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Another scandal Case at Ch,c.~o.

Chicago has recently been greatly exercised over
another scandal case. The circumstances are in brief
that on recent evening Captain Burns, U. S. A. was
found under bed in one OF the chambers in the resi-
dence OF Mr. CharlesA. Rogers commission merchant
Mr. Rogers discovered his boots protrud;uR from under
low cottage bed, and gave the alarm. Mr. Rogers with
Mr.. Dickinson, the former having revolver and the
latter cane went into the chamber and discovered
Burns in his uniform, lying his back close 10 the wall
They demanded of him TO come ont which he did and
while resting upon his knee drew pistol from his side
pocket Mr.. Rogers at that fred the bal entering Burns
cheek passing out Of his mouth, and carrying with Il
or two teeth and portion or tho law Burns in-
shoulder, and iDlictng flesh wound Three or four
more shots were nterchsnged without effect after which
Burns rushed from the Rogers fred parting shot
Just Burns reached the OF tho stairs and Immediately
upon the report Of the pistol Burns fell headjonr down
the stairs Supposing that he was killed or mortally
wounded, Rogers and Dickinson fastened down stairs
and found him unin1ured, except by the FIRST shot
On the legal examination 1t shown that Burns had
always borne the reputation Il being quiet peaceabe
and honest Un,i' January last he had been in the
employ OF the American Express Company, having
charge OF the Pennsy vanian Central freight Before the
marriage OF Mrs Rogers hen Miss Woodworth an init.
macy existed between The lady and Capt Burns amount
ing, in the estimation Of the public 10 an engagement
Sois time IN 1860 this intimacy was broken or and in
Decenber o. the same year Miss Woodwork married Mr.
Charles A. Rogers.
The prosecution contened that Burns had introduced
himself IN this unusual manner actnncd by feelings OF
jealousy and revenge for the commission OF some felony
The defence urged IN extengaton that extensive
respondepce bad passed between tho lady and the de.
PENDANT that che latter had these epstes in his posses
at the time and present to deliver them TO tho
lady alone These are tho facts OF this mysterious affair
as established by ihe evidence.
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SEIZURE OF PARKER II. FRENCH.

IL. OIL
An arrest was made yesterday by officers Of the United
States government which regarded as one Of tho most
important that has yet been since the ont
on he rebellion The particulars are as follows gather
ed by one OF 0ur rcporers:-For several months man
named Parker H. French, alias Lieutenant Carlisle Muir.
ray alias Charles Maxy, has been travelling in various
parts o. the West and North for the purpose chiefly Of
ORGANIZING INC order known the Knights Of the Golden
Circle He was arrested yesterday morning in Brandford
Conn.,, a few miles from New Haven where he had ar
ganized lodge ana spread secession sentiments 10 no
smaI extent HIS arrest w8s made by the Sperintcnd
ent of the Government Detective Police from waeb;ng,n
and detective Franklin, OF Philadelphia
French has been stopping in Bradford and vicinity for
about SIX weeks under the alias Of Maxy aud had sue
ceeded in estranging many persons from LOYALTY 70 ,ia
government In his possession found the eons,,
son and byiaw Of the Golden Circle and entire
from parties at tho sou.h for organizing the institution
he also had many Other documents Of interest and impor
lance Among them are letters purportng 10 be from
JeH DAVIS, Emerson Etheridge, Parnon Broyplow
and Others most OF which doubtless forge.
rHa He believed TO hare had much genuine cores.
pondence with influential sccessionsts So much had he
endred himself to the people Of Brandford that the OH
GERS eit compelled on securing his person. to leave town
az fearing that attempt at rescue might be made
They took tho for Bosssn and arrived kare last
evening. lie viii be conveyed to Fort Warren thie
morning.
French "a regarded as one Of the accomplished
scoundrek in the country. be OF Walkers right
hand men 10 the Nicaragua affair, and has fought three
daels, IN one Of which he lost his right arm Through
forged letter. IN the name OF Parso Brownow he obtain
ed the sum OF II 900 from ABHs Lawrence OF this city
the money being given in support Of the Parsons some
what famous paper he has figured IN various schemes
Of viilany, particularly IN California Ne says be has in
formation or parties in Boston who playing directly
nto the hands OF the secessonss So epbaticsly does
he assert this that government will certain
70 De Investigated and the Of suntry citizens en-
" commerce. particularly with ST. John and thence
70 southern ports will be overhaued Secretary Seward
70 " make IN immediate visit 10 Boston, and, IL 10 pre-.
snrea, WIN some reference 70 this case.
Ae so'o'hHisbt officer, who has made very many Of
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miscellaneous.

BARK NATHANIEL CooswEIL, Capt Seth Hambin OF Ysr>
Cd in vicinity About sss6Owas insured al tie South
BR LouIsA ree from George NB for IIay.i with
lumber sprung ae IN the eale Of ID inst soon after
water The msc and reanea on he wreos fop e
hours Without ssenance, and then taken con-
veyed to Eastpor, No
scnn SUSAN Fits (beforc reported) which plies AZ
PACKET between Nantucket and New Bedford anchor
Sunday she parted her cable and ashore AT had
hged and hea IN a. hour There we're two pasengers on
old man named caihsar From to they remained n the
broke in and they we're driven on deck where ey were ex-
posed to the storm of rain and wind TN about O'Clock, tho
rescued The old and AIRS Snow both nearly ex-
s on G e o sg the
New Bedford Flour NH which was saved in damaged con-
she has seen Condemned and being stripped Of her rigging
&c, by schr Key West.
scan BELLE Of penns which badly injured tina.
raised, taken Black Rock and hauled ou for repairs Her
expenses will amount to about $50
DENsis Nov BIN the gale of the I'd &P
s5Ss Sd AZ IS. ss
bar and sprung aiea cot of and went yanni repair
not ms @ Ne wr Ss
Hole schr Rambler Of Harwch at Marsh Bank. drove
shore, sunk, and Went 10 pieces; total loss.
Prize scr Mary Wood sold Philadelphia 9Th inst by
direction Of the S Marshal She was purchased BY Charles
Williams for s2ioo The cargo, consisting Of mosss &c,
also disposed OF.
MISSING vfssEtgr brig Napier of Yarmouth Ns, Joseph
In ballast, and h,s not since been heard nom -
Brig George Williams. from New York for cee before
and owneu in Boston
mouth Ms Oct q with 70 passengers and has yet boen
heard FROM Gay or two after she sailed there was severe
days INC same p"'S' . D0A''' 10
harbors Of New York boston Baltimore chaTiesn avian.
nah New Orleans Hnd Galveston at the latest from
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Ssrh Yue OF sheba fBr of shields, Henry London q
ssr. 70 last chas Knox Had very heavy weather
pa Bari flight Hawks Havre. days. In ballast Thomas
ARK Young Greek tof Bos.on Taylor Bordeaux % days
ballast master 9th Inst while at anchor in the Lower
away bboo and cathcads, and springng the fore top
gallantmast
Provincetewn, 81 days, in ballast, to master.
Bark Golden Murray, Van Nance, Nettc, "A days. passed
Gibraltar Oct O. with salt, 10 Golden Murray
bark Revolution, (o Boson), Webb Beverly, Mass days.
IN baflnst 10 master.
Brig ospray lsr) Cole sackvie NIB, 10 days. with plas
Brig Jennie Moody (t,r Yarmouth Ns>, yrkery, 81.
John, hB, days. IN ballast to BOYD Hncken.
scns Matilda tDan Tunnesen London 10 days, In ballast
schr Virginia. Hawkins Lnxan. cB days with coal to r.
sahr Ocean Weys r Flswelns 81 John Mr., days.
schr Eben Sawyer Tracy, Philadelphia for ioiiaway
Schr Thomas HiS. Han, Bangor, days.
Schr a Dyer: Rogers Machlas IL DAYS.
Schr Zouaye, Poster, Millbridgc. 20 days
sssr 4 Hsprne wSsr s.
sehr Ann Flower, Nekeson, Boston, days
Schr Ray State, IIaett. Boston. days.
Schr Florida. Kelley, Boston, days.
schr Vintage, Coleman, Boston for Albany
sssr slss Albany q sa
Schr Mary Brewer, Wood, Rondont FOR Boston.
Steamer Boston. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Steamer Delaware. Ashmore, Trenton
Steamer Petrol. Young, frovidence.
Steamer Pelican. Jones, Providence.
BELOW
ship John wis, from Liverpool, Oct H.
ship VIM Singer, Farley, from Rochester, Eng Sept u
ship Ocean Traveller, Boardman, from Hamburg
Bark Jaques Langois ORR Lemhitre from ST Nazaire
Ais0' several ships and banks, unknown
sth-Barks Clara Bell, Cadz; Overrnana Moutevfdsox
Br brigs Bermuda, Queenstown; Boieas, Jamaica.
Wind at sunset sw.
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Personal IntellfCrnce

Senator j. ii. McDougaN, OF 6aJisorria. n M ro.,.
o. CINCINNATI: J. d. Bowies Of Kentucky: d. W. Lob az
England Nora Of Cuba W. Barrster, Of England: n
nue. Hotel. fe - 'Ae tH'n ave
G d Corning and G. $. Ingbam Of the U,ited s,.,es
Army; Hon. c. riboard and A. A. Simmer os sIn SsaVs
l. Robbins and +. Woodbridge OF Vermont. e. phe,s' -
Buffalo Captain x y, Coleman II Baltimore II. r. Nv.
gait OF oxford W Colbnrn and E. s. Poon Of Boston
g. Druard, OF Buffalo DR. Bacheldcr Of Massacbuset.
and G. H Mccormack, m Chicago have arrived Al 1hc ST.
Nicholas Hotel - ~
Charles c. Mcconnell. " S. Collier g. Vanderbilt and
Wood, AL Of the United siates Army Henry Reese Of
Cleveland, Ohio: D. r. Parker, Of Kansas A. q Cars ~
g. Louis and c. G. Woolwortb Of Kansas are among ,ha
arrivals ~ The Metropolitan Hotel ~
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Senator Keith Liverpool Sc days with &C. 10 Slate
Co. Oct la, ~ 20 lon "a 40 passed ships launch paint
ed straw color 9th lat a. ion 49, passed within GO Of
Br ship Prince Albert burnt to the waters edge before
poredi 10th, lat az H. Ion 10 23 ship Flying Eagle
bound 2sth lat IS o. lon IS 49, spoke ship aswe from
London for New York.
Ship Lucy THOMPSON Croker. Liverpool, % days with
mdse and n passengers, to Thompsons Nephew Oct Is
lat H. ion 70 Is signazed ship John Paten bound e.
sfip oonsaa.ne SasoducEi Liverpool Oct 2 with mdse
Ship Richard Alsop Wellington Liverpool Oct 4 with salt
TO Talmago Co 5th inst AM lat a. lon s. passed Br
steamship City Of Baltimore hence for Queensown and Lv
sh: Cav Lsngdcn lof Portsmouth, MID, Potter Liverpool
via Bacon days. in ballast, 70 order
Snip Emsrad Cook Bristol O.. "a with mdss to How
Ship Rowene Br, Of Aberdsenl, Edwards Greenock .
days. with coa TO order Had heavy gales the entire pas
;as 9Th inst ls a. lon TO- sgnalssd schr Julia Asine OF
Ship Casida lof Baltiore) Stafford Rotterdam 81 days
va Halifax days In ballast TO Hicks Bell Had heavy
gales entire passage has been days West OF Nantucket
Shoals
days, in ballast 10 master.
ballast 70 order OCT q II lon 10 ~ Spoke ship New
large logs mahogany marked and some ptrs with sails
aud rigging attscedhad apparently been In 0e water but
short time.
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Notice to Mariners.
The keeper of the Lighthouse Fort Point Bangor,
Maine states that The Buoy at that point has left its anchor
Ase Nl' spoken, &c.
shpyohn wis c"Sck from Liverpool fer New York.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX, Nov AR steamship Arabia Stone Boston for
Liverpool CID 81 snip casilda Stafford, NYok sehr Nam
tospoNpnnRY Oct 2o-sd brig ailnor Meredith Doane,
REaEDlos Oct 2sIn port brig May Queen, Portland,
81 JOHN NB, Nov Arr Margaret Ann LARSEN New
York; 5th ship 81 Lawrence Chase, Gloucester; schr CiM
com Liverpool bark Eva Perry NYork; Ah ship Kaos,
Vaashn dos brig Nahl Stevens Eaton, Cardenas S'h ship
Youeaa Oct 2s-in port bark Empress Theresa Walter,
American Ports.
& s & ca csssss d k ao
Ss,ss s5 Alien m
croweI Key Ysrk SD, WIND NV WNw. steamer Bais
sh, AMzAr 6arEs sarlisht, Berry Bristol Fl Amir ,
Seos Newpor yia s s Ss
ma, freeman Francsco nayelocs Young. Rio Jansro
ssers sifS s ks S9 Rssy SSoS Nothing 3D.
BATiIoR No. cid gr brig csy2n crsTs West ys
BATH, Nov 7--sd ship Wilder Farley, Nichols. Balu
BUcKspoET Nov 2-sld schrs A Cooley, Curacao; Petre
sArr brig Crotch EEaysssras Elizabeth
cAsTINE Nov 2sld ship samuel Adams Gay, PhIladei-
DiGHToN Nov s--Arr schr Senator, Brown, Elizabeth
FALL RIVER Nov s-Arr schrs Borden, Bennet, Car
denas Chase Baltimore for Providence; Rich
ard Borden, Arnold Eizabethpo; Lucy ROBINSON Davis,
GARDINER, l--Arr schr Only Son, Eastman, NYork.
Sid 4h, brig G Merriman Wyman, Key West.
GLOUCESTER Nov 7-Sid bark Mary Porter, Adams,
HOLMES HOLE Nov Carr brig Isaac Carver, shute,
scarsport for Baltimore schr Ace. John NIB Ha-
.ess: ys 5G as, ss
Snow, Gloucester for do
NEWPORT, Nov 7-Arr schrs II Dunton, sherman Pre-
violence NYork George Whistler Jr Parker Fall River
for o Benjamin English, Boles, sppcan for Philadelphia;
Island Belle, Butter, New Bedford FOR NYork Returned.
chs Oregon Cabot Sid schrs Fessenden Nickeson Mary
Jane, and others.
guayra distress: altia, Barberie Harvey for NY0rk
Bid brig Newton, Gardner Havana; schrs Snow,
Chnrtrc.
anchor the harbor schr Edward Clark from
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 7Arr bark Joseph Fish, Barnard,
PORTLAND Nov scld sp ship Valparaiso, ssla, Havana,
Iand sld Sid brig Lillian and others SD IN bark Emms
Chase briggs Mary Hatfield and Fleet Wing; schr Electric
PORTSMOUTH,, Nov Arr schrs Minnie Cobb, Averin,-
PRoVIDENCE Nov S-Arr sdhrs Lehnis Orb Anderson.
Grand Turk Boston, Brewer, fhiladeiphta fiaock
Petty and Deputy, Lewis, Rondout SID schr Knight
PAMTUCKET Nov s-sid schr Cummings Jones. New
san FRANCISCO. Nov sid ship Naeob, Baxter Cork.
SALEM, Nov sid schrs fhos Jenerson Tnos Ellis kc
lev {from Gioucasterj, Nfork,
SOMERSET Nov s-Arr schr Anna Edwards Edwards,
WfsCAssEr Nov 7--sld bark Lucy Frances Jones' Ha-
WARREN Nov SIN port brig Clara Pckcns (new, of Pro-
vidence), Pickens Nfork
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City Intelligence.

FIRE SrxTy-F,Rsr SrRgEr.-Between three and fopr
O'Clock on Sunday morning ire discovered among
combrstibie materials in shed adjoining the
printing ink mandatory Of John Lightbody in Sixty
first street, Second avenue The flames soon spread
to the left wing Of the factory containing and trnen.
tine, and before they extngushed that part
s. 000 insurance. Tho IRE is supposed to be the
work OF an incepdiary.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Will you please inform
fire factory in Sixty first on Sunday morning
will not prevent me from supplying them with their usual
quantity OF printing ink. the only that occurred
was in the building where nseed oil stored and
JOHN 6. LTGHTBoDy, "a Beekman street
November II. 1861
FIRE MULBERRY Satisfactorily after ten O'Clock on
Sunday morning fire broke the roof of the frame
dwelling house 1T3 Mulberry street occupied BY Andrew
Monahan. u was caused by "A defect in the chimney
Damage 70 furniture about S25 insurance The
building Is owned by Mr.. Baldwin. 1t is damaged about
s25; insured
O'Clock last evening party Of Italians residing at
No 10 Baxter street. while playing cards for MONEY
pistol fred by of the party the shot taking effect
in tho head of boy about eight years Of age named
Charles Corden. The boy Immediately picked IN
and conveyed, with the aid Of the Sixth ward police to
the hospital where, upon examination his wounds were
found TO be OF so serious nature that but little hopes were
entertained for his recovery Who the parties were that
committed the deed is not known but from what tho
police could ascertain II Is presumed the pistol was fred
by young man named Demonc Tarino as no was known
TO carry pistol aud was not after the shot Was
fred
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S HIP PIN G NE w S.
Mcveme nts or Ocenn Steamers.
FROM EIIR0PE
Nov. 0, 1861.

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NASSAU, N. P.
CLgAToR-From New York for Kingston, ia, the 10th
ssy Of each month The Geator leaves for New York on tho
CoLUHBfA MARrox-No stated days yet Fixed for
the departure Of the Columbia and Marion for Havana
they will sail about every ten days touching at Key West
ward and homeward.
KARSAx-From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp, on
the arrival Of every alternate Cunard New
MArANxAs-From New York for Matanzas the day of
each meath. MAtanzas the I'D due New York on
the 2Sth.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Al letters and packages Intended for the New YoRK HERALD
hould be seaied.
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ADDITIONAL SOUTHERN ITEMS.
From files Of Southern papers We make the foowinp
summary Of additional news
THE SOUTHERN POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
Among the candidates for Congress the recent cleo
zion J. .. c. Atkins, Ninth district Virginia: n ~
Nabers and d. M Currin Eleventh district virginia G.
l. Buck, Fourth district, Mississippi and j. H. Patterson,
Fourth district, Arkansas. B. H. Hill declined the nomi-
nation FOR Congress in the First district Of Georgia. but
animated wish for seat in the Senate
THE COTTON CROP.
The Greensboro Beacon says that the cotton crop
that section especially the sandy lands is rather bet
Yer than was expected weeks ago The present i'm
preston s that will vary much from that of last
year.
In Rapids parish, says the Alexandria Democrat. he
planters in tho cotton picking line have done good
weeks work while sugar planters have been steam
Ing and rolling away on half matred canc with poor
Jield.n
THE SUGAR CROP.
The Plaqucmine Rice Planter says--We understand
shat several sugar planters have commenced grinding
appear that the cane yields very little
The Pointe coupee Echo of the 10th says-purine,he
week pumeer OF the sugar planters have commenced
grinding, and making good sugar The weld nj
Che cane is about an average one.
The West Baton Rouge Planter Of the 10Th savssugar
making progresses steadily the yield usually being fair
and in some places, excellent All the sugar that We
have seen is excellent.
The paquemine Rice Planter also says-n has been
raining again this week1hursday night without cessa
Lontfus putting back our planters taking OF their
crops, The sugar made will be much less than anci-
peted ~
SICKNESS IN CAMP.
The editor Of the Clinton Patriot who has inst visited
camp Moore tennessee says there quite mum of
cases OF measles in the camp.
eyellow fever is also prevailing at East Baton Rouge
THE COAST DEFENCE OF GEORGIA.
Inc Atakapas Register says that four gunboas for thu
protection OF the coast Of St Mary adjacent
against the forays tho federas are nearly ready for
service. - -
VIRGINIA RACES.
In tho two mile October 25 over tho Fa;reaX
course, near Richmond both heats were won Inv nos
Wells Ninetie Time, 3:6I1a, 3,4s. The track was
very heavy aud there was large attendance
A FEMALE SPY.
From che Columbus correspondence lOct %, or IN.
Memphis Appeal
spy in,crinpne brought into Headquarters this
morning from somewhere in the neighborhood Of Nav
ned, who gave her name Mrs. sheppard She says
she Is native OF New York, and has lived in Memphis
70 which Jaace she pretended to DO making her way
when che drew upon herself the attention OF parties WIG
Drought her 10 this city and delivered her over 10 Gene
raj Pillow. She has not had hearing at the time 81
writing.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
MRa9ssJIs AND CHARLESTON RAD ROAD OrrYtT
MElfpHs, Oct "a, 1861
NO freight VIII be received at the river by the Mem.
pms and Charlesion Railroad Company except with the
pYhsge OF storing and insurng At expense Of owners
itu y can De shipped The demands OF the government
the company Tor rolling stock to transport troops
1ary w u ROSS CenArn, S,nertn,araan,
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the arrests or traitors Fort Warren regards this
arrest as likely 10 lead 70 important results He
In pursuit of French for long time and il nv peca
AZ last secured ' ' WV .sa, that he was
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-, . = 1kIHA3f NV 10, Ibbi
Tho Governor has offered reward Of five hundred dol
lars for the apprehension Of the persons guilty of the
murder Of Philip Augustus snbury FshkM Landing on
the evening Of the I'd of November.
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Notice to Mariners.
The keeper Of the Lighthouse at Fort Point Bangor
Mane states that he Buoy at that point has left its anchor
age and dIifted away
Spoken, &c.
Ship John Wills Chadwick, Liverpool New York
TIT, lat 43 80, Ion 20.
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NEWS FROM GEN. REYNOLDS DIVISION
RuMoRED CAPTURE or -FOUR HUNDRED or Our NE

AT CHEAT MOUNTAIN.
From the Wheeling fnteligencer, Nov. ~
young man who arrived last evening from Bever}v
says is generally believed there that, Friday last o
hundred Of the Ninth Indiana regiment stationed AT
Cheat Mountain we're captured by the enemy while on
reconnaissance II appears that the four Kindred men
were decoyed into trap and surrounded by a vastly
snperiororce and compelled TO lay down their arms 1t
is our opinion that this is mere camp rumor
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INV HEN NOCVINI.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gaze,

Areport has Just reached us that small party of men
from the Twenty fourth Ohio and the Ninth Indiana
manded W Mayor Mlroy, Of the Ninth, went a scouting
expedition from Cheat Mountain night before last and
succeeded N obtaining some important information with
regard TO the situation Of the enemy They came amos.
party mstakng the route they should have gone were
unfortunately fired upon by concealed foe and with.
drew with loss of two killed and six wounded Tho
main object Of the expedition being the obtaining OF in
formation II was in that respect entire success Such
scouting parties go ont almost every day and are almost
of the encnys supplies. II is very rarely that they
suffer any ioss.
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SENATE.

SATURDAY. Sept 7th, 1861.
Senate met at 10 o'clock
: The journal of yesterday was read and approved
Mr. Humphrey moved to amend the title Of bill
to provide Cor the defence of the seacoas by adding
"frontiers."
a message was received from the House announ-
cling the signature Of sundry bills by the Speaker.
Mr. Outlaw moved to re-comlnit the bills to the
committee on enrolled bills to amend their titles
Agreed to.
Mr. Brown from the committee on banks, report
ed back bill concerning the Western N. C. Bank,
recommending that it do not pass
Mr. Barringer introduced resolution in favor of
Lieut. r c. Duvall. Referred to the committee on
claims.
Messrs Dobson and Barringer were appointed on
the committee to investigate the visit Of John W.
Thomas to New York.
Mr. Brown introduced resolution concerning the
public printer. Adopted.
Mr.. Simpson introduced resolution to send mes
sage to the House proposing to adjourn next Friday,
6 Il m.
Mr.. Brown called for the reading of the commit
tees report on that subject Read.
The resolution was adopted, the yeas and nays
being demanded-yeas 10, nays Is.
Mr.. Faison introduced q resolution denying leave
of absence and refusing to adjourn until the resolu-
ton to form two military companies from the men,
bers of the Assembly, be acted ON.
Mr.. Humphrey moved to send . message to the
House, proposing to go into an election for Confed-
crate States Senators at II o'clock. Laid on the
table,
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HORSE THIEF. HORSE THEFT!

ST0LEN FROM MY STABLE, on TUESDAY NIGHT.
- the eth of August, GREY MARE s years old and
about feet 10 or II inches high She be identified
BY her being g1rted Also my saddle bride and mar
tingae. The curb the bride is ordinary leather
string The canie of the saddle is much worn-it has
steering stirruP the left hand leather to which, bro
with brass rings will give reasonable reward for the
recovery Of the Mare and equpaee and any information
in regard to them will be thankfully received. She
miles Of Henderson when all Of her ramidst
The tracks of other horses. The thief will doubt At
tempt to sell Der. il be has not already done So
ss5 will be paid for his apprehension and conviction.
EDWIN d. DRAKE
Near Warenon.
September 3, 1851. 37-w4ts.
- Register aud State Journal copy times in weekly