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LvERrooL-s,eamship Etns-Mrs Reford and child, Alex
Murray, Mr. Sprui, Miss Carrich Mrs Ann spsrge, Miss
Wcklns Miss Isabel Burger, Miss Louiss richardson Miss
Mary Percva, Mr. Leyassour Mr. Boyd, Mossop Louise
Gehn, Getner T Clatworthy, YIN ClatwoTthy > d
Pemberon, Watson, Thos Gray Sterry, w Dwight,
Brown Leishrnan, and ga in the steerage
NEW ORIEANs AND Enthusiastically De Soto--I HCc,
sor, nr. Mendoza, Chauoere Core
s ssrous 9Tkyey Alex so9re, Nises souhss Az,
R Rot Bilsry Aweil Beard, Hsrnend.. Law
ssrspsns L1wslhurs HsItIns !h9mPscn Cam
smith, 2nick Es.sn wara, SHARP Darius Ro-
sn, Il ThorndIke Az whitford' 9 Holland, Lord, p
Leaveu and two children, Miss spoford
RicHMorD, Ac.-steamAhip Yorktown-A Heh, Az
Glenn, Geo Glenn, Anih voss. Mr. WILCOX, Geo whit
field Miss Louisa WoosrpG, ny Porter Hey, Jas Skin
ner yno Lecompce Jas simmons, LADY and two Oh ldren,
Mrs. Capt Parrish, Wm Henry, I'd Exers, Brookmsn
Swami, DR. q West John Fehers. b Kelly, Miss
Colbert Harris, and II In the stecraee.
DErARTUREs.
ussvsss s sH-s,samship 4 X cuyler- Mrsc Stewart,
WIN Pher, VIM u Miller, u Gould, J A Alexander,
Ss% ss, E{Iopsocs < Tyler, John West Ns,sno
De'Any, W Nash, Jno Lsrry, Benedict Mics A Be.
nedet Miss Josephine Benedict Fred CslawAy Hens
ley, Mrant hrsk McCsy and three children, Miss Bou
tfeon' Chm EIhbin. siucn Jacobs, Vim csssu James
NenaN
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THE LATE Loss OF LIFE FRE-The foreman of Hook
and Ladder Company No states in contradiction to the
injurious reports relative to their conduct at the fire in
Forteth street. that emo orders given enreaes
made to raise the ladders until too late to be eectua"
He states that Gin justice to his company no is prepared
and able to prove before proper authorities that No.
Hook and Ladder Company did not neglect their dutie
the morning Of the fire.
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The SuHerings I'm Kansas-More Relief
Needed.

The Relief Committee have received TO day so 900
bushels Of seed wheat balr OF 1t being purchased with
the New York appropriation and the other half from
Wisconsin About equal amount had been previously
received from various Ten thousand bushels
shipped TO to day for distribution In Leaven
worth and Douglas counties The demand Tor potatoes
for seed very large and there scarcely any hand
The supply Of provisions hand Is also small and the
receipts htterly have been light although the spplca
tons are more numerous and pressing than ever.
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SUSSEX CouNrY-CLAss 63, March IA, 1851
Drawings OF the Delaware state

Drawings OF the Delaware State Lot
teries WOOD. EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
DELAwARE-ExTgA CLASS IT'S March a. 1861.
8, SO, II, 18, 20, 10, IL, Al, IL, 81, So, l6, l.
DELAwARE-CLAss l76, March IA, 1861
81, AZ, 6, 81, 10, IS, %, 6, Al, As, 20, 81, 8.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars, sent
free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware,
Or TO WOOD, EDDY CO.. 81. Louis, Missouri
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The New York Canal Board.

The Canal Board met to-day. There was large at
tendance of forwarders and commercial men, Tue Board
fyed all tolls the last year except grain making
Ill grain OK mills This raises wheat and corn half
mill and decreases barley and oats The action of the
Board was earnestly opposed by all commercial
Injurious especially to the trade The Board ad-
journed till four O'Clock tomorrow.
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BATAVIA, N. r., March Ia, 1861.
FIRE broke out here last evening at half past seven
O'Clock, IN the livery stable belonging to II. Warren.
The IRE spread TO the Eagle barn. which entirely
consumed. Quite number OF horses were burned The
FIRE was the work OF an incendiary.
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Messrs WOOD EDDY CO. would most respectfully in
form the public that Lottery Grants do not expire
until the following periods-The Delaware State Grant will
continue to be drawn until the 1882 the Kentucky State
Grant will continue until the 1877 and the Missouri state
until the year 1874 and the business will be conducted
until the expiration Of all hose Grants with the prompt
tude that has for the last forty under
the of predecessors Messrs Yates Mcn
tyre, Gregory Co, j. w. Maury Co., Gregory Maury,
WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers
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MILITARY IxcTrRk-1he third and the last Of the course
Of Twelfth regiment lectures viii be delivered tonight at
Irving Hail. by Capt Mansfield Lowell, late of the United
States Army, and Of the City Guard The subject will be
" Seacoast Fertilization
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just Received and Now I'm Store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT,
For sale by
J. FRED MILWARD 50 and 70 Reade street.
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= - N WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers

Espe Hat Manufacturer, OF 1IS
Nassau street, has ready the spring style of Genemen
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Ladies' Caters at 12s., with Ladies',
misses boys and infants Boots and Shoes Of all styles and
prices, 1t MILLER CO.'S, 3S7 Canal street.
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Brooklyn Art. PhOtogra phic-C. H. Will
liamsons Imperial Gray vignette chief Of Photographic
Gems-Gaery Fulton street. opposite Clinton. Established
1851,
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B0TfON, I5bI
The Personal Liberty bill, which passed the State
Senate last week, passed the House Of Representatives
to-day, after warm debate by vote OF 81 10 49, The
blu Inodides the present law materially There Ia
doubt the Governor will sign IL,
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Steinway & Sons Overstrung Grand
square Pianos considered the best manufac-
tured warranted for five years wareroom 50 and 81
Walker street.
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David's Spring style or Gentlemcn's
HATS ready at his Haesroom 299ls Broadway, near
Duane street
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Grover Il Bakers Family and Manu-
featuring Sewing Machnsa Prices reduced ao5 Broadway
New York.
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The designations OF Cadets at West Point.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
MILITARY ACADEMY. WEST POINT N "

WtuHtsuHy, Narch 10, 1901.
From time to time imperfect lists Of the of those
Cadets who have resigned their positions this nstu-
ion account Of the political troubles have appeared
In your paper Thinking 1t may interest Of your
reaiers, take the liberty Of sending full and CON-
plete lst to this date
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Elec tfOn OF Hon. David WflmOt as United
states senator from Pennsylvania.

Hon. David Wmot elected United States Sen stor
to-day, in place OF Mr. Ca neron. He received twenysx
Senatorial and sixty nine representative votes Hon.
William H. Welsh received Eve Senatorial and twenty
nine representative votes Scattering, two.
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NOn-Arrival OF the Palestine.
PORTLAND, March l4-1lP
There are no signs Of the steamer Palestine now due
here Showing fast
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The Recent Fire in Mexico, N. Y.

ONWEDD,
Tie City Insurance Of Hartford loses 80 600 by the
Mexico ere, the Phoenix OF Hartford ~ 600 and the
Etna t7O0
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CHARLESTON, March IA, 1851.
The steamship Jas Adger,J y. Phillips, from New
York arrived here at nine O'Clock this Thursday morn
ing Steamship Marion left here at eight O'Clock this
morning
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NEWARK, March H. 1861.
Burlington county Tuesday elected fifteen republi-
can and three democratic frecholders.
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Empire Sewing Machines-The Cheap
est, because The best In market Office 2S5 Broadway.
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The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery of Delaware
4. FRANCE 4 CO.,


Legislature the State of Delaware having given to
H. France Co lottery contract for twenty years. the
undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Of
supernend the drawings of said lottery do
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn this
SUSSEX CouNrY--CLAss 90, March "A, 1881.
AZ, 65, SO, 80, IS, !, 80, Is, 8, 68, 38, "a.
CONSOLIDATED LorTERY-CLAss SO, March ii, 1881
6, 80, 20, 80, SO, 2, 32, so, 65, ~, 3, 10.
Witness our hands Wilmington Del, this day Thursday)
JOHN DALE,
JOHN w. WALKER Commissioners.
ALFRED r. WOOTTEN,1
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
K. FRANCE Co., Wilmington, Delaware.
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On barley. &5S 1882
wheat. 5l8 900
Products Of the West. $3.50
UUrn. 400 ,2o6
On the following articles the tolls were raised last year
from one and half mills to two mills and the result
was q loss to the State Of 81 ,S31:-
Un FORK the loss was.
400
Total loss 81 ,s3I
In this state of affairs it seems that the true policy is
to keep the tolls as low possible at least TO retain
the same rates that brought In large last
year. II seems that the democratic members Of the
Board and Dorshemer in favor of that policy flour
in number) but the balance OF the board ali vote for
raising the tolls.
The Committee on Commerce and Navigation had under
consideration yesterday Nesbs bill to reduce the fare
on Laws Williamsburg ferry 10 two cents and TO provide
for committing TO passengers The entire Brooklyn dele
bill and urged Its adoption. After hearing the argument
vote was taken and only voted for the bill and four
against II, or IN favor Of the present rates Among
Assembly district Of Kings county who Is chairman Of
the committee. The one was johnson, democrat from
Seneca law seems TO have matters his own way with
the republicans usual Tyrants monopolsts and re-
publicansm, It IL at Albany, are one and the same
thing. law and Moore board st The same hotel. Com
James J. Reilly seems 10 have entered into the
Chamberlain fight with great energy for Stout.
The Assembly this evening took up tho report OF the
committee TO devise means to despatch business. pro-
vdes for classification Of the bills under three heads
and sets apart special days for the consideration Of each
substitute was ored providing for the regular Grind
ing Committee. After short discussion both PROPOSE
tions were laid on the table until to morrow.
The way the Houseis transactng business now, they
will have 10 sit until next June.
After dsposng Of the relief project the Assembly went
into Committee Of the Whole on the Supply BILL The
members are now amusing themselves with Offering
amendments-a prominent disease In the House.
Hugh Smith has tcegaphed TO his friends here, stating
that his used In the substitute to the Broad
way bill without his consent or knowledge.
Your Harrisburg despatch incorrect In stating that
Wilmots nomination Ia a triumph over Cameron The
fact s Cameron and Wilmot are working together.
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wheeler a. Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Office, COS Broadway
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Long Island College IIospital.-The Re.
guar Course Of Lectures In this institution win commence
Monday, the 18th inst.
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For the West-The Best Horse Power
AND PORTABLE BURR STONE MILL.
BENNETT BROTHEs, As GOLD STREET.
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter or Hair and
WHISPERS No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 10 cents black
brown
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Barry's Tric0pherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' Try Il Bold By
all druggaA
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees The the world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No. 6Astor House
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Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
TusA No. vesey street Astor House, opposite the church
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, suspensory Bandages &c. Drs. GLOVER 4
THORNE, No Ann street., under Barnum's Museum
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MOldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
kers and mustaches grow luxunantly. Sold wholesale
and retail BY W. A. BACHELOR, l6 Bond street.
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Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
Toupees perfect limitations OF nature Send for
MEASURE card TO is Bond street, NY.
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Important 70 the FashionabIe Commu


Important 20 the Fashionable Commu-
nifty. PHOTOGRAPHIC CARTEs DE vIsITE.
Messrs CHARLES ID. FREDERICKS co. would
nsw I
production Of their fashionable Carries de Vses- The
IL this branch s Of hs % has
warranted them In obtaining at great expense the latest
are noW 70 o Se New public
Plus Ultra Carte de Equal In 70 the best
ton to new and beautiful assortment Albums Frames
&C. for the Carries de vses which are manufactured by
Ss and ISL BroadwRy opposite Metropclsn Hotel
Bachelors Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupees most perfect limitations of nature Send for
measure card TO 10 Bond street, n T.
Batchelor's Hair Dye-Reliablc and In-
black brown Escto Barclay street Sold
M0ldavfa Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
and retail By W. a BATdGELoR Is BOND street. '''-''
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
dye privately applied. No. sAsOr House
Barry's Tricopherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying curling cleansing
pre:ervns and restoring the hair Ladies' y II Bold By
Hill, InimitabIe Cutter or Hair and
whiskers No Barclay street. Hair Dye 80 cents black
brown.
Long Island College IIospitaI.-The Re.
guaI Course Of Lectures In this institution win commence
Trusses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusa No. 2vesey street Asor House, opposite the church
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, suspensory Bandages, &C Drs. GLOVER 4
THORkE, No. Ann sreet, under Barnum's Museum
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Rellablc and In
black Factory 81 Barclay Sold
and applied ct W. A. BACHELORS, 10 Bond street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, WEDDING CARDS AM
Envelopes Of the latest styles lon Fulton street. n
Established 1915.
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nR POWELL. PROFESSOR OF DIsEAsEs OF THE
~ Eye and Ear, and Dr. Philip, late House s,ursccn.
Westminster Hospital London, can pc conp,sed ON snc
OF tho1e organs Al other medical p surgical csse
81 So Broadway, near rweifh street.
The sun., 1861-10-08
BROOKLYN.

BRooKLYS COMMON CoUNCu..-The Board
met last evening. Alderman Franks in the
chair.
May yor kalbfesoh seIt in two communica-
tions the first vetoing resolutions adop.ei di.
rccting the Comptroller 10 pay ~, 100 year to
the proprietOrs Of the Star and StdRdllTd for
publishing the official minHss Of the Board.
The second, veto, the resolutions of the Board
appointing officers of the TIusnt Institution.
The Mayor contends that tho Police should be
required TO DO that duty.
Alderman Van Brunt reported from the Com
mittee on Omumenting tho City Hall Park.
The appropriation of { 400 for that purpose
has been expended, al S1,tO0 more will be
required 30 procure ioun'aia, &c. This sum
It appears can be obtained from the Water
Board, and the Comm ittee asked that authority
be given them 10 expsnd the snms. The ap-
plicatiOn was denied by vote OF ayes to 10
NAYS.
On motion cf Aid Belkuap, the Board fixed
the amount TO lie paid oWnors O. premises de.
signated TO he occupied by the Registers ard In
spectOrs at the coming election, at the sum ci
$40.
A pumber Of vacancies in inspectors and Can
vassers Of Election was filled.
The { ,mmissioIers d Repirs and Supplies
submitted plans and specifications for building a
Station house ard Bell Tower in the 18th Ward.
The Commissioner was directed 10 advertise for
proposals.
The contract for building the house for Hose
No. 7, Eastern District, was awarded TO james
Rodwtll, he being the lowest bidder.
Comfortable routine business was transacted,
tut nothing Of special interest.
FrRE.--AbOut 3 o'clock yesterday morning, a
fire broke out in frame building No. 1888 York
street, occupied by Messu. Eddy & Bscude,
ak..,u.isx n cidsr manufacturers The loaa ana
tanned amounts TO $3.50, insured. The building
was owned by Charles Symons. II was damaged
to the extent Of $4OO. Not insured.
THE GRAND JURY.-The October term of the
Kings county Court Of Oyer and Tsrminsr was
opened yesterday morning by Judge Brown,
Justices Stilwoll and Hoyt. A Grand Jury
was enpsnelled.
ALLEaES HIoHwAr RoBBERr "A Young
The sun., 1861-10-08
Police Insei.ig,ace, SC.

DNrING SrRrsr RonnERY-A woman,
ned Ann Coos, vas a'res.ed yesterday by
Detective McDjugli, charged with having as
saulied Mr. Herman II. PrJser q NJ. i0l
Pearl street, AID routed min Of a gold watch,
valued at $50 II appeals that While Mt r.
was walking through New Chambers street ou
Saturday night, the accused AID an uuknOwn
man ran against him, kn DCked him dCwd, and
after rcbbing him Of bis watch, fled. Yesterday
the woman Cook offered ~ pledge the watch at
a pawn shop, when she was detained and tho
officer was sent tor The watch wa then exhib-
tied TO Nc Pruser, who identified II as the one
stolen tr m him, and the woman was taken be-
fore Justice Connolly and locked up f,r trial.
AKREsr OF SuoP LIFTEKs.-Peter Dunn
and Philip SO ter were arrested yesterday,
charged with having stolen fifty yards Of vest
patterns, valued at $500, from the store Of Isaac
Rear No. l0j Avenue u. which thoy entered
under pretence Of purchasing goods. They
were taken before Justice steers and held TO
answer the charge.
GPASD LABcESY.-An English sailor named
Thos. Eckels, was arrested yesterday, char scd
with stealing watch snd chain, valued at $50,
from a young man named John Farrell, in al
Oliver street boarding house. The accused
was led 10 bail in 5000 to answer ths charge.
FELoHIous AssAuLT.-Echart X )nitowsky,
a German clerk, was arrested Yesterday charg.
ell with foonious assault and battery upon
Tho. I.arLin, Of No. % Christie street. The
accused gave bail IN $500 to auswef
The sun., 1861-10-08
POSTSCRIPT.


Louisrille, OFT. "A frs corner Of Washing
ton street and Centre Alley, Memphis Tenn -
see, Sept. 10Th, destroyed %. 900 worth Of prop
erty. II extended around 10 Front Row.
A Memphis psper u th, 50th nlt, say 30
cases tf E1fch muslets, put Of the so 900
which came into southern potts sometime since,
had arrived at Memphis and are on their way to
Columbus, Ky.
Mempsis was literally alive with soldiers on
the goth ult.
The Southe G numerical Convention assem-
bles at Macon, Ia, on the ith inst.
The PucshOntas IdreTtiser says j. G. Hind
man bad obtained 3, 900 more men from Arkan-
sss for Gen Ha'dee'a command.
Ex-Goy. T.. Lewis Lowe Of Mary land had es-
capped TO Richmond
Isaac Davenport Of Richmond, Of tho firm Of
}. Il Is. Davcuppr', gave "A cheek for SlO, 800 to
the southern Conedcracy, which was o~lng 10
nOithci n creditors.
The North,rn Bank of Alabama suspsu led
~ Gle p1vmenis at the ins ance Of Gen. Mro-e
Harfe command had fallen back 10 Pitt
name ferry, on the Alabama line
The estimated Yarkes p'opsry in the State
of Virginia uud3r the ban of the seq HESITATION
act amounts to $50, 000,0
Mobile paper says that the defensc3 OF
that city vigorously going on. The muni-
cipal authorities Of Mobile are issuing shin plas-
teis In small amounts
Confederate soldiers, especially in'Wes,err
| Virginia are suffering from the want Of tob iccJ
NJ. J. WiCks, chairman Of the NJ litary Com
! mi.tce, of Memphis says It is desirable that NJ
| more cotton nor tOpacco 10 shipped there til
further orders, and If planters cont stop ship
| ping, the military au'hrritics will scad the cot
ton back into the country at the owners ex
| JenSc.
The Fort Smith Hydh SAYS the Cherokee
| will furnish three the Gree ks two regimen
and the Scminolcs one battalion.
| Humphrey Marshall has escaped into tn
| Southern Conf.deracy.
The Richmon' Dssppich says Arnold lIaui
has been uncordi,ionally released.
There il n reported arrived Of James Ferguson
mombsr &C Pariism,rt, and Hon. VIM. BIrke
of England, ~ Nashville, on the Both, en- rout
| Tor Ei,hmoLd.
The sun., 1861-10-08

the United States coat Of arms, and an in'crip-
tioo, the name Of the regiment and Of its
Colonel. A very handsome sword was also pro-
sented by the members Of the New York Liedcr-
kranz, TO Col. Kozlay.
THE CoNsrssARY GENERALS OFFICE.
Il will be remembered that this state had
loaned the Federal Government 20 pioces-Par-
rot guni-whch were to be returned in thirty
DAYS. Besides these II have bssn ordered
through Col. DelaGeld which aro expected in q
few days Al Tho close Of last week, the Elmira
Artillery Regimen, were supplied with one 90,
plete battery, and batteries for the eight 5fifs
tional companies will be sent on to their head
quarters in a few days. Fifty gun carriages
have been received at the Arsenal, and fifty m ore
are daily expected. When all the pisces to ar
rive are mounted, the department will have one
hundred guns-a few Of them brass six.pound-
ers, smooth. bore, and the remainder ri6ed ten
and twen' y. Founders. These are TO be dstrib-
u,ed to the volunteer regiments now raising.
The sun., 1861-10-08
WILLIAMSBURGH.

HOMICIDE IN THE FOURTEENTH WARD -
On Sunday night last, an alteration occuuedi in
tenement house in North 9Th street, betweet
Patrick Sweeney and McDonough. TIE parties
both resided in the same house, and Il appears
that Sweeney was authorized by the owner to
act a. agent In the coli, ction of the rent. He
had demanded months rent Of McDonough
several times, and on Sunday becaue very abu-
sive, threatening unless it was paid 20 turn him
out door. McDonough deficd him, and the pu-
tie, came 70 bllws, when Pat. Sweeney
McDcncuRh a violent blow in the aldo
which ftnde ed him in,ensible, and from ii. 4.
fects of which he died last tight. SweeIey wa
arrested and locked up in the 9th Precinct sta
tion house for examination.
ArTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The plumbing
shop Of Mr. A. Neretzon in South eth street,
wss broke into yesterday morning, ard a iarEs
amount Of property canicd Of. No arrests.
FELoSIoUs AND PRoBABLY Fatal Assault.
Last evening officer Valentine, of tho 9th,
arrested msn named John Bright for ie-
lcnious assault committed upon John Schwind
residing AZ No. 6S johnson street. The asaaul,
| Is r,pr, sebted most brutal and unprovoke I'd
ne,and some fsAs are entertained for the recoy-
cry Of Schwind.