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The war n Missouri.

Ths istest news from Missouri n on the
whole eueoursging, and iDdn-stes an improved
u.ats Il sf.in In that rcgisn General Rar-
MONT v.s 9, Warsaw at the latest account,
waiting Ne arrival Of the res, Of his forces, in
ts,aing thsn to proceed touthwsrd. Gsnsri
Pucu, of whom there are many conflicting
rumors, was according 70 the bed. an hority a,
= Greerfeld on wednesday Or Thursday
last On his way towards Arkansa,. It
n clear that FRNNoEr will have much
difsculty IN coming up with him. The
resel Legislature is raid to bo in session al
{. Stoektcn, IN Cedar Co. OF PKIcE there Is ru.
NOR, teo good 70 be true that he is near Stockton
swaiting Gen. McCuILocu with !, 900, mon and
intcDds 10 give battle to Fremont. Skirmishe.
IN vhich great bravery is shown arc continu-
ally taking place in various parts q the state,
bstveen small bodies OF the contending troop,
which involve much loss Of life, bu, for the mort
part not affecting the general result.
Tn. p.rticulsrs Of tho aght at Mundsys Ii''
L. n An. 18th Of October slow that IL was q
,,a,.ua Affair. Eight hundred robols under tho
ro,-~spf of Lieut. Col. Summers advanced
alosIf the hiliy road leading from Rolls to Le-
h.no.. and formed In line Of battle towards the
ceciivity, vhen Captain SwIrzLHR sivanoed in
front of their LEFT fabk, and, without his know
ledge, Capt. MoSreoMBRY came up on thor
rieht. A thick brush with . few opaniugs pro-
tsc,eS then ffom the rebel fro. Our cavalry
sdv..eed to within 90 yards when tho word to
Ar. vas given. The men discharged their car
bi.e.--,hsn their pistols and With drawn sabres
.l.r,ed with shout. The effect was irresisi-
fb,s. The enemy was thIOWn isso eoniuson,
.,A 4, , f.v minutes fed in all directions be-
fore the heroic little band.
Tbs rebel loss WAS 50 killed, 10 wouniod,
ab.-t 40 prisoners, besides bones, guns and mu'
ui,ions. We only lot one man, and few horsos
Killed and wounded.
Ge.sral ToDD has bsen ssigned TO the c)m.
ms.a of Northern Missouri. Respecting Gone
raj PrnMosTs removal there are conflicting
.,,i.rsnts but the truth probably Is that ho will
h. allowed 10 remain in command Of his army
and follow PRtoE, but be deprived Of tho con.
hOl Of tn. department. No implication how.
ever, 10 ade involving his persOnl integrity
and patriVtim.
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Philadslphsd, OF. 2S.--1Ns washington Star
publi,hss the following ofioid order issued on
the death Of Col. Bakers
HnaDouARrHRs ARnY on THE PoToNAc,
. ~ ~ WAsHINoroH, Oct ~.
General Order No. 81.
Tho Major General commanding, with sim
cere sorrow, announces TO the Army Of the Po-
tomac the death of Col. Edward ID. Baker,
who fell gloriously In battle on the evening Of
Monday, 21st October, near Leesburgh, Va.
The gallant dead hiss many titles TO honor
at the time Of his desth he was q member Of
the U. 8. Senate for Oregon, and IL Is no in
speakers in that blustrous body has been sileDced
by bis fall. A patriot Jealous fol. the honor
AND interest Of his adopted country he has been
with bis blood his devotion 10 the national flag,
man, and in the course Of q brilliant career a. a
soldier. While the country mourns his loss, his
brothers in arms will envy while they lament
bis fall. lie died a. q soldier would wish to die,
amid the thick Of battle, hie voice and example
asima'ing his men TO brave deeds.
The remains Of the deceased will be inferred
In this city with the hOnors due his rank, and
the fuueral arrangements will I've ordered by
Brig Gen. Silas Casey. As an appropriate
mark Of respect to the memory Of the deceased,
the usual badge Of military mourning will be
worn for a period Of 30 days by the officers Of
the brigade lately under his commsd.
by command Of
MAJoR GENERAL MoCLKSSAN.
S. W. WILLIAMS, Asst Adjt. Con.
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JERSEY CITY.


HUpsoS County CouRr.-The following
cases were tried yesterday in the Hudson C1un-
ty Court, before Judge Ogden:
Charles Reynolds and Andrew O'N.il for
stealing brass IRON the New York and Erie
1homas J-cieon tiled for the ans offence, was
scquitted.
fhos. Carr ard John Cockloy, when inaign.
ed Ter trisl for ,ssSult ard battery on Ann Dey.
lin, At jersey Gty, plea9ed guilty.
james Lambert was convicted OF assault and
battery on Catharine Erwin. The difficulty
arising fiOm accused and another man attempt
ing 20 run the toll gate On tho HsckenSick
bridge.
David Gil, indicted fer indecent exposure Al
Van Nors' 'qusre, Jersey CITY, plead gulty.
Thona. Grow, was tried for assault and bat
tery on Ms. Paulire FrArcis, A. Washington
village, was acquitted.
Bridget Brennan, was convicted Of assault
aud battery.
ISoUrsr.-Coroner G.fney, Of J,rey City,
held an inquest yesterday on the body Of an in
flnt found in the cellar Of the tenement house,
No. s3 EseI street, Jersey. A verdict Of
death from oAuses unknoWn, was rendered.
PoCKET PICKED.-A gentleman ntned Bar.
rcp, ti New York, was robbed at the Jersey
City depo. on Tu.sdiy evening, of wallet
containing a100, ard Some valuable papsrh
Discovering tho leS Immediately, he gave an
alarm, when the thief ran away through soms
empty cars, closely pursued by officer Snow, but
sucC eeded in making he escspo. lie, however,
dropped the wallet ard conterts in orc Of ths
cars, where ii WAS recovered BY The Offioer.
DRowNED IN A WAsHTUs.-On Tues lay A.
terncn an iIfint child d George and CathIrin'
Fisher, residing in Hudson CITY, accidentally
fell into q tub OF water and was drowned betort
being discovered. The facts were inquired int
by Ctroner Donnelly, sEd permit for buria
was granted.
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Fire-, Accidents, I,que-,., &c.

RIRs IN TnE BowEkr.-A Hre occurred at
half psst eight o'clock, last evening" in The
clothing store OF Simon For, No &C BoWery.
The damage TO the stock amounts 10 about $500;
insured fer 81, 600. The fire originated on a
shelf, and the flames were diseovord about ten
uinutes after tho clerk had closed the store.
The same promises were on fire sbouta yoar sgo.
ArrEMPrBD SJIcIDh-At 12lT o'clock yos-
terdAy afternoon, q man named Rtbert Wesler-
welt, rc,disg in HAckonss.k, n j., went into
tho store No. 100 Fulton street AMI deliberately
cut his threat with razor. Sergeant NoWmas,
OF the volunteers, happened to be present and
knocked tho razor out Of his hands. Wostor.
velt was then hurried 10 the N. Y. Ho'pal
where his wound was dressed, sn1 II is thou zht
that he will recover. Lie is 81 years Il age and
married Hn gave no reason for tho rash at
tempt upon his Ii ..
VEHICLE AcCTDENr.-DAvid B;iaiff, a gro
COT, While driving up G'e,A-ich street yester.
day, fell from hiI wagon to the pavement sst
received serious injuries TO his spine. lie va.
conveyed 10 hii residence, Ne. 7S2 Washast ton
street
FouSD DEowSED,-Th boly Of child was
yesterday fould floating in tho dock at pier Ne.
13, North River, and tho CorOn,r was notified.
Inquest today.
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Militsry and Naval Movements,



We referred fow dsys ago TO spirit Of dis-
s,tb faction which existed among the employees
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, in consequence ct
some iriegulSrty in the payment Of their wage.
Yesterday, the men held meeting in the Navy
Park, and resolved that unless their wsses were
paid more regularly they would neither work
themselves nor sllow any one else TO do 50. We
are inclined TO thirk they will com, Off second
best in such proceedings.
RIPIED CANNON yoR NEW YORK ARTILLERY.
Fourteen Of PARROTS rifed l0-pounders, with
caiss NJ aud limbers complete, were forwarded
yest,rdsy to the First Regiment Of New York
ARTILLERY, Col. Bliley. There were also shipped
to Washington ten 10.pounder cnissors and lin.
bers throe battery wagons, three frges, 100
ten pound shells, and harness, artillery, tools,
etc. There are s'il at the Arsenal sixteen brss
6 Founders and very large supply Of Enfield
r.aes,
rHR BLISwoRrH REGIMENT.
The Peoples Ellsworth Regiment received
their new rifles yesterday morning, and in the
evening started by the Camden and Amboy line
for Washington. Daring tho timo they were
in the Park Barracks their condnct was uueK-
ceptiCuable, and they have lett with US high
standard of the model soldier which few regi-
ments reach.
TIs RRooKLYN RIFLES.
This regiment, raised by the late Col. Absl
Smith, has boon placed under command Of the
Lieutenant Colonel, Stephen A. Dodge Of this
city. They number 400 men, independent Of
number Of recruits which Col. Smith was about
bringing with him from the interior Of the state,
at the time Of the unfortunate accident which
roeulted in his death. The regiment will be
removed TO Palace Garden, New York, as soon
ss the regiment now there leaves. The Eighth
Connecticut regiment, numbering over on-
thousand men, are now eRcampsd at Morris
Grove, l.. l., four miles from East Now York
sEREsADs TO COL LuTz.
About two hundred OF tho Morgan rifle
marched through the street. on Tuesday everng
carrying torches and banners, snd headed by
ire bsnd, which serenaded Col Lutz at Hum
boldt Hall. The men appear to have given wa.
through sense of duty, TO the authority OF Col
KrzyLsnowski, and their display last evening
was merely token Of their respect for the me
mory Of Col. Lutz, the founder Of the resmpuI
TIE HIRAM nARSEI RIFLES.
This regiment which is encamped at tho I
D 8. Arsenal grounds, In lIidson City, will
presented with stand Of RegimentL eolOrs u
day Qhursiay), at noon.
on TIE DOCK.
The ship Sierra Neyads, 1900 tons regi7te
is now en- tho Great Balance Dock for repair
1 She will be stripped, recaulkod, ard newly CO..
DaTed.
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Colonel Baker, il seems, bad pres'ntnent
Of his fate, and as early rs August last said TO
Mr.. George Wilkes, wilkes, have sp'-
SuliAI notions as to the part am 10 play Ia this
extraordinary war, and want you 20 bar in
mind that what ! now say 20 you Ia not the
result Of any idle fancy or vague impression 1t
Is doubtful If shall ever again take my seat
in the Ssnate j am eerta II shall not live
through this war, and II my troops should show
any want Of resolution shall fall in the first
battle. cannot afford, after my csrscr in
Mckee, aud al Senator OF The United States,
70 turn my face from the enemy !"
Colonel Baker made bis will on Saturday
night, and left directions concerning the dispo
sal Of hs body, in case hs should fall. WneI
killed he was on horseback, dressed in full uni
form aud formed a conspicuous mark tor en-
eneuiy's bullets. lie was struck by ball IL
the heart (, ur in various parts Of his body, an
three in the head. II is said that hundre'
MiAissippi riRss were aimed at him when h'
fell. Ha remains are 70 10 laid In the Con
RrOssional BuTylug Ground.
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BROOKLYN.

TIE Uuor MovENErr.-A mas meeting
viii be h.ld on Fort Greene st o'clock today
(Thursdsyl f~ the purpose q radfying the
Peopie's Union nominations fer county Offices,
hie. The Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson Thomas
Francis Meagher, Jesse Q. Smith, Henry Y:
Murphy, james Humphrey and M y. Odeu win
BE- present and address the sssemblAge.
The Executive Committee a the Peoptes
Union party met on Tuesday night, and ap-
pointed ward committees et four from each
party 10 osgsnize the several wards with the
view q preparing for the coming election.
ArTNMPTED SUIcIDA-Jobn Cannon, resid-
ing at 23S Hudson avenue, attempted To commit
suicide yesterday morning by taking liudsnum.
Ren ediss were applied in time TO save bis lite.
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Departure of the Great Naval Bxp, dition

Doparture Of the Great Naval Bxps sdition
We find in the PhiladelpAia Iaquirer Of this
nsping, the following extract from the WASH
ingtou Star Of last evening;
The expedition from Annapolis sailed yestsr-
day. Among the troops composing tho portion
Of 1t thAt embarked there, arc the follow ng,
viz;
Fint Brigade General Yiele commanding
New Hampshire Third, on the Atlantic New
York Forty sixth, on tho Daniel Wooster
New York Forty-eighih, on the Empire City
Maine Eighth, on tue Ariel.
Second Brgade--Genersl Stephens, com
msAding-Roundheai Psunsyl lvania, fVs cola
pasies Pennsylvania Rlfistb, on tho Oisan
Quo0n; i've companies PeanEy lyauia Fit:i1ib,
Michigan Eighth, New York Seyenty-nin.h,
On the Vanderbilt.
Third Bigsde-Gen. III. Wight, command
ing. New Hampshire Folrlh, on the Baltic
Connecticut Sixth, on the MArioa and PaIkors-
burg; Connecticut Seventh, on the lhinoB
Maine Ninth on III" Co Zacoalcoa.
Division and staff, on the Atlantic.
la addition TO these troops Ne learn tba
quite as many more join tas expedition at Oh
Point, having been quietly shipped u that Por
al New York, Boston and elsewhere.
Whae they are TO strike, no ono o1tsite ~
knows
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Pelice IateIiiEoncc, 30.


A Mono IMPosrKR.-A negro, named Pstsr
Dimbsy, was arrested yesterdsy a. an imposter
ard common cheat, for soliciting money from
citizens, under pfetoncs thu. be was fugitive
slave from Maryland, and wanted aid to enab.s
him to get TO Carada- Several psrsOns COM
plained Of him, and among them WAS Mr.. CaAy
A. Dams, of No 15l Nassau street. (TiIbans of
flee, } who states that about two years ago the
same negro made similar representations T.
him, aud got morey from him. Another com.
plant says that last month ths follow got tS
from gentleman a. No. 10 E,st 25th ss. lis
had with him a hogls cortiicre, signed by
George Walk, ofIrebiol, " J. Justice C)n-
molly sent the 'mpOstor 10 the wO!khouse for
six months.
EscIrH OF A PRIsoSkR james z. 0Bren,
. sanmalcr, was arrested on Tuesday evenisg
. an escaped convict frem the Peniten,itry, and
placed in q cell at tho 21st Precinct station
houss, but, durirE the night, managed to got
cut, and sgain escaped. The police are looking
for him.
STAINED IN An AFPRAY. --Fran;is O'Ssil, Of
No. 323 Twelfth street, got into hght yester,
day with ons John Gleason ard Julia Stevens.
Gleason plunged q ShO.makers knife into his
abdomen inn,cting a very dangerous wound,
while julia out terrible cash in bis face with
another knife. Julia was arrested and licked up
by Justice Steers and the police are in search oi
Gleason, who fed Immediately after tho assault.
O'N.il Wat taken to Bellevue Ho- pital.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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THREB SUCCRSSFUL PTGHTS.


Rcild, No, Oct. 2s.-Lisut. Kirby, with Is
men q Major Whght's battalion, had another
fght with 45 rebels near Linn Croek, on the
18th, killing 6ve Of them and wounding about
dozen.
The result Of MsjOr wrigh,'s march from
holla TO Linn Creek can be summed up a. fol-
lows:
Thee successful fights In which Cs robcl'
wire killed; about the sems number vere
wouIded, 81 prisoners taken, and 1928 guns, 10
horsee, several yoke Of oxen, wagons, and many
other articles, were also captured.
Gen. Prices army was At Greenheld ast
Wednesday, still headed s5uth.
Rsports from Springfield say that Generai
Mcbride of the rol,sl forces hss resigned, ana
i ON bis way 10 that place TO disban1 his diVi'
sion and return home.
COOL FRoCLAMATIoN.
Col. Taylor, in oommand Of tho rebol forces
ct Springfield, recsn'ly issued q proclamation
dcclsripg that sll Union men who had bclonged
10 the Homs Guard, would DO required 10 leave
the country or 10 20 into the Southern srmy for
the zane length Of time a. they had served in
the federal army, ard requiring pledgs from
tho UIion men now thore for the exemplary
conduct Of their friends who are absent from
home. The proclamation also prohibits the car
rying of any more slaves South, as such a course
10 calculated 70 les9en tho confidence Of the
people in the ability Of tho Southern army 10
maintain itself In Missouri.
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a,r,.t of sece..io,i.,s I'm Delaware

Wilmington, d., Oct. 90 Tho Government
has been annoyed by knot Of rebel sympith.
gers in Sussex county, who have openly bOlsted
of their intention 10 aid and assist JcR Davis.
Their II solen' and defiant demeanor became at
last 50 Noticeable to their Union loving neiSh-
bors that the aid Of the strong rn OF tho ias
vas invoked, and last evening, u. 8. Marshal
Aiken, Of this district, with two dspu'ieS, pro
ceeded TO Seaford, whore the steamer Balloon is
lying, and obtaining from on board q dstsch-
mont Of soldiers, went into Laurel, took into
custody four Of the most violent Of the Seces
sioDists.
Their names arc John h. Bac n, Joseph Ba-
con, Thos. d. Gles, and Samuel Frost, who ara
ly this time saIe in Fort McIIenry.
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Probable Conn.eA,Ion N a CITY.

Lake Superior City is chiefly owned by lead.
era in the southern rebellion. Among the prin-
cipal owners are X n. T. Hunter, X. Brsck-
Washington, and rorthern traitor, such as
Bright, Of Indiana. II Is At the head Of lake
navigation, 15i miles ffsm 6t. Paul, and is the
sh0 kst route from that city 70 the Atlantic by
the lahes. It was bought by the eonspirAtors
for mere song from the indiana, and they
have greatly retarded the prosperity OF the
Pscs by hcldin z sn 70 the lots for riss IL
ccrfsosted, as l. probable, il will imnedis.siy
sz-Nase IN NSealI va u'sphSl.
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Cairo Oct. 23.-A gentleman who arrived at
Paducah today from Memphis, reports that The
arsenal and cannon foundry at that place were
entirely destroyed by FIRE few days since.
1t is reported that a portion Of the forces at
Columbus, KY, under Gen, Polk, have bean
sent TO New Orleans and Mobile, Only 600
rebels are now az Columbus.
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CITY NEWS

ISsrEc1roS or Tlm 57rH mGDmSr, n. Y.
s, M-Ihe first anrual inspection Of tho S7th
Regiment, N. Y, s. NJ, Col. Rome took place
yesterday. The regiment was only organized
IN the 18th Of September, bat nevertheless,
marched well, and handled their arms with a
great deal OF precision. They numbered 376
Uniforms,
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GenernI FrenoAt,s Contfncts.

General Fremont has detailed Brigadier-G General
Strong, recently appointed on his staff from
New York, to take up all the unsettled accounts
and contracts Of this department, that every
hing may be searchingly scrutiniEed in refer.
ence to their final adjustment by the Secretary
If War
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TIE LoAs-The receipts At tho Office Of the
United States Assistant Treasurer, on Tuesday,
on seccunt Of the government loan were
S5lT, ,eis. A Reimbursement Of S49O, 900 and
interest was made to the banks yesterday on ac-
count Of the private subscriptions There 10 a
csntinsed good demand for the loan, both at
the treasury office and the private agencies.
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INTTRSATIosAL SALUTE.-A saluts of twsn.
~ guns was fred yesterday from her II. d. NJ.
Sunbost Rinaldo Commander Hewott, in honor
Of the American flag on Fort Hamilton. The
compliment was duly returned from the Fort
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GOVERNMENT LADoRBRs Tho last Of tbs
100 llborers called for by the Government wro
rent on last evening to Washington. 1t is pro.
bAble that another order for laborers will be re.
ceiyed in few days.
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Book TRADE SALEs.-Ths Fall trade sale,
Of books, &c., commenced at Levitt & Co. 3
warerooms on Tuesday. About one hundred
dealers were present. all from the Northern
s.Atos and Canada. The sales wore lively.
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81. LCuis, oct. % The investigation into
the aif ,is OF the MIL rs and Manufacturers To-
surAnce Company reveal an embezzlsment Of
company.
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kRaIvAL OF Tun EoRru SrAs-Tho mall
STEAMER North Star, Capt. Jones, arrived yes
tcrdsy from AsplnwIll, She brings J36 pi'
ssnges includ ns officers and crew Of sloop-of-
war Lancaster, and s1, ,O26, 332 36-l0O in specie.
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Forhss; Monroe, oct. p, ria Baltimsre, Oct.
23.-General Sherman arrived here today OH the
Atlantic.
The affair at Newport News YESTERDAY ttrmi.
mated with but slight lcsI on ei'her side.
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pollIIcal.

Jersey City, Oct. 23.-The Democratic and
Union Convention pl,ced Hen. Theodore y.
hrdolph, of jersey City, in nomination on tho
int ballot for S,nRtor from Hudson county.
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Prom Washington

WdAhington, Oct. 2J.-The Harriet Lane
went down the river sSain last evening
Yesterday afternoon the tug Plsov brought
up to the Navy yard the steamer Hugh Jen-
kins, which was disabled and sunk by collision
with the Robert Leslie.
YANKEE LIKE.
Tho eurboal Yankee ran the blockade tho
day before yesterday and brought 10 tho Htr-
riet Lane the news in relation 10 tbs new bat
teries at Matthias Point.
Tho Union. the Ice boat, AMI tho Satellite
are beiwoen the Matthias Point and Shipping
Point
Two or three punsies with oyster, hsvo rp.,
the blockade within tho last two W three
days.
CUrTI.,u Across.
There Ia sw ssh channel near tbo MARYLAND
shore, onr:ri'o Shipping Point, that il naviSs-
hlq by vcsssls drawing oight feet of wsDr
Several Of the vessels which have run the block
sde came by this route under the shoro, and
escaped n,tico.
DEATH OF A3nURY DICKENS.
Asbury Dickens, late Secretary Of tho Ssnsto
for many yesrs al ed here this morning at tho
advanced sgc Of 0s years.
BLANKETS.
II is understood that the blankets ordered
from Europe in August by tho Quartcrmaster's
Department, are arriving. Twenty-nas thou.
sand hve hundred have already reached Now
York. They cost the United States forty cents
per pound, weighing iivo pourd,.
A CIIEERpUL vIEw or THINos.
Reliable information from Virginia coufrm'
the stories Of disconteut and murmurng, no.
or in the camps, but am ing all clNssss, at tbs
management Of affairs by the 50 called Southern
GOveraneDt. which, while it subjects rem 10
continual s,criaoes and priyation', bostou, no
advantages in return. II IL believed that but
for the over awing presence Cf the Southern
army, Eaa'orn Virginil would now b. ready to
return TO loyalty. Minv evidences OF Welcome
are displayed by the Inhabitants Of Lpuien
county toward the newly arrived troops Of Genl
| Banks IL is well understood here that
| tho rpcrts &C intended interference with our
blockade by European Powers are for this most
part the invontions Of cotton spcculat)rs, or
tbose who wish TO engage in the 5ame blsins 50.
| Gen Hancock, now on his way HON, from
CAliforris, is to have a high position in GU
army.
| AN OLD CLAIM TcrrLHD.
The Treasury Department has granted T.
the proprietors Of the Nation u IHteiiig sor a.
Old claim for forty thousand dollars. Tho san
claim was disallOved by Gen. Dix whel no wa
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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A 81 900 BuuLE HAS BEEN presented " the
bugier, Hall the successor sf tho famous Ken
dali, the Bos,on buglsr.
GEN TEos J. McKAIo, Senator from Ale
gsny county, Nd, is released from Fort Me-
Henry. lie resigned his seat as State Sen.tor.
THR BALTIMORE Anericd~ says thl. about
eight o'clock Monday evening, the steamboat
ound up from Old Point, mot the tlest from
Annapolis, bound down. II probably reached
Fsrtres Monroe on Tuesiay morning, early.
RrnK TnuR1RENTn MASSACHUSETTS, RR
gment on Saturday relieved tho First Mary
land regiment, which fr the last three months
has been guarding tho Potomac from tho mouth
of tho Anticion u Hancock, a distance Of fsur
miles,
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nor. fII pur paw rup Dtt

DOES ell nut PAY THE BILL.
II saves money, save. labor, ssves he,ti, sAvcs
the ris. Yes, ladies, PYLE's o. 4 SOAP vii
Go anything required, erceft paying ths bill, and Il
will keep thst unc mn9rly un,l. Sod by grocers
syfFyslsra
The sun., 1861-10-24

PHodRxsslos. Engine Co. No.
6, tho pioneers IN hand steam engines, have
procured two splendid ho,s's to drag their ap.
Aratas.
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RunAsxp Marshal Murray received ordor,

RurAsxD --Marshal Murray received ordors
iron TpshinGt"--. yesterday, to release Abb'
McMsters from the "Lsiay sttc Hotel, on
condition that he took the oath Of allegiance.
Detective Sampson proceeded 10 Fort lafayette
and informed the Abbc that he would be re-
leased, but the Abbe At first declined 10 take
the oath, alleging that no had already taken
the oath a. an American ei,izsu, and that to
ash him again to take the oath, was an insult,
The AbbeI scrupleS at last gave way, and tax
ing the oath, he proceeded to the city rejoicing.
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sUGoEsryA- moon early last evening
was observed 10 be Of . desp red color.
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