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Every Engineis furn&hed with
JUDsoN.s PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
For Flour Mills wa onhdently recommend them u
superior 70 any other style Of Engine and they viii
Save from Is to SO per Cent In Fuel
the usual class Of boilers In use In the West We
aha3l Keep N assortment Of different tizea at
tablashMent, Where they m2y be examined and the
necessary information obtained regarding them Com
retent men WILL If desired, be furnished TO set up and
WATER WHEELS eHAFTESG, GEAIkING, &C.
At very low prices.
r. ". BAXTER d co.'s
Mu Furnishing pepot West Water street. between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago Illinois.
Po8t Office address Box "a. ocS31y
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Bosros, Feb. ia largely attended CON
rcntion of colored people was held here last
night in Stella Martins Church, called in an
ucipation of an attempt to disfrancAiee and
drive them from the country. An appeal 10
the people Of massachusetts, was adopted, ask
ing aid ,41,d protection.
The Common Council have concurrcd with
tue Board Of Aldermen In resolve inviting
Senator Crittcnden to visit Boston atler the
adjournment Of Congress,
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m:i~erIIunenu9

gBosak Orchard Acid Spring Wa
ter THIS Water b gaining grent celebrity and tho do
And for 1t Is increasing zapidy. Its beneficial char
ataested BY Thousands aud III pronounced BY
phyzictans to bo superior to any other
medicinal Spring Water now In use. The almost MI
raculouz cures which 1t hss performed 1ead 10 be
heve thst destined to become extensively used In
tho treatment Of very many dsexsss which ordinary
remedies AL to cure. 1a curative properties kse
faotaned beyond question: and feel assured that 1t
groat extsn supetsede many Of ths artificial
compounds Of the day. We recommend those Of our
readers who may be suffering from general debility
from <uy Of tho diseases for which this Wster u pre-
scribed, to give It trial Sec adver1seneutln anothar
Ill asEa
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$4,000 TO . s,.9;,,.. H2ns," T.: et - .:s.a, ~sp,
for loan Of tho aboYe amount f{ tfeo dye TE4E
street. ~
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FAcf WcR1R RKuoxNa.-spaldlngts CephA1tc Pills art
: scer1a1n cnre for Sick Headache, Bilious Headache
Nervous headache, Co4t:yeaess snd Gepersl Dah,uty
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2eueT 6F KRn8as.
BCYFAlo. Feb. 1.-THE bill cppropristinr
S5cM@ dollars for the relief Of tie SUFFERING il
having previously passed the Assembly.
It goea to the Governor to-:maHoW for hfa
ai91ntute,
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says;
chasers Of grain during the winter 10 the extent
Of over Coo bushelt the greater portion In the
London markets. The warehouses are nearly
b. farmers from Dnnwtck. Aldborough, Ekfrsct
md NosA. The London and Port Stanley KaIirostl
Company have ore Of their warehouses filled with
Eheat, and some soo hushes o. pes, from HI; +
up In winter quarters. We hear OF the fnllowir..
ehasters made-one by steam to Montreal, 1e,ksl
bushels Of grain ut 144o bushel, and deck lead
to Kingston, II 900 bushels at Sc per bushel ant
xher 1i.o00 bu-helr vcesg to Kingston. fnur tri5-
at Be p buEhel. Twelve and a half cents freely
offered for 10000 bushels 10 Montreal, and forty
cents on 1000 barze1s OF -four.
LEAHEA TRADE or SASpC.Ky.-The folloHin.
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s.MuEA +. BEy:tS, IN. r..
e>'''' -'-'' 's' dr-> DIT ttI
AiOnTG,ayE SATE-N'h.-,-

Al OkrGAGE SALE.-Nt.t-?~.
~ ia:. j. sl,. # the ltsy Nr4 ,,t. 49,
IoDEt mortgage Unit, t.s Undersigned .Ji,, ~
81. ef ,tnM1A ''~ Jrssey. by *: =. .ia All
sth- D. k'> an I. corded n III, .:trof:rr- u ~.
FAge 20 crt.a'E prcr !.crr.al;.r q, .4:i.,
cure fae paJc:ent Of est.tn crslt f.. tw,: r,,,.
nva hlndstd dolaFs- Ia'e! July ~. 4 I, +, ~
A!so OF fotc for rl:cie~:l h'i.Grt,. u,.l-. III
ee1fI2tt N. a. ~ iAsS IL *t:1t- 3ta-* . r,,, :,
ofss GAr CT February, lSs and al. :. ,lre !:
nent a[ stHl-ls::' al ln:rvr-: t;r +s1 1T al ~.
- &s fs-e u. en- prf Ger! >tr tr.,.'l
Of -AEr1 \. u. f-J1; 1t. *Lr.r:4 u..ns[; ~, fx.;
made In hs PAY meEs 4 two c:,:-AEuun! ;.s, a
Interest which ave !alirn due .l Iran al rt:r
Ant .i.st ticrs tt ctl fs.. t. .;L.:. III. -.
cipal AIMS duo pa, ,abI,. ''--
~, .,n" - refoEr; Eot hrrta: given "a. p.ru..,
sell 1t pnbllc auctioII, q. Re tuurt ,,,+ Ike.
nrst day Of January. \. , t- 1t t.r 80 ~: =, =.
forenoon n that tay III t!!t hs.~ s, drr e-r,.,
the ea.d muF Ea...l prtEi.s%- t,n.t.-i,. ~ r. -
seventeen o., III Fi"ek nu:uht :t,sru -. IL h1
ton. Keostt. : siosr> adsl,o' 9 i s,sae., /: IA
Loaaky q lok ens Star. iino \ and vi :!.ht 81
saas o. reucnpt en- Of ihe tatl john + .:a. au II,
he1rs Ard Asss..l3 teerrin - ." '
AAse0 $4'a$1 1tr. "a. A. .. .a6
r.rr Jo;:A =. PnErEn ain.ts.ses.
~-- = oA12a- a't1 dc2ku...lt.
The above sa1e IL postponed until Tac7>t.r. rs
eesehtn Jay Of Marvh next, IT tlr axme hvL anl
place ABOVE nlcrt1uned
JAMES S. PORTER, N.r94.ts.
FAhWK1L Sxlrn. Attys.
e"caso' 'sa"sFs s'sL is6l fe...kl;d
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Jo::A =. P.ErEn, Mnrts .s.s
~" &AA + G11IH, All TT. i u =

NJ MASTElsS S.ALE.--Sta,, 1t }";.
h'i.- n nel4 c"SSasy ot cock ssn?e,:o7 Corr :.
Eleanor y '.ea ~ p:arb m ss,nt,-y i,ss. =
Noos: sfasl 19n.sr. L. jehn Wa:no. ~
4 Boone. David j. Eis Trustee " Phoebe. r. A5rry
t;1sss osoe i. AseFy fFsdssss E Ius1;e Henry sr.s
MAKER Hcnry 4. Huntington, rhElp a.s.su:,! :, d,
am r. fhrks. JOHN T. GlAF in Int ban!c t. Ferguson
inhlG nottce h hereby eivcr that IN far>vancu OF
aectstai os!er sntcr1 Ii the above gntrd CA;s&, to
9s okn Gay OF January. 4. ID. lski |, Ira sent ~
IN ~ thancery ~ thr Superior Coe1t u thIrsxv
~ aen y pubic nucttos II the highest A,ltter p:
Gity Of ChicaSo in .aid County CooE ca MnnasI.
ne t.sht{ -ffth ssthl day ot February, L. D. ls- u
ecu cI6Ck 10 the forenoon Of that DIV the futtoV
~ 1s,eFped M fsal ssG.ta stua.s h t' City chcagr
nTe {s1 and s1 tal In Buck thirteen ~. in Ut Desr
born Addition =, Chicago lhA St.n Fl
Master In Chancery If Su.cr r ourr nf ft;r,.a
Dated January 3tst, 1s~,l ta:;,sIq.n ="
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- lag been made In The "a: 1Ec.: IT IT, ,r,an,..
nokes 1ncns1oard IN twn Dt@'I- II Irlst ,ta;rn A.-
l9to 1s5a, sxecutel BY Hiram oy AM. Au.u,,s ~
nfS; s fJsorasa r L. tas sfoELsst tsn toaass
5T and tho other Page 81 l. ,tr unlsr,IynreF Fn
Trustee named In tA'l f,~t- vi T-Hst VIII ii = I1e
day OF February a. L. i-nt y: tr o'sinex IL ih-
no"n Of aid 4zy ~ tar nort, Ior LII I+, -,
70 the Clsy q Chcako Couut, ot Ctk afnsr-ad I'll
al Of the following utncE1he, tnrc.l4 VI Iat.
IN saId CIT Of llc.xo, snl nrscrtr !. :.s "a:
aud eighteen lllaf IN tlr sch',nl Scctta AJt1nn
the Ctsy Of Chicago. Also. IL par. =. "f IT,, tu:.I
seven LII in sid KIock. tht .le r. ~ :,.
Ing on he nostn line my [oi 1ees ala dung BIZ
Alo. OutIot OF block seventy ~ N ,..s So,
divtsion By the Tr1sI=ts q the lliiHots an! Wst:a
CAl..l Of the west half Of Stct3ta t...Lty .Y.n
Township thirty Mae ISL north II - iu.r.. 81
eAst Will ali tte right ttr. tGterr.t eEf. * ~
dempuon OF tAlf Iuy K rRhte, and e.rA ,i ihrse T..
2nd y said p1srels cf lAud and ract. oI then; -
all SAFE subject, however. to mart,nse . ,,,,
t,.St Gorha'ti. recorded tn said Fec. 7,..r, 4;
II boo& Is Of MuTt1 A&r. PAxe ~ uud II IL t.. .,.
the payment Of four laous,n: d Lars.
Ehca<n fehr.lry MI
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MILWAUKEE, Feb. l5.-Thc WisconBiu Leg-
islature to-day passed q bin granting $500 q
money for the feA Of Kansas.
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Insurance Rooms of
B. w. PHILLIPS & co
Nos. 4 and Clark Street, Chicago, III.
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COMMERCIAL.

FR1pAr EVENING. Feb. Is, 1851.
Tns following arc tie receipts and shlpmeEts i''
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IeQal 7><> Its enrrrt4;

~ st- 9h.-. -tl~, C,E,k
- tht:Tf.. '. $, sHpf7.. IT ~ thI ,-I.
Harch fer;H: y. sc Stephen sa4tsbu.S v,. Fr.rci
fao ! notice Is hervhy given ~ the adj Frsuc!,r
HSst llat TWO Tssts n attachment Issued ut II ~
once q &c Clerk ef The Superior tnurt o1 ih,s.u
H. da.ea ~. !Ge ds5 q I.nuary ,s 4 the
~ al Francis i West. ts VI three h,is-,
And el,Fsn doliarq, directed to the shertts ui t.,
turned e1eented Now therefore, unless you, H. .,
ttancis West shall psrso!als. he sfprzr h-f re-
Loe Saul superior Curt II Chicago, Or bet rr =
fTss d.y q ths term 1er.c t. be Holden H. c;
March, A. u ISL give .Felal bail unl pleat TX, =.
11s4 T1 pAas!ds assloH he ent rcd asstt
re property attached may be suIttut TO snr.9s
same. " EIMHtff az! Ei,.ss .ss
ALpRIpoE + ToCKrELLorrx. P!Et's Any's
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ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
Ladd, Webster 4 Co.'S
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES,

They're fnl1y warranted,
aresfronr, we'll Z nl.hed and
re,iah1e. heary goods will
net strain them out Of re-
pair.
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Plsns, Specifications and Estimates furnished when
DESIRED ard the construction Of Steam md Exter Mills
contracted for entire.
Steam Engines, Boilers, de-, &c.
Tic snbstnbers having obtained the Agency for the
sale Of Steam Engines snd B1ierE from the manufac-
tory Ct G0ULDlNG, BAGLET SEWELL+ OF Water
town, n T. would invite the attention of purchasers
70 their superior merits OF Style, woskmanship and
tit Of prces q Eneinf and HosT together VIII Hest
e.. Water and Steam Pipes Cocks VA1veA Arch Cast
iaKa and Crates complete and ready for use delivered
i1 Chlcagoi -
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For FAruera requiring .
nlachtAe that Will not get
out OF repair on coAr&est or
rluest work thsy arc lust
the thing
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

SiBRATH or PgsIrxscE.-Thursdsy and Frday
last were celebrated BY the Jews as NewYear. A. u
62 and yesterday being the Sabbath previous 70 The
day of atonemeDt, according to the Jewish calendar.
was observed in the synagogaes aunua occasiea
of pentence. There were sermons and admonitioes
to humiliation the part of priests, and all tho old
of the congregation appeared in white sbroads.
In this city there less than 20 synsgogues sa4
about 20, 900 lsraelites.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Col. L,TsoS's RouBLEs.-Yeserdsy, the coa-
plant of Col La,son snd Mr. BirdsslI occupied al the
afternoon, and great portion OF the evening. at ths
Tombs Court, before Police-Justce Kelly. The resais
did not transphe but the examination elected nothing
new in addition to what The TRIBUNE published yss'
terday
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
m.r.ss.-RepertedIi b. Tlslsxrssa.

u,,vsro sept 7.--fLoux unchanse5s WEBk? eris, -
40 hush Chicago Spring Of soc. CoKs dull arc
soc5 bush. $50. WHISKY steady sale. 10 ,s oo 20 r
TsrAL Fmxars steady i30ltc on Com ara 1sss - "a
York IxrokTslS 900 bbls flour. $500 busn ~ 5S
bush Coru, 2a COG bush osts. ExPcsr-x Vn ess S-@"
pu'A ''"-' PsIIspgipsfA Saturday. SET u 80
y.sus e ssa % sna se0ssssssds; ss 9 80 w. t1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

CITY ITEMS

A SfcEsstoSTsr ARRESTED AND DtsoaARaxn
Yesterday, young gentleman Of strong Secession p-
cyities was taken to Headquarters corner Of Brooms
and Elm sIEeets. He gave his nams ~ ). Beam: be
Is employed at No. Gold street. and is relative Of
Captain Mills Of the brig John II. Jones. Capt n. 10
will be remembered was the who raised tbs Seces
sion flag in the New-York Haibor. Young Beam was
examined by Inspector Carpenter who found him noo
cent Of any real miscbief. He discharged bin after
being promised that 10 future he would select good
Union company aud draw upon the vocabulary for
loyal words, only.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

TIE PEoPLEs Charlottesville Peoples Bath
House situated al No 1ll Mott street, like many other
useful institutions is suffering under the depression Of
the times. In July 1860 there S779 bathers: in
July, 1861, 5,O37; in August. 1860, 6,7ls; and is
August Of 1861 the proportion Of loss greater thss
that Of July. This establishment paid about 500 10
the Croton Department this last Summer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

QUsEss CoVSTT, SEcoSD DtsrRIer.-At the Con-
vsnton held a. Jamaica, l.. l., on Wednesday last,
Richard C. Mccormick and Bernsrdus Hondncksou
were appointed delegates to the Republican State Con
veption at Syracuse, and Samuel s. Dyman and sam
ue Smith aIternates. Resolutions fayoring Un'os
ticket wers adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

proof Of which it may he stated that Colons sbo~s
WON ,ne newspapers have had somsthing to say.
was recently put under arrest for disobediencs al
o.ues' ana compelled, as q punishment, 10 perfosn
E 8ussa du,y ior swenty-four hours An sttschs u
voc ou.er es'aolshment or selling liquor on tbs sy
was ordered beyond the lines of The Rn1sds :"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

AsorHER WHALE.-Barnum is great on whales.
Another of these monsters of the deep wss brought
yesterday by the Fall River boat for this great ossres
TO the public amusement II Was caught in the St.
Lawrence River and weighs 500 pounds. HIS
whalesbip is to he exhibited at Joness Wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

FREscH SAILOR BURIID on GovRREoks
ISLAND WITH MILITARY HoyoRs--One Of tho crew
of the French brgofwar Catinst lying 10 the harber
died on Thursdsy. and was buried on Friday evening.
on Governors Island with full military honors I've
bsrges one conveying the corpse in plain coffin, COW
cred by the French 6ag arrived at the wharf at sbout
o'clock The baud OF the Governors Island garri-
son, and four files, commanded by sergeant, were
waiting on the wharf TO receive the body, and all the
troops not on duty were drawn up in line in front q
the guard-houle. The band, playing a dead march,
aud the soldiers. with arms reversed preceded the
corpse to the burial ground the other troops, without
arms. following. Three voeys were fired over the
grave the band struck up quick march, and the mss
returned to quarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

py,rpt,eAs SrATE CosvEETios noe
naI.yar. county: let District, NKLsos X. WafsLs.s
n...,r r. Jonssos. lid District, JosErH d. sA
-.n Dawn NJ eaIrH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

The British steamer Glasgow, Capt. HcGuisss, iofs
to-day for Liverpool, with q cabin passengers and
Others in the stesrage Among the passengers was
John Young, LID, Of Indiana, American Consul 70
Belfast, Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

DETArsED LyTrERs.-The letters detained Vt tbs
City Post-Ofce last week, directed 10 places IN the
disloyal States, were as follows; On Satusday, ii
Sunday IL; Monday, o. Tuesday steamer dsyi, So'.
Wednesday, 1872; Thursday 81; Friday, 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

CoRoSERs CAsEs.-Yesterdsy morning about
o'clock, Mr. Wm. Underwood, resident OF Milwsokec
who with hs wife, was Oh visit to this city, ans
was staying at the boarding Of Mrs III f. Eayn,
No "a Spring street went to bis room and deliberate
ly committed suicide by shooting himself through tEe
head with pistol. The only cause which could %
assigned for the oct was that letter bad nss been re-
ceived from the friends Of his wife IN milwaukee q
such character as 10 offend both hs and his wife, sce
he having been drinking pretty hard Tor several Gays
felt that lie called upon TO take sstlsactsn ~
shooting himself The Coroner held an inquest on the
body of deceased and the Jury rendered yerdcs IN
accordance with the facts Of the case. Deceased was
% wears of age was native of Boston, and at the
time of the sad occurrence had been married only i've
weeks There was not the slightest difficulty DO.
tween deceased and his wife previous TO his DEATH
At 6l o'clock on Friday evening, Mr.. brunger &
No. IS East Thirty eighth street. accompanied by Ar1
Elizabeth Campbell of No. 1lS Sullivan street, went
10 the Central Park in light wagon, and while riding
near the Eighth avenue boundary Of the grounds ths
horse became frightened, and ran iato the cut IN
Eightysixth street, when the vehicle was upset ana
Mfs Campbell thrown out and fatally injured. She
was conveyed by the Central Park Police 10 the resi-
dence of the keeper of the receiving :eseryoir m
Eighty eighth street, where she expired soon after.
Mrs. q. wss GO years Of age. She was tho mother OF
Mr.. Samuel White OF the Central Pohoe-Oniee' M
Brunger escaped unhurt.
The body OF an unknown boy, apparently about 10
years OF age, was found in the Whitehall dock on
Friday night. II was taken from the water by Jonu
McEwen brdgeman at the ferry IL was perfecty
an inquest, and tue Jury rendered verdict OF "sip
posed drowning"
An unknown woman appsrently about sf yess Oh
are was found lying gutter IN Iwenty.hIs strssss
between Tenth and Elevelihayenues, on "Wednesday
NIGHT last Officer Lindsay Of the 10th Precinct cruz
waved her to the StationHouse and abe was locked ~
in cell. On Thursday morning Captain Doran dls,
covered that the prisoner bad been seriously inlnnd
about the head aud he had her sent Bellevue Hoe
paI, where she died on Friday A note was ioona "
her pocket dated at Rikers Island July Is and snse
by Michael Ii. Goodwin, soldier Tue Coroner hsid
an nque,t on the body, and the Jury rendered t, wo
fracture of the skull ocessoned ia some mana~
unknown" ..S, "a
Coroner SchinDer held an inquest yesteiasx sa
Bellevue Hospital on the body Of CathaIIns An A.
des, native Of Germany, % years OF age, WIZ a"
on Friday night. Deceased had been employee
domestic by Mrs. G. A. Thomson OF Elgh'L .x us.S
street near Third avenue, and was thing nfJntss
lamp wilhcamphene, which took hre s ana eAp t,ot
burning her so severely that IL was deemed o.%
taLe her 70 the Hospital where her suffering woI
have some superior chance Of mitigation. one nnss.i
on from Augurt l9 TO Sept. o, Ane'"'y
,erdict of HAecidentsl DEATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Coxwos CoUscir.-A special meeting Of the Board
ofAldrnen has beencsllsd foI Tomorrow. The Beard
of counelinea stand dloarned to mee! On tls oven
ink ri the usual hoas.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

GASIZATloS or TBE SIXTH REGnIENT
GOVERNORS GUARDS, N. \. s. NJ.
The reorganization Of this regiment, under command
of Col. Joseph c. Pinckney though commenced only
ten days ago. has progressed with great rapidly and
the commandan, il of the belief that he will be ready
10 take the field early in October TIE rst company,
under command Of Capt Julius Preble for many year,
the regiments arIo0rer, was inspected and mustered
into service yesterday by Lieut.-Col. Zook OF Gen.
Yatess stsff. Capt Miller, Capt. Fuhrman, formerly
Lieutenani), Capt. Fay and Capt. Grimm, all Old
officers OF the Sixth, with Capt liainmill, are en-
gagged in raising companies, and each LAS recruited
slmott TO the minimum number-3! men. Coz. Pinck'
neys acknowledged ability as military man.
acquired by long service in the New.iork State
Militia, added to bis general popularity as soldier ana
citizen ID aiding him greatly in the reorganization OF
lis command.
In the course OF the present week new camp Tor
this regiment will be established convenient 10 the
city, whiber the companies will be sent rs soon ~
mustered into tho service, and where the mon VIII
be thoroughly instructed in the school OF tue sodie
and drilled in squad, company and battalion move
msnis.
0aSiisfRastsfG GeRsfs Arthur, upon the requisi;i0n
of Gen. Yates, the oommandant Of the volunteer oe-
pot yesterday Furnished the hrst company vi .n. O
mand with quarters and subsistence. It's the inen'
ton Of the Colonel TO reeulist many OF the throe
months men AS possible not only OF his own oa. 0i
other regiments. Last night an enthusiasts meeting
Of the old members was held At the reginental nrm0
~, Centre Market, when the men were addressed
by the Colonel and ether officers. Many members Oh
the old command, whose Business Is of sucb nature
70 prevent them from going gu, again with ,he rss''
ncDt promised 70 lead .her IA in ,aeetsHs tho rs'r
-spissaioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08


by Capt. Daniel p Mann. They number sc men, and
are chiefly farm hands OF the sturdy, hardy cia's he
cizeps and ladies turned out in large numbers on their
departure from Oneida. They have received neither
uniforms, arms, equipments, but wil be snppned
when they reach Washington. Ibe officers are, Daniel
r. Mann, Captain James T.. jenkins, let Lieutenant;
Frank Vane, I'd Lieutenant. Capt. Mann has seen
seryice non commissioned officer III the FIRST DIa-
goOns in the Mexican war, serving under the no"
Rebel Gen Prcs and Las siace been employed IN the
Assistant QnaTtermasers Department as ehlef forage
master. The recruits left latt evening at SIX CLOCK
for Washington.
Another Company for the Lincoln Cavalry, Col
McReynolds which was raised BY Capt. L. y. Lord,
numbering 50 men, fully uniformed, but not eqnPPed'
al,o left last evening for Washington.
IRA HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY.
Three hundred and fifty recruits for this eBlment
left this city last evening for Washington, Nia Ena-
beth Port under command Of Lieulenant-C Nil
patrick and Lieutenant Ferris. Since the departure
of the majority theee officers have been recruiting in
and about the city and have met with deserved success
as both devoted their entire tine to the business In
which they were engaged.
BOUND TO FORTRESS MONROE.
Tho Fall River Line steamer State OF Maine on her
way from Boston 10 Fortress Monroe with 400 troops
board stopped at this port an hour last evening ior
the purpose OF obtsiuing iresh supply oil coal
PAY or VOLUNTEERS
Mayor WiQhtmau, Of Boston, and NJ. Burr, Presi-
dent Of The Board Of Aldermen in that city. left tins
inent BY Which portion Of the pay OF the AastaGh9-
sets volunteers may lie retained and given to ihelf
families, in cases where sucb provision is necessary
rUSraAL or THE LATE CAPT ELLIS
On Friday afternoon Che iast trioute Of respect was
paid TO the remains Of the hate Capt j. L. Eiis Of
Uonpany +, 7lst Regiment, by the members OF bis
COMPANY. The body was deposited in the family
vault, Of ST. Marke Church, the Rev Mr.. Eigenbrodt
and the Rev. DIR. Morgan performing the burial SER
vice Mssrs. q. W. Bruen, t. c. Morris, James
otis, Herman Bruen, c. w. Clinton, Charles Dahl
green, Frank Fox, and John Stephens acted as pail
bearers
Capt. Ellis's death resulted from wound received
in the ankle by grape-sho at the battle OF Bull Run
He wa, in the act VI leading his command, aud was
ore of the first who fell His four brothers were par
tcipaDts in tho same batle-one captain IN the regi-
ment with himself one captain in The f9th, one
nynte in bi company, and the remaining one colo
mel in the regin eut Of California Volunteers.
TIE PRESIDENT AND THE AMERICAN TRACT So
GETTY.
In reply 10 a brief note and circular containing
lst of the books Of the soldiers Camp and Pocket Id
ksssss end vs. e Ilssss ias 6elaisu md 0sonssgs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

The Public AID Committee have made report OF
their OPP, aons 20 ibe Common Councilof Newark. IL
appear tba they received altogether @ $50 9l nearly
ali of which has been expended. The amount drawn
fIom the city has been applied as follows;
Dlsbufsed 10 aid Of families Of the ls Regn
Ditto IA sd Of fsmiie, Of I'd Regiment ..... 1880 IS
Yors and obsp r.snen.s s rs
sts,ione " s.d rin'ne 76 IS
cIsyk birs aud attendance of boy III
fnci,I.ats.
R.srra an bsn5 ,..,.,.,.,,..........,......, So ~
To,ai ..,..'..'............s $4,000 90
or the private contributions the sum Of t6,So6 %
was expended in hid Of families Of the lst Regiment
sglC in aid Of families of the I'd Regiment and $Jos
IS in aid Of the families Of those joining ana
other Regiments The residue, except small sum OF
hand haA been pended for other objects eonnscea
with the roops 1850 families have received ad "a 'D'
distributions made by the Committee. Aout
The stnctess discipline ID now enforced .esousnos
hs kvWJegsU kaeimsats ~ Ne ses "