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+ | N A n CT A L, 80.
NV YORK. Monday. Sent. o.

NfW nbhK, Monday, SeI't. y,
Tloo Nas amolcrue business at tho board this
morn ug, aud IriDcs OF railroad stocks were ON the
ytuc higher. Government stocks continue firm
me icgstcr,d sizes ui i,sl were sold 4 hyhu
C.,u saturday evening, and the coupons were with.
1T charge. Treasury skies advanced =. State
',l.s ,Oc 'uru lower. Missouri sizes we're y
.t,cr fui tie uunlutCrcst paid issues aud x f,r
uc lI.r.hsl aud .. lcs,ph RAILROAD. Geur,H
skies dlciiucl I, ls,uis ana y, aud California sewers
81 Ia railroad huuds iitto was done.
Tho allli, atlurs ot u Office OF the l g. Assistant
Treasurer ,b's morning for portion II the national
i.au are ms, though mp g. noon they wgr
principally G,r biAail SUNS Tie private list -
saturday sumu.,d up moe thl fur hundred
/ ousud dollars. Hium,tion WIS received this
rluiniug uf Intention o. shr Secretary of the Tre.,
Flry to call for pnother ir st,uoi,i ~ ten pcr cent
from the banks, payable ~.uurrow. The sul~arlp.
tuna to the lean wore ped Il the Custom House,
Cuuiuuail, on Friday. NE 0pt deposit was uy one
oi tie la,dag lgukng h"uses fur any Thousand
dollus TIE second aud lind were tor ifty dollars
each, 5y two young men who said they had not
much money, but their nan IS must have place on
tat st.
The Government couira,, .or extra mess beef has
been awarded ~ follows ;-2,0 bh,A At ~ o., deli
ycrable 10th inst, 10 Mef1rs. Wallace q Wicks I;
LAG Ibis al IA G5 deliverable 2nh |, lbJ bbs ~
F1i 70 deliverable 18th, and SO bbls At ala SIX,
deliverable 10th, n t. Mesgis socum a. Walter
The dumestiG dry goods market continues very
active ia most leIartu outs with nru2 prices.
The third spociaI sac OF broshe sAawls at auction
was held dig morning, by Messrs. Haggorty Il Co
All wool square brooches brought 81 1901 ~
" llch last Nook brought ~ IS. SO lgts Of ~ incl
chane hiuc dec, hTouglt 80 GJ8i %, The FIRST 81
i"tl q L.".Lo longs, 80 bat. The tcrus were ca
G,u, ID rutsi At tire, mouths, payable In Now York
Ia ~ there "tis 1900 bruohos aud Loco th'in'
Hl.C,
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From Fortress Monroe and Ila,tsr..- loic,.
Continued Good News from North
Carolina.

Fortress M,nyo-, S,pL r. ommod,- 20 String
hsm reached Old Point today Ills hsg shin,
has not arrived.
The George Pclhoiv arrived last night from
llatteras Inlet, bringing recent intelligence, and
a number osiugitise fimii,e- from the mouth Of
the Tar River, who msnaged to escape to the
Inlet
The fertilization. at the Ooiacoke Inlet have
L,cn abandoned, aud probably those nj Oregon
lnlct, some forty miles hi, side Of Cspe lIai.ar-
a..
A powerful .tesmer .es soun Inside a. The
latter place, when the. Peabody came up -.
tcrdny.
1Nerc is no light a.. Ilittcrrs, hc Conf,lrr-
ate, having removed Inc houses.
No signs of a fort 40 iiion wcr, to be -ccn At
the Cape.
1t . supposed thu soces.ioni,ts will make q
stand at Fort MIcca, u strong aascma,cd work,
guanlrg ~" HVV7oach 70 Beaufort.
l.efugccs from North Car alma, report that
the lower counties Of tho tate arc ready to
hoist the Union tag, when assured Of support
!, 4 perfect rcigi OF terror exists. Tho ,ate
troops were in 1otrlurnieG from Virginia
A promincr. clcrgy man lee,lrci at Hattera-
Inlet, should = rederd GEce invade tho main
land near Beaufort, il w,sii at once bo loinel
by 1000 Meth ClIolin. Juiun,,is.
The oaptiin Of the rsabudv countal twonty-
five wrccEs between CIpc. II lttcrl- and Horny.
col. Max No cr Will rctarn TO Old Point.
ami Col. llaWkin. force will be greatly tr,ng'h-
cned.
Col B.ndr> ba, bccn placed in command OF
the New York lu.h reg ucut.
III, weather ~ Old Point /, intensely ho..
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A LAHrEI SENT To FoEr iArAYETrr.-Ou
SATURDAY evening dispatch vas roceiyrd by
the SUPERINTENDENT OF Police, from tho Secretary
OF Sate, requesting the arrest OF Mr. 4. $.
sullivan, LAWYER Of this city, doing business
at Ne. d. William street Mr.. Sullivan was
found AZ his residence No. ~ Wo,t / lih street,
aud taken to tho Police headquarters, whora he
admitted having written two or three letters IL
plrtis- South, relative to some OF the prisoner.
a. the rrivatrer Savannah, for whom hs is
rudrycl. llo states that ono Of his brother,
command, the liih lnliaLI regiment, AM tina
another is nn officer in one of the Ohio rcyi-
mcnts. lie was taken to Furt Lafayette to
await The Further action Of tho Govornmcut.
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TTE FIRST 800 TREASURY NorE issued for
thc new Loan will be- sent to Mut patriotic shO,-
maker in MasSachu cts who didn't want to bq
harl with LHcie Sam.
Az INTERESTING LITTLE Cam, about fore
years Of age, living at Newark, was kllal lat
Ncnk in the street while rolling u hoop Shu
trippcd ami fell upon the iron g'!din.; rol VI ich
shc held IN her hand, the ri ou'rrin, her
mouth and seyering the wndppo. q
Tur CITY CouScL Of Canton, Ohio have
Appropriated ri,uDJ Ia the proprictlrS ~ the
STARK County 90 DmDc,tI lpr loss sustIiucd
by the de,tncton Of their Office by MI,
Two WoNaS WE'RE CURSED 10 DEATH on
b Id steamboat at stamford, =. on siiur-
day. The cNIlp-iun { l fluid hu.p sa, liro To
'hc clothing ri tic s.rHarlo,-, anil the cook, H.
her ~ rta 10 7uJ4Uo the flames, va, fatally
burned:
AtILDNGo LAul. 20 few dn,s ago, white Sit
ting in q clair, broke hcr thiph ~ lt ui
coughing, ard IN tao days Altc,, ia au lthcr il
%. tie same kind, broke her neck. Tho Chicago
JputHdi y0nchcs for the entire tru'h Of thi,
story.
lITtFE0, nStN FnuETEES MONTHS AND
FIVE DAYS oLp, gays birth in East CtniA,
a iew days ago, 10 i've calves Both mother
and off prns are doing well.
DIsArroISrED ~ LoyE,a young woman iy
] Ing near Ottawa Canada, las. week, char gel a
gun, already loaded, placed the muzllc TO her
mead, and trcI--tho gun burst, blowing on one
| Of her arms at the shoulder and injrrins on,
| side Of her face in AN awful manner. Sac was
being carried in boat to Pembroke, there Il
| receive medical assistance, when an alteration
arose between two Of the four men who were
| managing the boat, which resulted In ono o.
them striking the other on tho head with pad
die, killing him instantly.
| A New ORLEANS PAPER Publishes state
mrnt that len Mccullough, disguised, sold
chickens in che Federal camps ia Missouri JUS
before tho battle there. K
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The Kentucky JrrI.laturc.

tfdnAtert, ~, Sept. e. The State Scrai.
today appointed Mcs.rs. johnson. Reed an
Thornton M,r'hall COMMITTEES to visit western
Kentucky and inquire Of the Federal aud Cur-
fcdcratc military auth,rties by Whose direction
and Tor what reasons tSl ARE occupying corta 4
petitions Of the sol Of Kentucky.
In the House the United states flag was or
d,rcd TO DO hoistci over tho capitol hy a vote of
- to ~.
Mr.. Deshca Subsequently moved to hoist the
state ilig, when the motion was rrlci.eI 10 the
Committee on Federal Relations.
The senate il composed Of - Tnonst, and
II southern Rights men.
The House Is comp. sol cf 80 unon,,s and u
Southern kis hts men.
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fFoErirV0r1, NO. Aug. 20 TIM eight
regiments i,.cmhlci 'c.c Uncludiug that of tie
renowned Gen. Ilcc D have received orders to
maph "to the South At X O'Clock TO-DAY. The
llecker re- imcnt has passed. a hcdv. cr,,s. 4
conspiracy Of Office, IT two companies against
the Colonel, which was sprune some tune ago.
tailed. The soldier breath free again. The
old m an remains with thcm To- carry them 10
victory arl honor During a. uhsrn.c Of Col.
II. en- Icgmcutal business, tho dark plot w,s
g. br executed. The mines we've laid tut cN-
plotri, dc-tru, ing the oti.sinttofs # tn, plan,
who wctr discharged from the r,simcnt ~ Col.
~. tbis turcro CON, who Ia, rccci,, all uccc.tr,
pHw'I ipr This object FROM Con Fremont
WV the above Dispatch has bc,n since
. " Nth, we cannot stv.
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UCAia9'o1, S'pi. Tile pr.yr','or OF u
c,ro bank va- arrested Yesterday. u hciu, re-
ported that q plymI,t,r iu tho navy, Who H.
detained lern in custody, has been paroni1ins
Nj, - all shmcut hv large adventures. Inc
variuue ott@ gambling houses. pri, .ipAlly ON
Pennsylvania avenue, wrrr clo.cd rs an carly
hour last night, probably fr,u, fear that their
business would Ice interrupted or ~ pculcd by
tie government.
Reports fruw vnrio'i- points on tho Virginia
side Ut the Potomac, represent that al wls
quiet during last night aud this morn,n,
our forces rear Alexandra inuni ,ix brtqa
uN- poundcr, yesterday buried in tho ground
thntr, a short distance from the railroad station.
They were taken To Fort Ellsworth.
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InrereslIng rrom the Potomac.

Washington, sept. S.--The following are the
results Of careful and extended observations to-
day, on the Virginia side Of the Potomac
A new and formidable battery has been Dis
covered, commanding the Teesburg turnpikc,
about seven miles from tho Chain Br lge -
The telling Of woods by the Confcderates ex-
posed this battery TO the Wow Of our troops.
Owing to the distance no guns were discernn
however, employed on the Qualifications today.
OUR LINES ADVANCED.
At daylight, this morning our pckets I'D
vaiiced one mile farther into Virginia, the Con
ccdeiates retiring before them from the dirsc
ton oil Arlington.
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Twenty-Five persons were arrested last night
and lined e26 each, for selling liquor to SOL
Two hundred barefooted and ragged rebels
caught three Of our pickets ON THURSDAY. and
eagerly stripped them stark naked on the spot,
and divided their clothes and rations, before car
ping them away.
WHEREABOUTS or GKN. RosENCRANz.
The War Department received a dispatch to-
day from Gen. Rosencranz, In camp near SUIT
ton, Virginia, dated yesterday, from which it is
inierablc that all is we'll with his COM
mand.
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The Hampstead Camp Of Instruction.

Camp Stermdn, Hampstead Branch, /. l.,
Sept. The American Telegraph Company
have opened telegraph office at this place fCr
the accommodation Of the camp and the public.
Tho military encampmcnt Is most admirably
located on plain Vt several thousand acres. II
being but a short distance from tho depot. and
u understood, extra trains will he nun a. soon
a. the wants Of the military or tho public de.
and them.
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ASoruEE WHILE OK ENUHrIoN. - A
white whale, twelve feet in length anl weigh
ing l,juD pounds, arrived here on Saturday
L-t by the Fall River steamer Metropolis, and
.Ias been placed On exhibition at Jones Wool,
where an immense tank Is constructed Tor il,
accommodation. 1t Is believed that frosl air
and salt water will bo good for the whales COM
plant. A steady supply Of both elements Is
prOcurablc a, this location.
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From Fortress Monroe.
THE YORKTOWN PREPARING 10 RUN
THE BLOCKADE.

fmir,sg M~roe, Scpi. 6, ria Baltimore, !Sp'.
the .'cam iiigale Roanoke, Commodore
rrcndtrrgst, ha- returned from the blockade Of
Charleston, having been relieved 10y the -.
bash.
The Quake, City is coaling for a cruise.
The Confederate steamer Yorktown is only
ABOUT a dozen miles above Newport News,
awaiting an opportunity to run The bloC kade
She ha, long LcDh pr pairing at Richmond anl
!, said to carry q very heavy armament.
The Harriet laur ,aved her best gun.
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Rochcs'I, n. =, Sp'. Il large Union
meeting was held here titus evening. james G.
Cochrane presided and made strong Union
speech The m,1,lug WA also addressed by
Ecy. De. Robinson, j. u. Husbands, $. ].
Croak- and others, Five delegates from each
Assembly District wen appointed to attend tho
state convention on the lO'h inst.
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Cure, H., S,pi :. Gen. Pillow nnI Polk
arr at Columbus with sven thousand Rebel
troIs. Jcn. Thompson ], in Missouri, directly
oppw.t", with the balance Of tho forces.
RgIHgoRuEMENTs UotNu INTO KE-ruCKY.
Right hundred Federal troops left hers toloy
to IeiSlurc" those at raducah. Anobh regi-
m,nt II 10 follow Immediately.
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oKN. MCCLELLAN noxr rr.
Another Inmate for For, I,n,vc,,.

N,rark Sept. - ward T.. wild,r. cnsi-
neer of this city, aged 70, was arrested toly
and sent to Fort lafayette. Intercepted letter
exposed him. IL. was making a rilc haic-,
to send South, anil expressed wlin,nc,, tn
fight the hode Of Northern Abolitinn,-.4
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InpoItnur From baltimore.

Boiimoyc. S,pt s.--On saturday night the
officers arrested NJ. !. Grady, one OF Kanos po-
lice, ind ~ uthcts, who were cndclvOrlng t.
make ,dcir way to Virginia. The party ha
get about mile, out in three wagons, ami
were 10 hayo embark ed ia q schooner. Anon
the articles seized WIS quantity of military
materials, letter., medicine, etc. The whole
party Nery tsA,n to lou Myllenry this morn
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DeIcan,e. to the Union Convention.

Sgrac,,sc, y. T. S,p'. AT noon today,
large meeting ol Union men was held at the
VOORHEES, House, at which a delegation Of five
MON Democrat and i've Republicans were
elected to thu Peoples Union Convention, TO ba
held in hi city on the 10Th inst.
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT.

pbmN lOWN AI4OhAPIs
Having passed several seepoaa nisht-, disturbed ~
tho Agonlss and cries Of suffering child. md b.
coming convinced that Mrs. yyIN5Lows SoOTH-
mo SYRUP was Just ths arssls needed. procured
supply for the child. On rsAShIng homo. and so
qaainting his wife with whai DO bad done, she 70
fused - have u administered 70 the child, % shs
was strongly In Ayor OF usn0opAihy. Ina. ugts
she child passed in suffering. and the pareps VIM
out sleep. Returning hsms the day fLlgwiss, TN
father found the baby 81 worss, and. Wills eoa-
le,npating another ale asns night tie mother dep
ped from the W ltiOad 70 some domestic d.
ea, and lsf, the father With the chii. During bar
jsonco Le admlnistl .sI portion II the soOTH-
IrG SYRUP " the ally, and said nothing. Thss
nigh, all hands Slep; well, and tho lile fellow awois
in the morning bright and hAppy. The mo,hsr We.
delighted with tho sudden and wonderful change.
and although a, rs blended II the deception prao-
aced upon her, las continued 10 use the Syrup, and
suffering, crying babies AMI restless nights have
disappeared. A single trial of the syrup nsvsF ga
allied W relieve tina baby, AID overcome Ihs preiu-
dices Of the uaOlhsr.
MOTHEP5l hoTuEnSIl hoTEsRs HAN
OLD NURSE FOR oHILDREN.-DOnT fail 10 pro
cure Mrs. wINsLOw'J SOOTHING SYRUP FOE
CHILDRSS TEErHIcIG. II has no equal on earth-
No mother who has s7sr tried Ne. WINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP Foh CHILDREN viii sver
oonserI 10 let her child pass through the distressing
and critical period Il tssIhing without the aid Of tis
nvAuAbls prspArt&on. II hfO aud health can BE-
81. lated by dolLs and cent. S worth The Weigha
m gold.
Millions Of bcsiles are sold sVsry year In the Cai
ted States. II : An old aud Wal tried ssunedy.
THIS is Tals SEASON OF TuI YEAR, whsu
children teo hing alnost certain to be aGicsod
! with Dyst-saIy aAd ElArrh9A Hrs. WINSLOWa
| SOOTHING SYRUP a never falling remedy for
thelo diseases, and ~ill give Immediate rs.isf noa
all pain and dstruAi incident 70 the process Of tes,h
ing Eysly mo,hJr should provide ior her child
| rem.
DRUGGISTS NOW KEEP MrS.
WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for ohildrn
lsething. No medicine in tho United stAtes sslls
| ukst. nsS standard medicine, aud ih hSas -
world wide. Physicians oTdsr aud use u wherever
| ia magical effects have been witnessed.
| BEWARE or ooUATEhYEITS AHD nInIHAnon1L
None genuine unless the fAO-dnails Of OUKfkE
PERKINS, New York. Is on the outside Wrapper,
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal OGice. No. 10 Cedar a. Nov Yo<k-
Prios oaly o cents bolalA. hhaier
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Tho KenfuckN I.ealalnfnra.
Frontfort, n.y., Sept. 5.-Ths Senate or
sanised today by the selection of John =.
fiske, Speaker, and J. II. johnson, Clerk.
MESSAGE or GOV. NAoOFFIN.

f.
fiske, Speaker, and J. II. johnson, Clerk.
MEssAGE OF GOV. MAGoFFIN.
Gov. Magofin's message was received. He
says Kentucky has right to assume a neutral
position that she hai no agency in fostering
sectional party in the Free States,
and did not approve OF the separate ac-
fion and eecc SION of the southern states
Mt the time; until recently Kentucky's
neutrality has not teen agyre ssed upon by either
belligerent power. Lawless raids have been
suffered on both sides private property seized (;
commerce interrupted our trade destroyed.
ihsse wrongs have been borne with patience rs
long as possible Tut q military Federal force
was organized, equipped and encamped IN the
central portion IT Kentucky without consulta-
tion with the state au' horities, but short time
before the assembly If Legislature fresh from
the people. If the people of kentucky desire
more troups let them I've obtained under the
constitution of Kentucky.
recommend that the act Of last spring bc
amended to enable the Military Board to borrow
q suihcient sum TO purchase arms and munitions
for our own defense.
The Governor infers from the President,
correspondence that If lie Thought tho
people Of Kentucky wished the removal
OF the federal force from Kentuckv the Pne,i
dent would comply. The Governor recnm-
mends the passage Of re solutions requesting
tue disbanding or removal of all military bo-
plains Of the continued introduction of Federal
guns and the distribution thereof to private
ciulens. "" thinks this source Of irrita-
tun should be- arrested.
After discussing tie national difficulties. he
says that Kentucky has meant to wait the ex-
haustion Of civil rm,lics before they will re-
com ider tie question Of assuming new extcr-
nal relations; but ! have never undcrstojd that
tamely submit tu The Unconstitutional agsrcs-
sious " the North g..
Their final decision " IN be- law ~ mo. and
will execute every constitutional ac' Of their
representative a. Va ilmtly AMI faithfully a.
though Il originated with myself
The Governor protests against the further
prosecution 'fthc war; against Kentucky ucing
made camping ground or pathway Tor the
GoNernmen', OF the forces ct either Of the bclli-
gcrents, and recommends the Gen. raj Assembly
10 pass resolutions requiring both bellirerents TO
Keep of orr soil AMI rcapcct Kentuckv's
neutrality. Nv respect for state rights aud
state sovereignty will make RE how IN rcspcct-
tul submission to tho majority of her people, 30
long a. ] am citizen Of kentucky
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Arrr,rr TO onos. raK rorowAo.

last Wednesday the Confederatos fired from,
an enninencs az Great Falls 10 miles from
washington, upon body Of our TROOPS on the
Maryland side. Their riAed cannon, although
perhaps hundred times discharged, wounded
only one Of our men. They attempted 10 ford
the river by constructing a temporary bridge
with planks, when they were rtDulsed by the
sharrshooters of the Pennsylvania 9Th, and q
number Of them killed. The Confederates then
retired from view carrying with them their Dat
terry.
oEN. MCCLELLAN GONE rr.
Yesterday Gen. McClellal made a balloon
ascension with Prof. Low and occupied two
hours in "Reminiscences.
Gen. McClellan's order for the Observance Of
the Sabbath was read throughout the entire
line to-day, and was everywhere received with
gladne-r.
DErAuITER.
Purscr Gallagher at the Washington navy
Yard is dcfaulter for $500 o -, lost in lotto
ries.
THE FEMALE REBELS.
Fifteen female rclels arc now confupd
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Hon. Joseph Holt. of Kc,turLy
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ar IRWIN. nan.
Tho r,tI;. -,,,..,.,;... ....t...t - Al 900
~ WV 'v'"-
"'''' '" VIC 'l'""f "l commerce, AMI 81
citiZcus generally. 60 the datiI ,uishod Ken
tuckian to,tru Hour tool. MIN, l,., c,,rip.,
n, t,,.i,,.. nm N,..;,t.... 7
'''0 ~" WY "''-
ia'oIahi' eta'' "' tn" weather, the hall was
dcn.ely crowded Zoo every pant. over two thou
and urrsop- L..r,. ,,-.. ,tt
,.t..,l a.,
d" ''.''' "'' '' '"' i'.'' NJ HON appear
o' on the stage. '.."1 vln.rl hr llt'o Il 'pl.
ts'iou from th. To mhcr ~ Commerce and 9
,,,,,h.. r .,........ f..,....f.,, t..
".
"' 'h'rhc' .O' "'i rto'' "lmo'. frantic
with enthusiasm. CN,-.r aztec cheer SHOOK the
brilI.p.. Gl...t..t...
MI J.. IF' called ,"o mr"t,r; ip- orlcr and
IN uumit ,i..E Icl.t.uh psrit En ,.s
.l,.,,i,,r..tl
nj I''" Mi"'','" NJ llot n ono to
whom the couutIv was indebted in a great
measure. for il. .,l,,fi,r iu c,,,.s,,,,o,,, az Ii.
...i....... :,
- ''' i'''''' N'' W Wv u'''n'rE' "' inc
duties ct Secretary oi War; post which be ac-
ccptcd in the codnir, 4, darkest hour Of poril.
Uo, NJ uc,, ~, ,.,;, ~. 49,, -
'' - Nv - So"
flowing l. an abstract OF his remarks.
at isto me a source OF hounIl,sa rcoicine,
that the ,r.cmcn of X .nin,l q an, .,ill imittcd
20 call the irocu,eu of New York fellow cidzons
fArplntsoI Traitor. within and t,aitor, With
ont have .,riycu unnecessarily 10 draw. tb,t noble
al commonwealth from thc sel. ,nonrir,,s al
her Ir,ulty npI 10 serl Ler ,dr.f ON lie big .Iv
., t'irra.'r "a her, so man. q, her si.or .t,,,-
. .,r, ,,,,, i.in., ,,,,.,k.I l,nf th,nL a. vith
Fl I'll m .,,f. ali th,ir .o,Iur,i,n. AMI ma,
,.L,n,,ions M N,rL ami Ernluckv 1rr stilI
i.tors krnir.L, however rtbrr,,' ~ slc my
Lc renrc.rn,cd ,I,ho-s triton, "A. Rome aid
Catalina ~ American. 40 RnroIirt Arnold "a
,LT.ti,n. al, I'm. p,.u,or,, of Iults Ir,riot
No,,,itl.t,pdin,, her recent cx preston Of opin-
ION n, ,be b,lIo,.b,x troi,ora however. stili de-
sir, 90 C,rrr i,,r la .or,s.inu Lei ,hcn, heVare
ar they will learn that the tr,ic men OF Ken u.ky
carry bulle,s A. W n n. ballots"
N, thanked hi. heircr. AMI tbrou III then,
tbc nrot,lr T. ,lrir cltlortou,put of his actions
n, had dnno pntiiu,, mon, than his ,luty if hs
tsd Jouc NM los. h. va, I'll Ihve ne,n inr,iu,ii,
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-14
A Touching Appeal for the Union by a
t:rCni aud Good Friend.

Washington Sepi S.--The Russian Minister
NJ. DE Sto,chl, lad an audience OF the Pre,i
dent on saturday, and read to him the following
dispatch