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state and County Fairs.

The following is list of tho fairs held during the
months of September and October
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REVIEW OF THE FOURTH AND FIFTH REGI-
(MENTS IRISH BRIGADE.

Quite IN Interesting time was had al Fort schuyler yes
terday afternoon by inspection Of the Tourh
and lth regiments oi the Irish Brigade by Major Acoc
Of the United States Army. The two regiments
drawn up in line At tho fort about two O'Clock when the
gallant Major passed before theta and expressed himself
highly delighted with their appearance. Acting Brradicr
General Mcagher upon the ground and the object
OF hatterng remark among all who present the re
view. After the inspection had token place. soci.
able time had among thu officers and invited guests
who were Hospitality RECALLED according the old Ii
style.
On next Thursday morning the two regiments will en-
bark on board OF a steamboat and proceed direct IL
SrriDgtold, nine miles b1ow Alexandria, here they are
70 encounter the shock Of combat with their gallant oou
hynen.
At the review yesterday large number .of distin.
gnshed representatives, Of the Emerald Isle present
together with officers belonging to the Irish regiments
recently recruited from city Among the latter were
Adntant Mlrphy, late OF tho Thirty-sevenih regiment
New York State Volunteers Captain Edward German. ol
Washington and several others. Quartermaser Haverty
OF the Fourth on the ground, aud did everything III
Ls power to accommodate the vsitefs.
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Herald Marine Correspondence

Sr GEoRcE's, Bcrnuds. Nov 22Ship Devonshire Auder
fon London NYok anchored Five Failom Hole
the Goth inst in distress leaking badly The master reports
as foliows:iad splendid 10 Ion 6, whoa they
oountered violent gale OF wind hurricane from tho
westward. during which she struck by a
heavy sea which shook her all over, starting
the breast hooks, knees and IN the lower hold
sounded the pumps immediately attnT and found three
feet Of water the hold. which Kept all the pumps
SANITY going lie found il necessary 20 employ the pas
all hands to throw the overheard
the ship Tried hard to reach home port but the preva
iencc OF NV winds prevented them About ten days after
they another violent gale during which the
leak increased rapidly and the snip began To settle iHst
All the boas then povsioned, they mad ready
Tor leaving the ship after having made signals Of distress 70
ship m the afternoon which unheedod. At O'Clock
consultation bold the best course to when
u decided absolutely necessary to square away
werner aud more moderate weather, 10 their
lives IN the hoatS If should become necessary leave the
ship and which appeared imminent. At 3 O'Clock,
finding the satp hhuring and ltianing very hca.
ylv, and the water increasing the pumps,
rillly, found " necessary 10 ci the
hpnds 20 ell ~ i2eunc the ship W throwing overheard
etn 1h u" 18Th nndng the slp IN Longitude d. latitude
80 ami leaking as badly concluded bear ~ for
Berrrda brins the nearest pot Her ageats her. arr
npssrs Hgps HllsHd.
BAH N,ana, csp ~ from be West Trd~s bound .
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New York. arrived Islands to-day and viii have 10
state from severe weather. y, s :" ''' '''s'
& s se'f rr H s np a yesraS n
FIVE Fahom Hole. Up the time write have no, been
H.iss DAVIS and MeagheT, both from NYork arrived
4 hSs q" BIZ H.. fnp ,ss s repairs and will
on Let Ioyas to Falmoaih as soon as eompe'ed !,
n
Bs Excelsior viii sa in four or Ave days for NYork and
r rsa par ss Is in
Has shipped her oil and VIII reai before proceeding on aoth
Nov %, 1861.
Bark Eliza Bay from Nyork anchored the south side
II Ship Me, with the nag of Admri Mine from Hall
The exceedingly empesuous weather which has been
The award Of sa.aee saved from the wreck q
S e"o rsRs ns Kan p sn
leaky, loss Of sails, &c &c, arrived last night
miscellaneous.
See Correspondence above.
REGLA-1t is stated in letter from Port
Royal So that one Of the boats OF The Spanish steam ferry
(Which pa, into Port Royal 2e.h Mt reIored r. want Of
the negroes remaining on one Of the plantations
subsequent examination Of the steamer herself disclosed The
slowed the hold and atsiiaed for Cuba and
steamer placed under the guns of sooIrof-war.
snlr EMILY ST PERRr OF Charleston has been put under
"" Br flag and was At Calcutta Oct H. ldg ennny cloth or
ny Nav sssn 81 sssns s.er. to Ps
ashore breaking up and not much Of her will be
saved.
HAvns, Nov 2rhe ship Normandy previously reported
sa ss' % b nr nsS bo BAG
wheat She VIII undergo temporary repairs, such will
enable her proceed New York safety The Exchange
New York aud Rebccca from Philadelphia, also threw
overheard 800 bushels each.
The OF ship Reindeer OF Boston. before reported
iest - saugor, has been sold for 800 rupees.
The prize bark Pioneer lately sold. is under the Br
ias and called Her Majesty OF Dublin and owned by bar
clay n Livingston.
steamer Deford returned 10 ror, Royal Sc lat inst,
fybee Island had captured rebel sehr of about 20
tonshc Wilmington, Capt Hawes, of Charleston, with I5b
bags Of coffee and quantity OF segars The schr
ashore ~ The cndeao escape and the captain succeeded
getting of in n small boat.
Ship Florida Of Fahauen b} tons, has been sold to
Francisco - here she arrived Oct % from Oofsk
Seal for $1,000, Her oil and bone viii lie shipped home
Brig II Brooks, seized in attempting The blockade
sold at auction 9th inst by the Marshal for 90 $50
Purchased by Mr. John King
LAuNcnEDA fine brig Of $50 tons burthen called the Julia
II Dillingham;. launched Thursday from the yard of
W Mudgru,' Esq SO kton-owned by Mr. Mudgctt and by
The master, Capt Georg. Harrington and others.
The following table gives summary the the
harbors of New York Boston Baltimore Charleston Savan
NAH New Orleans and Galveston al the latest accounts from
each Of noseD
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FIRST REGIMENT UNIoN BRIGApE,.

Lieutenant John g. Mitchell, Of the First regiment
CUnon Brisade) was, on Wednesday evening presented
WIN magnificent sword belt ana SASH by h friends 81
the sixteenth ward The presentation committee cone.
OF OF Aess1s Charles ii. Byuc s. Martin and Washington
J. smith and took place at the residence o. Ieuteuan
Ntchets father, Nineteenth street Addresses were
male ~ The Chairman Of the committee Mr. Charlie. y
b!fue ana MI samuel Marin. Lieutenant Mitchell 90
ped 'cle 'ousy After the ceremony the guests partook
" collation., NJ which t1ass were given sud "a
rI"nses made by NJ, sers MITCHELL Byrne 1bbas Charles
a jar H. Pah T. Nicholson and others The [ MON re
k.i's = AT "up liishnnsc aud IS nearly fun Uwn
H"o"p! 'VANe lor the scat % wer before Chrsttu
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The tsebsIArtny

~ TUE tHIIUN OF IhE utnATU.
so" puoiS"'ioh some time since Of tho list Of rebel
e'' VAS ah error IN regard to the name Of tho
'apsn u VIZ N"o'g'oehes Texas cavalry company II
should have been Captain Racquet aud NOT ponaa, -.
ZANE error occurs in your list this morning hs.do. So
has been elevated TO ,he pcs on Of major sin,, -.
publication. This statement Is made for tho hao, :, !
large portion Of the mercantile community VIZ - ~
heretofore done Texas trade and who no ianbt Nil ~
pleased 10 see MAJOR Racquet IN position nov ma, Il,
probably be the means Of elevstiug him 70 n si 49,
"post !" by his discarded Uncle samuel If ,Le,n S.
hsmp around READER OF TIE If~r
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Police intelligence.

CosrElSr r,ssfsstp.-The examination in the case Of
= who was arrested on Sunday, charged v..l
h} no H-et 4sveral ssssr 70 young lady 90 f-
- f4- Hslas ssh NsSw OF abductng her irgia er
y .ates easa 44 g.o.e Justice Brennan yesterday
There vas 81 stsnee q show any criminal intent what
g. 20 ne I7fi ~ tae aroused, 80 ho1oFabIy
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THE WARREN RIFLES.

The Inspection OF this new regiment made at The
Red House gu saturday last, by Major Aleock, L. S
-Four hundred and sixtyeight men present, with
ninetythrec absent furlough and detached service
The regiments which is under the command Of Color ell
George IT, Bidde, is to be attached to the division of
Eepcral Burnside.
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THE C01oNEI.CY or THE FIFTY SECOND
REGIMENT lGERMAN RANGEpsA

Colonel lmil Won schonng las been roinsta,ed com
monder Of the fftysccond regiment New York state yo
nntoersi III place Of Colon Paul Frank who brought the
corps from this city Washington Colonel Won c.ho
ming recruited The regiment and his exertiong H. pre-
seit efficient state is mainly owl ing
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BELOW.
bIlypN
Big Contest, fIom Bertruda.

s,hshus Iinour Liverpool; James smith London; sar
the West Louis Walsh, Manchester Wellington, aui
Baker Liverpool Cock Hong Kong: bark Columbus
tbrel, Antwerp brigs BALTIMORE (Brl Hope tBrJ, and At
apc Barbados; b sehr Equator, Nassau
Wind ~ ring day SSW and light.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


STEvEDoREs, ATrENrIoM.- IF pETER L. ANTHONY,
~ James Kavanagh and william Dugan, sievedores,
poyed in May 1860 by William Mason 40 south street IN
loading Lark r. A. knsman, will call on of send their pre-
sent address Joseph H. Choate Hanover street. New
YORK city they viii hear Of something 70 their advantage
GPFCIAL.-SIAvER ERIE, CAPTAIN NATHANIEL
~ uoidon-Ihe jny the above trial respectfully
requested TO meet AT the dence Nicholas Oh nanson,
zo reenwich street "Wednesday afternoon Dec H. S6l
Nv 5ocok Inquire there claims the jury
petltluu Tor the
NICHOLAS CHRISTIANSoN, one Of the Jury
NNHE MEMBERS OF LONG ISLAND LODGE NO. $50,
r. ana M are respectfully requested be present at
tne next regular communication Of said
Friday evening next the 18th as the election Of officers
Tor the ensuing Masonic year will that evening
By order of the w. NJ. JOHN MATHEWS Secretary
BROOKLYN, Dee. ., 1861,
NHE sHINGToN SKATING CLUB OF BROOKLYN
There Will be meeting OF the Executive Committee on
e.day evening at ~ O'clock mours Hotel corner
OF Firth avenue and Seventh street reception of
members punetul attendance requested by order Of
~ .. +. OAfMAN, President
w. Is. CaoSYs, Secretary
THE ANNUAL. DONATION PARTY AT THE GRAHAM
"Old LADIES' Home corner of Washington and DE Kab
avenues, Brooklyn viii be held "Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Dee and H. from until 10 O'Clock +. NJ each day
The friends OF this Institution and the public generally
urgently invited to attend.
a. H. ST. JOHN, Corresponding Secretary,
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MUSICAL.

BARGAINS TO CASH PURCHASERS. TWO MAGNI-
- hent ~ octave rosewood Pian6fortes, Seau ifuy
carved ease, legs, &c finished back front; IRON
frame; overstrung bass splendid and touch guafan.
teed Tor i've years. References 10 10 ~ names.
MCDONALD 4 Co. 35S Bowcry
Ie1ANOFORTE FOR SALE.-A FINE ROSEWOOD
Panoorte Chickering's make in pcriec, ORDER has iron
frame, Gothc French action lei legs
&c price sl0J nc disposed Immediately Ap
ply at i25 fwcnty.hrst stree, Ecar Third avenue.
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The entrance Of the Humber in the follow ing positions VIZ
oms INV Of The wreck with the following compass bearings
sparS n, nise :, I /, y Npyw.
Donna Nook Beacon NV XIV
ahoms NV d he wreck k" WIN he ' following M.a
sparS iIish lighthouse INV wv.
s sv9r" s NSsN R:1 1'ss' w Sos.'
BY order, II BERrHoN, Secretary
sAr,F, scorA.
HrDRochsfnc OFFICE, hnaiRAdrf
poo,a ar WORKS !, ,,.,o oS nss oct So lso,
anSrisy The Srs a" So1sn6Sr isc Eh' Viii l. ea
near d son%es sasc sS" nov" " on Cape save
ton Of 81 fce above high water and in clear weather shond
be visible tron, a distance OF IL miles.
fee. Sr s9f% % ss'A ' B
t S E' rock 'n IN y y Z Hn'r and
the foot rock on outer sW braSer " By SIS, Si0h
s. y Wa p of '"en~s pe lighthouse ~ = " " ION
All beai iuge magnetic Variation 10 y w ia 1861
y S''''''''' JOHN washington photographer
snoA. sE.n sr.l.ro p.1MATIA
IN me hydro raphca Char. Of the Guli % feet deep tns
steamship Inca 10 fee, below Il" surface OF he
"' Se"nss a SDs " as o!S-
Point below Mount Marian SW byW.
The position Of lie said sbo4i has been Professionally
made 3 he Navy IL lie Bay iassa he ny ssy
given q a coast in the chart Of the gnlf in tie years M
tic chart las corrected the greatest caution m,t bc
The ssaec between ihc Rock s Doninica and the Rock
Iatc Che most sosthern Of The rocks marked in he old
Finally, warning given that towards Souih Of Roct
Shoals 81 ne With f from onc o ea aSGe an @
mnst therefore, he greatest crcnmspecon sailing
Venice; In Central l Maritime Government. ,.o,,,
The Govt Counsellor,
,sieaod) SCREEN
RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MSS sAsn
Notice Hereby given black buoy marked Wilton
Ns @ bHgm % rs en- M @ end e the s w a s
ret At low %s, ,, Of ordinary Ip,iins ,idcs Win
Beacon being well open to the westward of the high onc)
Byo,der EDWARD $. WILSON. SECRETARY
wrrcK oyr Yarmouth
TRINITY HOUSE,, London. Nov 10. 1861.
Ss ae has hs ys na ,s s" aSa WIN s
snS Mt tic B i p sr Saoa 'no"S s
The buoy lies in fa,hons at low spnr tides with
Iasons BregerS CHIMNEY two hanassSs length % The
b order. u II. BERTnoN Secretary
rixfp AND FLASHING licr rFR,, MEpTfngAseAS
nrpRoaEAP,,c orrrcn, ApnrpnTy,
The Minister 2; Marine Naad Nss sisep no,@,1s
hbcd from he lighthouse recently ere,d Ne
M ishs VIII ss asTd White iisn' yasio1
above the mean level Il tie sea- should seen in clear
The illuminating apparatus IL doptrc or ny lenses OF The
Tic ish. tower y feet high q DARK gray color and
The lantern white Y stands about = srs rom nc edge of
pg whA s. Is as Ea T Of cSe
nS O. .OAS
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REWARDS.

c.Sn REWARD--L0ST, ON THE STU INSTANT, ONE
,DOO Diamond Gross, with eleven small diamonds
Ring set in cluster style stones OF yellow c al
So Cherry Crochet Purse, With steel trimmings, contain
ing blrty hirtySe dollars: also, memoranda u house,
The aboy will be paid the return OF The articles,
and they belong lady who trever much for the oss ali
OF address note to u. u. Goodwin, ~ Bsesman st.
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BILLIARDS.

DIyLTARDs.-roR sALE--s SPLENDID STOCK or
ID and second hand Fables, cheap Tor cash Tables
,ct ana Bagalc Tables for sale oreis by attended
To- hy ". u. GRIFFITH, if6 Fulton ST.
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fvnE ONLY PLACE WHERE YoU CAN PRAY BIZ.
lslss for - cents per gan.c, rt GLASS table, is 1T
eprhI Frs No. 1870 Fulton street the Herald Office
Vince Isgors aud scgars arc % The best quality Snaps
Tables.
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ASTiSOIsUG

r~~c~--,e>- s1--eey>>o
EIAIRYOYANCE.-MRS SEYMOLRS MEDICAL
~ Rooms located at 10 West Fifteenth street corner OF
sixth (enirance Fifteenth street,. Consultations
nscncss business absent friends &c., &C. ana satsfac
ton guaranteed as usual or ray
MRS. ALIENS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR.
M yoylnt, white in the state to any par Of
the world, nnd describes persons ~ Goa "rrt iyi nl-0
describes aud pre- .ibcs dsc.C. NJ vs. N1s street,
CHARLTON.
rrHE GREATEST WONDER IN 4HE WORLD Is. TIE
i young aud accom- plshed Madame BYRON from Fart,
who be consulted with tho ariclcs conhdenee on Al
alnis lifc drunken anil uniahial husbands;
has make you beloved by your Ideal, and
brings together those separated adca 25c"ns Rest
dcBcc 90 Third avenue, above Ine!itb street
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CI.OTHENG.

4 tsl PEARL STREET.-A LARGE QUANTITY or
"A gcntlem.n's on Wearing Apparel wanted in large
on small lots prices VIII be given and paid IN
current money. Apply tod MoRoNEY, 4>i Pearl street
4 SPLENDID oPPoRri AIIY.-LADiES AND GEN.
"A tlcmcn of Now York, brooklyn ana yiclnes.
cure highest price tor their on Clothing Furn.
tare Carpets, ae, ~ calling on Or addressing Me-. !.
GOLDSTLIN- Ne. 1913 Seventh avenue, between Twenty
third and Twcntyfourth streets. Gentlemen attended b.
Mr. Goldstcin.
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slJIPPIN G NE w S !.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
ship Star Of the Sea- Thompson, London-h Brookman
ship Lizzie Southland Husscy Glasgow W Elwen 4 CO.
Ship Spanker (Br) Mclaughlin New Ross-W Nelson 4
Ship Macaney. Rogers, Genoa-I Hufrcr
itaik Amanda, Pendleton, Brstol--R = l8uck 4 Co.
hark Nesor Prus) zeke Gloucester-Funch Meincke
Bark Admiral, Allison, Cork for orders--a j Knox
Bark johanna Louise (Brem), Kuck, Bremen-K Ringer
Bark Fanny Kircbncr (old) LANCE Antwerp Ringer Bros
BARK Fanny Ealcr Lodge, Port RoyalMcCready, Mott
Brig Mariner. Mariner oucenstown--Rrett Son 4 Co.
Brig Scotland Francis, Barbados-c Smith.
bBi,g Alice Esdale, Naguabo-M Dewof
bourne.
Brig Stairs Maxwell, st Jago de Cuba-smiih, Jones1&
Brig Mountain Eagle, Pry, Bernuda--C 4 E Peters
bfIg biilow; HodRdoi BOSTON, Overton
sehr Earl Mulgraye (Br) Campbell Aux Cayes-E Becker
schr Alma Elderkn, Aux cayes-p Dewolr
Schr 9 u Moller Allen, Matangas-I eager
Schr v Borden, Fins Balinnore-Van Bnnt s!aght.
Schr L FaCc, Frame, snowhiil--Maser.
Schr Bee, Vaskiii Iepsic--van Brunt Saght.
sehr Bacon, Baker Ph,adelphia--L Kenny.
seir Webb, freeman, adelphia--L Kenny.
schr Allen. Allen, Little Egg Harilor.
schr Garland, Norton, En1abc Rror-Masier
s sShr k Amys Gookip portlana-w vsrnilb
s hr 4 4anaas s Small BSsonsHm Sp c
schr Caroline, Grant Boston-Maser.
scar Charles, Coleman, Tannton--Master.
sehr Whistler, Presbrey, Taunton-Master.
Sthr ! Winans, Davis, Fall River--Master
SER E F. sa, gsebe, provenSo i Kenny
sehr Sarah ElizaGeh smith New iiaScn-I. Kenny.
Sehr j Russell Hodges, New Haven--H KaeAci.
sehr E.na, Ward, East 'Creek-Sasier
Sloop D Mangam Thrasher, Taunton--Mastcr.
Steamer Col Vein. Root. rhilaaeiphia
Steamer Albany, Lewis, Locust Point. .
Steamer Bristol. Charles. Philadclphia.
he fo ovvin No >, nat
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RIVER HCMpER--wBITToS MSS sASp
TRINITY HOUSE. Hun, Nov. q. 1861.
Notice is hereby given that black buoy marked hilton
Ness, has been paced the East end OF the Wtton
Middle san l. IN The river Humber and is laid three
feet at low water of ordinary aprins tides With
Swanand Ml on with tho Railway station at Bfougn.
by $, and
The Two Peacons lately erected Booth Dyke fhc
Beacon being well 10 the westward of the hsh
bearing SSW
BY order, EDWARD s. WILSON SECRETARY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHIPPING.

A USTRAIIAN SHIPPERS LSE.-TIiE AL CLIPPER
n ship LOUISA HATCH, now loading at pier II Eas,
river, wild receive freight until Saturday Ih inst and have
prompt despatch thereafter Melbourne direct Has
accommodations FOR few first cabin passengers Apply
FISHER, REGARDS 6'CO. 81 Wall street.
I1oR LIVERPOOL. --TApSCOTFS LINE SAILS THIS
Il day.-Ihc snip BENJAMIN ADAMS, from pier 80 East
also ship WEST POINT pier ~ East river,
Maiden ane sails Dec H. For passage, low rates Apply
to TAPSCOTr & CO.. IS South street.
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DRY GOODS.

A ISAACkS.-JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
n black silks, black Neyes black Beaver Cloth ard al
kinds OF Millinery anu Dlc9s Goods. g. W. lSAACkS
n Franklin street. three doors west OF Broadway.
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n Observation-Disclosures AT LIBBI'S, l39 FULTON
" street, fine lot OF Rockaways shreN sburvs and Blue
Points which being fatened Tor my customers, The
r1at and fries in town n H-oysters OPEN
ed without cracking
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i WANT FURNITURE ENOUGH TO FURNISH A
L House Parties having the same to dispose OIL either in
part whole having Furniture House rent
II desirable location, will please address Immediately,
Homer, station A, Post Office, Spring street.
GEn CASH WILL BUY PL1MPTON SECRETARY
pDO Bedstcad (nahogany), good as 500.
picans viii please address Hard Times, Union
oGice, stating real nyne and address, which will
tended to-
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BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACK.
N ing Establishment, Ii3 West Elotsnth street. keiwrcn
Eth and sixth Household Furniture boxed and
shipped all parts OF the world Covered wagons fur re.
moving Furniture of families Furniture stored
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IN srRUCTEON.

A LII FOR $l0-PENMANSHIP AND ARITHMETIC,
n pes quarter seventy eight lessons each Double inry
Book, eqlus, lessons Unlimited $40 ladies' and
ming Nr,tns lessons ~ twenty lessons PAINES Mercau-
tile Colleges 62 Bo~eiy, New York and 2oi Fnon street
Broohyn
A GoNERNESS EITHER RESIDENT OR VISITING,
IN wanted, to instruct children in the English
branches Music, Drawing and French. good situation
offered competent person OF experience and good
eoEmchdacns Address ). e., box 20 Herald oicc, stat
ing capacities and terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02

of. The Great Eastern continued her course on
Tuesday morning, and reached the Head Of KiosaIe
where she stopped four hours to arrange her tackle
She signaled the shore, but no notice was taken q
her. n. 4oclock, she arrived oil Cork. and small
steamer came off to assist her, and the barber was
soon reached AZ sde rudder was sufficiently re-
pnired, the ship would proeeea to Liverpool 'oOa'
Cur informant states that it is almost lnp'sSiOe
to exaxgerae the anxious state of mud winch pre-
vailed while the fate o. The ship w>s doubtful.
There were several clergyman on board, ard relig'
ious services were frequent The demeauor o. the
passengers was sufficient, aps't from any signs Of
disaster arotud to signify tue distressing nature OF
TIE crisis. meeting was held ii the saloon on
Tuesday, and resolutions Of a pious and congraGa-
tory character were passed.
The passengers expressed gratitude to- The com
mander of the brig Magnet and complmentcd Capt.
Walker and the officers aud crew Of the Great
Eastern for their indefatigable exertions.
Some Of the proceedings, however, were Of q less
pleasant character severe comments being parsed on
the condition Of the chip her strength Of paddles,
aud The way she was ballasted
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FROM THE CHEROKEE NATION.

ST. LoUfs, Tuesday, Oct /, 1861.
The Rev. Mr.. Robinson missionary teacher in the
Cherokee Nation, has arrived here lie reports that
their Chief John Ross, bad finally seccumbed TO the
rebel pressure, and on August 20, called Council
together at Talequah and sent in message recon-
IHendnG a severance Of their connection with the
United States, and an alliance with the Southern
Confederacy.
The Council affirmed the recommendation and
appointed Commissioners TO make treaty of0uiance
with the Southern Government.
A Rebel Commissioner had assumed the payment
Of annuties hitherto received by the Cherokees from
our Government.
The Creeks have raised one thousand men for SER
vice in the Rebel army, and the Cherokees have
formed Home Guard of / 200 strong.
1t appears that tho troops sent into Kansas by
Ben McCulloeh after the battle at Springfield, were
posted on the border of the Cherokee Station to IN
timidate the Council and John Ross yield 10 the
demands of the Rebels.
Colonel St. George Cooke of the Utah forces ar
rived here to-day. His regulars 600 in number will
reach Fort Leayenworth in three or four days.