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THE VELER.
Eaiti more and Susquehanna

STEAM COMPANY.
go Regular Daily Line
s1s sss;sssa and Tide ' water qt can"l
he Steamboat JuNIATA. Capt. Frederick
Tumlinson, leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue
every MoNhN, WEDNESDAY and FnlpAy Even
ing, at o clock. Returning. leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing. at 3 o clsck r. 81, and Havre de Grace at 5
o'clock =. NJ.
The steamboat LANCASTER. Capt j. w Tom
linson, leaves same place every TUESDAY, TnuRs-
DAY and SATURDAY Evening" at o'clock. Re-
turning leaves Port Deposit every MONDAY, WE'D
EEspAr and FRIDAY Evening, at o'clock, and
Iavrc dc Grace, ut 3 clock =. NJ.
llourof leaving Baltimore after the LIST of Octo-
Der. will be o clock r. NJ.
- Passage. (bcrths ncludcd.) 80 cents.
Freight received daily until ) o'clock, carried
at low rates and carefully attended to.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required.
= Nh Boa's and Cargocs towcd only ut the
Il + their respective owners.
The Agent ut llavre dc Grace will attend to for
"l.HImg amy Merchandise consigned to him for
any point the Pennsylvania Canals or will
rc.shjp Frcights intended for Baltimore Philadel-
phia or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR. Agent. Baltimore.
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR Agent. lIavre de q race.
j. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit.
n. B-Grain purchased ut the highest market
price ut the Warehouse Of j. Tome & Co. Port
l'closit; who also keep for sale Guano, Plaster.
Fish. Salt, Croaslale & Mtchcll's, Allen e.
Needles and De Burg's Phosphaes and New
York lone Dust. March g. IS6l-u
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NOTICE.
| Lieutenant, with 30 good Men,

WILL be Immediately mustered into
w End Delaware Regiment, General
Loclwood's Brigade. Pay and Rations to
begin from enrolment. This Brigade is
getting ready for transport service; and is
now stationed at Cambridge, Md.
Address MAJOR r. ANDREWS,
Sept %, lS6l-2w Wilmington, Del.
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NOTICE.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, an
IL lndentnred Apprentice, named Andrew
johnson, Il mularto boy, on tho 1st Of the
present month and is now skulking about
the county. l hereby forbid all persons
IRON harboring or employing said boy, under
the pcnolty Of the law
Sept %, lS6l-3w ROBT. THACKERY.
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che nlorkcts.

ELKToN Markets. White Wheat ST.. 25,
Red. ia. Corn, 40 cts. Oats 26 cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET Wheat: good to
prime White at |. 30aSl 40: Red, lSa$l .25.
Corn, White. 59a62 cts, Yellow, 56cts.--
Oats 30a35 cts.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Flaming Mill and Sash Factory,

WE invite the attention of all persons in the
w city or country. VIII" Contemplate the erection
o: Dwellings. Barns. tie. 10 our extensive stock Of
lniIiins Materials in the rough and prepared foI
use; namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Plain,
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASiltS (Glasscd aud not Glassed,)
WOOD MOULDINGS,
HOT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS.
WOODEN MANTEIS,
B BAL" "A; rnRs' Turned,
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH. PEWS,
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
A!SO.--Drcsscd Flooring:
YELLOW PINE, NORWAY PINE,
WHITE FINE AND IlEMLOCk,
(well seasoned
r'y7All Of the above we offer as low as the
lowest for the Cash approved paper.
Al! orders by mail otherwise, attended to
with promptncss, by
NOLANp e. CO..
June %, 1860 PORT DEPOSIT MD.
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Tin, Stove and Sheet-Ir0n

INST Opened en- Nam Street. Eikion, neal door
TO E. Broun, RS Store.
A large assortment of STOVES, embracing
4 d very variety Of PARLOR and COOK
STOVES. | recommend
The COntin e ntal stove
to the attention of Housekcepcrs, as the
most convenient and complete Cooking
StJve now offered for sale, arranged for
burning either wood or coal. The extensive
sale which this Stove has met with has
ST m ed thosContincntal as THE fayorite of
Ilousekccpers.
TlN-W ARE of all kinds constantly on
hand, at Wholesale and retail prices.
ROOFING and SCOUTING done ut the
shortest notice, and at rates to suit the times
UrIERMS-CASH.
F. ALDRIDGE.
Elkton, Sept IA, 186l-tf.
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GITWe would be thank full if some of our
friends would send us the nominations for
Local Officers in the 4th, 9Th and 9th Dis
trIcts. We will need them in printing tickets.
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SECOND PU RCHA SE
OF New Goods this Month.

NOW OPENED at the 8: Cheap Corner"
~ Cherry Hill, by STEPHEN b. FORD,
thus meeting the INCREASING DEMANDS
by appropriate supplies. [Sept q, lSGl-lt.
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NOW is the TIME to SUBSCRIBE
THE WING FOR % CTS

The WING FOX % CTS,
AS it is highly important the false
hoods and fallacies of the enemies of the
country should be met and refuted at
every corner, we propose issuing The
wig at the following extraordinary low
rates:
Single Copies for I Weeks, % Cts
10 the LIST of January, '62:
Three Copies for S1.OO
Five " " 200
Ten s. 800
o. The money for those short terms
OF subscription must inrariably be in
ADVANCE.
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Phila., Viii. 4 Bait, Railroad

Trains leave N forth East Station as follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1880 A. NJ. Mail, 1890 A Nj.
M MiiI,t Mai, Tx 2 70 =" Night Mail PM
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tached, leaves North East for Baltimore at
$50 p. NJ. Stops at Charlcstown, Principle,
Pcrryvillc, and llavrc-de- Grace.
". d. ALEXANDER,
A prH 90. lSG0--tf. Agent.
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UNION MUTATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
AUGUSTUS W. ERADFOR D,
FOR COMPTROLLER,
SAMUEL s. MAFFlT,

For Judge of the Court of Appeals,
BRICE j. GOLDSBOROUGH.
For the House of Delegates,
JOHN j. A. CRESWELL,
ANDREW MCINTYRE,
HAMILTON NORTON.
For County Commissioners,
FRANCIS q. PARKE,
GEORGE W. BOULDEN,
THOMAS GRUBB.
For Sheriff,
ELI COSGROVE.
For County Surveyor,
S. HARVEY JACK.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS,
A III parties in any way indebted to VIM.
IN Torbert, either on Book Account or
Note, are hereby notified TO make Immediate
payment to the Assignee.
HENRY r. TORBERT.
Elliton, Api1 90, lS6l-;".
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CCIIOoI BOOKS and Fancy Stationery in full
- supply, t the Cheap Dry Goods Store of
sept IT, L. BROWN, JR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-09-28

q Something to restore and it will do it.
See Prof Woods advertisement.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE. From the publish.
ers, Harper 4 Bro. New York, we have the
October number Of this sterling family Maya.
zine. In addition to its usual variety OF
interesting reading matter it contains Alex
andcr Smiths new poem, Edwin of Dera,
entire. Whoever desires capital Magazine
adapted to all tastes should subscribe 10
Harper. Price SIS 90 year.
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Farmers Look to Your Interests
AND BUY
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

with Which we challenge the world. They
have no equal and it is admitted by all who
have used them that they are the most
durable, convenient and reliable known
the power running with the least elevation,
aud the machine running perfectly smooth,
without jar, ana needs NO fastening to keep
i. in the barn. We arc turning out hundreds
Of ihclA yearly, with perfect success many
Of which go into Maryland, Delaware and
Pennsylvania.
All work warranted furnished promptly
wem ordered, and delivered in Philada.
Hg-Al orders by mail for the above
named articles, directed to the Agents, will
receive prompt attention.
AGENTS:
Sutton Scarborough, Zion, Cecil county, Md
VI. Kelly Pearson, Upper Principle, Cecil CO.
TuROP Il MURRAY.
Aug "a, 186l-tf.
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MILITARY CoMpANY.--The young
men of Ccclton, Md, have recently formed
themselves into military company TO assist
in unfolding the Government. 1t is COM
mandcd by Capt. Thomas =. Jones. and mum.
large company for y small country village like
Cecilton. The company has employed Lieut.
Thomas E. llnrn, Of the Clayton Light
Guards at Midlletown as drill master, and
we learn that under his instruction the COM
pany has acquired considerable degree of
proficiency in drill WI. Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

hAToR's COusr ssterdSy, several uninPOrtant pc
lea slses we're djpOsed Of By the Mayor. Two femi
niues-moshsr az daushtsrgaye bail for their appear
this moraln 10 answer the charge Of AssAutng
mAn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
CITY 1rHAGs.

Tur MIsvrz MYTHS company, composed princi-
plly Of 'sIsmpts, and commanded by Cap. Potts, ia
attaining In the ChOcl Of the sol
der" The drill, Yesterday afternoon, on the Capitol
sqGAre was ui'nesed with evident appreciation By a
large nuuaber Of lsis ard gentlemen. .-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

DVtl.-Tas sy has been verv Qaies for several days
past and consequently material for local paragraphs has
been rather torca Our only fear L. that "Ae calm pre-
cedes the s.orrln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

~ 30 OUR FRIENDSHIP Of our
@SS Jerks being In The Mutay vice cor fends va
ssatD igsI they su cal once lnaeSneg Aad
sstt sihelr scsunts, uihou, further Apg ieAlon -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
DIR GESNER HARRISON's :

DIR GEsNER HARRISUN's school.
FIldEn-x BELMONT ACABfNT ~ besa sSPsE-
IL Ger luth and end Junu Soh
lsRNs
Bfailng aud tnlroa and gkt, ego FOR the
ssslou payable Il sep igh euisrts Le cr -
10 - LAT l-6t
TIE sch -, aSsrsd for boys o: - yeN-s sDi uprsriI
Adsrs-, Dr. GEsNER AAAkiSoN.
aa1i-S avs Arrngtot Depot Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
R~CAMP ASHLAND, ~,
1891 TrV

" SCHOOL % TIE soLDuR
school Of ths Company,
Pips- - nr.i a So
3h a. iosHsstsrs or TelI Arnsry paper 50 murn
g.
C55psrs C,vNry raec, Ma COs Revolver aad MAJ
~ sAlfullshe. = Drill ior AOGa.gd Troop CSC.
J. u RAND LPH,
Az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

MOTTO we Wish 70 can the In
~ camp for ths defence OF county that have ana
constantly manufacturing AL kinds Of Camp Furniture such
es,s Folding fables Gets Camp stools and har
Nss, g,ys o. Camp Bet-tesd and Mattress combined
Ehch superior 70 anything OF the hind Jet invented het
up anal psce. We have furnished several rrg
nen and the demand has greater than could supply
We Ake this method "A 'nor friends and the public That
KngAged larger number o. and af-T To-day
an all orders Owen, - iou pTicss-
employ several good Cabinet Mskers 70 make
aP Camp Furniture
sELyTS ATKINSON CAblr-t Manufsc.ursrs
Nth Gova ri Main ,nA pran
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
COMMANDMENT OF Foer SUMTER.
nnI n HAIL

soABARDaEsf OF roer SUMTER.
a. AT METROPOLITAN HALL
TIVE Hsoresl Leriu he great act 81 secs..on he II
ve.s1en. Bonbs Omen, and IN render OF IOkr
Ia Chlezfon with 70 on ~.
" the ast all the principal svtnn :. ~
Secession 81 scul carei rom the meeting OF tne
tcn 20 the All ofthss proud F0sfREss ten ~
Ander,ou VIII surreniered ieth April 70 zen W
TIE Confederate stAiss. sil commence on
MoNDAY SIGHr. AUG 20 isSL
ana continue every n'sht curing the week, aad en- Pas.
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
,so,Jek for N. .eeannoda Of Families and School.
~ Door. ouen q. o'cloes TO commence ats.
~ Ticket, IS cents; Reserved Seats - eta sns5-st
HUNT Il JAMES,
Richmond. Virginia,
ekNTs for the sale Manufactured Tobacco We have for
sale ieo passages Of Manufactured Tobacco which Ne
Mn ssu IL auAn Of the brand vesy oeebrs
ted-ths Sappss opened Purchases lnsd
Eraine them. HUNT JAMES,
BN Corner Va and Gary ste.
WATER PROOF CLOAKS.-IhA have Just received q
w large quantity Of Water Proof Goods from which an
MAKING cLoAKs suitable for that Blankets also snke
Cloth fer camp service me vice In either parehAss
hem ready made or have them made 70 oroer at he
Military Clothing Emporium,
III Main Street,
Ieis WIN IRA sarrH
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P- MILITARY GOODS.

- ~
TINT CLcrB,
BLUg MILITARY CLOTH
Anew sguly Of MasNzy casasre Blue Denns for sair,,
Eanne rss. sA many Othsr Goods ior army IarpesA
islr NN1hlNs ElChLkA
RSsPkCIAL NOTECE.-oung 70 ths
W. tmpoSseIy u procurlns suppheh sxeepi for eAsh
nS aAes hereafter sh b or cash only s1 snS cay o.e
Seese sozBts have bseA hsrstoOre promptly pa 70 ne month";
NJAsu.ry July. mo. Q FACE. il.
.Sy Va IS S1u -t--s.
~ CHEAP INsURANC E.-Hvrrlnsa
49, P4tszt nre Proof sAis much for hs
Coz, hka Insurance Policies aud Bushes.
esnao: aeor % be Uoui sr. We have yOoo
hsors KNOWLES WAL1oRD, ARenA
iAsl 80 Mar street
R%CAMP ASHLAND. ",
sn4-'s'yust neubsrs q ths Pc reo isat a oop
d. aarSy sr hat. are hs stu
Iva ga b-cAze uase1 fom Hposg and change -siss,
osngg 10 tn 80 2orfrp duiE Ne c9uasnce tle
s1soi BaAe-'s Pr Haiuan n. tGeFs isa sooa HSsec
- csslsiats p-sgre here 70 n5t One o.
~ Ca he-a he Esk Ia pes We CONCUR 70 b.sf
s'srasd 70 ne exposed sol ivrs The Confederate Army
kesEseCsly,
SSc1sCDEN CIyt,
N GUM, heat,
= D.. - CHAN, 20.
mere members sOneu-rins In the shove ssruA Sc
u CaPa hAKHs, sp.ts.o- Esh a wa
R%RSMOFAL have rsmoyre cur
49, 0fSe the b,seusrt, A.ia st-ss Idss The
.slS-s. GODDIS . APPE1sON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

ADJUfASr GENERALS CFrICE
sUsCFr -. fse.
NCMRI2 % pubic Of every yIoa tEpersst
N stAts. 10 p-,-sior lndlv d-yCs
HOUSES other IT, pgptc service urgently
80 al su,h shall be atcy H. andW
b6.p-d HpcJtrd hA every eoot ciEsn hAw fhem
- tnJEiag 81 dep -nysaeTc - pTvnPy
sub 81 rave 70 Ihs sape endel Of he Ar1Sy give
alton d or lie Al liAnt6enerAi
20 nuaadsa e, tie Req neG' Ia sbi b
1ts relis-s pNuis so"rss,ed 20 lie c4 Of Achn0ud
macy % tA5se .
C2uAnrAnts ~ ezu- Ln staonssd Of their duty
res the o. pablo IN ID. ~
srvce, sslEai grryc- lhis dgty
--rAy nd h snms los shA0stlly uruetsd To
VII long Trey referred u n, 10
lh sth l9h srLons gh chapter Of Re
1862 al BE p uPg Ia Perfos q TIE
ia r4ard b. Command:
au.g a. va II RICHARDSON, A. G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

LfLSE CASsIME 80 OV RsHGAES-s hing
800 IRA smith
Our ron OsvABURg.-i5i Bsles Hssvs G. 1AhRFF, ~
~ excellent s-s-fLre BAiinF uott~u, i1T SAFE nv
90 sas2t EOSlND, .AgEyPO2r a co.
WA NTRD -T7rAfsli on 'sr, = ISSs % sphN, r.
w -. conusn ias AM I'D lcS uni AL
the aAii,@. liberal price I'll PAID for -hh 81
THOMAS y. D0,EILI, 80,
A-iH ai,h-ro d, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

AUDIrisG BOARD.
RIcEnoss Aug &c, 1861.
nv duty of closing the business Of tae oce Of onmiAy
General Subsistence rf Virginia Rorces having
fsrrd 70 CHAs H. BOeHsa, all state ASS Oouus
aired 10 send er sneours to HIN before i Sep
TENDER PROF. ~ order Of Lhe Bos.d:
J. BELL BlGqEa,
sui.-di Nv Olert oi B,1rd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
RICHMOND. aUC Isa,

W. L'Ie aoN on hsna goca Iusbf Tor dets rstuftt
w 'uTsd u Virginia, phlca puh asrd b.
mr. Of he firm ~ Ast Hs O.. tho, se have Ftors
ceyed sosd 1itahe for cola ygrehsS Chsr-.ron
O., Ssich viii he soli i,r. according v CuNity
ALEX. BILL CO -. AsL .
p s-Csrpe, Bag, EsHces. also on hAni purchased r.
Charleston r. O., IS
slis Ana 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

Id NORRIS, 81 Main Stree.
Sable Clouds Southern tale with Scrthera By
the author Of "The SoUthrite View ~ Ns---- sc.
Na,obiogAPhy letter. and sst>y sesins OF Mr. nosE
hrae-Eded With and an Introductory account OF her
life and writings BY A. hayward, Sq el.h.
Vol Sch hacanay's England, svo o. 20
me Crossed Path Basil Arory Of modern NE By white
Collins, anhor ofSfhs woman N white" Cish eS Paper
C0o apis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

$500 and Board
fN1E TEACnEk CiziH teach snail school % "
Prince Geo. cgustv rs Fniss from Pc eshurg, I've
J-ul=s river d.snK It1aiial sit sppJ
Ps small BY letter lsl- ors. psisrred) sih table
0ansz3Aloas,
EDWARD A NApKs,
PARSE Q MANS. q
RJb'r HAk ,t-uN.
GasT " n PosI OFrcs a. q est
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BROOKLYN.

MILITANT ArTATRs. -Co'onsl .GRAHAm, 4
the 10th ssvslry rseimsnt, resolved . dispate
fion Wsshipgteu On Friday 10 the effect IN,
the regiment - whole oould not be accepted
rbs company isquir>f ffom N Is regiment VII
Be ready 10 march sbc.t Tie latter end Of thi
Information was rsesivd IN Brooklyn or
Sstord.y, that private BACK. a msmber o.
the 18th regiment (~ho was accidentally shot
ht.r rsching washington died on FRIDAY
nigh'. His remains will rtobsely BE- brought
to ihk city for ints' risnt.
ARRrsxxD on SusrICtoy>-A woman named
May FAxrus was arrested, IN MY. tie aysnus
on Friday night, on suspicion Of bsisg sequtnt-
I'd with some Of the circums' sucss attending
the death Of Mrs BrmoEr EaAr, who va,
found murdered In hsr room at 1877 Navy II,
Tuesday morning last. TIE accused vas con, !.
nittsd By the Coroner 30 sw.it The reyult Of
the iequsst, TO Be held on Wednesday next.
BsookLrN Chr MoRrALrrr.--fhe fetal
number Of deaths In this city last week va
1877, Ct which So wers adults and 81 children
SUICIDE ORA MsRcHAsr.-Coro.sr Horros
held an isqusit ysstsrdsy upon the body fMr.
JOSIAH SsAoRAvH. residing at No. 107 Clinton
street, who committed suicide by hanging him.
k.rchief. ne vent 10 his r /, m shorty After m
o'clock. and a ffispd calling to s.e him about
an hour stsr ward. one Of the family wsnt 10
call bin and found him suspended by Oh. neck
-desd. Tbs deceased was the Mes York agent
Of the Uxbridrs (Nss Wooleu M snufaotur-
ing Co. About three weeks ago the bu.ines,
Of tbs seencv vas sm.n.ndsd vb;ch wjsh.d
90 heavily upon MI ssAo.Avhs mind that hs
t.rmin.t.d hi. sx,,tsp |. - ssoys 49, m,
deceased was about 90 years Of age. He leaves
[. vii. and one dsoghtsf, recently nsrri.t-
verdict IN acccrdanes with tn. facts Of the
oss' was reudsrsd BY the Coronsrs jury.
arturra 0uua A. Pevr ptcuvu.-Th.r,
was consider able excitement In tn. nsishsor-
hood d FOrt Hamilton on Saturday, In oonss-
qusnes q arePO't that soldier attached to the
=, oulay ecrc. AZ Fart pici.n. h.d h..r hro,, -
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

GsSD LAnoxsI.-MuRDxRous ATTACK
,ros PoLcRSsr,-0n Saturday sftsruosa
Capt. MoLLns. Of the 9th Precinct police, wa
notified by . Mr.. DonEsdus, residing In the
village Of Maspsth, that csrtain parties had
stolen . large quantity Of wood from his pre-
misse. Ihs Capt. detailed officers MAsrHRs
and PErRKH 10 watch the premises and n
pc sibls arrest the thieves Accordingly they
won't thsis on Sstu day night and stationed
themselves near large wood pile. At about
10 o'clock they saw q wagon containing four
men drive up near whore they were stationed.
They waited until the wagon was loaded with
wood and then proceeded TO arrest the men,
The men however turned upon them with THAR
sses and large billes Of wood and q desperate
conflict occurred b,tween ihsm In the courss
Of which cfiioer PErEREE was considerably
injurd. ThIes Of the mon managed TO effect
their escape, but the fourth man was secured
and with The load Of wood taken 10 tho 9Th
Precinct station house. The man arrested
gave his nsme a. JoHN WBITnYRR. and he
was held for examination.
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HOBOKEN.

JuNrED FROM WmDow.-An estimabls
citizen named JOHN SHorwELL. r'sidipg in
HobOken. was ssriously injured, on Friday
by jumping from the second story window Of
bis residences. Mr.. 8 has bsen suffering from
illness for rome time past, resulting In Abb,rrA.
tion Of the mipd and his family, being solicit
tcus for bis safety, kept strict watch over
him, On Friday, however, during the tempo.
rsry absence Of the nurse. he jumped out Of the
window TO tho area below, and sust aimed q
compound fracture Of the right ley and cos
fusion Of tho head. He received medical at.
tendance and may recover.
ARTIST OF A RScRrvxR--THos. DosLna
junk dealer in New York, was taken before
Recorder MARrrDALE. ct jersey City on agS
turday, charged with having purchases :
quantity Of old brass belonging to ths LIS :.
Erie X. Il. Co, knowing II to have be-o
stolen. He was committed for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-22
THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING IULi "a 1861
sUnrsn HEARD rRsn


Capt. PEEL, o. the big Costa RIca, arrived
Saturday morning from Aspinvsll, reports
Sh inst, OF Cape Antonio. spoke big Cabs,
Capt J. d. StRour, from Trinidad, Port d
Spain, for London, ~ho reported that on IN.
4th inst, OF The Ils Of Pines, was boarded By
The ptiystser steamer Sumter, who declared
the BRIG prize 70 the q. 5. A, sod put q
prize crew Of Eve mon on board 70 take her
10 the nearest port.
Capt SrRour sucossdsd In dissrmipg tbsn.,
and put tbsm Ia irons, and he will bring his
vsesel TO Rev Yoik,
Two Of the privstssrsmsn are now On board
the Costa Riea-
The following note from Capt. srRour, is
In our pcs,s,sicu
Jsly sth OF Cap, Antonio. boarded the
brig Costa Rica, and put tvo prtvsiss<smsn
On board; have three l.ft will 20 to New York
instead Of LOT DON" j. d. StRour.
Tho prisoners were taken In charge by off,
csss yArDrn1Rn, O'BsIEs and SwAuk, Of
the Hsrbor Polios, at Quarantine.
We have obtained the following additional
particulars In relation 10 the pirstss brou al.
On thu sob CT June the Sumter sailed from
New Orlsspa Sns crossed the bar az abyus
room, and was Immediately ch.ssd by the
Bros kly n, which at the time Of the discovery
of the sscaps OF N, rsbel steamer, was pursa.
ing sailing vessel ct the East pass. rns
chas, for the Sumter LASTED until about Eve
o'ciock p M whom the Brooklyn turned
ar, und, giving u o the pursuit az fruitless Ths
sumter Ia veg fast vessel, being propelled by
4 - ma a 81
four medium 80 poUndsrs and one 6s. FOUNDER
a. pivot qua. II email arm list IL very lue
and n eompo.ed Of SHARP's Mlnis and Enf.lA
rifles, with large list Of OoLr's navy ~
volvss.
Her crew numbers about one hundred and
twenty souls. Soc IL commanded BY Captain
Il SshMns. formerly OF the Uutsd States Navy.
Ga the Sd Of July TIE sumter took her a sI
P'izs the sbip q lden r. ckst; this vessel va.
hunt. On tbs 4'h they captured the brig
Mscbias, and In few hours after the nrig ca.
ba vas seized. These tvo vessels were tax "a
In tow astsrn and the vssses headed for the
part OF Cisnfscgos. Early In the momi az the
Tow line TO The brig Cu,a psrted, and the
prize master, Mitsbipmsn HoDeNs. was or
dared 70 walt outside until the Machia, was
lowed into port, wbsn the steamer would re-
tnrn and tow the Cuba In,
A soon "A tho Sumter was out OF sight the
ptizs crew, consisting Of two tssmsn and tive
marines, who were armed with cutlssses and
navy rsvolvers, told the crew OF the brig thsy
did not caro- whsrs they went With the brig &C
that they would not again met tbs Samtsr.
To confirm the truth Of their statement they
took OF their arms, laid down In thu forecast.
and went 20 sl'sp. The crew OF the Cuba thes
took their AIMS, put irons on all OF them, and
headed the vessel for Cape Antonio. On III,
8th instant, they fall In with the brig Costs
Rick bound 70 Nsw York, and Transferred III
II 49, nris 40 h. L. - all 4.