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NEw ioEh. sept, u, 1861.
To he Eiitor Of the SUa IL sec by thi,
mornisg's SIa thu the color, o. my gIm n
ellsworth Fire Zouaves,) have been found at
Alexandra, in heap Of rubbish. Who is re-
spons 10 for that disgrace, When we wer,
drawn up in front d Wilard's Hotel at Wash.
ington, 10 receive our colors, to return to
N. Y, we received only one stand The men
then asked where the ,ther sanl was, and
were answered that they were at the President
for SAFE k.tpiHg, together wi'h the colors they
captured flO,n he LOUISIANA Iouaycs aud that
they wOald he sent on. the men answered
that their c0lOrs were taken caro- # by them.
selves, on the butte field and they guessed
they would carry them home rs we'll As any
express company, and take care Of them rs
well Us the President, and hdt hsy raGtci H.
cOlOrs. But they were marched OF without
them. And there is not a man in the regi.
ment now, at Fortress Monroe, bat what j.
i0noram OF this last great indignty. And
every man expects 10 plant those colors AGAIN
in front of the rebel battery, and fight under
them with AS much desperation rs they did at
Bull Run, official reports Notwithstanding.
Yours respectfully,
A FfRE ZorAvE,
Who returns to bis Regiment at o'clock to-
night
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POLITICAL.


t'rara Union DesBonetration Of the Citi-
Etls 81 Tie Ninth Ward, WEDNESDAY cvenirg Y, Sept.
Yo'h' :" e Jefferson Ass. nibly Rocms, cor Green-
Wei and 9th avos. Hon HIRAM wALpRIp ",
~. W " II; RANKIN. Hon WALDO HUTCH
lNGS. EThAN ALLEN E1, will address tho
meeting. the Tn ou q 90 Cub will he present
Ninth Ward Arouse for tho Union. nv order Cnn-
mittee on Organ alton w. Farr VIM H.
Gray, Ger. ,. Mrklte, Tnomas Lawrence WIN. NJ
Camp ell Jss. II. wanhg " J. HAMILTON.
Otaitnah 1TD
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NrAitMENl an An ESCAPED SAILOR.
The steamer $. X. Spaulding, from llltteras
Inlet, which arrived here YESTERDAY, brought
among her pasSnr ems young man named
William L. Phillips, Ui lllrwich Mlssll hustt =
lie was captured ON the 2GIh July. hy the pirate
steamer Mariner, carried to Nrwncrn and re-
qulreo Ia enlist in the southern army. After
the surrender nj Fort lltttcra, be- was sent TO
Portsmouth,, from which place he succeeded in
e-cHpng to boat ut the steamer pAwncc.
The number q rebel soldiers A. Fort lItItcras,
hctuIe tie attack by the federal forces, was be-
tween n'ne hundred and a thou,iud They were
expecting AN attack 'rm the federal suua Iron
four days previous. But they had full CONT
drnyc IN their own power tO resist, and If they
had suspected such an event would have escaped
before falling into the hands of the government
The number Of soldiers at Ncwbcrn, y. c.,
Wa' about two ihou.sLd. Much pains hal been
taken 10 lnTtiy the place, and vessels captured
10y the ITiyatccrs were sunk acro,, tho mouth of
the river Three small batteries were also erect
Ell near the town.
II was reported that ten thousand men hal
been withdraw iiom the army in Virginia, and
placed ~ Beaufort, y, G.. Onc hundred guns
had al,O b, IA obtained for the defense Of the
place, and it was believed 10 he uelily impre gna-
bic.
The Confederate" soldier, were priu,lp ,l'v
raw re-, rults from the country, many 81 them
Nmuithisng with the Federal government.
The Impression was general that if there were
one big fight at Washington, it would decide
the struggle.
The inhabitants ON the coast, whose principal
support had been Nv their trade with the North,
were thoroughly ,ick of the war. Feeling that
see, sSion had been prrripitated upon the state
against the wishes Of her people, they were Gag.
er f 7 the over brow OF the spurious govern
ment, The suffering of the poor and the de-
| morali2ation of the currency added to the feel
ing Of die ntcut. Union meetings had been
held, at which nhnestial citizens attended, and
II had been agreed to offer no resistance to the
Federal troops,
Gen. Butler addressed a meeting in Portland
Me, last evening,
The 9th Maine Regiment passed through
Boston Yesterday.
Col. MULLIGAN, the hero OF Lexington, Mo.
8 young man, who formerly lived at Utica in
this state, and afterward was the Washington
correspondent Of the Telegraph, of that city
writing over the Sou.briquet d Satan, in a
u 90 End witty style.
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RELIGIOUS.
V DN,ld Nmnrfd.

Dydd NmprJd.-Next Thur~iay, Meet
ngs Tor Fasting sud Pr~ye-, will w held at the
N'lsr C,ngrrgstiot al Church, ilth A. bet 2d and
I'd av's. n. Y. at ~, ~, 3, n I; ut 3 o'cL,ck
tie Pew. kOBr. II. THOMAS, the Pastor, viii
preach, IN tie Welsh language, on Tie hon " and
and Claims ot our Government In tie present
Criss."--t'Az Anthy de- d. IIiwAu EN- Lywod-
ra'th IN yr Afgyfwng pressennol.'y 15S
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MAN 10 aAasI.H.

DOREMU Mill Sou Tuesday, Sent IT,h.
1861, 10y the Rev. 4. H. Meeker. at the brides res-
dence, James H. Doremus, Of HackensNok n J.
~ Mas Charlotte -. NJ lis Of Brooklyn, ". u. i4s
LEB-FAlRiIu RsT-In Brook w, 4. ID, On
"Wednesday, Srlt. 18th, by the Row Jsnes ID.
bpnton' J'seph Lee to Mis- suan Ann Fsirhurut,
both OF bruoklyr, r. ID. 100
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JosEPH HoLr has declined an invitation Ia
address the citizens of Baltimore.
ANUMBER of influential persons in Cilifor-
mia, admiring the noble and patriotic course
pursued by Governor Andrew in the present
conflict, have sent 10 Boston Gays the TrdceteT)
foT aportrait Of bis Excellencyi for the purpose
Of having life-size Likeness executed by one
OF their best native artists. The picture is de
sigpsd fos one OF the public institutions OF San
Francisco.
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ArrIynI Of ,Lc Jurn OF Fnrther Poln,

Farther Point, September PAN The tea ".
ship Jurs from Liverpool via Londonderry,
passed this point at half past three this mornin
Her news has been anticipated by the Persia.
which arrived at Cope Race Sunday morning.
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The rrotccterntc In ,Ic,lce

Other journals arc taking up ant urging with
much force, the view inst presented in the SuS,
Of tlA probable de'igns Of England and France
in assuming prO'ectorate over Mexico a, thi.
juncture. A. the Ere"inq F1s' justly remarks,
what they do they must 60 quickly, and We
need not be surprised to see the Anglo French
feet throwing open the ports Of Mexico and the
frontier Of Texas for rebel cotton by the time
the crop is ready for market. The immediate
acquisition q cotton, the opening and developo-
msnt Of q new colonial market for manufac-
tures, an effective lift in aid of the dismembcr.
ment Of the American Union, and the establish
mont Of a grand military and political post Of
advantage on our Southwestern frontier, are
objects at once too grand and too pilpable not
to be grasped at the present opportunity by our
Transatlantic enemies and rivals.
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MuErARY vUryCHe.

18Th Observation-Disclosures - Company n,
YIN Regiment, and thvse that nave slgItd for tue
war, here ordered 10 meet Il the comps
a-motN, Mercer H"use, this wednesday right n
S"clock, that arrangsmen may lie nssdp o. 70
INTO Quarters BY order q WILLIAM ~ son.
Cgtsu Recruits enrolled al the above Meeting
aud ~ BD2 Grand st. "
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military and Naval movements

The Texan soldiers transferred from Fort
Hamilton 10 Governors Island, are under can
vas on the north side tf tho island, looking to-
wards the Battery. Several Of the men have
their wives and families with them, and appear
TO make Themselves a. comfortable as circum-
stances will permit. They will, for the present.
he known as Companies T., Y, & and II Of the
permanent party on Governors Island. What
will eventually be done with them is not
known. II is certain, however, that they can
not renlin under caLvass more than live or six
weeks longer. In the meantime the enlist
mcnts Of many Of the men will have expired,
and they will then be at liberty 10 take what.
ever course they think proper. We believe We
are rot far from the truth when We say that.
as a body. the men wish to keep inyiolato the
oath they took in Texas not to bear arms
| against the South.
The company OF music boys al the island will
shortly he increased from about S0-its present
strcDgth--to $50. Many buglers, dIummers
and fiiers will be required Cor new regiments
The steamer STARS and Stripes" sailed yes
terday for Washington. The ne. b. Hale
arrived irCm the Charlestown Navy Yard with
ordnance and rigging, and sailed again Tor
Washington. The purchased steamer Fiori.
da" arrived at the Yard TO he fitted out a, a
gunboat, and TO he made ready to go in con
mission. The purchased bark "Adclinc" ais,
arrived to lie irted out as a store ship. Tho u
S. corvette jamestown, having received he
stores took her departure yesterday.
| HOSTON ZOuAyES
Thirty five Zouaves from Boston pa,sc,
through this city Yesterday on their way to JON
the Nineteenth Massachusetts, Regiment. The,
were accompanied BY the regimental band
| SHIPMENT OF ARMS TO THE WEST.
| A Broadway firm made Yesterday large
shipment Of arms to St. Louis, to Mai Cen
| Fremont.
Camp Winfield Scott, at Hampstead, l. l., /,
now altogether abandoned.
| FAST DAY.
| II il expected that General Yates vii
issue orders today for the proper obseryanc,
Of tomorrow as fast day at this volunt,e
depot, in accordance with tho proclamation o
| the President.
MILITARY CHANGEs
| The Hancock Guarl Col Tinelli, and the
Mcclellan Rifles, Col. lie Gal, have been cou.
solidated under the latter name.
| The Constitution Guards, Col, Braulich, have
charged 10 the Conkling Guards.
| 1t is understood that the New York Rifles
Col. lie Gendrc, are making arrangements Il
consolidate with tho u. 5. Vanguard, Col
Tldball.
DESERVED COMPLIMENT.
Quartermastcr j. B. Tully, Of the Goth Rcgi
mcnt, has been presented by his brother officer
with an elegant gold watch and chain, in toxic
Of their appreciation of his exertions for tn
regiment, particularly in procuring the allow
anCc If their claim for mileage
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New Jersey Politics.

Ne'cdrk, Sept 2i.-The Union City Conven-
lien tonight nominated &. l.. g. Clifford for
Mayor. Mr.. G.. has formerly been Democrat,
and represented the county as State Senator fIr
three years.
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THE POPULAR LoAN.--The sale Of $50
Treasury Notes in the city continues brisk, and
there is every indication of a largely increased
demand, As soon as it becomes generally known
that the notes can be had as fast as wanted.
Anybody, upon the deposit Of their gold at the
Sub-Tvasurr, can at once be supplied with the
notes, thus doing away entirely with the cir
cumlocution hitherto necessary.
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s9th lie giinent Nciun,eery, Company X,
SOW tbu tered In and en,sinIed ut Port schuy er,
" WIN BENSON, Capt. or 1t LEARY's, ~ Oak Il.
sA G'i3o
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Co. y, 10Th Regiment ". v. =. M.-AH
those having signed tho roll # Co. ID, and all others
Wishing u do So, will meet at the Mscer House on
Wedne day, Sept. % at ~ o'clock. by order
w. II, lIOOGLAND, Lieut.. ~
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LADIES wuO AK TRoUBJED WITH PuaPI Ee
botoho~, Tan, sunUurn, or any Dia6eur smsGI o,
'he s. n. sr"uld ~ ,he "BNsn OF White lllrs'
Which Is 10 ba hs' al a. 1,l,h second st.. william,
bdrgh, a. tie low priOe OF 70 oehls Per Dcs,e. %
eXOelleat preparation.
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A CANDIDATE ron CoRoSER.-Capt. Peter
Squires, who for the past twelve year. or moro
has been Captain Of tho Eleventh Ward Po.
lice, is put forward for nomination on the Peo-
Plies Union ticket for Coroner.
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SRSAToR BERNARD KELLY was not arrested
for swindling James Hughes, the other day. It
was another man Of the same name, and curl
ously enough, in the same Ward. Men who
bear honest peoples names should not taks to
s,ealinR.
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MADAME DEMoRFsr's Qnayteyiy Mirror Of
foshiofn for the present Fall contains the
unique feature of three full cloak patterns, in
addition 10 the engravings and descriptions.
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In the csss Of the b~k Fannie. ,,ct,s e.

In the case Of the b~k Fannie, tackle, &C. ,
tbe brig Il. Keith, tackle, &C.. bark Parthian,
tackle, &C., schooner Manchester, tackle, &C.,
schooner Hzxall tackle, &C., schoonor Mar
shsl, tackle, &C., schooner Crenshaw. tackle.
&C., ship J. w. Tanning tackle, &C.. brig
Fannie Currie, tackle, &C., schooner MarV
Clinton, tackle, &c ,steamship Roanoke engine.
&c., ship North Carolina, bark vireipian'
tackle, &c. bark Clora H,xall, tackle, &C.,
the bark General Green, tackle, &C.. the schoon.
err Nickerson, tackle &C.. bark Wipiu ard,
tackle. &C., schooner Lvnchburgb, tackle &c.,
the ship Pioneer tackle, &C., the ship OHIO,
tackle, &c, bark Sallie'Magee, tackle, &c, the
steamship Cshawbs, tackle, &C., the libcl4 vera
dismissed, the Government obtiining certii-
Gates that there was probable cause for their
seizure and detention.
In the cases Of the steamships Columbia and
Marion, leave TO amend the libels was granted
with one week in which to answer
lnIthe matter Of the schooner Phoebe an ad-
Journment was granted for a week In the
cases Of several vessels libelled, which were not
found, dhcontinuances were granted. Libel
against quantities Of merchandise were dspo4sd
OF in manner similar to those against the sail
ing craft above named.
In course OF The morning sitting, JUDO
Belts remarked that there was a a Inference of
opinion respecting prize rules, between him and
Judge ShfpmsD. He m idc these remarks that
they each might he responsible for individual
acts and opinions.
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge MCCuSN.


John Collins was sentenced to the State Prison
for two years, TO-DAY, ON conviction by his con-
fession, Of grand larceny, one John D lrymple,
Of Howard street, being the compl tinant in this
case. Charles Marvin, having pleaded guilty
Of forgery in the fourth degree, for p,.,sing
counterfeit money, was sentenced TO the State
Prison also for term Of two years. Samuel
Williamson was charged with false pretences
in having defriudcd he Rev. Charles !. Jones
dthe Mission church for sailors in Cherry street
lie was s.ntenced to ten day. impr sInment in
the City Pri.on.
fn,rk Anderson pleading guilty of assault
and battery, was sentenced 90 the Ppnitentiary
for six months for stabbing one Charles NJ
Chimes, on the ith If August.
EDWARD Kyle, who pl, AIDED guilty of an at
tempt at grand larceny, was sentenced 10 the
Penitentiary for one year.
James Befrgan plead guilty ofan attempt TO
commit grand larceny, and was sentenced to the
State Prison for the term Of two years.
John Adams was convicted of an attempt 10
commit grand larceny, in stealing leather. Sem
tence deferred.
William Smith and John Tomlinson were
jointly tried and convicted of forgery in the sec
ond degree, on a charge Of being engaged in
CONTRIBUTING on an extensive scale. Sentence
was deferred until Saturday.
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Recruits Atiention.-Ifyo you want to go In n
good regiment, apply at the list reg ment armory,
Centre Market, without delay. FRED'K ZISSKL,
Recruiting Officer. sea- 3'l92
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IMPORTANT ARRIs1S--l.icut. Is stor and
guard Of eleven regular L. $. soldiers arrived
here yesterday in charge of Ex-Governor More
head d K'ntucky ', AM Msssrs. Barr and Dndl
Of the Louisville Counter. They came by way o.
the Camden and Amhoy Y. H., and cn landing
were at once marched up TO the Aston House AZ
ter dinner there they were taken down to For
Lafayette.
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BaitiulOre, Sept. 24.-H. +. Johnston, Of the
firm of Johnston Bros. & Co.'S well known
banking house, was arrested to-day at the order
Of the Government.
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Tux Custom HouSE.-About four hundred
places IN the Custom House gre yet at tho dis
posal ofthc Collector of the Port, MIR. Barney
and there arc on an average a dozen applicants
for each position. For a few days past Mr.. Bar.
ncy has been at Newport, X | hut he return.
today, and then, rumor says, the places will i'm
mcdiately be filed.
CADErs.-A squad of some twenty "Ligh,
Infantry Cadets paraded the Broadway side
walks yesterday afternoon. None of the corps
appeared to have attained an age exempt from
that undignified form of punishment known as
spanking - still their handsome regulation
dress and little muskets gave them quite min.
iature Seventh regiment air.
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RrGIMLNrAL MATTERS.

Continued n health has compelled Colonel
Seward, Of the y. Y. 19th, to resign, AMI he
leaves TOR his home tuday.
The + lowing nominations, hv the btlo' OF
The commits jCurl officers Of thr regiment, have
hr,n ~r't 10 Gov. Nor gan, Az t",u CON MIS-
-io,s will wohiIly hr received hi, ~, cl For
Colonrl-Cap pam Charles II stewart, ot Com
pauy 6 for NJ ior-Capttin solomon Giles, OF
Company II. The Rev Henry FoSlrr. chap
lain If the regiment, having resi- ;nod the Rev,
DR., Corh, of Bridgeport Conn, has been APP
pointed in his place.
Winter blankets and new tents are being is
sued 10 several oi the regiments, in view Of the
approaching cold weather saturday night was
very cold and the farmers predict early irost'
in this region.
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A DONNA new style Of dummy engin ,
suited for use in the streets, will be tested today
on tho Hudson River Railroad.
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Particulars Of the Murder of Major Lewis

DdrHSfoTn Nd, Sept 23.--While the Penn
sylyania 10th, Col. Knipe, were on their wlv
to Join Gen. Banks column, when near Muddy
Run, two of the men a AN Irish company got
engaged in "A fight and one Of them, named
Ianahan, a very bad character was, by order of
Major Arnold &. Lewis, tied To the rear Of a
baggage wagon. MIer proceeding about u mile
it was reported To Maj Lewis that Ltnah N vas
AZ large with loaded gun in his hand Thu
Major, accompanied by Assistant Surgeon W.
Chas. Rogers, rode towards Llnihn, and or.
dcpd him to give up the gun. LIulhin re-
fused, and willie the Major was in the act Of
getting of his lorSc TO cnforc his order, Lana
han retreatcd few .trps, took deliberate aim
and shot the Major in the back with II ball and
three buck shot. The latter f Il ard expired in
three minutes, without uttrrns wori.-
I.anahan wa, secured, and he holy of the I'M
foutuu,'e officer was placed IN wagon an
guarded 10 the camp. lanIhan is NV in the
han Is Of the Provost Marshal, and will b, tried
hv dium-hcad court, probably, today. rh1
murderer was from S, ran'on, Pa.
Mujrr LcNis vas - Yeas of age, was mar
| rird ahou, a wear ago, dul leave, a wllrN but
| no children II" served in the M'Nran wlr
| and on the breaking ont OF the present rebellion
| wa. editing the Calnrnqm Uehigh COS HsrdH
which ~.upl'ion he resigned To en'cr tn,
| amy. lie Was dearly beloved hy tho Who'll,
| regiment AID hi, death hangs like pIll upor
| the mint If his associates.
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Btutcuani FALCONER will receive re rtiits f,r
~ aut regimcut at his head quarters, tie
HsyNsr! House. III T lird ave- viii lie forwnri-
ell ~ WNkiI RilL az suOn az en- rolled. seas L'iTS
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EVERY ONE SHOULD TRY BRIEST &
IL Co.'s unrvallCd
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE,
which is sold at the very low price Of
TNX-ISTN.RIVR TIsNJTl PPM unx,,,

1t "a the CHEAPEST, BEST, and mos. RRLIA.
BILE Hair Dye in the world, AZ thousands can a..
ready attest II performs all that the manu- ltr.,rs
claim for IT, viz; That il will dye Grey or Red Hair
u h autifll BLACK or BROWN, without injuring
the har or skin that Il will not FADE or WASH
OFF, " properly applied that It is deprived of thai
d.sagretahle G.d sickening odor which Is the case
with many OF the called hair dyes that il gives
the m, II NATURAL. color Of any now IN use and
is 10y far tie CHEAPEST, I'D well as the very BEST,
ever int oduCed.
Wholesale and Retail, at 40 South secsnd st., Will
lamshHIgh, and for sale 10y druggists generally
Price only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS paS box.
Ru2T 2iac'2OO
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trvtnH HoH-Thurrdny Evening, Sept.
26tn, lNGl.-A Voice from he ranks. Members ~
the q are respectfully invited e. att-rl. TIE
i 1T Sumter Bard will be on hand. Tickets Is
cents. No
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NV PArER.-Wo learn that TENN any
Hall is about to have new daily organ, to 10
Issued from the former Ddiiy Mere Office, pro.
badly with C. c. Childs as proprietor. Tho en-
torrize has not yet been fully decided upon,
but will in all probability DO undertaken.
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Americans, EnRllsbmen, IrlsIimeu, Ger
mems, and men of any otl err nationality, wanted,
at $40 BROADWAY, " JOIN the Third Regiment,
Excelsior Brigade. Recruits sent at once h. wash
mgton. SEQ G'i6i
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RELEAsKD-Mr. G.. l.. Brown was released
yes erday from Fort La ayctto.
Cot. JAMES W. WATTS, OF New Jersey, was
released from Fort Lafayette yesterday.
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DnowSED,-Elward Picket, Fulton market
boatman, was drowned yesterday afternoon
while bathing at Bodloe's Island. His body
was recovered last evening, and brought to the
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DR.. HENRY zELL's
NERvISB POWDERS,
TO CURE TIE LOVE or STRONG par.

For sale At o. Division stree. MT. BeAshs 2ll
Eighth ay. Mrs. Hayes, lis Fulton 81, Byooklyr ,
Or. kercer's 224 Broad 1T Newark.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
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BoARD or SurERvIsoRs.--Presid Stew
art in tho chair. A message was received from
the Mayor votong a resolution adopted by the
Board authorizing tho Police Commissioners to
pay out Of any monies in their hands not re-
quircd 10 pay salaries OF policemen, a balance
81 sl9l 80 due the mason and architect for work
done ON the new House Of Detention for wit
nosSes IL took the usual course.
The Special COMMITTEES on building the now
Harlem Bridge reported in favor of paving bill,
OF Roach 4 Edwards, iron contractors. amolnt-
ing TO 8 ,2i3 II. Adopted.
The Committee on Criminal Courts ami po-
lice reported in favor of paying \. A. Phillip,
sl,WO Tor professional services rendered a.
counsel 10 Canccmi.
Mr.. Little said the bill was orr finally a. 900
but tbs committee had reduced it { 100. Adopt
cd.
Mr.. Purdy informed the Board that p1an,ir-
mus requiring them 10 pay the bills If the Drily
Nc'rs ior adv Rising papers waiting the Mayor :
approval would soon be served on them. On
motion the Pr silcnt Of the Beard was directeI |
to call a special meeting whenever tho n, iniI-
mus shall he served.
Mr.. Tweed, on behalf of tho special commit
tee appointed to nominate inspectors and can
vasscrs of election, asked for instructions from
the Board a. TO which political parties choices
she uld he made from.
The committee after some discussion, was
directed TO choose the nominees from the Repub-
lican and 1ammany Hall parties. The Board
then adjourned to noon on Tuesday next.
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THE SECOND AND THIRD AVENUE CARS
convey passsngsr 70 sixty hhh street, within Ave
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Who returns to bis Regiment at 6 o'clock to-
night.