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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

Hows Artillay-Killed; James Enyart and
George l.. Price. Wounded Andrew Dougberty
lost an arm-since died. John Ledridge and Cor o.
raj Andrews wounded to-day.
Lieut.. Sol II. BidweD, Company H., 9th Ohio,
was accidentally shot by private Of the 18th Indi
ana, at Camp Elkwater, and died immediately.
Last night there was IN alarm In the Secession
camp at GreenbIiar, originating in panic among
their own pIckets. Their muskets and guns were dis
charged, killing and wounding a number OF their
own men.
Ii has been fully aseertained that during the en-
gagement yesterday the Rebel loss, Ia killed and
wounded, il over five hundred. Most Of the enemy ?
batteries were masked, and situated on the aide Of
the mountain. Tie position occupied 10y us was 10
close 10 the foot of the mountain that the enemy 8
guns could not all be brought to bear US, thus ac-
counting in part, for sman loss. Our killed and
wounded were brought TO Cheat mountain summit
with u.s. and the dead buried With due donors this
morning.
Twenty-one Virginia aud Arkansas prisoners leave
for Columbus tomorrow.
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THE BATTLE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE
GREENBRIER RECONNO IsSANCE-PAHiC IN
THE REBEL COMMISSIONING THEMSELVES
LOSS OF THE REBELS OVER 5OO.
The Cincinnati Commercial has the following
additional details of the highly successful recon
noissance at Cheat Mountain, under.Gen Reynolds,
on Thursday last:
CAMP ELKwATER, Oct. 4, 1861.
The following ia list Of the killed and wounded
at the 6reenbrier reconnaissance yesterday. None
were killed Of the 32d Ohio 18th Indiana Loomis
and Daums Artillery and Cavalry.
9th IDdiana-7killed, Smith, Company Ii wounded,
Isaac Bryant, same company.
14th mdiana-killed, Amos Boyd, Company G.;
Hartman Myers, Company II. Wounded, Capt.
Foote, Company Il; Sergeant Urner Price, in the
leg, amputaied; James S. Jackson, Company D.;
Corporal John Lyon, Company Ii Asa Smith, Com.
pany X, slightly.
Twenty.fourth 0hio--Killed: Corporal McCann
Company u, and an unknown private.
Seventeenth Indiana-One private cut in two by
G cannon BALL
Thirteenth Indiaps-one private slightly
wounded.
Twenty-ffth Wounded; John Z yeFingham,
Company d, severe buck-shot wound In the
ankle.
Thirteenth Indiana-Killed; Heldricks, Company
Xxi private wounded slightly,
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FROM MISSOURI.
Troops Moving Forwsrd-The Advance
Affairs IN Jefserson-(sen. RremOnt's
HeRdquarfers-Whnt he IL Waiting for
-Desfgns OF the Rebels.

FROM Our Special Correspondent.
JEFFERSON CITY No.. Wednesday Oct. Z. i66l
! The distance from jefferson to Lexington by land
is us miles. About 1000 Of ourtroopshave already
/ gone forward to the terminus Of the railroad, 60
miles west Of this city, and waiting for the re-
msinder Of the army to join them. From 900 to
8, GOO are going forward daily. Gen. Sgel Of Car
thage fame is in command Of the entire advance,
with his headquarters at Sedalia.
All the hills end slopes around Jefferson dotted
with tents and our forces here not far below
1900. Gen. Fremonfs headquarters arc at Camp
Lille" mile south OF the capitol The telegraph
wire has been laid out to it, connecting ii with Soda
liza, Ironton, Cairo, Paducah, and st. Louis. The
wires viii follow him westward ssdsr Sc be goes.
The troops here, (many of them raw are subjected
to severe and systematic drill. Gen. Fremont has
taken possession of the Penentiary, using Sl it's
workshops in Quitting our troops for the field, and
in short time the army will be thoroughly organ
lied and equipped, ready for general forward
movement.
Meanwhile, Price, with his army Of rebels, 40, 900
strong, still remains in Lexington. Many of Off
GERS suppose that they will scatter upon the approach
Of our forces, but think they mean TO stand and
show fight. As all the country between Sedalia and
Lexington is prairie, if they do meet US it is likely
to be in fair siandup battle, where ambuscades and
masked batteries cannot be brought into use. Gen.
Fremont feels 20 deeply the importance Of the pend
ing conflict, that he is determined TO wait until his
army is ready for the field before he goes forward
and be ia entirely confident of his ability TO overcome
the rebels ard drive them from Western Missouri.
Gems. MeKinstry, AsbOth, Pope and Hunter are
all here. The two latter are to command the right
and left wings of the army, while the two former
will hold positions in the main command. Just now
there ia little news to chronicle beyond the bare drin
sndtranspOrtaton Of troops, and the organization Of
the several divisions Of the army, but within the
next ten days we look for more stirring times.
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=, and ours, bending from the battementS o.
ep'" ,sulbsbold a now earth, wherein dwelleth
tbs righteousness of universal freedom I'D,
1bs bridge at the Rolling Fork burut by ire "eo-
Il has been rebuilt, and the cars are now running
tween the camp and Louisville. This camp wlll
.ov probably be abandoned, and the troops I0oVe'
s,-,ber down the road. Col. Cnuendon 8 Regiment
81 Indiana has already been thrown forward ten
"a ~ ,,e site of the next burnt bridge Hlf
80. are within about FIVE miles Of those Of the
snemy. The Louisville Legion goes forward ,ll
.r.oipp and other regiments will probably follow
:, ,s,iily a. supplies can be provided
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by Telegraph
PRICE RETREkTISG TO AEKANSAS-FRE1oNTI IN
TBy Telegraph

PRICE REliiEkTING To AfkANSAs--f hidlbNl IN
PURSUIT. REBEL LEADER BLOWN UP.
JEFFERSON CIR, Oct 6, 1861.
special dispatch to THE 81 LOUIS Democrat
says:
Little doubt il entertained here that Gen. Price is
Oh his way South with the main body Of his force.
His force reported to be making demonstrations near
Georgetown and Sedslis, is merely detachment for
the purpose Of keeping our advance guard engaged.
When last heard from Gen. Prices advance guard
was at Clinton, Henry County. II Is supposed that
Price viii push forward TO the Arkansas line.
Gen. Fremont will follow him closely, and give
him battle wherever be can find him. A force Of
between 5000 and 1000 rebel cavalry has been seen
near Lisbon, whose object is presumed to be to
get between our advance guard and this place, and
then fall back upon some stray regiment or trans
portation train going out.
| Col. Coffee Of Boorevie passed through here for
S. Louis, bat Il has been ascertained that he is on
bis way South with important documents containing
an official record Of the proceedings of the mock Leg
islature held at Lexington recently.
A scout from Linn Creek reports the probable
death Of the notorious Rebel leader the Rev. Meske
johnson, who, while moving some Of Dupont g.
Co.'s powder on Friday night, was dangerously
wounded by the explosion Of one Eeg.
Gen. Fremont and staff viii probably leave for
Sedalia tomorrow.
A special dispatch to The S. Louis Republican
says:
II seems to be the belief In military circles here
that Gen. Price will avoid battle with Gen. Fire.
mont, if possibe but others entertain tho opinion
that he price, intends a surprise upon some point
the least protected and that shall have 6gh in
few days. Gen. Fremont designs to follow the
Rebel army into Arkansas and force them 70 fight
whenever be can encounter them.
The Psymasters who brought 81 100000 to pay
off the troops 10 the 3lst Of August have discharged
their duty and returned TO St. Louis.
Claib. Jackson is reported en- route to Texas.
The farmers of Petis County recently offered e
furnish Gen. Fremont gratis, with s25O,OO9 wcrtt
Of grain.
Capt. Champion, the rebel who was here las
week, has been arrested as a spy in Georgetown
and is now a prisoner.
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A WORD FOR TINE VICTIMS OF swiNDLEns

To The Editor Of Tie n. y. TrsbEse.
Sir: Ia this days Times Is letter signed " frus
American making very proper appeal on behalf Of NUM-
her Of persons on Governors Island. Although these
have beer guilty OF the creates, crimes they ought s
be treated with humanity. II such sPPes however can
be made with justice what shall oe ssd on behalf OF numoe'
Of men who have committed crime whatever but haTs
had the misfortune to be cheated by certain ruure' and
ticket svbde and deprived Of their liberty oecsnss
they cannot give sppe prosecute while those whs
have deaudsd them ee' sude 70 those cases men
toned In your issh u Although some Of them
have now been incarcerSted months tho winter oennos
learn that there any prospect Of their bens tried although
the law distinctly hs Of ticket 'wndpe shAh d
tried before all other A. the victim, merely poor iof
,isne,sp the District Attorney probably did not consider ns
case. OF uteen Importance ucaae them IN his VoEy elan
crate defense which appeared in this dAys TRIBUNE Ths
writer learns that the wife Of Of the suferersh on ths
pop Of being confined and owing TO the long detention o.
her husband on The verge Of insanity DO we really Tvs
in Chrsiisn lsnG'
NelE- YO,k, Oct I, 1861.
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A CARD.
"A. rAi,,r Of rheN. Y. Trisuns.

To the Editor Of Tie N. y. TrieHn.
sR The paragraph from the pen Of Mr. hchsFe Grant
IN your paper Of to-day likely to ssdo m'pPrehen''on.
The vsluue announced In Tue TRIRUSE OF the u
inst 30 Ths National yun' OF simply National Hymns
without the The Is certainly tho result Of the wonderful
l,bors Of the Nstiousl Hymn Committee OF which NJ
Richard Grant White prominent II not c0'nPe'eA'
member
Ih.ye contract with Messs Ruda Carleton with VINO"
have perfect updendingl by virtue Of which nay h'a.
put upon the tlte-psse eouoiutly with theirs 'no
annouass ~ sef for specified time, as pHe'"Af,'
,o be Issued oy me. announced and VIII NOS ~ 80
by Messrs r. c. "in few days" las stated " "' 49,
"a a, NO, In nom thirty to sky days at least
TSe yoas and q. management win be sufficiently r'oh..
-. AZ, rnhue n not Mr.. Richard Grant White
himself s,,.., .A,,or .,-
"A'' A -, h. copfea.es have troubled you with
Il, note and mot trouble you with @Hs out LOT I'M
purpo'' o. GEO ". ELLIOTT, No. 80 Walker street.
N,,, York Oct, 5. 1851.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Z. s. DIsTRICT-ATToREEY'S ORFICE-0cT. T.
A COLONEL ARRESTED FOR ESTIc~o MEN TO DE-
sERT--coSFLIcT BETWEEN COL. GOODWIN ksD
ONE OF HIS LIEUTRsAsTs
A curious scene occurred at the United States Ds-
trct Attorneys Office bis afternoon Gel Goodwin of the
Ptesi5eps Life Guard brought Ia By Deputy Marshal
having been arrested issued by Justice Of the
Peace OF Kings County Cor eBtcing dese from reg
nen. stationed there. The matter taken before Mr. An
dow All As.ssn, IN the Office who inquired Of Col Good
win the cause Of his The Colonel replied that por-
ton Of hi regimen Washington end his enemies have
nov brought this charge against him. while the fact was that
he was endeavons 10 get lie own men to 30 to Washington
inst then ,u Ihran entered the office, and Col Good~ I'M
tuning toward hln said this Of the men who made
Ia. charge. ssains him adding he Is wild IrsHisn"
Til. Iaklusn who lieutenant In the regiment,
ground his teeth In rage
Col Goodwin said {" This would commit msrder
Fowler Wen. cay So had him arrested for assault and
bstts4 few days Sso."
The I.h Lleu,eDsn,-You lie you arrested for TAX
ing funds belonging to the regiment.
Col. Coodviu-Ths complaint was dismissed.
The contestants getting aud excited when
Mr. Andrews said ia, subject entirely out Of the jurs
dlcon Of thi, Office and ai the warrant ut be returned
10 the Justice Of the Peace who issued The Colonel and
Deputy. Marshal then lelt he Office.
Our queuay learned ths Col Goodwin was
allowed 10 60 into cigar ore aud when the Deputyar
.hu eat in 10 lock him he bad escaped By back door
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-oor. T.-BetSre
Recorder HoYyxhS.
Upon the call Of The panel of grand jurors this
morning Gully ten answered their An additional
panel win be called Tuesday morning and 'bsen.se' viii
be fined rs each.
Christian Siormbcher German, DC years Of age, Pesded
guilty. OF saaai and bstisry upon Valentine Hess Of No u
flrst avenue The primer charged with Biting OF
pieee Of laints', nose. City Prison 30 days.
Thomas HoAn Irish, IL years Of age, pleaded guiltJ OF
bur.Ty g. the third deEee IN breaking Ito the premises No.
90 West Fifteenth stree, and stealing articles OF clothing
Peui.s Btiary two years.
George Strait English 81 years Of pleaded guilty Of On
attempt commit Ersnd sToeay in stealing clothing 20 the
value or nom Syyettef r. Hubbard, No. % East Broad
way. Gemsaded for sentence.
C.haine Rsymond English pleaded guiy oflaYcsuy nom
tic rson IN ptckins Oh, pocket Of Mary Pomsroy OF No
a Wet Twenty ssoond street the 2sth Mach last r.
n4andsd FOR senionce. LdIoufnod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

BOLD STREET RoEBERY.--Last Saturday night,
about Oi oclosk Mr. Herman III. Pner Of No 4Ol Pearl
street while New Chambers street his residence was
ccosed by Ann Cook snd unknown The struck
him severe blow a. his breast which knocked him down.
Bess no could regain his feet the two rushed violently
,ganst him. a which Pser discovered that his gold
s.trh valued at ESQ missing from his vest pocket
Ann appeared At zoe Ihop Of Mr. Salomons In
Grand street. and offered 10 pledge the watch bat the pawn
brokey having his suspicious aroused, word 10 Police
HesAaaArters and she arrested BY Detective NcDouss
from ticket the watch the name Of the eweer wbo
I T,pared the article asceItaned aud through him the
n.e and residence OF Mr.. PTusrr readily made ou
rhe accused donied stealing the properly and sad Il wal
-,vs IA her BIZ SOLDIER but the defense being lame
Ju,tico Connolly committed her 10 the T0nbs FOR trial
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CALL OF GEN. McCULAoCH FOR MORE
TROOPS.
FTon 7hs Merpsi, n, 1ldncls

FT0D Jhs MfFpifF IIdffHt
FoRI Smith, Sept. 10, 1851.
A regiment Of Missourians under Col. Hunter has
been defeated by the Kansas rufanB under Lane and
Montgomery, backed by Federal troOpe. Lane and
Montgomery are marching upon toe Arkhnsaa From
tier Gen. McCBloch has only about $500 men.
A proclamation from him, dated Headquarters, Camp
Jackson, Sept, -, ssys:
Kansas Lane and Montgomery have defeated q
Missouri regiment under Col. Hunter, and have
burned Osceols. need three regiments Of infauiry
immediately will accept them TOT twelve rsonths.
Lei al those who have arms bring them, Us the
arms turned over by the State may fall into tho hands
Of those nearest TO them. Let tbose who wish 10
serve their State rally 20 her defense at once.
BIN MCCULLOCH, BIiFsaieg-G ensIAl Commanding
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COURT CALESDAR-THl' DAN

~. 8. DISTRICT CoURT.-Irne cases. 49,,
SuPRrsE CouRT--GESERAL TERs.-Enumerated
Mo-. 3s9 see 399 l0 {C5 al, 40 az, 49 go !2i, AZ
ga ga as 4l6 AL 42a, 4J Az 43J 49, 49, 40 4JI
SupnInE CoURT-CIRcUIT-Part Mos. l5fj,
Ia,s 1000 ILL., 2sa 1885, az, +6 5s, 5S $40, SsI, ell GA
6sS 1864, 7sT, ga, s5T, 1910 ~ On n,
BuPREnE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERa.-Nos. oy, ~
loi Ios OG IO7 lOs 10, Ill H. 49, ia, la ZIG. H. lS
Sup1RIoR CoURr-Part Mos 2O65, 2O69, 1913,
aoT9 mai 2o3 20as 2O8 20e9 2O9l 1905 2093 2O97 20
2o3 par HNo, 1913 1885, 2C53, 2O6o. 262 2Oei zoos
2O7O, 2JTt, 2016. 2OIS 1000.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part mo calendar
TODAY PAHr III Nos 73. 1891 746 1867 1883. 1894 1885
1896 1858, 1890, 1891, 1880, 1894 1895, ?2I.
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scarlet fever. III congestion Of the brain. 10 A, ss.
terry. Among ls6 cases of chronic disease n ver,.
caused by consumption II dropsy in the bead. 8
palsy, heart diseaSe. Among % deaths from az.
ternal and other Gauss 8wsre eases of old age, 3
casualties, ipremsture birth, suicide by poison,
TIE children Of native born parents deceased was
oily IL, while those of foseign parentagc numbered
ISS. "-
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SUPREME CoURr-CH,sB.Es-ocr. T.-BsfOEe Justice
BARsARp.
DECISIONS.

Austin Melvin agt James Wood; The Dene Salem,
&C. .st Abraham NsrroS Motions denied
John Bit ~. sgt Charles D. Lincoln-Motion granted
Charles ". EngemGn eat. Sophia HI. Fsge!nan.-hepo
confirmed ard judgment oi divorce granted
James NJ. Shaw AT. VIM IL Standardization 70
hauRe place Of Trial Efanted, : 10 coats TO abb event
I,ssc ST Cubberey act Albert Rowen ct aL-Moiion de-
MED . 10 costs. 10 abide event
Adns H. Cough ,g Dsyid La Forge ct alhotiOn denied
. 10 coats d., ~ j.,
Nalentine Dtfsn's-r Agt, Nm. q. Chave 81 81 .Vrdei
ied for must Ia tr4ned and allowance to Mest Weeks
K DE Forest refused. =, q,
Amelia w 1ovhss SGT George y. Townos-Reteu,d back
10 referee for further proof -. 4,
Graham Policy ss Garrett 7. Terhune-hotion denied
with slO costs without prejudice 10 Ming supplemental
complaint. 49,. a.
Edward T. Wood agt. Francis b. Dougherty-Metion e
event Motion 10 Of denied The costs must 10 paid e
the sonsy and defendant directed TO sstey the sun I'd
United due by the answer. .,
John Simpson sF;. TspPsn Reeve ct 'l-AOsiSn denied
$40 costs, TO abide event.
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CITY ITEMS

the matter of the receipts and disbursements Of the
DstrictAttorneys Office will come upbt toe meeting
of the Boad Of Supervisors to-day or at their next
meeting
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ArroIETSESrs.-Yesterday. Edgar Rodgers was
appointed to $1,000 clerkship in the Surveyors
Office, vice Thomas Harrison, removed, and Albert
Rutzer to 800 clerksbip, vice Oliver GoSter re-
moved.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-oor. T.--BetSre
RecordsT HoYyxAS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMIsER-oet. 7.-Bsfors
! ri

The Circuit and Oyer and Termirer were opened
thI, no ming the Court adjourned 20 the seeot
Tuesy present month The April term Of the Oyer
and Which had been continued 10 this date was Al
iourncd siaS de- The Grand Jurur. dcLAFcd Univ
soaA Tues, ~ and thu Jurors Of Part Second Of the Citcdt
were dischsfsed until nixE Monday.
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Crrr MoRrALlrY.-Ths number Of deaths In .le
CITY and County of New.York for the week eholhg
tbe 7th, was 1893, Of whom 80 were men, 70 women,
l25 boys, and lO7 girls being an increase over aS'
week Of 81, but decrease from the corresponding
week last year Of "a. Among 9O4 deaths rom acute
disease 80 were cases Of infantile COMMISSIONS *
cholera iafantum, l9 congestion Of the lunss' 10
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WORK IL FAcroRIEs.--The mills IN Uxbridgs
hass., which Lave been standing still for time
few days since commenced running on fail time.
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ent state Of affairs would now be witnessed in New
Mexico. Santa Fe Gazette.
TsE ELycTIos.-Below win he found the official
vote q, the election held On the I'd September for
Delegate 20 CcagTess from New. Mexico. Not hsy-
ing received theyee Of Mr. Archueta in Bernalillo,
We 4ye Judge Natts's majority in that county:
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BOARD or COVScILAEs.-Tbere were only nine
members present at roI-call Last evening, and the
Board adjourned 10 Thunsday.
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TuE NEw-YoRK DIsfENssRIEs.-The report Oh
ne cav DispenaGss for tue mouth OF September shows that
90 tot.l lumber " patients for the mo1th Jas, OF
uhyu 3g4O msea- and 1,3O3 foaslss The lumber
rssl.d a, dwellings 81 treated at Dispensaes 2n3
laYy waco stioss o6 vaccinations 2S3 whole nnr<be
einsted 10, nnnser Of adults stA number OF ctadren
Dumbst OF aaIive paeut 1881 number OF fcelgn
.ot 10, num5>r seut 20 hospital. 7VS napeoS deaths
!, Il; prssysip,isps dispensed is,Sz1 aa
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TEsTrHoSIAL TO MAJOR AsDERsoS.-Messrs.
Ball, Black e. Co. have just completed the manufac-
ture Of magnificent gold box, to be presented by
the Common Council Of New-York to Brig Gen.
Anderson, the hero Of Sumter The token was
ordered some time ago, but the elaborate workman.
ship expended thereon delayed its more speedy COM
pleon. The box is octagonal in shape, about three
inches deep and FIVE inches long. In front OF the hid
lie miniature eagle of solid gold, while upon the top
of the is represented the gallant soldier IN
kneeing posture and the Goddess Of Liberty in ths
act of placing crown upon bis brow. The work.
manship is exquisite the hkenesspf Anderson though
in such mnzture form, being perfect The box pre-
scnts the following inscription:
THE freedom Of the City OF HewYoTk conferred upon
Major Robert Andersen by its Euthoss u reeog
milton Of h "a conduct in deesdusf sr sgsinss
the attack Of the rebels oisoa,h Carolina April l2lS Lol
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A HURRIcAsE AHEAD.-Experieneed sea captains
say that there are abundant indications that gale
of extraordinary severity 10 brewng along the coast
The mercury has been very uneasy for a couple Of
days past, and ia now failing. The weather-wise
expect the storm to break upon us within three or
four days-perhaps sooner, possibly little lateN
ANY yachting or other pleasure excursions down the
coast ought, therefore, to be postponed for few
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

MARCUS Cicero STAsLT.-I2e Sunday Me-.
eury, which recently printed article grossly unjust
and untrue in regard TO Mr.. stauy's priest, in ts
last issue made the following aneaSe. The original
representation came from certain enemies of NJ
s.. whose names alone would have been the moes
conclusive proof of the sehood Of tber statements:
Under this heading article appeared Ia this departments
OF The Mercury week since, which reflected yery
syorely upou Mr. Stay whose eXonerarn by tho
Governments and release from Fort Lafayette Il stu ireh IN
the public mind The supposed cts which the article IN
oueor bad s bA furnished reporter from parties
who were thought be entitled 10 cree bui wlo now
appear t;uased By purely malicious motives aud .ne
S,snys arrest End subsequent incarceration IN Fort Lzy
and our reporter eie alike pOsed upon by interested par
tic. " no had 10 grind"
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coscsrn's CIsEs.--Ysstsrday, Coroner schir

mar held an inques, No tI Esrck sPon tins body
III snTy Nelson child year' old, who died from dds
eriyed on Saturday. IL nppeE that the child while play
~, ib lilii- wagon, against stove and upset ks
liz Of boiling his body The jury rendered Yer
dict Of nc fideniai death.
ibe body Of an found yesterday 10 the
dosI al Pier 40 u North River lie respectfully des'ed
Ini,,ourst will be held on the body to-day.
Maigaret MuAne an Irish woman q years OF sse. we.
found dead yesterday, On thestoor Of her room st No
Centre street lbteupefance the alleged cause.
ssnb johnson woman 30 Of sg- fell d. al yester
A. IN the uauor Of John d. Huster No So Park erect
ISorsaYs the abe Station House LOGGER and had nc
hoas Iutspersnce is supposed to have been the sase
death
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n a COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-ocr T. Before Cen
- - missioner OsBoRS
Tur sIAyr TRADI-cAPTAIs LEMAS DIsouARGED,
Today the Commissioner discharged Capt. George
I,m. nom custody The secured charged with fitting
ont and Voluntarily serving board the brig almoph an
,lsyer The grounds Of the deeison viii be puou.hsd
L.. H. lMrn
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P.,,rAsyp.-The bark Emanuel Ortiz, which
lei jared for the coast of Africa several weeks since
and was detained by the Collector on suspicion OF
heinz fitted out to engage in the slave-irade, waF
yesterday, amer full examination, released from
\ custody.