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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-10
NEW Work. EIactIon.

rhs aPsOn,e,s,, State ticket. chosen II, New
.,',a. .,I,... u,s.,,o,Ii,s !. fo,,n,,s,s y, 55i
, prh hs une iaso eiS0sion' 20 20 " 40 i'S'sI o., =.
Horato Ballard, Secretary OF State, Cortland
v;iIs ? ~ 'oH' " ~" '-l. " 'iseAi- ~
I'nc,ns n oh;nson. Controller. Eimira. n'l s4
DInisi s bickinson. Attorney @ en- eraI, Bipg-
.hamton. p,' l'1 % = p. ~
HW W% n I,ewis. Tresas1arer. Brooklyn. GO ~
FfankIin a, Alberrer, Canal Commissioner,
Buffalo. F0'7'l.
William B. Taylor, State Engineer, Y tIca, Il,
William r WRIGHT, Judge Of Appeals, Kings
tob oNh''ouRs ~ @ @u' 2, tDh'
Abraham B, Tappan, Poison Inspector, West
chester, g9n' .g.b 'o's' :. ',,ls ~, ,sSY,i.
or .L Mo.... ,p.,,.,n nicutraou ana
VI tnese' nles4's'' RALLAAD D'Shn'eV" ASr'
IAPPAN were uemoeFANt Whiie JUG o'nors DuP'
ported LiNcoLN's election Mr.. LEWIS was forC
uL9 9hN'i" t''hI tI4FA i
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NJ We clip the following from tie Louisville
Ya,yuaI on The removal of Gen. FREMONT:

J9uTHdlj On Ine ISI1yyVHI " ySlI n =
II Ia indeed most unfortunate that there Yas
Z necessity for removing Fremont At this par,
ticuIar time right the face Of the enemy and
on the probable verge Of q mighty and most
eventfnl battle, yet, that the nscessity existed,
We cannot Doubt rUnquestioRebly Gen: Ere,
mont possessed some Of the qualities or d
gteat commander, but undeniable facts prove
,S0e NiS sSss be%ss s Ad
been, equal to his place, The eloFions Lyon
would have been Victorious, tie, gallant M6IIi-
gar, would hsyerbeen saved, and Che whole con
hict 10 Missouri bave been brought weeks ago
10 a close. Gen, Lyon, fieIite,s would be
worth an army kt this time 10 Che caase Of othe
Tiriop $50 RHD siFsA EssainoI "a bsvss2, s!sss
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ESs6ctofspresidons I.Incoln,s IaSlIsl

% DOW 1sFi putI17l--T-~ vs. D8199qTe EeW g5f
o We extract the following passage from the
noccssional" letter tofBea P PhiISdsIphia Press
dated Washington, NSVs7EApn0M 'A''i''e -t.', aov
4, NpthiggSAass done more to weaken, the ,seces,
sionists than the growing opinion that ME, Lin
,colu is determined not TO be driven from his
purpoas BY theery that he coptemplatos an al.
tack upon the institution Of slavery. When
Gen. Fremont's proclamation, coached Richmond
it was received with, shontsof joy, but when it
was modified, this act of the, President was conq
cealed or missepresented, lest II might operate
against the designs of the tEsitors.V Nov that
Fremont has been superseded, however, q prac-
ticalu pledge cis given, not merely that the
President has resolved to adhere to his original
policy but thatshe will do nothing which can
give -Offsnse 10 the loyal men Of that sec
Tipp. .sf
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swIndIinE an 1Isrl0 ! Fipsh. N

bWkMuhAm8 A A4VHy" kWTI ~
|. iSss ass issS sy ~ VI
D'IRS. Tsi. tsglI,b. d NOD lall apd Aes rsesI,,d
most OIL <ouipE<hts. We1hld ittTl1It NE
other day, ahd saw many of our boys, whom We
supposed 70 be at home: We may be A little
pafidiaI, bus think e y ohiy juSticeto say that
Capt. Buelps Company 10 the finest op the
etdhhd Many ot them have been IN the three
Iionths' sefyics. and know what i'll Alot Of
horses, numbering two hundred and ffty-tEo,
were sent 20 thisi siegiment rom Pennsyl ylvania,
Secretary CameroU's STATE, and twenty fve OF
that number, and only ytWepty;6 were found
81 for sefgie{, Two hundfed ma tmeptyieeYen
being reiscled as iinsound and deiicient m NJ
most every conceivable mApper. These horses
have all been bought and paid for by the United
natioh, prove worthless. ThisAis q fat spect
mon Of ,Pepusylyania syindling, connivedat by'
ofioiaIs hi elI In power. , Let the West Finnish
her men with their equipments epd- horses, and
Pennsylvania retain Der old broken down hacks
for heroWns use r the Secretary in1'ats upon
using al tho ring -boned, epavined, Wina.gaiieo'
blind, stump-tailed, lanedr worn roub broken
winded scrubs 1rst., uryFrT m
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aIIIInoia FEiectioh.

Thsreturpa from ihe county elections in lllir
nois look we'll for tho Democracy. - -
or ths asyoniy:fFc members tc the State.
Constitutional Convention, the Democrats tshave
elected over forty.
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s SPECIAL NOTICES.
lT.lo].,3 y MARRTED IMEN.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
y THE undersigned will give information on very t
tsrestiag and important subject, which will be valu.
ed more than thousand times Its cost by every married
copPieof any age or condoh IL iiie) The information
viii be sent by mail 10 any address hS ieceipt of 95
cents (si,ver) and one red stamp. a.. f,i .,
All letters should be addressed to
H. B. MORRIS, M D. (Iock BOX COZ,
oct3l-ly3iawd6rwyr Boston, Mass
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Lr1s Ths telsgraphI .slIss o .hslspuly q pO..lOa

I E5s Ths telegraph tells ds thaeeonly y p0stion
Oh Fremont's staff and Ms body guard have
s,sedoded,y Jndeedt And Will the correspond-
eht tell a. Wh az gbt the body guard has td de-
eert7g ID ,additi6h 20. their ine clothes their
spiaadid edbipmepts, ssc, we're theg gusfehtsed
the pFi1 ~ break klr their oAthe md desert
iIg thS afmy AZ wifi The dispqtsH d 16s %
pht 100 hne 4 point Oh r. Al BE tie; u the
BODY guard has .dtsestsd, J, q eIhBer Of we
body guard ahOdld be shCt d deasfttfE Loa''s
UillS Dem. =
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sANTA CLAUS IN A GLEE.

The patron saint Of biscuits, cakes, and plum-pud
dpgs with only common salerau aid him, was about
giving up in despair but when he got hold of package
Of james Pyles Pure Detetic, he exclaimed, ~ have
found it i Now am ready for Thanksgiving, Christ.
mas, and New Yearsi' Get Pyle's saleratus, and he
will surely come. soidby grocers evsrywhsie
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8 ~ The BIiias have succeeded in getting
FREMoNr out, This 10 all we'll. Now ifsome-
body will get the BLAms ont, that will be we'll
z Jain ,,s3q a .i.fJ mo,l n .AeEs sffup,oy W
c6on ~ ~ .l.LI j. =. a-ta alI rnalmnlN ID 9.ll-
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FOURTH TRAIN.

e MAIL at4p. mSstopping a. ali stations between
p. n. 's'' 'a'' 'l"f''01' 20 ''''sA o.,
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L,KUr ..GEEc EcOTT's IkcoME.-- The current
monthly pay, subsistence and allowance Of 1t,
Gen. Scott we're, and BY order of she President
continue to be-, while he Is upon the retired list,
40 follows. sss1HisgoT cef4
~ ~ tJ'C brf :. MY v-~if
Pay, per ermonths,.,a eeI0
Ratons per sf.i... 800
Allowance for servants, per month. 90
Allowances for horses, per month. 80
W-q A rfaa --
Total monthly pay.
(which makes Ap annual Income Of 99,2l0.
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On and After Monday, November
9 lig ,lgsq solo IL, 1851. = snasiloo -, s',i
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.nL lla aTHIRp ITRAIN.aaGl 90

) EXPRESS at lisp. M, sioppinsi 6t JeRsSOn, Lon
DON Charleston, Xenia 0orRin Morrow st., Lebanon,
Fosters, Loveland and Milford arriving at Cincinnati
at Gas p. M. at Dayton Ut pI connecting at Gin.
with the Ohio and Mississippi Train for louisville, Vim.
cennes st. Louis, ETC., etc., arriving at St. Louis at
l045 q. M connecting Dayton for indianapolis, La.
fayette, Tene Hauss chioagoand ali points West.9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-10
Four Trains Daily from COlumbus.
FIRST TRAIN.

NIGHT EXPRESS. via Dayton at 2 ANN, stopping
al London, Xenia, Dayton, Middletown and Hamilton
arriving at Cincinnati at TAO q. ms and at Dayton at
sos a. m connecting at Cincinnati for Louisville, Vim.
cennes 81, louis and sli points Southwest; arriving
1t st. Louis at ll:3o p. m; connecting at Dayton for
points West; arriving at indianapolis at 10:40 a. M
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9te 9ebeaeu= cber UrtebenssGonOems
finn. 4

Die Seseliipniltel BON Baltimore fainen &c.
tern Morgen nm II ll0r 1T zen Qam=Suilptng8,
GGe BON ct. @aul- unp2erin9tonltr 3%ulamrnen,
I'M lire 9errat0ertl4en 9ldne weiter3ufii9rer,
rep. 8rieOeu6canpipaten fir pte bepprfeGenOen
Ma6len su npnttntren
Sin 8iinfereNueIGuB irurpe %erIlannt, unt bic
2e9ttttnatiOnen Der Oele9aten 81 unterfaGen,
wflnes lestere iepptb ans untefannter llrIade I'M
terblieb. Damn be8auuen inter YrOf, Natban
st. SMITHS Q5prlib Die Ser6dnplun9en.
@vgen 124 l19r ltelte Elm Serr ben Qntrag,
puB Elm @ettliner aufgefprpert peroen mG1te,
Elm @jebet fur elm 9ltdlt6e8 9telultat Der 6rie<
pensconbentIon 3u Dalten pa er iepp0 feline linz
terltpgung fam, nabm ct leinen frpmnien Nntrag
3urid.
I'm l lIbr ldritt Die Convention sur %9tomina=
ton zines @jcuperueur9 uno lire 0a6l fel auf
s, @. Mrder, OaSib Berrtne, Gen. 8. 6. 6p,p=
arb, SObn Werr9mau, Der io9ar BON meGreren
Dele9aten au8gepfifen tuurpe, uno g8nt. g. 6a~
milton BON g8al6ington Counts. Gin paar
0linuten mad / ubr traten mebrere Warner in
Die 6aae, reiGen Die GerGanplun9en Der @cll>
pentten ni6t i0nbeyltA 3u bebagen ldtenen mas
reno Der Nrd(iOent ltb iber Die 9lpminatipnen
auelpraG, ltieg elmer Ron ben G~inbringttugen dnf
cine @r666ung uap idtn9 ODrei SurraD8 d! fir
ote" Union !" eor; augenblidli9 berrl@te In Drut
g%an3eu3aum Die grS6teNufre9ung lleberaa 6GSrte
man Neutrality-suspicious. MAIDEN unb 8Owiemeiler
blinfen eine flfine 8uabes1a8ge pelGe an Ell
nen Rrpnleu9ter aufgelan3t ,puroe, 1tei9erte nod
Die a~lgemeine Qtufrs9un9. @ieoer9plte Sur
ra98 purpen auf Sen. Geptt, Die Union ii. I. ~.
apegetra6t, Sef. Davis unO 8eamegaro rpiez
perbOlt auasepffen. Oils Der 9arm am orGBten
man, Drang t4Sergeant Wryor NIT eti,en
Detaaement ppli3ilten III paS gebGupe Elm mllb
nabm einige Ger9aftuu9en por. Qls Die Gube
wieper ber9sfeIt mar, lpurpe Dem @ereeanten
etu Danf fir leiu re6t3ettiges @inI0reitsn 30.
tirt, wel8es etnen ernltlibea NiOt g~erbftete. -
Ole @onosntiOn fubr bierauf in Der Domination
fort uub mablte l6lte6lt@ 9. 6. 5uwaro 8iitn
@ouperneuy Ganpipntfn, q. 8. Sarrft 5umt
Comptroller.
Dir 6rieoens~@ Oneentionen fan9en an, eiaen
la6erIi6ea 9eigeldmad gu eeptnnen,
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gspn Waihiuatn,r.


@af@tn9tpn, 10. Sept. Ser Gr-@e-
lanpte 6aulfntr, pcIGer ert i'm County, @efane-
ntB laB, Damn in Der 9rOSplt- @uarp, Mafa@us
lett5. NSfune, 9eiansen 9ebalten wurbe, tpuree
0eute nit gSfcrte anf ben u l1tr 3us esbraGt,
nabriAeinli4 nm na4 Sort eafaYette, Nfp- Sort,
transpprttrt gu tperpet.
Seute 8ormtttag ilterretdte @ps. Glrtin Der
OtpiliOn penniqlp. &elerpe nnter @eneralmaior
Gal, cine PraGtpple 6abne, 'pelGe er nit BON
5arrisbnr8 9ebraGt bate, Der Mnovana BON
3nlAanern mar aubercrcentli9 srpB.
9epte IFpr9eu 9in9 CUR Srsupe btelser Ct
aellfVnilten 9ter pas @erR9t, paB Die san3e pps
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u merleamtf6e u eebrteeten

QrmeeberW e. llnlere 8ruppen linp
iebt pp(fpmmen ~etn9eiibt utO Discieltnirt 1tno
pom ksltsll @eilte. belesIt. Seper %etnselne fernt
lrinen jugeneltAen S6ereeneral @epr9e s. NRc~
Gle0an unb Otee perlGnlide 8etamtAaft bat
etnen auBerCrpentIi9 9ilnfigen Ginfub auf pas
8ertrauen Der SpIoaten geabt. sic geben fir
MlcGlellan in ben Sob. Der OeIunDbetts3u~
ltanO in ben 2a9eyn 1T le6r befrieoiaeao unp pas
2a0erleten 1T itnen trpB Der 8eI6meroen [ie6.
9etrcgpen.
llnIere 8enerale 9Ioutsn nt@t, oaB aus DEM
2luIbreGen be5 disadvantages bet Manalas auf
einen Nn9rif gu i6lieBen iei, werpen jepch ntt9ts
tbltu, cine entlaeioen0e S1laGt at permeiogn.
llnlere 9oftipn am 6lnlIe ttnter6alb Nlcranbria
lit f4rfer peun e ute oberGatb g8aI6tnotUn Der
binpern nnlere Eruppen ben 8e6elien Den llebers
aau9. llnlere Berfe erltreden f6 BON Der Set
ten6ritfe Bis 4 0leilea fapt.h ppn Nteranorten.
Sen. Mc@telten6 &%rteo6rrs
%tun9en. gBir srfabttn aus glau6wirstger
2relle, poB Sen. Mr@lelan am vpri9en Oienz
tag 90 8atterieen Nrtilerte gu te 6 @el1GBen
BON DarlGieoenem &aliber unb 10000 Wann
in uno nm &al9tn9tCn O~srIammeIt batte; oeeen
&noe Dtelar WO9e tptrp bic 3abl Der lebteren atf
100000 erb6bt lein. Ote Sruppenbereornoen
peroen NIT &e4t sdnSliH 9ebeim sebalten.
Dte Wetp~ Yprfer Stdats3ettuno
'psrt6etoigt iih in t6rer Dtentae5nummer il, ets
nem Il Spaltel lan9en en9ltlGen Nrtifel aeoen
bic 8el9ulptgung Der @rano=S urY BON gGPl-
6etereGpuntg, tnpem le je9lt9e @emetnI6aft
nit Der Stem. gprfer pglatipnal5ettun9" 3llraId-
ret8t unp liA als pas lpYalte 8latt pe5 Norpens
binlteit. 0tr tennen bic 0rr9anaen6eit Der
~ q. Staats3eitung binlanslid, INN tire Nngaz
ben nit ettpas frittl4em 8epnBtletn entgeeen3lt=
ne9men unlere 2eier perDen an etnent anpern
Orte bieIes BlatteS pe 5batiaGe runfatirt fin
Den, paS an ben gilenbabnOepOts auf Die 9taatS,
3eituug als Se3efpn8blatt effa9Rpet pirp. Selbt
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DolItjmorf lloffkrr
81
@aIttncrf. bsn II. @eptsn6er 1861.
@altet Sic 9Ctsgen ufer.

Wir maden unIere teutl0en Nttbir8er paranl
aufuerfianl, f6 mGUglt6it Sa6lrei9 an Den taRt
Acknowledgements @tabtpablen Su betbeiligen, perer
8elebun9 wdbrenp unlerer jebigen @rtits Spn be
lUnoerer Wi6ttgfeit lit, - Sin Sterif, 8iGtel
unp GpuntYsGlerfS lnO gu errabtsn, alles Nem-
ter, bet wel6en p~ieieni9en, petGe ais Seri1dtnte
ODER unper1A1mte Nrme BON Der MilbtBati9feit
Der Staot uno peS Staates SIT leben 9epU6nt
finn, nur gu germ ieCen 9arteitnteri6teO auber
Nuaen Ieben, B. g.. {A Der Stimmen jeper Bdrs
tel purb ale m6glt6en G0rpieaeIun9en 31 Be-
ma6tt9 IL IuHen. Saltet bic Qlueen pTen !. 8e=
t6etlt0t glth Sablreih an pen 9rtmGrro6len,
p~rganifrt 3ulammentanfte, IN wel6en Sgv sud-
ii6er bic IN bis1er Ingelegeubett ein;aI6ln9enoen
gGe0e Seretntet 2aBt Sure &rafte ntdt ipie=
Der 3erpltttern, ipnbern 5ei9t Den 6erren 6rie=
bensprop6etelt, paB S6r ntGt geptlt feb, Nebel-
len pie belen uno eintrGgIi6lten Nenlter 1T bte
6anoe sa ipielen. Sb9leiA Der ,gBeder" ME BEL
Muntgpalpabltn aui Die 0arteitelun9 Der @an-
pioaten 8idliAt 9enOmmen bat, 70 ruft ct sud-
jeBt roG su .Sttmmt fir paS unteoingte
llpiun9tidet !" 8srft cine gel6lp6ene 96atanr
in bic 0a1lhaale tnO pentt all 6errn Nfap, Der
al8 Elm 0plf In S9afafletpern 5n Gi9 fam unb
Sud bttrpg Der yBsder" felt Sud leineSpal=
ten nit 6renpen gu alien 2~nSei9eu, welbe auf
cine perarttge Gint9un9 btnpirfen, CUR Gerfils
guug unD miro ben 0nblperbanplun9eu leiper
teuti6en Mitbir9er NIT aafnerfianem SntersIe
fDfaeu.
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gelearap0tldbe 9laebrtebten.
gseucaes BON General san3s.

@ople8ptt1e, 7. Sept, @eitern Naf>
lnitta9 entoeften un1ere 8orppIfen bel @cnrao5
6err9 ilber ben 6lub einen IruPp Gebelen, an
etner 8atterie arbettenp, Bir ja9ten Die Nsbel
len nit fintgen SAifen III Die Sludt, pabrenp
ilre Stiide niGt8 auSriGten tOnntfn,
Statsar5t Or. Sling i6tlpert Den @elun0beitSs
%3ultano Der Sruppen ais oubercroentlth befrtee
pi9euo, NQe ldpereren Safe perpen in Die
Baltimore 9pspitaler gelhtGt.
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@rnetitipn nad Nen1 enhen

IS ioQ cine atlpere @rpeoition ipfprt alts1era~
tet %peroen, Tim an Der liplt6en &Gite s1 ppert=
ren, Ger Sag BON Satteraa BAT ben Gaoen
le9r eriditttert. SerI6iepene Sruppen, pelAe
Flir @fanafaa %beRinnt waren, baben lire NiG=
tur9 eeranpert rnb nabea ld Der Seetute. Sol.
GarnpteQ'8 9fe9tmsnt 1T nah Nepbern gelGidt
tpprpen. (gGtr freuea n1S, baB uniere @anl0e
bon gfitern Il fhnsa IN GrfiiQun9 9eben, 9. 81
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WetedDt lcnieits ces NptomGc. Gin 8nmbes=SpI6at
9etohtet, Spei 9fcbeaems& ff3iere g~cfansem
genpmttcm.

Darlington, 10, Sept. 9ebte Na6t
fano ein gefeAt 3tpilAm 8unOe5truppen uNS
Dem 6eino unDe bel Der Gsttenbrilde tait. Cine
GtretfspatrOuiae unter Sol, SmttD rudte T Met<
len il6er Die &etten6ride por. 8et QeamsptQe
plrpe" le on9e9rifen. S. Omineae pom 10.
J%te8imfrt q. q. @lilt3 iplrOe set6ptet. 3u elet=
her 3ett wuroen ie0OA 2 Jiebeden- SfFsiere BON
Sol. Ststpart5 @ir9. 9teg. g~efangen 9encmmen.
Die e(ben 8a6en ibre Nanlen ntG}t al. 8om DE
&alb Te8tment lpurren 5!psi Gemeint 0~qfanaen
9er0n1inen.
Sin litplt0er Solpot, pelAer pen gSea Serlpr.
purOe 9efan9en 9enortmen UNI BON unlerer Ga
oallerie naA Der 6ettenbriide getraGt.
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Sseitere MaOri@ten bes OampferS
III nAfrtca."
@nalnnn

Die Daily Stems" lprtGt in eiuem 9eitnrHtel
iI6er flit6tt9e Stlapen" Die 2lnliAt aus, naB spt
nun an Die Sadie Der gunDeSre9ierung ipentil0
nit Der 2lufbebnne Der Stlaperei gu betra@ten let.
@S miro bert1tet, pap 2prD Mlpnf an Die
SteIe pes Cir 6. g6eaD ais @puserueur BON
@anaDa treten tperle.
StaIiea,
Gin wi9ttseS piplpmatil9e8 Circular purpe
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Npli;eis@erorDmuuaeu.

@al9tn9tOn, 10. Sept. um MiBuer.
ltanoniIie ST. Oergtnoern, TT tpegen pe5 0abregle-
ment8 bet'm Staatspepartemfnt an9e1ra9t tpor=
ben uno Die Wetlung ert9eilt, oaB an a(Ien punt,
ten, ali ipelGftt NetIenbe bon Canada lit Die Ser.
ct. poar vice versa paiiren, maAiame Ycltaei=
n9enten l~tationirt far, tprlde IN DaBaneeleqen<
betten poQe Computing baben.
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sambenpot s@ifbem @taten. SslanS mne gtiampnn.

New=gorf 9. Sept. Gs eebt pas un-
lpa9rl9einltde @eriidt, Dab biS9er eth r~esularer
Oegel9enmedlel per 6autenppt 3pil6ai etuen
Sarn6aule in Staten= Sslaro uno NiAmun6
Itatt9elunoen babe, Giner Der @6arfIdaben
aus Dem 8eltet, pel6e in geeBatpten Hegen, iou
etne Gaube seIGO0en baden, inter Oerer 6lieeL
cine wItttge Depelhe, jeop9 pbne glpre0e, sefnn=
Den ipurpe. Die DepeIAe ,pirb ais auf lsbr
pinnem Continental Yapifr eeldriebea, IN Sci
9etranftem Srtbenpnpter eineepidelt uno 70 abs
9efaBt beI1rteben, DAP Nien1anp unmittel6ar ba=
|bur9 c1mprcluittirt ipirp, pbpobl man Ifarfem
gerpn6t iber ben Gnpfdneer best. Man pia
in Der 5anpiGrtIt iCgar Die Sober clues berpOr=
rasenpfn Nebellenfa9rers ertannt BADEN.
Ole Sa6e fltn9t aftrrbtn9s iebr fabeIbaft.
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9lnes rnhia on, Nntnnnnc.

IS afGin9tpn 10. Sept. Der Dam
pier MCunt gernUn fam 9eltte NaGmitta1 Bier
an nap bertftet, paB am Botomdc binunter ar
le8 rubt8 tt. Gr poiirte bei 2quta Greet ben
OamPfer n2)anfee@, trelder bort S9r Nnfer Lao,
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Mus MIeranbrfa.

Nteronbrta, 10. Sept. Die untepius=
ten unionaleate eoit aleranpria unO um9eBenb
9ielten eeIfern N6eno ibre finite Gerlammlung
tn 99csurn~6au. 6err JacY praFoirte, General
Wont9cmerY, 9tidter 6reus, Der 9rppult &idter,
unb Us. .. Nlalie, esq., Dtsltsn NnlpraAen an
Die Serlanmlung. Der 9onnerfag wurbe nIs
wSAentiiGer 9eri ammlun9atus an9elebt.
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Scrbaftuns eines @erratbers. 9erfud, ibu qua
befrefcu.

al6ana. 10. @eptbr, s., {. grppne BON
&ep 0ef, 6lCripa, purpe seitern bierber sebraGt,
naGoem CT In Gppperstcirn unter Der gntlaee
pe5 5p99erratbs perbaftet worpsn mar. Cine
Mfen9e Briefs pom Sioen unp anoere piGttge
Yaptere tpurpen bel ibn eefunOen.
un9efdbr 100 6reuape peS @efan9enen rtaG=
ten Den GerIuA. i'm gu befreten, wurpen tnpeB
Oar4 pas eutlAlVleue 8enebmem Der 9uli3et
paran serbtnpert.
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Sic Occupation ppm SentuRp bard, Die giebep

Sic Occupation ppu Settuap pareb bic Nebeisn.
Sranffurt, 7&Y., 8, Sept. Gtne Dope
l4e bon General @olt an @pv. @aepffn 1T Oer
0eetslatur pprgelest wprpen, tn pelGer erlterer
erfldrt, pae er Columbus ulp Sidmann beIebt
babe, pa Ct auttenttiHe NadriGt beltBe, baB Die
8unbsstruppen i'm 9eSrtf %tunpsn, biele @unftr
gu belegen. golf l6last Dor, Dap i6 bic GpnfT-
Oerirten unb Die SunDeStruppen suslei9 BON
6entudp'l9em gpoen aurid3tebeu itnp peseu Der
Nelpettirun9 Der RentudY'lGen Neutralitat in
Qnterbanplnp9 treten fp4ten+
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Ser ~irat Gnmter.

New-gort, 10. Septbr. Na9ri6rtHten
BON 8arbapoes pom 26, ., GltS. laeen, taB Der
ptrat Suutpter bei Surinaf sinltef aber feline
@rlau6ntB erAtelt, GOAlen eineunebmen.
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tpntae GlDtile nit WrpSifunen BON Dem Dant=
per 0e0r9e pase tpe99enOmmet wOrOen pGre
eS eatbebrt ieoc9 jeslt6er 8egriinDune.
Jn Sadbel GuGipans, pOlitifAer Gefanseneri ia, Sor
&nfnnetfe.

Jn Gadben Sunipans, pplttifOer 0efdnsener Ia, Tor
SafaDette,
8alAtn9tpn 10. Sept, Der Gtaats-
Sefretdr bat f~oI9enpe5 SGreiben an Daniel Qorb
in Neps Sort %erlafen:
StaatSbcpartement,1
10. Geptember 1861.
Mein 6err! Sd 6abe Siren Brief BON oe.
fern, ben Staatssefaaeenen g. SuliYan In
Sort QafaYette, betrefenp, er9often. Sn meinem
Department befnOen ff9 b9 rit6ertI6e Dofu-
nlente BON Soften peS Nnsett Bten, welGe burd
tetn Nnwalt8- oOer 8atbeeber. @erDaltniB gerefts
fertist perben fSnnen, iOnOern Ofenen Gerrut6
6ebelten. Seine Gntlaluns fam Ou6er ntdt
bepiQi9t werben. STE tperpen mid entlGulDt>
gen, tpenn i0, NnselfGts Der Stelfaaen Demon
ltratipnen IN pteler SaAe, bic len Srtef p%ubli3tre.
Sbr
SO m. $. Sewarb.
g. g, unlere 9eler perpfn f6 e%rinnern,
ooB Stltpnn al8 2lnpalt fit Die gsfan9enen
9troten in Netp-gOrt ftn9irte.
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giniirte Sriefcounerts.

8albtn 8tOn, 10. Sept. @egem ben en-
ten Sftober wiro pa6 Npfpepartement ttnttrte
@oaSerta an Die Stelle Der alten treten laien,
obne Die Soften O%erelben 3u erb66en.
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Rach Bern gNcffen.

@al1tn8ton 10. Sep. 0ensral YORs
%retitcr Slnir Il. General 8 artitrmetfer @tei98
ltnD 9eute BON Bier nab Dem Belfsn a J~eretSt,
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General Butler febrt an ieiuen Soften suriG.
8pfpn, 10. Sept. Sen. Butler 1T laut
empfanSener Srore 9eltern WCr9en mad @a[9s
tn0tVn surad9etebrt.
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O;euerot SInSsrso,,

guatsstt1e, 9. Sept. Set. anbrrfun
II bier BON Trantfprt einaetrufen.
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Sin neues NeIfrtpt oss &ailer5 BON 9tuBlanb.
an BEN 0puberneur pom 0plen TT lit eirten. lebr
perlS9nenRen Some erlAienen,
Die lpantf1e 8lptte tptrp in Der @r-
t%partung zines eurppailAen &rteees unb b~epprltcs
3enper Tetnpielt9teiten nit ben Ser. @taaten be-
peutenO pergrGBert, Die lpanil6e Slptte BAT iebt
n gtaoerpampfer NIT $50 &anonen, 6 @@ran<
ben=D ampfregotten, 33 Shrnuben : @orSetten.
10 granddaughter liEo In Qrteit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-13

LANDED with small force and met no isipc,tap. re
s,stanee The island. which IL t,cbiy populated. il
represented as one Of small psoduc.iyeueSs, thus
aereeing with TIE cative accounts Of the sauc.
From thence the Admirs. went northward 20 the
AMOR, where DO had evidence or ir1 Rufsan nc.
tiyiy ON their Asatc coasts, by the nv posts estab
liebiug everywhere in advantageous siiua. 'ons' lie
also learued that they had taken possession Of mo
southern part Of Saghslin Island, thus completing
Il eif occupancy of tho whole Of H. Russian and nN'
tive weto living together in the most friendly way.
While TIE japanese seem to fear tue Russiaus more
than any other people have always observed there
If none with whom they so readily fral:,nze.