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THE LATEST NEWS,
BY TYLEGRArH TO THR D. Y suY
War Movements, SC.
Floyd's Army Routed by Gen,
Roseucrans.
TIIR THIEF IN PULL FLIGHT.

C'drthwg "a, Spt ~ A battle ie,k
place about O'Clock Tuesday afternoon N. ar
Summersvillc. Gen. Ro.encrans, after max ing
q Reconnaissance, found Floyds army, 5000
strong, with sixteen field pieces, cntrench,d in
powerful position ON the top Of a mountain at
CauniN Ferry, on the west side Of Giulcy river.
The rear snd extreme OF both flank, we've mac
cc>,ibs. The front va masked with heavy
forests aud . COS, Jungle
Col. L,tlc-, Ohio lOh Regiment. II Gen.
Bcuhar'- brigade. via IN advance and drove A
strong dctaclm men, Of the enemy cut Of olmp
this side ol The position, the 7ite of which was
unknown. shortly Afterwards his scouts, CON
-isting Of four companies, suddenly discovered
Themselves in the face Of pMapct battery, and
a long line Ci piliSadcs for rihrmen, when the
battle opcred hcrcely The remainder Of the
10Th and 18th Ohio were brought into action
succ,s-iyclN hy Gen. Brnhan, and the 12th
al crward- by Cupt llartsluH Whose object was
an armed reconnaissance. The enemy played
upon our forces terrihcally with mu-ketr,, rides,
canister and shell, causing some cu.ual,ic..
Col lytlc led several cOmpanc, Of Irish 10
| charge the battery, when hc vas brought down
| bv a shot in the leg.
| Col Smiths 18th Ohio engaged the enemy
/ on the lett, anu Ool. Loves l2th Ohio directly
in front Lowe fell dead at the head of hi,
| regiment early, in the hottest me b, a ball ia
| the {, rchoad
| McMullcn', howitlct batter, AMI SNYDER
two field pieces meantime were got into the
bees, position possible under the circumstances.
and soon scnccd two Of the rubcl guns.
The fire ,lackcucj at intervals, bat grew
more iuriou, night approached when the
| German brigade was led gallant, into tho ac-
| ton ly Col. McCoOl, under the direction If Adj
jutant General llartsuil but after a furious
| fight Of thIe hours, ordered the recall of the
troop, and the men laid on their arms within a
short distance Of the enemy, each ready Ia re-
sumo the contest the nest morning
The thief uyd fled with his army during
the night, and sunk the boats in the river, AMI
DESTROYED the temporary bridge which he male.
WHEN he frst occupied the position The tur.
hulrngc and depth OF the river made II impoa
| sihlc To follow him. lie left his camp cluiplgc
| wagons horses large quantitic, Of ammunition
and fifty head Of cnttlc
| our lo-, L. L. killed AMI about - wounded
| generally flesh wounds. The rebel los, Is no
asocrtaiucd They carried their dead an,
wounded with them. Their loss wa, ccrtainl,
serious.
TWENTY-FIVE orCol. Tyler. mon. who wcrc
taken 10, How'd AZ Cross Lane, were recap
tured aul Floyd, personal baggage With tina
oi hi- officers, wa, taken by cen. B'nhnm'
brigade, which suffered most II wts com
mnnd,d by him in person, and Col. McCoh Ice
| his BRIGADE
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suspiciou- Questions Answered.

Two queries are inserted on our dr- pd,c re-
htive to connections of L. 5. Marshal MrRR\Y.
We are happy TO be able TO answer both in tn
negative, from information received since the
outside of the paper went to press. So far as
the Marshal knows no relative of hi, has ever
been connected with the lottery business, an
his only ron died in infancy
The explanation Of the run.or may be loun
in the circum,,anco that NJ. MuHRAY. who is
harbor master, as the Marshal lady was, and
who has naturally been conluundcd with him,
has relatives reported to be concerned in the
business referred to. Marshal MURRAY has no
male relative living that lac is aware OF.
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JERSEY CITY.

YACHT RACE Ar JErsgl CIr.-On Friday.
September 18Th, the yachts "Harvcv G Fowler, IS
Blackbird, aud "Amphitritc,' will sail a
race from McGichan's jersey City Yacht Club
BASIN, loot Of Van Worst street. Jersey City.
The course will he from the stake boat of tho
CluL House to Rollins Rect light and return :
the distance to he sailed over three tim to co n
pletc the race. II will lie remembered that the
above boat were in the regatta of the 10Th (
August, and rs that race was not finished until
after dark, and some complaints were entered
against the winning yachts, the judges have de
cided that the ab,ve yachts must sail the same
over again. The start will take place at from
twelve to half past twelve oclock-noon in
order that the contest may he completed in good
season.
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BliDUkLfN.

Frrr ttihNrrrRr Al CANr wrNAN.-The
cnicer N the Continental Guard, e1camped
rear Fr II m,l',n have for some DAYS been
making ~ rsrstioB, Tor grand entertainment,
upon whi.h occasiO every friend of the regi-
u,' III "a, expected u b. present. The camp IL
situated in a level field about tn zee hun1red
yards eas'erly IT the Fort. The grounds are al
mirally calculated for field planoeuyres. The
81 te'iainment, which had heen po-'ppnod from
Thursday, took place last night, and many thou-
sands participated The cars from the CITY were
crowded from early in the afternt on until late
in the evening, while hundreds went down hy
means Ot private cohveyances. The avenues d.
Niding the tents Of the different companies were
beautifully Ornam,ntcd with archie, Of ever
greens entwincd with flowers and flags. while
in front Il the tents were diviccs male of green
d. with the letter II the company, aud in some
instances the names IT favOri'e heroes
Arches had hecu erected At intervals through =
out The entire camp, f.om which were MI. pcnd-
eli Chircse lanterns It VARIOUS color, Will the
American hag was visible ever, WHERE Trees
had teen plSn'"o N ~ 10 protect the tent. from
the sun, while M MATURE courty irls were ar
ranged in font show ing slkc good taste and
good Judgment. ''Ihe Union fjrrver." and
ether patriotic notices, were obscrv able at all
points. A dancing hoor, 20 by 10 fee; in di-
me nSi"ns, had beon constructed in front of the
cncampuent intended TO accommodate three
sets at once. The weather was delightful and
m the crowd came in, the camp-fircs blazing
forth, aud hundreds Of coiored lanterns lighted
the effect was truly brilliant. The Br1oklyn
Band performed during the evening.
Previous to the evening" entertainment the
r'gm mt made full dress para.e. Be
f're dsmissal they were addressed by Col.
Perry, who stated that tomorrow (the 1Ith)
the time allowed 10y the Government n fill IN
the ranks would expire, after which they might
IT, expected to march at any moment. lie
a'k'd them II they were ready to 90 an the
respoise ia the affirmative wis unanimous. &C.
compancd hy hearty cheers. The regiment
numbers 9iG men, and arc all stout, ableboiied
and not Gully competent bat willing AMI ready
TO fight e. the Stars and Stripes
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The attemp, TO form Union party crs,riza-
ton urged by Mr.. Hsskis end Others, result Oh
in the adoption q the partial measure expressed
in the following resolution offered by Georg,
Gcddcs, Of OnoDdsgs;
R,scirvd That the members Of this Conven.
ton be requested Ia take tie necessary action :,
proclaim 10 the assembling mass meetings in 80
Material districts for r.tihcatIon, the pro
Greetings Of this meeting, aud for such iufbe
action IA may bc fund necessary ~ secure tb,
succyss II the ticket here nominated
This was the oulv sc'ion II interest, too late
" H. included in our report yesterday.
Aiitorp TRAITORS ARRESTED. The fol-
lowing p-rons were Appreciated yesterday by
officer, Ssmp~on and Dcvor. ana locked up at
the Police Headquarters: benjamin Y. Corlica
Of tho firm OF Corlies & Macy, stAtioners, No
~ Nassau street. who il charged with having
orl, n d ESQ, O00 worth Of bill, Of the Pittsyl.
vana Bank, Of Virginia TO bc printed At the
establishment Of Conrad Fatzer photographer
No. PIG William IT.; Conrad Fther the litho-
graphcr, and Bethel Burton, Of Flatbu.h. the
Tatcntec q a rifle, already referred to. lie Is
very trcr and has a wife and two ohildron.
Another person was arrested last evening. but
it was thought prudent not to publish the name
ai present. II is not Ben. Woo, however,
which many loyal citizens " III regret.
EN.MAEsnAL KANr arrived lat night and
went to his aTs tmcrt' N the "liftye.ts"
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DEATHS.

BARRON-On wednesday, SeIt. 18th, John,
youngest son OF Andrew Barron and Mary TJul,
aged year, months aud 20 days.
The friends of the family, and tho memhers of
the II. A. II. Society, are respectfully invited u ~
tend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, nth INST
at o'clock, from IA Fiith 1t. i49
BROWNE - On Thursday, Sept. 18th, John
ID Browne, son OF JOS aud Ann Browne, and grand
son Of William and Esther Kenan.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this (FrdAy) afternoon, az 2
o'clock, from the residence Of his father, 23T East
18th VI, without further Invitation. les
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81. Iuu's. SPIT l9h, lSol. -- Cot. T. u.
Iuw>,r>n A,-l,Ln' AdJutaut General The
report Of Gru Pope tohy, i,um lluuuN!lo
saN, hc made night matches on Green last sun
day, who. however got uo.cn of hi, app.oIrH.
hul was surc,> lul u continuing the dispersion
oi5.uuo rcD,l force, leaving behind them much
h- -ngc, provisions and forage; also the pub
lic property seized hy Green AZ Shclbourur.
Gen Pops infantry was too much lit,gued
to put,ur. The harsrm,u, however. followed
in pursuit ten on fifteen mile, until the enemy
scNtto,l.
The railroad ca,, If B,o,khrll {, open, ani
mo- morr secession camp, will be- made within 20
miles.
Gen. Grant telegraph, that the tr.t gun g. in
puiriuut Tort ilull Kentucky
S.guD'. &C. iGtMuNr.
nor ten. { lminaud'ug.
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Captain Atkinson, OF the bark Venus, from
Curacao, arrived yesterday morning, reports
that the Venezuelan Consul a, CurdoOI had re
ceived adyioes from Caracas, Venezuela. 10 Au-
gust 22d, which stated thai the p-ivI'eer sun
ter had gone ashore on the island OF Trinidad
Port of Spain abou, the 1o.h 81 Angus, ami
had become total wreck.
Capt. Atkinson bring, hoy named J mcs
Or, who escaped from the Sumter while she
was al Curacao. lie say that the pirate crew
Of the Sumter expected 90 capture the bark
Venus and have the S3j 600 in specie whrh
sho Wa known to have on board. The Nenu.
eluded her, however, by taking the course
round Virgin Island, instead Of her usual route.
A heunaphrodite brig priyateer) chased the
Venus for four days ard came ncar taking her.
II will be remembered that the last in,clli-
gence we had Of the priyateer Sumter LEFT her
at Trinidad, Port Of Spain, seeking a supply OF
coal which she obtained from one Of the mer-
chants of tho place, with the approval Of the
Attorney General We learn now. via Brrmu-
ia, that the sumter subsequently proceeded to
sea, and soon after captured four American ships,
fully laden, which had just quilted Trinidad and
were hound to the northern ',ate..
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Washington, S,p i2.-Gcn. Mcclellan ,
dispatch to the Secretary Of War /. very briri
lie merely say, that Gen. Smith made recon
no,sincc with q, 900 men To- Icwinsyillr, re-.
NAMED thcr, several hour, and completed their
examination 81 the round Wh,u ~. work
VII, completed, aud the commlni had ,lrtc
back, the cnDm, opcu'd urc an .hrll b.,
Grilins Battery he SAYS, ilcu'ed that or the
enemy, aud our men came tack iu prrl ~ order
and excellent spirits. The men hchty 4 mos,
admirably under the mo lie concludes hv
remmhing we shall have ~ NOR, Bal Ran
affair.
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Capture Of Confcderate suprlic..

LOuisriHe, Sept, 12.-The Evansville Journal
says the steamer Sue Evaz, undor the command
Of the gun squad from that place, had captured
a boat with 900 barrels Of salt destined for
the Confederate States.
W. Boyd, late clerk in the Federal War De-
partment, had arrived at Richmond with full
Information respecting matters at Washington.
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Washington, S,p' l2.--lu future the single
rate of postage on prepaid letters posted in the
United States anl addressed tn Prus,i,, Aus
tria, bavaria, SlNuny, Nuremberg M,cklcn-
bur,, Stwlin, Old,nburR, luNcmhurg, Bruins,
wick, Lubbock, Hamburg or Bremen AMI tor
warcd in the PuIssian mail, will be- reduced to
twenty Eight cents.
All unpaid letters to whatever part Of Ger
many they may he addressed. AMI all prepaid
Letters addressed 10 any other German state than
those mentioned will continue To he charged with
the existing rate of thirty cents.
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Nop'rdi, Spt 12.-rrince Napoleon and
suite arrived here last evening. lilo wAr met
by the Mayor aud patty ol French Canadian
gentlemen, and escorted to Donegan's Hotel,
where the crowd assembled and chcercl the
Prince, who made a short speech in French, ~
turning his thanks. lie and his party visit the
principal objects Of interest today, and leave for
Quebec tonight.
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Nch.I. slcnling nnilrnnd- n LncnmnlI,c.

Point ~ E",ks Sept 1.-THE rchcl, hay,
taken up the entire track ON the Baltimore AMI
Ohio R,ilroad from Marlnsburg TO North
Mountain, distance Of nine miles, and tr ms
ported the rails, etc. to Winchester, for the cx-
tension of the AleNandrip Lonloun and lIimp-
shire Railroad from SrLu.burg TO that point.
Al Duilcll's station, ON the Baltimore aud
ohio Railroad, thu rclcl, We're bus L. engaged
in taking down seven or eight new and tint
clns. locomotive, for tan,l oaLtion to Win
che ,trr
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WILLlANSBURGH.

A DrsHoSpsr wAsuURwoMAN.-C atharinc
Duffy was employed to do day, washing for
Mrs Loflell in Remsen street. While at the
work rho appropriated several articles Of wear.
ing apparl, belonging to Mrs. Loficll. For 50
dong she was arrested yesterday, and taken
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SOCIETY NOTICES,

special Soiicc--Ionic Lodge, No. $50, y.
u \. M.-Thc members are lorely notified that
the int regular meeting ui this Lodge viii take
p,,,c ou this FHiuy) eyrniug,ot Gothic r,om, . ld-
Fellows HAL. A iull attpndau'e b. requested, us
business of importance will Ice transacted. THO5.
NJ. WOODS NJ; JAS. WRIGHT, Sec. 20
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forever inII 100, sports, -Ou.c m ,rc Won orr , c,l
up'n b. add Inurr.s t1tlusc you base llrraync lev
ed "u TIE l'' ,v tat st,trols fr,i ut B.u Run
Come forward Ike men aud enrol yourselves ml up
the same prHd uut shattered luu-r-tu' st M and
SuII's and your own Is. ruus old suu'fust,wh,h
has often triumphaut'y eel you 10 -lore and vie
tory ,Ner the Union Jpk. ArI,y /, Capt THOs
SCANllN - !. noc q, or 10 Lcut T. Z. DIM.
PLY, Ia the Park. lri
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Fortress Moaros Sept, H. ria Bdiiimprl Sept
Fin view Of the Increasing Importance OF
Fortress Monroe, as basis Vi offensive op "a.
tions against the COhfederates, there is To be a
large increase in the military aud naval forces,
Quartermastor 1allmadge is making arrange
ments 10 quarter contraband slaves at Old Point
in comfortable wooden barracks outside the
fortress
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Portland Nc Scpt. 12.--One hundred and
nincty-iive towns, casting two-thris Of the az
VrcEate vote Of the state, give WI,hhurn'
Republican, 1900 Jlmcson, Union 10, Ia
Dana, Peace Democrat, 12,liO. M,jouiy for
Washhurnc l2,3i7 against 12.S72 in The same
town, last wear
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CITY NEWS.

GREAT CoNTTNCr FuR RuIEs rnR Tur
SorrU-Nostcriay morning Il. Il. Walker, a
rcsidcn. Of this city, wa, sent down the bay to
Fort Lafayette. lie !, accused OF being engaged
in contract 10 furnish the southern Conf,de-
mcy with 10000 B'rian brecch loading rid :,
which are now being rapidly made. This is
the same affair in which Mr.. Minor, who wa.
removed to winter quarters on Tuesday, is sup
posed to have been engaged. was most
extensive bushes, arrangement half million
of capital it i, said being in use or the purpose
% forwarding the manufacture Of he rides.
Mr.. Walker says that he is n Union man, aud
has Ne sympathy whatever with the southern
u,urpation. lie offered the rifles in question
first TO the L. S. Government and then to the
State authorities, and strcnuou,ly insists upm
his LOYALTY. lie said, in going to Fort I.aiay-
cite, that he would cndcayor to prove his ieyo-
tion to the Union by his conduct, AMI expressed
the belief that he would soon be released.
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M ARRIAGES.

BERNARDl-PAPPI-O Tuesday evening, 10Th
selt., ly the Rev. Father LaionL Auiilino Beruar-
d. of California, Co Muy l.. Pappl, of this city. lO1
COONAN-DEMPSEI go On wednesday, Sept.
10th, at the house OF the brides father, by the Rev
NJ. Mcguire, John Couuaa, OF New York, L. 4 mic
N, Dempsey, OF Brooklyn. III
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ll0hD9',n Sept r. Two deaf bodies
were recovered from the Iewin-yillr Grll hy
a detachment e the l9th Indiana Regiment to.
daV. No further tiding, have been hrird ul
Lieut.. Hancock who is reported k.llri the
hody not having been found The presumption
is that hc wa- taken prl,onor
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concord Mn sept. l2.-Latc last nj ..ht the
cnr house Of the Concord Railroad, con aiming
several passenger can, together with the paint
shop ANA car house Of the Northern R,ilroIl,
containing one locomotive and other property
Wa destroyed by hle. Fully insured.
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SfocLb,6ig', S,pt l2.-Two little girls, ono
aged and the other 4 years daughters Of a
Mr.. l.sndcrs, Of Ice, were drOw ned in that town
tolay. The Youngest fell into Laurel Lake and
the other attempted to rescue her when they
both went down.
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Burlisgson Io,oo, .Sept. 12.-Six secsssioniss
from Memphis, Mo-, some Of whom were idpn-
tilted ~ hevnv served under Green, were ar
rested yesterday near Salem, Iowa. They had
with them d I'VE Of 1870 cattle, which will 10
conf scate,i.
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ID dispatch from Louisville quotes the Rich
oui to1wiasr ~ ewing that Jea. Davis has
s1 60 rcc,.rci .ym his recent severe Hires ~
T. ,A,, Nu anug on Saturday, IN osn'aro.
Cu!c~ that carriage was q he ~, che heal
c el A. not cheated the gallows yet
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Dc-iruciion Of the Nnhant Hotel.

Boston, Sept, II The N lhant Hotel, which
has been vacant the present season, caught lire
az eleven o'clock last night, and in two hours
was totally destroyed The source of the fire /,
unknown. Estimated loss 5lOO, OcO. Insurance
S1UOUu
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THE CHAErEK AMENDMENT COMMISSION Is
still occupied with organization and prelmin
AIRY business, Of no special interest. Recorder
John I. Hoffman and Daniel I. Tiemann, arc
nominated by the Comptroller to ill the place
of VIM. d, Kennedy, deceased, and VIM. +
IIavcmeyer, resigned, A committee was ap
pointed on former charters and other documents,
required to be printed for the information ofthe
Commission. The Board adjourned till Tuesday
next at 3 L, NJ.
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gHde, 90 Broadway, sept. ~, ~. hereby aatho-
RE JOSEPH ODONOGIIl T. g. recruit fur Co. g.,
ith gment, Irish brigade, u.drr the designation
Of Captain command uF. with tie a,s',t,nc. OF
Lieuts. JOHN OCONNELL JOYCE .u'I DENIS T.
III HkE, THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGIIER G $50
n'l c'mmaud.ul III Regiment, l.isu Brgtls.-
Rols for this company ,p.u for s.riat arc, ~
~ Foton ~; lt. Chatham q, and ~ tlr CORNER {
I'll mrsou ard Au.ty sts. JOSEPH O'DONOG.
HUE Captain cpuu.ulu. Go. e. II
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IoUi1a'c, Sept l2.--Grcat activity = ,incci
10y the city autnortic, in sciIiuE tn concealed
arms Irrrltiv ia possession of tho state Quart.
over POO have been seized to day. Several
scouting PARTIES for thi. purpose are out tonight.
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y 5 v, Mil report 1t tho lc.ri'ug rendezvous,
~ tratham ~, before ~ ',u.s, uu SATURDAY, Sent
ii.h 81 IT, dealt with a, drscItors. JAMES q.
WHITE, Lieut.. Cum. Recruits, 3Ita Rcst. n. Y.
~ %
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C"rHrHHrrir- NEw YoRK, SKi'r. II, 1861
-h'b'or '.fhe Sun: Sir-Thc city was flooded
with counterfeit s3 bills Last night, on the
Hampton Bark of Massachusetts. They have
for II vigncttci hoy, dog, girl with shcsG viii
lage in distance. Paper pale and poor Res-
pectfully, A READER or rnE SuS.
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SALUTE.-ll. b. NJ. steamship RiRaldo, Capt
Hewitt laying at Quarantine, this morning sa-
luted our national flag with twenty-one guns
an agreeable indication Of one Englishman's
feeling.
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ANOTHER ARREsT ron TprAsoN.-Ma-cus
Tullius Cicero Stanley, well known sporting
IMAM shout town." was arrested Yesterday by
the United States Marshal IN a charge Il hold
ing reasonable intercourse with the rel,els. He
was promptly consigned to Fort Lafayette.
Another reporter gives tho opinion, from per-
sonal observation, that Mr.. Stanley Is n decided
Uuioni-t, and that the representation leading
70 hs arrest, have emanated from personal enc
mics ofihc Wood gambling clique.
The "hhrg, at,nt ) anley }. al to be that
hetssoounselled certain men against existing
nusF~rvice Of the United S'a'es, and has also
ini,'osd others who have enlisted to desert the
serNte and 80 10 the South.
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ship Taken and Burned by Pirates.

The brig Monticello arrived at Miraloane (St.
Domingo) Aug. 22d, and reports on her passage
Aug. IIth, lat. 20 2s, long. 67.49, saw brig
chasing ship and going under her quarter.
Shortly after, saw a fire in the direction Of the
vessels, and at 10 PM, could only roe from
Alon blaze and sparks flying.
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IfH.niM Hlss., Spt 12.-Governor Bigg
sank suddenly last night, and remained uncon
sciUu,.
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Recruiting Agents, Attention : $50, I'm
,HSh u Tee gwen immediately, for 90 men, Ia mus
Ter m company today Apply t. Lieut. TURNER,
tG3 Broadway above Blocker st. 2,
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TIL" British schooner Iouisa Agnes, Cap. Nick
erson, arrived yesterday morning prize to the
L. 8. steamer CAMBRIDGE The Lous, ,ncs
Is owned at Luncniurch, n. s., aud Is p ds,a
from Halifax, pr s'4dly h"unl IN Biltimnre
She was captured on tho OH inst, when 81
miles south of Cape II nry. She W., presumed
to he seeking TO run the blockade, ia conse-
quence Of her being southward NJ the entrance
TO the Chesapeake when fallen in with. There
was also an informally in her papers.
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LADIES VINO ARK TROUBLED wrrH PINrLEs
Botchcs, Tan, sunbun, or any Dshgureuent Of
the Skin, should try the "BAm Of White Lilies "
which Is TO he had at 90 South serond It,, williams
surgh, at the low price q 20 cen.s Ter bottle. 1t Ia
al excellent preparation.
WArCIEs, JTwRLRY, DIAMoNps,
AND SlLVERwAIE,
Bought 10y &. G.. ALLEN,
AIS Broadway.
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