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me QUESTION: ANgwERKp.

A. ins question Ia Frequently askei VINO V h rs
WiNsLOWi We will suHpy say thaI she Ia . lEdJ
no, for upwards OF ~ years, has uuNungiy de
voted her nms and ,Alsns ~ female phy6.cln
sud uurss, pTlnal'A4y Unong children. shs hS.
especially uu'ued ,ho constitution and WsnIs o.
bis ruInsp Va elAAa 30 GENERALLY oysrUOSsd ~
eNreirssly treated Is Sne faculty II b. msny Ia
sAnoaa. aid, - = result " thA on II, and praosics
knowledge Obtained In = lie Ams Spo0l ~ nirs
and piysiGisU, she has compounded . sooshi.g
Syrup Tor ohildrun Ssethins. 10 oTIHIes liA- mAsi
giving rust aud hsAlat, aud u, EorspSd, sure n
regulate ,hs bJwos. La ounsequsInc VI 1G's sr',clL
krs. wuVlov 10 beoouIins world .reaiownsd 81
p.ns 'ctr Of hsr rHoo; ohldrsn do certainly ass .,
and bes har; ESPECIALLY Is this III" In 'his city
SSa quantities Of ;he Su.Alng Syrup Ars DAN,
.nd and used here. We think Mrs WinslJw hAS
mroortalised hn AAoo by ,hia invaluable article
and va anoersy b0lie'S thousands Of cLildrsl hav
been saved from MI carly grave by ila dmsiy us.
and THAI millions va unborn will shAr. ~ banehS
and units In calling hor blessed No soTuEK hsA
discharged her duty W her suffering lials one, In
or opiuion. until shs has given II ,hs bsnehi Of
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Try IL
u.olhss-TRY " uow.-Ladi@s VisiiOv, AeS YorL
CIR.
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Religions Liberty In the Army.

The impossibility Of meeting all the religious
convictions in any one regiment, by the appoint-
ment Of single chaplain, results in great hard
ship to those soldiers whose religious conyic-
tons are earnest, and in opposition TO those of
the majority. If Roman Catholic chaplain is
appointed, through the preference OF the MAORI
~ then the lcw Protostants in the regiment
are urprOyded for; and, on the other hand, the
Roman Catholics, more or less of whom are
probably to be found in every regiment, are in
COmmoltd 10y the imposition II Protestant chap
lans. Gov. ANDREW Of Massachusetts, we
are glad 10 see ha5 inlcifrred to remedy this
kml OF injustice, as lar as possible, By directing
che officers Of the Massachusetts, regiments e.
drtach those soldiers who desire u attend
form of wor-hip 10, provided in the regiment,
in squads, unuer command OF an officer, Tor the
purpose olattenl,ng such services as suit their
cou-cieuccs. Gov. ANDREW says in hi order;
II is one q. the mislortunes Of state Of war,
that the exercise If the most precious rights
must often he denied 10y the eNlgencus Of di-ci-
pine and 1t the service; and that II must often
b. impossible To allow Cihcers or men to leave
their quarters, even 10 discharge the sacred duty
aOt attendance on Divine worship. And | am
uoIeuNe' dlNlHtQ lutl ~ any Nldu Nt0 brcu ue-
med this lIbvrs at any time when il might be
reasonably granted. this has not been from any
inclination to interfere with the rights OF con-
sci nee, but from a mistaken estimate Of the
s'rlctness OF discipline required at the timo.
II in any regiment there are soldiers whore
eliSious conviction. prevent them from attend
ing on the rcgm6ntal services, | trust that.
whenever AN opportunity offers, and the men can
be allowed 70 lie absent, the commanders of
yes imen,s will perceive the Importance Of adm
them in their desire TO attend the services II
their own churches, and would suggest that
they might he sent in squads, under command
Of an officer detailed for that duty.
If other men, amid the hustle OF life, are often
iorsetiul of their obligations TO God, a devout
frame Of mind should certainly be encouraged
in the soldier, who may be at any moment
called into his immediate presence; ard those
who are mindful of their duty to Him, will ever
be found to be the best soldiers in good cause,
since they are the best men everywhere. truly
regarding the rights Of Others from a sense Of
moral rectitude and brave before the face of all
danger and every foe, as the dread Of doing
wrong casts out all other fear.
JOIN A. ANDREW,
CsunandeT-in Chief.
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Fair Play for Fremont.

The following vindication Of Gen. Fremont,
irmn the Missouri R,puJIcan, is of more inter-
.st because il is the expression of journal that
has hitherto not been prejudCed in his favor,
and which may lie suppose to have superior
opportunities Of judging Of the value OF Ere
mon,'s services, and OF estimating the difficult
ties Of his petition;
When Gen. Fremont landed in this ci some
two months ago, very soon after his ro,urn from
Europe and with scarcely so good and intimate
a knOWle ledge of public affairs ~ other intelli
gent men, he found, it is no injustice 10 any
enc 10 say, this Military department 10 "A
chaotic tate. There are few peers ms who do
not recolcct the panic which existed in this
city on the Sunday morning when Gen. Illr-
n'y took military charge Of the Department, or
the COniderCe which was restored before night.
fall, by bis prompt action and the placing Of the
regular troops in position 10 command tho good
order of the whole city. II had won lerful in
hucuce, and our deliberate conviction is, that il
he had been permitted 10 retain his military
position under the feeling superinduced by his
acts, there would have boon no serious civil
war in this State. But lot that pass.
Gen Fremont took command of the Depart
mcrt at a much later period. Coming here
a. a Major-Gcncral, embracing very large OK
tent # territory in hi Departments aud cntru't-
cd with the organization Ofan expedition which
WIS To descend The NJ ss,ipp and take posses
sion Of every important town hntwenn this and
tc Gulf Of Mexico anl hy thi- means put an
end to the war, hu DIT no. inl even the nucleus
Of au army.
AZ ann, Of 'nc hundred thousand men WA
200 Io put into the it'll, du.lol, ,i,ripl'ncd and
iuf.d "a the Larl-hip- and tho oh, "A, nee which
h'l,ug- 10 a state Of war.
lie was rrt to get the men, and then prepare
th'm for the battlefield. We have roacqulint-
Ince with General Fremont, and opposed him
with all our might when he was a candidate for
the Presidency, years ago; but this we can say,
tlat no other mans name could have called
half the number a men into tho field with the
sane alaCri,y.
And now, at the end Of not moro than two
months, General Fremont is prepared Tor active
var and all that he ak, we doubt not, is, that
he may be permitted TO carry out his plans. II
he hall fail it will be time enough to visit on
him public indignation; but nyiou- men should
not bepcrmitted to strike him down-to disgrace
him. now and forever before he has shown his
ncapacity or want Of the true qualities Of com
handing officer
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Sree' water Station Pacific Telegraph, $40
.Hi,s idst n SAT- Luke CGy, Sept. 2l.--Tho
Pony Express passed here at O'Clock this
morning, bringing tho following for the Press
San francisco, SEPT. II business generally
has been active. The johbing trade with the
interior is large, which includes the purchase &C
Government stores for army purposes.
There is no California news Tor this Express
The enlistment Of troops for the five regi-
mcnts last called for goes on moderately well.
The pay Of the soldiers being 70 much below
California wages, seems TO discourage vOlun-
tccring at this time; still the number of volun-
tccrs now called for will be obtained.
The state election returns ara nearly COM
plcte, wit n the fol owing result:
stanford, the Republican candidate for Co
werner, Ji,O21 votes; Connors, Union Demo
crat ~ 1858; Mcconnell, Breckinridgo Demo
crat, 81 PIG. Among the six southern counties
of the state, which are regarded rs largely SYM
plthiling with secession Los Angeles and Tu.
larc are the only counties which gave the Breck-
nridge candle ate a majority.
The last Pony Express brought through no
letters on account OF the buntcring Of eastern
pp.tmastors. Eastern correspondents need to
exercise much Judgment in choosing mean, Of
Getting their dispatches through during these
troubled times.
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The War In Kentucky.
ACTIVITY or THE UNIoNIsrs.
sECRssIoNIsTs ARRESTED.
Skirn,ish and Union victory.

LovisriM,, Sept 2s Hon. Horace MavnarI
OF Tennessee, is At Frankfort
Agents are now stationed along the Obi,
River TO prevent the smuggling of arms int,
:, The B"'lefin saws that 500 troops from TER,
iau'e' lndiara, have gone up Green River
kentucky, and taken possession of locks Nos. /
anu .. One shot was fired at them. and the fire
was returned, killing their assaliant. Many
I mon families have feel to Evansville from the
Green River country.
ret imcnt Of cavalry from Ohio has gone
pike.
=. Cvi th'ara, XIV, is occupied by federal troops
Natioi ~ flags were thrown to the breeze from
the Louisville llo'el and Gait House TODAY.
j. Hcessionisis, among them Jas. Il. CLAY
end Col II. G, Harris, Of Madison were brought
to Loui,vile this Afternoon and committed. A
writ Of habeas corpus in Claws case hasybeen
issued returnablo before Judge Catron on Mon
day.
Bet son Ormsby, a lawyer Of this city. was
arrested, but ioleased on taking the oath Of allie
ginncc.
II is reported that some Of Buckners men at.
tackled Mud River, 40 miles from Bowling
Green, under Col. Hawkins The rebels were
badly whipped. Union men are coming 10
Hawkins aid from all directions with shot guns
4 nj ripca
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MEDICINES.

4 SIGNIFICANT FACT - a DISTIN-
b '-H'o inIsuan. an le,ue AL ed what .rs u
of ''t. prcdu,toas a. Hsw snsiSnd, replied. aos
- gland r,ros non
r. torct " his reply CONSISTED In ihs facs lAs,
f. Englaii ars haze. World ldo reputation -
rAr " hariy. sihlasic and -Asr,Iny .Io
''g"ru'u in body and mind Via, ,As slAn ahsl
rr uiApig deIond= on the ar- snd eStpaent - N,
''td H'Nriy svsrv Nag NlgA 4 mo,Ls- pro
Toss
AKA wNsLOw's souTHfSa sYRLp
.ot hon hAte; there Ia no section OF country on earth
shars II has bean 30 loAs and 50 universally uaet.
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The Georgetown (Demarara) Colonist Of
Aug. 2Sth, has the following -
Intelligence has been received from Surinam
today, to the effect that the Southern pirate
Sumter was co,ling there on Sunday last. The
captain is represented ~ being a diShng cner-
getc man. and be declares hi, determination
not to he taken. II he should be Overpowered
by vessel Of superior force, he will blow up
his ship So that he shall not fall into the hands
Of the enemy
Arephew OF jefferson Davis, President Of
the Southern Contederacy is serving on board
in the capacity OF mi1shipmln N,thing of
Cour,e, is known with respect TO the direction
which the Sumter will take on leaving Su'i-
am, but it il highly probable that she may
cruise about this neighborhood, with the view
Of capturing some Of the American vessels,
trading between this Port ami the Northern
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SEIZURE or VESSELS. - The bark Fanny
Ealer, Of New Orleans, and the ship Jacob A.
Stamler, were Saturday morning seized by the
inspectors, under orders from Surveyor Andrews.
The bark Fanny L Ler arrived yesterday, and
was seized while lying in the stream. This
vessel is entirely owned in half shares BY two
residents Of New Orleans.
The ship Jacob \. Stamlcr arrived Saturday
from London, laden with a general cirgo, aud
was seized at quarantine. One sixteenth OF this
vessel is owned 10y james Phillips Of New Or
leans.
The bark Bcneiactor, seized at San Francisco,
California, by the revenue officers, as being
owned by residents OF the rebel states, proves to
be owned entirely in this city. One sixteenth
Of the vessel was owned by person residing in
Virginia, who in June, before the proc lana.
tion Of President Lincoln went into effect, exc
cuted bill Of sale. Tho vessel will therefore
b. released.
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Advance Of the Federal Troops
on ROmney, Western Virginia.

GrGftoH, Va, Sept 25.-Fiyc hundred of the
Ohio 9TH Regiment, with one piece of artillery,
and the Ringold Cavalry, 70 in number, under
Col. Cantwell, and 100 of the sth Ohio Regi-
ment, Col. lIalkc, made an advance from New
Creek on Monday toward Romney. They drove
the eremy, 700 strong, out Of Mechanicsville
Gap on Monday morning, the 9th, and, ad-
vancing on Romney, stormed the town, causing
the enemy, whose force numbered l, 400 infantry
and cavalry, to retreat to the mountains with a
loss Of about % killed and large number
wounded. Our loss amounted 10 three killed
and ton wounded.
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Kansas to the Rescue I

Wydndohe, Kansas, Sept. 2i.-The following
order has been issued here
In accordance with section I. article 3. Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Kansas, | hereby
"ricr every man in the state between the ages
uf IL AMI 20, capable Of bearing arms, to imme-
uil',l' enroll himself IN some military company
in mp ance with the militia laws II the state,
and each company is hereby ordered to hold it,
IF iu r. adiness for immediate marching orders.
Each nan will furnish oil the aims in his pos
session The refusal Of anv man TO obey this
o-d,r will he tsken as an evidence Of his disloy-
a.tN, aud he will he treated accordingly.
(Sgncd) J. =. ROUT.
l.cui. and Acting Gov. AND Com inf hicr
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4 DOWN TOWN MERCHANT.

asvlng paAHsd several seepless mighty disturbed By
ue .gouss and cries OF . suffering child, and 10
coming convinced that Ms. wINsLow's soOTH.
ING SYRUP was Jus, ths article needed, procured
asupply for the child. On rsaohing home, and 10
quSlr,ing his wife with what he had dons, shs 70
fussi ~ rRvo AdminiEssred 20 ths ohild, q. ais
ass srongy IN SyT Of Homeopathy. Thai nigh
~ rnud IIaatd In suffering, and ,hs parents with.
~, sleep. Returning home tins day following, ths
;,lhef found ,hs baby still worsa, aud, whils ooR.
smplslI4g another slesIs6s niSht 'hs mother stop
pei from the room 70 Ateud W some domestic du.
t.aa AID LON ths isthar with tie child. During hr
.l.,ei,us ho administered portion OF ths SOOIH-
ING sYRUP " the baby, and said nothlng Thai
~ gas NJ hAnd1 Slept well, and tho lttls fellow Awoks
delighted with ihs sudden and wonderful change,
and although Al frBt offended Al tho deception prso-
,csd upon mar, hAs continued ~ use tho Syrup, A.
suffering, crying hsbieA and restless nights have
disappeared. Gingla trial Of uls syrup never ya
oiled 70 relieve Ihs baby, and oVsTOons the prsja.
dicsa of tho notLsr.
HoTHERsl korHERsil Ho1HBPslig-AP
OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.-Dunp fail " pre-
nire MIS-. WIEsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEErHIN0. II has no oluAi on sarth-
No uo.nsr who has ever tired Mrs. WlNsG,OW's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN will svs,
,ousenl " les her child p@S through the distressing
and critical period o. IssthinS without ,as Adj u this
invaluable preparation. II lie and hna.Ih can b
estimated by dollars and oeni1, 70 Ia worth the weight
IN gold.
Millions Of bottlea are sold every year In the Uni
Isd States. II "a An old and vol triod remedy.
THIS is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR, when
children Ioething almost csrtaln 10 be Ailcssd
with Dysonisry and DiSrrheA. Mrs. WINsLoW'e
SOOTHING SYRUP il a never falling remedy tus
these diseases, and will give Immediate relief from
all pain and distress nodenl 70 the process OF leslh
ing. Every mother should provide u for her child
rem.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP Mrs.
WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP for ehildreu
sesGhing. No medicine In the United statsa salt
Iksh nbA standard medicine, and IL fame ~
world wide. Physicians order and use 10 whsreVsu
l.s magical effects have bean Witnessed
BEwARH OF osUHrKRYEu AND nhrrAroEa-
None genuine unless the iAc-simile OF CURTIS
| PERKINS, New York, II on ,he outside wrapper
Sold by DrugglSta throughout ,hs world.
Principal ofaos, No. ID Cedar -, ksw York.
Price only 70 cents per bottle, b.
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Military and Naval Movements

The Texan soldiers on Governor Island are
said to he rather astonished at the strictness OF
the discipline which is enforced there. They
have been so long accustomed to the compare
tive freedom of frontier soldering, that militia
ry discipline is irksome to them.
HARD AT WORK.
The ramparts at Fort Hamilton present a
scene Of warlke activity every day. The Sd
Rhode Islsno Regiment, now stationed AT that
fort, is undergoing thorough course of artil-
lery drill, and the service of all the non com.
missioned officers Of the regular army located
there are called into requisition for drill W.-l
poses,
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Aicbi'"n, Kdasas, Sept. q Major Bridgor,
guide TO the surveying party through the
mountain, arrived here Last night and reports
that the route from Denver west TO salt Lake.
is peisctly feasible one. and will shorten tho
distance from geo to $50 mil,i =, and also tho
route from this city to Denver can bo shorten
cd $50 mules and greatly improved, changing
the rad down TO the North Bank of the Re-
publican Forks.
A. Atchison is now the eastern terminus Of
the overland mail, aud not st joseph. a. fot-
merlv, all letters intended 10 20 by Pony Ex-
press should I've sent here.
The coaches arrive and depart regularly.
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FifE SuE.TREA,URY.-Mr Cisco has found
no leisure during the week, Notwithstanding it
was supposed thai the appointment Mc,,r,.
Kctchum 4 Son as agents of the United States
would afford linn relief. The subscriptions TO
the popular loan have Uutnumbcred the autci.
patiuRs Of even the most slnguinc. In this city
alone the subscriptions have reached an average
OF half million day. The banks on Siturdiy
voted TO take another SO, 900, 900. The j's,
los and 2t's, demand notes, which are prac-
tclily haui notes, have made their appearance,
aud arc law ay received by the public. Tho
amount received Throughout the country on the
Government loan 10 e,'imited from S3j OOO, 900
to s37, 900, 900.
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important Reports from Cincin
natl,

Ca,cinaaG, Spt. 27.--Tbo 3jth Ohio regi-
mcnt took possession Of Cynheana, KY, last
night.
The 18th Ohio crossed the river this morning
and embarked on the Kentucky Central Rail
read for the interior Of the state.
\ pl ysician Of this city, just returned from
the South says the blockadinR squadron have
taken Mississippi CITY, thus cutting Off commu-
ucston between New Orleans and Mobile.
They have also taken all important points on
the Texas coast.
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Attic stock market today the amount ~ busips~
vas quite large. Full prices paid for al red.
al securities, and in some cases IN advance. Two
year Treasury notes are in demand at oskase.
rom city ard out of-town buyers Virginia axe,
"ete = nttle higher but N'rtb Carolins and Ms.
w Nes sold II k@N per ceut. decline. In Rag
80 "hR - the char gts we're unimpprtant.
TIE money market lens quiet this week Tn.
7npply y sbundaLt and rates easy q, CAT prr conf
y o. me securities. Etchsnge on Ensiand loTs<a
W frsnee, tL.SSN.s3h for bankers. TIE SEQ
S'ty n The Tressu y having oomple,ed b.s No.
AVON OF The Scot $50, Osv ,0OO, resurne.i =, Wssh
iWtnn Vt two o'clock tins afternoon.
Vss m follows
rOta, reosipts.. asn1 bfa "A
'"ss my ulto@. 's's'...-........ f-O,639 o.
in'luc I'll m TIE receipts were 9t44 90 for r.
y les. The customs were eieo, fOs 81, a ShIoh
y . co. 60 were In Treasury n tee 0-
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frdslJoyf, Sept. 2s.-Senate commit
zee report the arrest Of Ewing, Sivcrtocth and
J. Swarp, members Of the Legislature. ON II.
legal and unwarantablo grourds ard have pro-
cured their release.
The thanks uf the General Assembly wcro
voted to the Ohio, Indiana and Illinois TROOPS,
for their aid in arrcsting the invasion of Ken
lucky.
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DEATH or JusucE Justice
Joseph Sherman Brow hell, widely and iiyo-.
ably known in thi, city for msny years past. in
socitl ard political ciIolcs died on saturday
morning last after a short lines, at tho age oi
over 30 years. lie was rc-ilent Of the Ninth
Wand for over twenty years, arl no mi1 on
that siic Of the city, probably, could p,ll more
votes outside oi his party thar Joseph Sherm An
bfownell. lie was a native Of the First Ward,
"her5 he hold the position Of Street Inspector.
Subsequently he was elected TO the pOu.i,n OF
Register, AMI Afterwards Police Justice o, the
Fourth Drtrcr. VI. .,h nositi,n he occupied at
the time If his death lie was man Of fuin,,.
feelings and tender heart whilo his character
for integrity and honesty Of purpose was DO.
yond question. \ meeting Of the Board Of
Magistrates was ml ON Saturday at the Hall
OF Justice, in relation to the death Of their as.
sociate, where resolutions of eulogy and condo
lcnce wee pissed, and arrangements made to
attend the fInoraloi deceased.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Tues
day. AT one o'clock from the late residence of
Che deceased, no. 10 Groyest.
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vIolcr, ,:n=c Ar w,nd r,r.. a.

Bw'ingiop y. j, SJR. 2Sh.--A violent
gale of wind commenced blowing hero early
last evening, lasting until midnight. Trees
were .uTrooted and other damage to property
was done t'
About thre o'clock this morning large harm
IN the eastern part Of the town was burned 10
the ground. Ii was set on fire. Attempts wers
made TO fire two othsF bans but they wers un.
IL, The daily train from Mount HOLY TO-DAY was
thrown from the track a short distance from, this
lOoseDed
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turned to this city, his homs last evening. A
argse gathering welcomed him with cheers AZ
ne mlghted from the cars. He was Afterwards
I loHlucu WIN carriage, and q torchlight pro-
cession, headed by band Of music. Was formed
10 escort him to his residence. Upon his arri-
val there he made an eloquent address, announ-
clng his purpose 10 find ont the indiy iduals who
We're the cause Of his arrest and bring thcni to
speedy Justice
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NIAS,SE NgEIIaaInUE.

Tic -lo' ig c-rhl bcais were ,unk "a N,ssufE
curing TIC ~ gallo If IRE 22th u ats n G Hud-
srn On grain VI - Holden de; } II Holden dx
rs 10y 80 NJ B',.all Go.
Miv isl Uoia-l. VII ab'fl Is inetes II
..'. o. J.. LID.
4 . f.H.'St f., IA ~ tie O. ws' ,ov ,d /, ,sis
. >.. ,.d.y rs ttal.tuJ A stevens, for her
. 4rlt.,y
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Accident on the New york and Erie IL. IL.

!Scio, .S,pt. 20 The night express east from
Dunkirk ran into culyert on Friday night at
Scio, killing the engineer Harvey Miller fire.
man Vc,ey, and cN.enginccr Weaver. John
Campbell brakeman, bal enc leg broken aud
cali I on. Sergeant Cornell, oftho 21th New
lor, Regiment, was slightly injured. II. A.
Walton, oi Columbus, Pa, hal one leg broken.
There is a terrible ircshct, with bridges down.
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ARREST OF JAY HNwKER.
LoarCHy0rih. S'pk II, lS6l. Cleyeland, the
lcIdcr ui band # Jay llawkcrs has been ar
rested 10y a military pose and held to bail for
examination. The Kansps Second regiment
marched for Lawrence {, nj shi wh,rc they will
cncsmp aud recruit. There is rOtAing new
from General Lane command.
REBEL MARCH oS 1T. JOSEPH.
LeGrnworH, S,yt. -, 1851 Scout, came in
this noruing and report a strong colrmn OF
rebels on the march njrthwari from LeNif gton.
Their supposed destination is st. Joseph. All
the organized companies of the Kansas militia
are ordered to rendezvous in thi, city immcIi-
atcty.
ONO TROOPS IN KANSAS.
Kansas City Sept. %, 1861. --Gcnerl Stur.
gs, with parts Of the Twenty. seventh and
THIRTY ninth Ohio regiments arrived hero last
night ON the steamer NJ jOrs from Liberty.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-05

Rochester, Sept. pa disastrous break oc-
CURED in the tow path Of the Gtnc-see Valley
Canal this A. NJ, botWecn nPpcr'ira and DO.
Us Greek, which will require 3 or days to re-
pair