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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
ARMY AND NAVY.

The Texan soldiers transferred from Fort Hamilton
to Governors leland under canvas on the north
side - the Island booking towards the Battery Seye'
raj Of the men bAye their wives ard famii's with
them and appear 20 mako themselves comfortable
az circumstances win Is,rwt TIE HnuouncemenI ~e
made few days ago. that the Texan soldiers woad
TO di.banded and which Was oonifadeted by WaAh-
ington telegrapiic drpSioh, uas to oeruhin extent
correct ~ these troops not now recognized aceo d.
ing to their old organization but will III any rate for
the D eseut, be known As Companies 4, ,, @, and
II Of the permanent parry on Governors lsinnd. What
will eventually be done with them is not known. II
ia rerorred thai arms TO be given TO them, that
some Of them will 20 Fort Lafayette, and others 10
Fort Schuyler but we cannot say much for the cor
rectnets Of there reports Ii Ia certain, however thaI
they cannot remain under moe than i've or ak
weeks longer. In the mesuiimo The euhstmeIte OF
many OF the men viii have expired, aud they VIII Then
he Al liberty TO take whaieSer course they think
proper.
be increased from about 80 IL present. tro 9Th, to l5J
Many bugleTs drummos aud hers VIII be required Tor
regiments.
Washington We gave "a fall list OF her officers when
she weul into commission The l. u. Hale arrived
from the Chgrlestown Navy-lard With ordnance and
rigging and sailed again for Washington. Tie pur.
e,sd ,teamer Florida arrived the lurd 10 he ht ed
out Us gunbOat and 10 be- made 70 dy 10 70 Ia com
mi.siun. The purchased bark Adeue also arrived to
be fitted out ~ storeship. The u. ). corvette
Jamestown having received Der stores ook her depar'
tore Yesterday ON tie Navy -Yard. The following "a
a ,orIect Est Of her officers;
Lieut. (.ad EIeeu,ivs Onesr ~ B. IIsr'on % Lieut. O
Fm,s, ID Ilsut L. PyihiB Acting hsson W. klery. aud
O. ~ B.ts Surgeon Or hudsnbteis Assistant snTgron q.
Cl.bo Miisbipnen AsssfI CTs~n LIT Lieut. 81
Rsrbss g. Houston; Bonis0sin LOusI Gunner Lsnllshi
Carpenter Hoover SziinnkeT buhts'.
A d. tachnent OF eiyht oumms Toned officers, and
fly privses If maIiues, LETT the Brooklyn Barracks
Yesterday for Washington.
Inc ere VS. OF tie Cfusader and WyRndotte were paid
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

bOAKD Of SD.rEhtiSDkS.
Tho Board Of SUPERVISORS net e o'clock vsufes.
DAY afternoon President STEWART 10 the chsis. r.
'oiiowing meesaae was received nom the Mayor
MAroRs oyuca NxwYssE Sept ~ fpsl
sss1l ssso' T re- g.sss z ss,s.,.e,:ss
a Ss lon e gay the i ss q das @.
ne 90, 81 any in not equred % psy d
'A Tss 81 pG,oensn T. I. @y idsusa, Objectionable
g s .no's. .as.rs.d ~ az
any su"h recommendation .ppr,r. 70 he s ias a''s''s
nave ins'sOs snnsd the re'oHsoa 10 your Hssosss
FERNANDO WOOD N.yos
nv. PURDY said the course suggested by she Mayor.
heretofore hsa been taken only in reference TO re
sums.
The message took the usual course--laid over, snA
TO be advertised for ten days In one me- wg,aper
On report of the Special COMMITTEE on new HarIsm
Bridge, the Board allowed bills Of Roach & Edwards,
iron cont tractors, amounting 10 1928 Al.
The COMMITTEES on Criminal mrs ard Polies
reported Ia favor Of paying A. A Phi los counsel os
Cancemi, assign BY the Court, &l,OOo for bis
vices,
Mr.. LITTLE ssid the bill had been looked into 90
thoroughly it could be. IL present ds CO.,
but the Committee reduced it to 100 although Is we
thought that the full not unreasonable. Tne
bill was lowed reported.
Mr.. PUKpY informed the Board th,t he was sdviesx
mandamu- requiring the Board to audit aud pay The
bill of The DAILY Mo. for advertising county paPess
pending before the Mayor for approved, would soon b
isrued. The Till had been reported upon adversely ~
the COMMITTEE on frlbilng ahu otaiooeIy! ons '"s
Conrts. who knew about the dnti OF this Board
than the members themselves did, had decided shat The
char.e legal one, and must be paid.
The BoA anth"rzed the President 10 call specss
meeting as as she mandamus shall be served.
MIR. DAVIS offered resolution. which wac adopted,
inqni ing OF the Washington flights Commissioners
whether they had found any dsts fixing the dvid-
ing line between the Counties of NswYork and Wess-
chester.
Mr.. TWEED Of tho Special Committee appointed q
nominate Ren.tes and Inspectors and Canv a
Election asked for instructors in regard what Pc
liticsl parties choices shoald be made from.
Mr.. PURDY ssid there would probably be q new
claim from the Unlon party. He wished to know V
provi. lou should be made 10 include tuem !
The Beard di-ected the Committee TO act a. simllaS
Committee did last year. aud choOre the nominees fro3
the rsmmauny Hall and R.puoli an parties.
Adjourned tll Tuesday next at noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
UNION MEETING Ar HARLEM.

One OF the largest meetings ever held In Harlem
was con, ened at Washington Hall, in Third avenue
between ne-hundred-snd-swenty-ff and 0ue-lau-
andtwenty Streets last evening for the purpose
Of expressing tho devotion of the people 10 the Gov
eminent Of the United Siaes and indorsing the nom-
nations made at the Syracuse Convention. JOSH W.
BoYcg was elected President.
The following resolutions were adopted:
IL tme. dabc danger the Institutions and
Government Of ~ peril, and heir In ey and
stability h'eGsned ~ r.9sS s1d traitors bscose. ihs
bounheD du Of good and o citizen 90 rally Tor their
defense Se every needed sscihce Of life aha property
tina, they may be- preserved, and
Wac AZ thls ttue most unjust and ungbteons var
being waged ths part OF the .oaIed Confederate States
sGaust the Govenmsnt OF the unioa Governmes At oues
the wses sd benehcsnt With hich people has
e.ossd That unonoyins .nd loys citizens Of the
assembled dsas put record the declaration Of
ssnbis tsehn.cn 10 he luton and tie ooysnai OF thee
against pen enemies aud sesi that viii give every
aid within power the Executive In the prosecution Of tho
that oen mum lns aud nousJ shall be freely supplied
that pl.hss aud pray shall not
be hhhsd malta sOrious and triumphant isus
thai va confidently spp to the experience Of
tho past evidence Of whs have felt and desire the
City Ward In defense our county, That
state an local require to be ca
approaching the VI lr pubic
ofcer deelssa opinion that should be chosen
20 office pbssser be his other qualifications until he for the
uui0a The Consultation and th. Laws. now AID fo,s and
City, any part Of a. exert cur innne,ce
III" nesting BE- and .hsy .s hereby sppon,.d committee
control and diEsol hs Union organization OF the ~
pr' sssSsd Tor tia ssaTssss o. the people
Patriotic aud Union speeches were mace py vA1iss
Nc can, esq., Jobn Key nton, esq., Ihomas =; + ieos,
Hon. VIM. Harris, VIM. Allen, esq., ana s'epDen
All party issues wero thoroughly ignored BY all me
speakers, AID the creates, enthusiasm prevailed ~ us
meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
RATIFICATION MEETING AT MADISON
SQUARE.
SPEECHES BY JUDGE ALLEN THE HON. ROBERT
W. HUTcnINGs, THE HON. c. s. SPENCER,
BENJAMIN woRDES, ESQ.,, &C.


W. HUTcnlNGs, THE HON. &. s. SPENCER,
BENJAMIN woRDEN, ESQ, &C.
An enthusiastic and old-iashonsd political meeting
Of considerable proportions took place last night under
the Worth Monument opposite Madison Square, in tho
Eighteenth Ward. gay scene presented iiself from
O Distance the Square being Lighted up by numerous
blazing torches, while Waiaces Band attracted hun
dreds of listeners to the patriotic music they dis
chair; The Yice.Pr.sienis were: Royal Phelps, VII
sou q. Hunt, l.. e.. CowdiD, lsgac Bell, Jr.. Amos
ChanberllD, L. II. Kidbask, Cbss. Mcneil, John N.
Hay xarJ, sesh Is. Hunt, iiswley ID. Clapp, Aaron
Frank, T.. V. Do Forest. Secretaries Chns. b. Cor
nell ". !. Opkyke, Ebert Robertson, b. ii. kinni,
Wa Richardson >. A. Bruce.
Judge ALLEN, Ia opening tie meeting, dwelt upon
the ubsurdy OF the estates rights doetrine-whieh
meant the right to exercise powers seady delegated
10 Cong defined his position Daniel ).
Dickinson Democrat.
kr. JAMS THonPsos read the following resolutions,
drawn up by Royal Phelps, esq. Which eere adopted:
,y we bod the duty u ali god citizens irrespective u
theT party aens give vigorous and 10y support TO
the Administration 81 she government Of ths United otAea In
acon foT suppreon Of tRs fsbton aud the FeArs
ton of thS integrity OF the Union .
sTd, that Ia view VI tho rghts gsSahieee by The Con.
ution zens of the several ststes bd la the belief
~ loyal In the South ~el ss tbs Moth
daily approve actiCn VI President Lincoln
ruling constitutional proclamation Of MAJ Zen FIRE.
mont IL relation to The couhseslion 81 property.
hssSd this fvF the ancpsti0n Of the
Ssuhem states for the dat lou paiiug Of
ANY of The institutions Of tSs cutTy guaranteed by the Con
tbs dag hl Uuon to tho ffou which they
have Nesesy hurled t. sbadon Shelr mpecs!eze hcey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
From Washington.


The following important orcerS have oeen N''U''
from the Post.0flice Department;
Ordered, Fsrst, That no newspapers OF otnSr p'
.d matter he admitted into The litter pouches deS,lne1
10 lLo Pacific coast, Letters exclusively Dshg pAo'o
See11d. That separate bags DO appropriated ex-
cInsiyely 10 newspapers destined TO the faec coAS''
excluding all other printed matter. ..
IApd, That ouch letter pouches ana ne~sP E,s.
bags be forwarded TO California aS us"Ai " 'N0
Eon,t. All other printed matter Of every emo
defined 10 tho Paoic coast must DO sent ia uses "
M. NeU-York Office there TO be delivered 10 inc aeen''
of toe Overland Mail Company. ,,,,, 49,
MN poslmas,ers are requested TO comply care
tn ih these orders until further notice. any negloc.
.botsin 10 be Immediately reported 10 the appointment
Office. -n,..,.,. o.os-.,
~ JOHN A. kASsON,
Flrs. Assist mt POttaiastkr-OellertL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
ARRESTS ON TUE CHARGE OF TREASON.

KkLEASE OF JAb. ", WhLL' -
1Esa1OS, N. j., Tuesday, SEPT. Y, 1861
Dss. Kreamer and Nightingale Of hunIerdon were
ssrested and brought 70 this city to-day They are
charged with reasonable conspiracy. IL IL alleged
shai they had been engaged in recruiting men tor
reasonable orgsnizaton called the "SoDs OF Liper-
y" with the motto of '' jefferson Davis before Abe
Lincoln" Subsequently, il ia said, tho tack was
changed, and it Is alleged. they have been eniSsing
men spparsntly for the Uon, but secretly with tie
Intention Of serving the purposes Of Jefferson DAVIS
The Grand jury arc examining the evidence against
stsm, and viii report during tbs present term.
The friends OF Col. james w. Wall were greatly
ssioiesd to-day upon the receiiS Of telegraph da-
tteh from him stating that 10 had been rseassd from
iuPdsoRRent st Fort Laiss etts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

FATnEk PuTsT Iucidryl sept y I0VI'
The steamship Jun, from Liverpool VIA London
derry, psseed this point at 2SO this morning. Her
news has been anticipated by tho Penia, which ar
rived az Care Race on Sunday morning.
The Jur,l had heavy westerly gnles across.
The bohemian arrived nj Liverpool on the evening
OF tho l0th.
The Jura passed the Hibernian on tho io'h and Tue
North Brison yesterday noon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
MovEMENrs on GEN. BuTLER.

PosTiAsD. Me-. Tuesday. sept ~. 1861.
Aai.-Gen. Butler arrived here this afternoon, and,
by invitation Of the Mayor this evening be addressed
the largest and most enthusiastic assemblage ever
packed into our City Hail. lie leaves for Augusta To-
morrow. ee g.. a.fF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
ANOTHER ARREST IN BALTIMORE.

bALrIa0RE, Iassdal, sspl q I've
H. T. Johnston Of the firm Of Johnston, Broe. Il Co.'S
weknowu clearinghouse, vss arrested to-day az lie
order Of tho Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
THE EIGHTH MILITIA.

Tits regiment is making preparations TO reorganHo
for renewed terVice in the war. Tue COlOnelcy has
been rendered to Capt Yaran, Of the eth Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
S3ute Fair.

losDoS, TUESDAY, Sept ~, 1901;
The annual Proyin,ial Fair commenced ao,h y;,,l.y
exhibition bios fair TO excel any previous ui'Py
The show Of cattle and hors-s 10 very extsn,ivs.
astIsr IL beauliul The Fnr continues I'LL friasy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
naxx..Ier,ex Politics.

NkNAAk. Iursdsy, o"P', y, 70 =,
The Union CITY Convention Tonight pouhnateo =.
~ f,it.ord for Mayor. Mr.. "a. has formerly been
Denocrt aud rsprsssn,sd the county "a stase seuor
for three ytere,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
FROM MISSOURI.

THE KILLED At LEXiNG1oN-TIE SPRINGFIELD
woUYDFD-MOyEMENIs OF BEN. McCULLoCH.
oUlScY Ill. Tuesdsy, sept "a, leel.
The list Of killed at Lexington. far No ascertsined
a a. follows: PrivHdes-Cbss. W. White Samuel u.
Hannah, VIM. II. McDOuald, Cyrus X. IIego, L.
Scboville, John Hurley, Daniel shelly; these all
belong to the let lilnois Cavalry TIER horses and
ali their arms were retained L! Gen. Price
Communication with Gen. PieDtiss is still cut off
nothing having been heard from him rinee Yesterday
RoiLA Ri, ndsy, SeIa. 2, 1901.
The folovyinR is from tie correspondence Of he 81
Louis Democrat;
Las. night Mr. Holland of Springfield arrived bay-
ing left there on Friday last. lie man who took
GEN. Fremonts modification of bis proclamation
through to Col Tuy Ior. lie reports that Col Williams
Of the 18th Illinois is on bis way with wagons
loaded with Dr. Davis ard about fifty wounded men,
whom Col Taylor allowed come, aud will probably
arrive tomorrow nlgot The leaves about $50 yet 10
Springfield Of our wound, d. OF whom 100 were able to
come to RoIa if there had only been transportation
Many ofthe Rebel o1ocrs opp tie wounded leaving
Dispatches were read Thursday last at Spring
seld to The Rebels that Col MulleEn bed surrendered
wbou, gun being fired, taking Il pieces OF artillery
5000 stand Of arms and 400 prisorsrs and Boone
vile was slso taken aud Gen Prize Was marching on
jefferson City. TIKI tie way recruits for the Rebel
army are got
Ben. McCuoch ard biz force Of about 900 disaf-
eted Arkansas and Texas troops were confidently be-
ieyed 70 have left the State, going SOutn
ST. LorIs, Tuesday, Sept. "a, 1861.
The injunction tor suplr,ssiDg he E0eNihg Neies
has been removed, aud Ctss O.. Ramsay, proprietor,
and d. h Gressin editor have been reIensed, assur-
anes having been gwen that tiey will not hereafter
publish staeneut alout military matters as facts
III trG learning their truth, and thai they will not
publish anything injurious 10 The interest Of the Gov
ernnens.
The Ners has always been strong Union paper.
Aliiary here do regard the simple capture Of
Lexington Injurious, but III mere military point OF
ues think il an advantage 10 US.
THR NATIONAL LOAN IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHIIADKLPHIA, Tuesday. Sept "A, ls6l
The subscription 10 The National Liam amounted to
Noi,IVO at Jay, Cooke, a. Go. 8 to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
THR NATIONAL LOAN IN PHILADELPHIA.
PnIADKLPsIA, Tuesday. Sept "A, 1861.
The subscription 10 The Nstionsi Liam amounted to
$4,000 at Jay, Cooke, g. Go. 8 to-day.
coSFIsCATIoN Of ANOTHER SOUTHERN
VESSEL.

BosToS Tuesday, Sept. "a, 1861.
The bark Florence, from Malta, Nhs seized this
snorling, by the Pou Surveyor, in consequence Of
Stlg panty owned in Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COM
MIrrEE.
ALaAsT, Tpesdsy. Sept. u. l9el

MIrrEE.
ALsAsx, Tuesday, Sept. ~. l3el.
The Republican State Central Committee met at the
Dslsvan House to-day. The Attendance was good
The following officers were unanimously elected ior
the year: Chairman, Simeon DraPeri Secretary, 1As'
Terwilliger; Treasurer, Isaac SnerInan
Thefollowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Rssd That ia tho opinion ts COMMITTEES, al least i've
hnnd tbe0fad be eDT0sd ie Ihe ~EI ~ hs
ssIsst posbe day. Bse should furnish ct ieH
one hundred thoUssnd Of that puupbef.
espsd Thst EIecnve L0Ihtes be intfueIea .oeeope
tie most ~ public NEE ipgs zoe ps.s
"a oer~iu 70 SPOUSE people this IupOsnee oi support
las bs with AID IN tue PfessI' s
Isslyd That earnestly recommend 30 the General Gov
the propsy OF giving each volunteer hereafter en-
A.i.a he twssy bouDy promised te the soldier
al te ts nnson Of the nsonhs pay r advance al
he tius 81 bis enhstnG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-25

TIE NINTH MAINE REGIMENT EN- ROUTE.
BosroS, TUESDAY, Sept. o. 1851.
The 9th Milne Regiment passed through here this
Afternoon en- route for Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-16
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispetch.

The Lcis Col. Dreur.
Fort DAvIs. Yorktown,
July 18th, 1881.
TO the Editors cf tae Richmond Dispotca -
1t seems 10 me perfectly useless to d we'll any
longer upon The lam-ntab.e event which has
taken place lately IN the killing of Col. Drenx,
and such is not my intention North, South,
East and West of this Ccniederacy, we ali
came here IN defend orr common ceuse. and
consequently charges Of one section against
another cannot, by any means, result in any
good.
The troops engaged IN the late encounter
their d0ty: and had it pot been for the Enex-
pectcd death OF the Lieut. Colonel command
ing in chief, the result would have proven
much more satisfactory, as not one of the
Yankees would have esca apsd unhu-t.
The loss of Lit. Col Ureux ;s, nevertheless
most laIaaatable fact; il him the conue.y
loses one o. the staunchest defenders OF
Southern rights. and our beloved State cne Of
her most chiyalroue and patriotic sons.
Highly esteemed, 1T home SIS 8 private citi-
zen by all those who knew him, he enjoyed,
ss . soldier, the confidence Of all under his
charge; and tho battalion which had The
honor to De headed by such q man would
have surprised tbs world ~ large by the he.
roic deeds achieved under the command Of
their gallant leader.
The past is not to be renedied, Dnt for the
future, il the name of the two battalions
from Louisiana, the ZoCaves and tina. Of Dol
DreuLs, twin brothers OF the same State, now
stationed st Yorktown, would suggest, as
favor from our abie Oomrnander-in Chief Gen
Magruder, not 10 forget that TO us, and to us
more especially, belongs tho .isht to revenge
the loss of our gallant and most regretted
CEa-teS Drep&. ZovAvE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-16
9ooo NEWS The following intelligence

Coop NEWS The following intelligence
will be read with interest
MsapNis, July Il Our fellow Citizen
Capt. J q. McMaLus, the owner Of the Vicss-
burg Mai! I.ine OF steamers, left Kew Orisan
on Tuesday, and arrived IN this city yester.
day. He stStes that a dispatch had been re-
ceiyed from Berwick Bay, to Tho effect that
the G. s. wsr ateamer Sumte Capt Raphael
Semmes, ian account OF whose running the
blockade last week we pubIished) had re-
turned, bringing AfSg-Jsre thousGsas Enssld RI
fes, together with other accCE trelaents. and \
large number Of rified cannon.
1t seems that the Sumter met Lear Cuba an
English vessel that was on her way to New
Orleers with these srms, which had been
ordered previously. They were transferred
to the Sum ter, and that vessel haG, arrived al
the Balize IN safety. It is a fact that will re.
fec great credit upon the gallant officers who
accomplished it, and shows how defective "
Lipcoin's blockade is.
The same gentleman informs us that over
ten ttousoac hoychsGds OF tobdcco were dis
posed Of in New Orleans in one day during
last week. The TOBACCO is intended for Tho
French market, and the French purchasers
pGid fer IL IN Gold, instead of bills as hereto
lore. This Information, we believe can bs
relied upon. The tobacco must be taken to
France, and will 60 there In French bottoms
II old Abes vessels undertake 10 prevent it,
ths dis ting uished railspiitter will have fight
upon his hands in which somebody will be
hurt,