn-day at college, and
who sprang with alacrity from the study of Euclid
and Herodotus 10 that Of Hardee and Scott.
He is wonderful rile-shot himself, having made
tensot string Of seven inches from rest in arecentpub
Lie trial of the men. Rs almost equals the marvellous
exploit of Col Berlan himself at the Weehawken ex-
hbition and Ia actually better than the champion
string made in iS in Kentucky Let the Colonel look
to his laures The next beet shot in the company is
one Brown, from Bow, n H., whose string measured
fifteen incbesi but the average Of the whole hundred
men is under thirty inches. Capt. Jones in recruiting
the New-Hsmpshire company advertised for candi-
dates to come 10 headquarters at Concord, bringing
with them satisfactory certificates Of good character
and habits as their second qualification for admission.
The result was that $50 applications made,
nearly all of them by men who could "pass the string
test" SO that the 100 taken being deducted there is
material for another company of remen from the Old
Granite State. New.Hsmpshire has done well in this
war in good many ways, but she has nothing to be
prouder of than the 100 whom she has sent to operate
on the wings Of an army under young Capt Jones Ii
they don't give good account of themselves, we shall
hereafter have no faith in strong arms steady nerves,
clear sight, or 4O-pound rifles.
This afternoon the NewHampshirs company Of
Sharp.Shooters under the immediate command Of Capt
A. b. James, win give an exhibition Of riaeshooting,
at their encarnpmeDt, weehawken. The practice will
begin at O'Clock, and continue for two hours, at the
expiration Of which time the company will leave Tor
Washington. cordial invitation rs extended to the
sons of New Hampshire residing In New-Yorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Tur YATES RIRIEl

This organization Is recruiting under more
favorable auspices The line officers Of the rogment
have called TO the command Colonel Charles n.
Pierson. Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin l.. TrsfFoTi
recently belonged to the list Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
THE PRIyATEER SUMTER.

BosToS. Thursday, Sept 10. 1861.
Capt King Of the brig Norhman, before reported
condemned at Surnam, came passenger in the brig
Auscovado, which arrived at Baltimore Sept. H. He
states that the privateer Sumter arrived at Surinam
Aug II, and at anchor inside Of Fort Amsterdam
on the 23d of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
ANOTHER BATTLE in MISSOURI
Attack by 900 Rebels at Bonneville
THE BATTLE GOING ON AT LAST ACCOUNTS,

'r'HEsos crrr. Fhdsy, Sept. 10. 1851
A special dispatch to The 81. Los;s DerecA
says:
A messenger has just arrived from Bonneville
with dispatches, saying that 800 Secessiousts
had attacked the Federal troops at that point.
and the fighting continued when the messesgos
left
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"HK.peuARrsRs IHrsH BRIsApx.
nMr DIAN TrEAroR: 4 haye this moment sent }

No. bb5 Broadway, bcp H. Iboi.)
"MY DEAR TRLAgoR: have this moment sent yon
word by the wires that very probably, shall send
YOU the name Of Colonel tomorrow. In the mean
while work away like trooper, and mind what
urged upon you-dont enlist any but decent, int Ill
gent steady and brave young felows-no rowdies, no
Ioafers, no broken-down political hacks and hiIelngs
for Gods eake and the sake Of the countryl We are
getting on gloriously here. Within fortnight our
three Tegimenls-one Of them being regiment OF NY
ing artillery-will be complete. have teegraphed
10 INV friend Sergeant Ton O'Neill, requesting and
authorizing him 10 raise squadron OF one hundred
men. Should he do 30, II he has no objection, we
sha bring him along here, for we shall all be right
Glad 10 baye the dashng lIsh dragon protecting our
guns
DC purpose being in Boston In the course OF ten
davs or fortnight and will deliver I'm address on the
National Cause the Stars and Stripes, and the Irish
Brigade. The glorious three in glorious unity must
vim No retreat next time. Stand or fhll-yictory
ar deatb-but no retreat--no retreat That's the
marching and ralJing cry next light we nave;
Heavens isn't IL glorious 10 have such country ana
such cause and such flag to battle for Inc irish.
man who is not with In this contest-wtn .h near.
md sou-et him never utter another syllable aoou.
tie liberty of Ireland. II he will mol stsnd up 70
strike or at all events 10 cheer for tho eood great
csnse which h now in fierce debate upon the pahks
of the Potomac he will have the heart ana sou
10 face tho red tempest for tbs cause that 10 m nose
desperately In peril. .r
Ever aa iis5SI WI FRANCIS aiSei MEAe#Es.
prH a a TsHAsQE ESQ, Besgn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
THE GOyERNoR's VITO.

THR GOVERNORS VITO.
FsAsKroHT Fridsy, Sept. T., 1901.
The Governor has vetoed TIC resolutions passed yea
terday by the Legislature, in reference TO the Confed
crate troops occupying the soil Of Kentucky. Both
Houses have, however, passed them over Gov Magof-
fms veto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

THE CoAsT OF NORTH CARoLISA'-Mf. D. a. I S..sh
has published map of the Eastern poruon ~ och.
Carolina, on a large scale, eight miles /" ..s IN
which will he found Of much value in tracing ,a Ne
of the war along the coast. II IN nc" e .nrvs,.
will insert the depth Of water from tns c0ss'
Ia will add largel, to its usefulness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Movements Of Prince Napoleon.

MONTREAL, Friday, Sept. Is, I66l.
Prince Napoleon remained last night 70 attend the
dinner given by Gen. Williams lie witnessed the re-
view OF the garrison yesterday lie leaves this alter
noon for Qubec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
SEIZURE OF ONE HUNDRED COPIES or
THE n. Y. DAILY NEWS.

MIDDLErowS. Conn, Friday Sept. IL, 1861.
Deputy United States Marshal Dickinson seized
package this morning containing about 100 copies Of
The Daily Netos, which had been sInugged into the
city by private hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
ANOTHER CONFIsCATIOy.

Bosros Friday, sept. 49, 1851.
The schooner s. r. Allen partly owned in Norfolk,
was seized here to-day.
October has been fixed fog launching the new
steam sloop-of.war Housatonic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
THE NATIONAL LOAN.

TRoY, N. Y, Friday, Sept. Is, 1861.
Over $50 600 was subscribed in this city to-day for
shc National loan on the opsEipg Of the books by the
United States agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Rebel Plots In Maryland aud Movements In
Virginia.

corresps adenes OF The N. Y Tribune.
B.trrsoEs Thurt.y. Sept. II, 1861.
The Secessionsis here are very exultant again
within the past few days. President DAVIS"
they say. !. so much better as to be able to
attend 10 business" The Legislature meets on
Tuesday, and the traitors are 70 make desper-
ate effort to run Maryland out. The Rebel army
in Virginia is 300, 900 - strong beyond doubt;
of which 200, 900 are said TO be available for tho
Maryland invasion above and below Washington.
feint will be made on Washington, but the at
tack will not be seriously pressed in all proba-
bility unless our defending army is so far weak.
ened by the detachments needful to meet the
Maryland divisions as to invite change OF pro-
gramme. They at present expect Washington to
fall after Maryland is once freed and all ap-
proaches cut OF by Annapolis or Baltimore.
The Potomac will first be cosed-in fact il is
in military parlance tLos,d today.
An imprsgnable eh.7dur de .frie.s of batteries
lines the Virginia side from Acquia Greek to
Matthias Point. Their guns of large caleber,
and command the Maryland shore. They expect
within five or sir days TO senl up our approaches
by that river, and they can do il.
/ forewarned you three weeks ego of this. and
Of the Importance Of seizing Matthias Point. No
eunboats can live in u stream mile or two
wide, with ten-inch shell playing on them. 1t is
simply absurd to talk of keeping the Potomac
open by vessels. Unless promp: measures are
taken by the occupation of ST. Mary's and
Charles Counties, and, if possible, the seizure Of
Matthias Point by land force, or in some
other way, there will be serious trouble, and
that very shortly OF the ultimate result no ono
can doubt. We will drive them back. But why
do so at disadvantage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
ANOTHER LETTER FROM THOMAS FRANCIS
MEAGHER.
From The Bo,fon Journal.

From The Bo'fOn Journal.
The following letter from the brave and patriotic
Meagher, was received this morning. His enthusiasm
In the good cause viii not fad to stir his countrymen
10 action;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

SrrzURr OF SogTHERs FUNDS IN BosroS.-We un.
derstand from an authentic that the total
of Southern funds seized in this city, yesterday by ths
United States Marshal reached 81, 600 the greater
portion Of which was found in the hands OF .oe
ern Steamship Company. Ofthe whole amoan' t nh
900 were In the shape Of Treasury NOES - The ,sr
when Il the owners ara and have been loyal men,
~ill Ss re.,orsd 70 their use and custody. u,
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TO tie Associated Press.

Io Tie AssOczhteQ froSs
wAsHryeToS Friday. Sept IL. 1861.
PROTECTION AGAINST COUNTERFEIT POSTAGE
STAMPS.
The Postmaser-G General has directed as additional
protection TO the postal revenue the exclusive issue Of
The stamped envelope containing the Improvement
Of the dissolying lines This envelope cannot be manu-
featured by the ordinary machinery, and is not there
fore, liable to imitation by the insurgents II is found
that sut few, any, Of the letters incosed in this
eavelope have oceasioned trouble to postmastes in
asePherng ilIegibe superscrptions postmarks 0he
proper position Of both the envelope being indicated
~e hnes 30 az 10 prevent their mutual obiteratioD,
oosAsiDg the most frequent of miscarriage.
ooso, and other considerations, have induced the
unconstitutional TO assume the expense Of this i'm.
x.'Au' invention, and to supply the new envelope on
80 same terms as the old The Department viii not,
ehs r. ~ !" ~" s'A'"'' ~ '''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

w. Morris.
From Our Own Correspondent.
BALrIsORE September H. 1861
Gen. Dix's order to suppress the display Of rebol
insignia and sedous cries has operated admirably.
IL has served TO remove from the public streets an
odious nuisance and at the time to disclose the
coven foot Of many directors who were supposed TO be
Union men, II brewed nice little storm for day
two, which has purified the atmosphere somewhat
and defined the status of good many doubtful people,
The Government police, under the inspiration Of lite
efficient and energetic Deputy Provost Marshal james
MePhail has been working very eilectually for the
last few days. In putting stop to the emigration OF
Rebel volunteers to Dixie, carrying with them arms,
ammunition. and other contraband You have pub
lshed the Geographic accounts Of tne capture OF %
Rebels on Saturday night last, They have been sent
10 try the benefit of New-York cir during the war.
Among them are two Of Marshal Kancs ex-captans Of
police The seizure of rockaw9y 30 built as to con-
ceal arms ammunition letters, &c. together with its
contents horses &c. must net TO the confscators some
$1,000. But the sloop that was to carry the % away
escaped as well as some 100 other parties who have
left the State for its good.
The rebels held o State Convention yesterday,
which permitted to hatch its treason undsturbed
BY the Government A number Of Unioaists, indig.
nant at such dissertation of the city determined to
abate the nuisance in summary way, and they would
have done it too, if the police had not interfered.
There is great anger at the supeevceable zeal Of the
police in protecting such IN open-mouthed rebel con-
cen successfully as to deserve at iIs unhoy hands
a vote of thanks Every Union man is opposed to
popular outbreaks; but there Is limit beyond which
the patience of the loyal people should not be outraged
The nominations Of the rebels are Benjamin @.
Howard, Reporter Of the U. s. Supreme Court, for
Governor, and man by the name Of Jarrett whom
the present rebel Legislature Oisedntothe Controller
ship, for Controller. Gen. Howard may be infected
with hs mania To cit IN the chair once hosorsa BIZ bic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

A Nice Little storm-PoIice Captures-The
Rebel state CoBveniiOn-Iis Nominee
The Union Delegate Ticket-The Rebel
Press-Csi. schlcy's RegiD,ont-No Voting
without taking the Oath Of Allegiance
Gses. Dix's Letter 50 tlse Nayor-CeI. w.
w. Morris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
A STRANGE APPOINTMENT.
TRANSPORTATION OF HORSES.

Immense numbers Of horses are now being
brought into the city. Proper care is lot al
ways exercised in their transportation. They
are shat up in close cars, and brought through
without being watered. The consequence is that
great numbers of them are attacked BY some
distemper. In single lot. $50 thus affected are
confined.
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Milling.

THE subscribers have erected ut the corner
i Of Main and Lincoln streets, Bddeford, .
first class STEAM GRlS1-MlIL, and placed
therein the necessary machinery for grinding
grain Of all descriptions. The mill has three
run Of stones (liurr) and all the machinery ms
cessary 10 do Custom work. Farmers, mer-
chants and Others. having grain for milling.
may depend upon having the work done In the
best manner. -
JOEL ROBERTS,
JOTllAM PERKINS.
Diddeford, June 10, 1861. 25tf
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WoMAy
Il continually in peril II she Is mad enough 70
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iect.
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MRS. WILSON'S
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HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs. wilson's Hair Dressing Is put M 10 large bottles,
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Dyspepsia Remedy!
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disease. cell '.,ils. somsshS,s "a 'hS IS ~ anu 20
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CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS
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AYERS
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BUSINESS AND WEDDING CARDS.
or all kinds and styles printed ct the Union and
Journal once, Blddsford. Ne.