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HE n A v X 4.
BROOKI.TlI NAVY YARD.

ifae steamer Florida lately purchased by tho govern
m>nt, was put into ce1zssion yesterday, with the fol-
To- Z list Of officers. sno will leave the yard tomorrow
Ct nEt day
Canncsaier-J. Z. T.,eodfborough.
Lse4.es ort ana EIecsaice GTeer--R. W. Scott.
ActgJ fdeTs7J Store, b. b. Naylor and 7. W Balch.
Acting, :; ss,st1g, PGmaaster-T. s. Harrison.
dcil Assistant SgTy ~7-J. c. CoNen.
First dss;stdsd .sagacsr-f. 9. Smith.
Stcc7 u -4ssaSiGslt-J. 4. Shafer.
Iytir thSisAants-C Peurct, g. Mason and g. g. Smith.
Mast RS Naies-C. Baker, W. r. Mix, ]. dc Hay, A. A.
Owens and r. G. Richards.
The gunboat 2esnbiue bu by Mr. Simonson, Is now at
the ard ard will Ike her armament onboa-d. She
is OF be moelestie Unadia, Ottawa Scne.a, &c.
and ill I've armed In siriiar manner, with tho excep-
ton the large gun paaed amdships, which will bo Of
small fr thoso Of the otcrs The following is
the st OF olccre who h6 reported fer SERVICE
II Ts'tast CorHaGn.iias- Crosby.
~ 81 Assistant Eagaces- jefferson Young.
~ ,d hssaa,R EDcise:gs-Jno. Van Eovonberg, N. B.
CLARK =, 1haddeass.. nth.
III gunboats Mercury sd O N. Peta have ioft their
dock, and viii to-day orr go dcwn the bay. We
have Published let of ter officers their arncnent
The Brandywine tfst ihs Oeen fitting out has LETT her
dock and is DOW esidef tie steamer Santiago de Cuba
The work OF preparing Ds her vessels rapidly going
on, and many viii be rea lyGor sea in fen days.
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NEWS FROM The SOUTH.
BuRKsvlLLr, Ky, Oct. 4,

BrRKsvlLLE, Ky, oct A. 1661
The Montgomery k1I says Captain Lynch has been
appointed Fig officer 10 command the naval defences of
North Carolina and Virginia, with alac steamers ready,
and more to be added.
gentleman who left New Orleans ten days since
says hundred sixty fear poundef3 had arrived
there and being mounted in varoug places. Gold
was at Ia per cent premium.
The troops in and around the city do not nuplbcr
six thousand. He says number Of troops rreE Texas
were at Columbus, designing to take Paducah.
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CALL OF GENERAL McCULLeCH lSOR MORE
TROOPS.

FoRr SMITH, Sept scs, 1851.
regiment Of Mssocrans under Col. .Hlntr has been
deteated.y the Kansas rulans under L2ne Montgo
merry backed by federal troops Lane ald Nc utgonery
are marching upon the Arkansas frontier. Gcs McCal
och has only about uirty- five hundred A pro-
sainsion from him, dated Headquarters Camp Jackson
Sept. 25, says
Kansas Lac and Montgomery havo defeated Missouri
regiment under Col Hunter and have burned OsccOla.
nees three regiments Of inianry Immediately. Will &C
cept them for twelve mouths. Let all those ayho have
bring then the arms turned by the State
may fall into tbs hands Of tose nearest TO them Let
those sho wish tl theate rally TO her dense at
once. BEN. McCULLOCE.
Brigadts- General ConmardGg
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IRP0HTAMr EsoM HhTrgsas INLET.
Capture of tho Propeller Fanny ny the
Ncbels--Twc.isy-five or thc Iadiunn
Twentieth Re-, I'm mt Made Prisoners, sc.
FORTRESS MONROE, Get. 4

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 4,
Via BALTIMORE Oct 8, as61 !
The Pawnee hs- returned from Ha.teras Iulet She re-
ports the loss Of the propeller Ferny Tuesday She
on her way from the Inlet 70 chicamacomico, the
encamrment ofshe Twentieth Indiana rogiren, and
captured by TIRE rebel tugs hiea put cut rom Roanoke
Island Two rsicd cannon, twenty-five Of the indiana
regiment, ncctng Quartosast- Ira NJ sI, several Of
Colonel Haws1s' regimeES, auL csrs Of commissary
stores fell n.o the hands oi IT, rebels. The captain Of
the propeller and crew alczic csosped
Tho Paw,r.3 brings no dxher ueyys OF slportance
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TENNESSEE ca us FOR THIRTY THOUSAND
TPlapG

The government Of he rebel sta,es through General
Albert Sidney johnston has called upon the Governor Of
troops for immediate active service. The Governor has
accordingly issued rroc nation calling for that number
OF troops Governor Harrit urges upon all who may be
able TO do TO supply hem with the most effective
arms the country Affords such as the Tennessee rife the
double and single barrel shotS m These nrms VIII be
replaced by furnishing the troopyth the regular army
gun at the earliest practical periodS
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MORE STATE PRISONERS RELEA sEp.
unitef States Marshal's Office


shF1. b'-Marshsi Murray received directions from
Washington yesterday morning for the release Of two
prisoners confined at For lafayette The Marshal des
patched ohcer Buckley, with sealed ordors the dersy
was directed to search the two prisoners to see that they
nave no papers OF reasonab tendency in their posscs
so ana tnen on their taking the oath OF allegiance they
Es.os released are George Myers, Of Richmond Va and
henry a. Reeves, Of Greenport H. L. editor Of a paper
capcd the Watc.e :;i, published in that town. sSF''
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OPERATIONS IN KENTUCKY.
o-e~y>~~.~~~>>~.>J~~<>~~~~~e
The Departments Of Cumberland aud
the Potomac.
Close Relationship Of Both
Departments.
>~>~>><0>N~~o.>o~~~~~>><~~>
Typographical Description Of the Field OF
Operations in Kentucky.
.ol-N~>c~>~~~~o0~~~~~<~s
NOTICE OF THE MORE IMPORTANT POINTS,
&C., &c., &c.
NOTICE OF THE MORE IMPORTANT POINTS,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4, 1861.
The city has been much excited today by three ru.
mors which deemed apocryphal-the capture Of New
Orleans by Union forces the killing OF John G. Breckin-
ridge, and the arrest of Humphrey Marshall fhe hrsS
came by way OF st. Louis. i
Tho Bulletin says the rebels IN various pars OF kon-
tucky are told that they do not Join the rohe army at
once they win be forced into the Union scrsice.
Lieutenant A. Merton, Of the Illinois Volunteers, was
arrested at ST. Leuis Wednesday for tre son
David and rhsrs Wexford, father and son, were arrest,
ed at Catawba, KY, on Thursday, for dsloyaity.
The headquarters OF General Buckner tho tst wero
at Woodsonvlle, with about 8 600 men.
BuEKsvrLE. Ky, Oct. 1901.
DR. Hsggart Is organizing camp here
Last Sunday cavalry and infantry surprise"
party of Tennessceans, killing seven and 'ho 'oaeta'
losing none.
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TIE MAINE TENTH REGIMENT.

PORTLAND, Me.} oct 8, 1odI.
Tho Tenth Maine regiment Of Rides, formerly the First,
having been reorganized will leave tomorrow morning
(sanday), at eight O'Clock, for Hampstead L. L. s., rail-
road colo2el George T. Beah commanding Tho resrnes
Is ?e0 strong :
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THE ToEIFIcATIoNs ArouND ST. LOUIS

IUuIS, VtN. ~ EcUI.
Infomatioa from official disclose the fact at
OF Tuesday las General Surgis th e commands OF
Me lgomery al Jennesin, numbering 1900 men, waa
tAansas City, keeping cosc watch 7rices
merits.
T. forncatie-s the southwee. side ot St. Louis be
gun by Captain Beard, by order Of GeHs raj Faer2on,
woLsy five daysfgo, finished to-dayt The others,
begun by the government four weeks bo.orecneval FIRE.
monsrrived, wills require five sia wceks7 to compete
them.
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INsFCRTANT FROM MISSOURI.
THE UNION FORCES ENTHUSIASTIC AND
ANXIOUS TO MEET THE REBELS.
JEFFERSON Cr.Y, Oct. a, 1851.

JEFFERSON Cf.f, oct q, 1851.
special despatsh to the st, Loui5 Democrat says
General IcKrsry be transferred to Kentucky
Hoswi have command OF tie rst Division Of tho aray
ofiths West, will II is Thought
tbacGcneral Fremont will also leave To- lie and
bis aTny arcehusiatic and ce1edsat, and ouEnng
TO rect tho cnemy.
T'r2 steamer Elnile arrived tfss evening with tlw
wcnlded from Lexington Aboot clc hundred rebels re
NAMED III Lexington on nesdayrn7rntg.
sr Prescott, a citizen Of Lexington, who was il
Colonel Muiigans foScatiens during the scge, contra
the report that General stn.sis had arrived there
ar Prsscc teays that he heard General Price tell Rains
and Po-rszs that TIE time to nGht If they
rtcnteto and heard them aacussng tho propriey OF
falling bsx,l ortly Roea H johnson county, fifteen
7nsles OF Warrensbcrg. Ee thni.s however that
chcir rco intention retrea. to tho southwest to
Arkansas.
sEco the surrender they hsl two at tho
foundry Lexington, whicl decreased the field pieces to
fourteen. They also had twoI1ortars
Colore Mullgan was taken eouth with Price Gcst Of
army that have souc forward roaliy well ap
poiatcd and likely to do splendid fighting.
Genartl cKnstrys div iaios under Lieutenant Colonel
Totten, moved today sand win encamp to night
eighteen miles out.
Cap.a4 Abel and Henry Sa-r, who captured a
short Tn since while carrying dispatches from General
Fremont 20 General Lane andyerc confined fifty hours
In dung ION at Wcstport, cam, down on tho Emc, kay
ing, escoF.d from Lexington.
Captain d. D. Stanley, of1e regular cavalry, who
distinguished himself at Dug Spring. has beon appointed
Brigadier General, and 8 the command Of the
cavalry brigade of General Frer-onts command.
The folk wing is special despatch to the st. Louis Re
2astlicGn---
Colones Grover and White left Lexington--thc
former in critical condition nd the latter likely to
recover.
The repos- Of large amount OF loaded shell having
been dug ~ inside Colonel Nj rgan's intrcachnonta,
|. after the ss.sronder is untrue.
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CLEARANCE FOR KEY WEST.

BOSTON, Oct g. 1861.
The schooner Argyle cleared at Halifax on the Gath ut
for Key West. with cargo Of copper, tin, shoes and
gunnycloth, and was cleared and owned by b. Wer Of
the Governor Generals Council.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRIZE SCHOONER JULIA
AT BOSTON.



The prize schooner julia of St. john has arrived here
in charge Of Acting Master odorrc Of the gunboat Cam
bridge from Hatteras Inlet.
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PURSUIT OF THE SUMTER.

Tie BRIG Crons!adt at Gloucester, Mass from surnauf
reports the. on the 18th September of the port Surf
nam, saw the United States Poahaan steering
east, and in search Of the prvateer steamer Sumter
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GEN. SUMNER NEVER SURRENDER,
GENERAL oRDER-yo. 90,

GEN. SUMNER NEVER SURRENDERs.n
The following order appears in the San Francisco
papers,
GENERAL oRDER--yo. 90
HEADQU UARTERs DEPARTMENT OF Pacific }
San FRANCISCO, Sept 8, 1861. 7
NO federal troops in the Department Of the Pacific win
ever surrender to rebels. +. v. SUMNER
Brgaaier General Commanding
RICHARD c. DRuM, Assistant Adjutant General.
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FuYp nrrrSsy.-Oa Officer Booksiaverofib e Fii',ea's
p,,crc, on Saturday morning arrested Alice poy'se '"
the charge Of obtaining money from The Union oe,sn
Cou,n;,,ss uoder tho pretensc Of being the WIN o.
IO sn n"s volunteer 10 one Of she reyiusnss
'Onn n ,sa ..a, Of war. The prisoner ss'edfat she
NO." ,h freeman as bis wife during the PsH sy'ss,
hvea WIN n,h 1.-TWO - two children within tina, pes0d So
g''ns os ,;ctet from the bccnmtise, On TIE pea
Prcsenso1 :, ,vhIoh funds are pcia TO spsLezl's.
,S subsequently appearing that the l.wni wife d ts
~ sI.o an applicant, Cor aid iTon the Cennntsss
ia, ,'. nove was arrested on the alose charge o..
inc to the peculiar circumstances Of tie case the pc.
o ,rs was discharged by JGsaiee GssekerbasA WAY
rspriuand.
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to consider the questions talk over the matter with
your wives, and am perfectly Wiling 70 abide BY
their Judgment. And now, in conclusion, i AJAX yoa,
one and sl, women as we'll as men, before you make
IN your Judgments TO consider the magnitude OF the
oes lion, tie great issue before yea, the pens sur,
rounding you, the dangers besetsns you; think oil
your homes and yonr esdes and taea think Of sae)o
CATION. Think then Of your duty. and all ASK * ..
done mine to-day and leave il With you, the coun-
try and God. loud and prolonged apPiaass.l
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CONVENTION OF THE PRorysTasT EPIscopAI
CHuRcH AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or TBx
SoUrmERs WITH THE NORTHERN CHURCH SEVERED.
The Montgomery lAa.) Advertiser OF the 9Th inst
has the following:
The important Convention Of the Protestant Epecesl
Church ia tn Confederate Ssos Witch has been sitting h thn
city since the I'd Inst adjourned s day st We have
Omitted notice t. proceedings detail pseTns 10 Az AT W
adjournment when the ssuh would be annsuneed We eo
try that the not large certainly h5y
rrr.csbs aole and influential body Of Christian .entenes
There attendance Bshops aud Clscsi and Lay
Deputies by Diocesan Convepions or seSen stcs
The Convention nuannIousy, snd without debate passed -
the follow esouons seyernz the connection OF ne
southern ON Northern Church and the sscond was aSess
upon with considerable ranlmity OF feeling: - u.
6,rIr,d That the Of the States Of Virginia Morn
Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama xiss.pyf
L3ss Tea. Ara and Tennessee from the ned sssiss
aud the formation by them Of new GoyeEtasnt called ~
rate States OF America readers nscsssry and
ept that the Diocese Of the Protestant kpscops Cnafen
ose States should form among themselves en- iaaeSsnasS'
ganizatlou. . -, .-. s..,.-sx
Rssored That preliminary to the organization eeess
necessary In the FOREGOING reola,on, Coapitee o. tns
Bishops three Prssbyers ard three Laymen De -
Convention propose znd report 20 an stosrnes ~
Convention held At Counbia O., on the MIRO ss 80
AZ organization rnsy be effected and tss re 800, a
thorisies Of All tbs dioeeses whia the CcnsssTse -
now rspr,.ented in THE Convention be invea ny
Rev President 10 take tie rquisite steps tsf
OF said dioceses at tho adjourned Censenion'
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tioniss; ey call rebels think il viii he revo-
luton before il Is over but II change Of Government
makes revolution, the revolution 10 at the North.
CURIOUS MODE OF RESCUING THE CONSTITUTION
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Of the Sexual Organs.
Medical adyce given grstis by the Acting Surgeon ,
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Dr. j. sKiLLIN BOU0HTON, Howard Association,
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-.,Militarp Notices.

Another Veteran Gone.-War of 1912 Broth
sr you again invited pay the last tribute OF respect to
yonr deceased brother soldier SAMUEL McCREENY. The
funeral takes place ffom his late residence No 3l othav
between 3ith and 3shsts WEDNESDAY the 25th lust,
clock D. m precisely with the usual badge OF mourning
Let all attend. We do nj know whose turn next.
II. RAYMOND, Brigsder- General.
ABM. DAILY, Colonel
Isaac NJ PnypE, Adjn,ant
N BVeeas Ia he adjacent counties respectfully in
vSfeda also
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Van Buren Light Infantry, Headquarters Nc
Encampment at
SCAMP HILLHOUSE,"

rhiss one Of regiments be completed for service
Al who wish Join notified to do before the LIST Of
January Men may choose their regiment; in short
time this choice will be taken away.
THOS. B. VAN BUREN,, Colonel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

Gen. Burnside's Expedition.-importsnt to sea
Sc sesmeu, ordinary seamen boaimsn landspien me-
ehasies and others, wanted for the UNITED STATES
MARINE ARTILLERY, W. A. Howard, Colonel Com
nsnding. Pay rsons quarters &C. the same as In the s.
Navy with the of complete outfit furnished free
ty the Government CO bounty at the expiration Of term
OF service which three or the Aso the great in
ducemert of pdze-morey Those having families leave
allotment tickets for any member thereof part OF the Ex-
.. dtion is ia active service Apply to M OMALLf,
RecIuitipg Officer No 70 Bowery between Canal Hester
sts Nsy.York. w A. HOWARD
Colonel Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

The Fifteenth Ward Republican Association
on FRIDAY EVENING 9Th inst, ct 63 o'clock, when an
election will be held for officers OF the Association and dele
the Central Committees for the ensuing year fois
open from to O'Clock. M. D. BLAME, fresidehI
J. WILSON GREEN, Secretary.
The Fair of the Memorial Church Beneyolenf
Society will be continued through the day lSA1U RDA1,
Dec 2) and MONDAY and TUESDAY before Christmas at
the School room, HammondG st. corner WsyeIley-pase Come
and buy