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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-02


NEssRs EDITORS According to previous notice. there
was ge aud very enthusiastic ASSEMBLY met al the GO
den Place. (Stump Sound) on Friday The 18th OF April for
the purpose of forming Volunteer Company The meeting
was ORGANIZED by alling Leander Moore Esq tOthe Chan
On taking his seat Mr. Moore gave falhlu exposition
the causes which have brought about this civil war his
address was marked throughout with sOundness and good
sense After terminating his address, motion was made
requesting Messrs. j. w. Spcer and Joseph King oaL
Secretaries Committee consisting of five William Bat
son. DIR. Ennett r. J. Nixon Joseph Emmett and aDJs
tiee to which were added Jere Yopp and Esey hadso
making seven, were appointed to draft resolutions During
the retirement of said Committee, call was made upon
Mr. W. T Emmett, who forth in his usual good manner
calling upon the citizens to protect their rights aud remind
ing them of the Obligations which they owed to our Govern
ment The Committee having arrived, the following rea
lions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The disruption OF Union, which has been
caused by party whose princi les are directly hostile
the interests and welfare OF the South and whereas The
Legislature has passed by unanimous vote deprecang
coercion attempt at usurpauoD OF power unKnoWln
list. Resolued That the committee do recommend to The
citizens of this district that they form volunteer oOCom
pany the purpose Of rendering their services to The
Governor in order that may be regularly enrolled and
| equipped.
Ind. Resolued, That they proceed Immediately to its
organization, and recommend as cheap and durable u'
srd. ResoIoed, That vigilance committee cOusisngd
fifteen, W. .. Sparkman, Jesse Bishop, j. spca VIZ
Batson Samuel Haru insor, DIR. Emmett, John cooper
,iornto, J. S. Foy, 5. Gcrnto, b. Porter, hing w.
J. King, J. Piner and E. William. Esq, be appointed
| 4th ReSotUed That finance committee OF three W.
W. T. Emmett, Dr. Emmett and Thomas Williams whoedlg
it shall be receive donations for the purpose Of Uniform
ing those who shall require it be also appointed
After the adoption OF the above resolution call was MADE
for volunteers, and responded to By the ormlW
company consisting of thirty six, and We look oWafo%
an increase in our numbers. We then proceeded 0H
election of officers, which was as follows
| Cap an-M. l.. F. Redd; LIST Liutenant-W. 7. Emmett
I'd Leutenant-Leander Moore; 81 Lieutenant; N.F
Ger; Orderly Sergeant-Ed. Williams Ensign PnsI
| The Company is named the Onsow Greys; uniform grey
1t moved by j. Peiner, Esq, that the poceedpssS
the meeting be sent the Journal with tie request OF p~
| LEGATION. LEANDER MOORE, ChSIm4H
| J. w. SF1CER, coou0.orioa
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Military and Naval Movements.


sOUTHEEr oyTieKns IN THE HAvY.
Notwithstanding Tho large number Of South
ern officers who rec. med upon the secession Of
their re'rective states, thsr, yet remains Ia the
navy IA the three gr,des Of csptain, command
T sndlisutenan' 1873 loyal men who were either
bern 10, O. appointed from Southern states.
CHASoEs.
n nov Army Register is much ranteI, since
the Publication Of tho lat orc abou, onc-tnird
a tho CID army offlcero have rosignrd, hecn
dismissed, Or have died. A co-rcsp ling
number Of promotions and appointment. have Of
course been made, and in addition TO this, II
NJ " regiments have been added 10 the regular
military orgapjza'ion.
rUz rsro co-r'srsqroN.
The purchased steamers o ri. Petit snd
Mercury were put into commission ycaorday,
and will Immediately join the Chesapeake 60.
tilla. Tie Mercury carries a tLi.'y-two p,und
rihod gun fUrw ard aud 60 psursicr af and tho
o. M. Petit carries T. 10 pound rIied gun for
ward and a % FOUNDER aft.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

An-roED FALyu PserKNcss A man re-
hdns'in New York was yesterday arre4vsd AMI
taken Ssforo Justice Walter on . ch.rg, 4 u.
tanning 800 worth gcuis By f.,ss And freud
glent prvoerces. The compisrnas', M IL ID.
EVe'e NJ -tslhing a. W. 205 Sou,n Oh street
alleges mat tho accused obtained the prooort '
irOm bin By prcsel ting hat he vas tn, o -nsr
oi l.9fs qrantity " W h~s aud Idr,r, In IN.
Ne- ksfk Custom House. .nd that NJ, ,xhib-
ited Sgd psp~n 10 crryoorztion of hi. s,A,o-
mehts. The sc'uset gave bonds TO ap,aAr and
answrr ttdav.
ALLEoED HisuwAr RoE7nRY. Mr.. Henry
Vincent r-s,dent OF Cleveland, Oiio. tspp,-
rarly ''ppnR wrsh friend IN H,us,on -t-sa4
New i'n, ststcO that he Wa kn,ckO.t toro
anG roO'ed, On WctncsdAy ovcn,Sg, under The
following cuCrn, -c,o. ue had bsen ~ Vac
New l"N, AMI had spout most at u. day IN TO
Company Of spre ,Odi-Is cnczn pod IN, "a.
When ady TO te Hb, an. re s s'ciock IN IN,
evening, he oouclud ii 70 walk ', wiliAun-
bursc, aud whl~ Rutug s.ons Division avenue
ano when near & oyer avenue, Two pst ums-i
from the cUncralmynt Of a stone wall and n ~, 81,
ed him down snn rOi,b-d him OF .ilver vs.-h
and about 81 IN money. Be'Orc he ncJyer,I
from ue effects VI the blo-, they haa m ado
good their escape.
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SINGULAR FInE N go SrREEr--ARaRsT or
\ Bor ron AnsoS.-Abou. half past twelve
o'cleck On Monday morning a two story frame
dwelling in SD street, near Lexington avenue,
va. ret on ire by placing champagne basket
MI ot dried grass AID straw beneath the Il airs
Fortunately the flames were discovered bef NO
they bad gained gcidwav and were quickly cN-
tngul,hCd 10y the naig hhlrs. Tue Ouse Is oI.
cupri 10y two families named Allen anil Meek
aud as Mr.. Allen, the owner Of the house. l. - AN
insurance on tho housa OF 5000, suspicion pln
cl Ia him as having motive lnr il-u tho
ptemi ses. Fire Marshal Bier mtlc an cNtm-
ination and fully eNoncsatcd MIR. Alien from
suspicion In the matter, and asCertainM that
shortly boiOic the fire a son OF Mr.. Mceks, !
YEAR OLD wa seen 10 bring tho comblstiDlei
INTO the house. The hoy was srrestcd by
C,ptain Bryan &C tue iih Precinct pllics, and
cCnitss,d that he set tho honse on ire, IN order
90 get his folk 20 move away, IA he dIsliked
the ciEhho-hoo'. Aitcr he committed the ar
s1n he ran 10 an enginc-house in 5ath street,
aud os,i-tcd in getting the engine TO tho lire.
II il y -omowhat sins ulir fact that young
Neck IL volunteer in this engine company,
aud q, she has been recently repaired, he was,
no doubt anN,ou' 10 see how she would work.
II = cowp,nions say they have heard young
Mgck- express vi h 10 have a fire, in order
10 sec " how tie engine would look at q fro
10 mi en- Lrt,Ie marist-,te tol.y.
,,,..,,. ,r,.,,,.,, Co.,Do. r,,,,,,,,, h,Il
q, ir,,,,a', ,.o.,or,a,. o, M an, cr,on.,;cb q,
In c,so ,r,, t't.r, IN Of NJ. Ann R,lcr
,,,,-, =, ,,.,.,,-. 80 ,lIv ,on.Iorol RI
"''' 81 i'"'' -,
"n'; l~' len 'iiucod, showing thl; the emu !
N'I mt. n on IuS'Iy mHo.n,nE, an NAV III. f.
r,' ill.,, NJ ~, ,,, iN'r ,. W." 'bo
doctor tia, tha ,niij nal no father, and ,ha' sac
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Br TELEGRAPH TO TLY a. y. Sun.
Important Battles In Western
Virginia.

Cincinnati, OF. 3.-I'c E1nawha CORES
.ondcni of Tie Commercial, Of this city, sav4
hat five companies Of the 1st Kcn'nchy Rosi.
ment, four companies q tho 3ith Ohio - u
m'n', aud ort company Of the 9th vu..inia
Bctimen' under Lieut.. Col. Engart. .urrounlcd
ard atts>ked the rebels at Ch,pmansviIle. and
a'ic' short engagement, completed, ro,.o.l
u'm, killing sibty, and t.king seventv pri,-
on.rs. The rehol', in escaping, were intercept
OF ly Col. Watt, who Kill d Gt, aud to q
large Lum'ef dpriSobcrs. The countr, heive'n
Chsrlcston and Wyandoto rive, rs nov frr' d
T on sc' ,-ion power This II N" mo. 90 T..
i've blow given the rchsia in Thu part o. ,nc
valley.
ANuTuHH HATis HPPoBtVr
Whcn the 60 resp. n tent left Ch'uhestOn there
WI report u battle gong IN b,,wccn
Gencfal, Cox aud Flow and Wise. n, 4,v dr.,
Mountain and that The rctcl WERE gc.tlnp
'hc won't OF it, aud r,lling back upon their
at Ieui-Jurg.
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A I.nilunt ENploii.

Tie mo-, gallant ~ rol rtoI inca th' som
msncsmcnl col lht war, Is the .-rapr # CtplIu
Strong, " The Belle Cty Rifles, ~ vi onsin
Regimen IN escaping lr.m six rnpel solers-
four inlahtry std Two cavalry. II, VS.. sur
rounded IN n thic.et and 'euu,- he was over.
powered, cried Gcu'lsmrn, yoJ have M.
A dispute about hanging hin term. Atgl nv
placing him 10 their centre anl mtrrniry lin
with Lhtm. Noticing that be had $50 r,yJ' fg-
and u swoId, tho ssr. cant askod MIN iof H.,
arms, and be halted TO deliver then. Nhih
drawing the pistols from ilar pouch. ~, ~ 3
Of escape Il Ishtd across his mint, az cock ~
them - he drew them GU, no shot nc two
nearest iOO,men dead. lie inst iGty rn. ant
the confusion Of his guards ~ 50 grrp'i 'hI' me
had nearly got to cover before they pursued pne
ball passed through bis left cheek OUT u"puyl
his mouth, AND another went through his can.
teen. Ono horsJmin after tn vol. Y, glllop,d "a
his right and the other to hi LOFT 80 ~ to "a. on
his retTeIt, while the Two iojt soldiers advance
directly Ia front. However, he ELL rdu--iho
pursuors firing three or four shots at him, but
the oails flew Wild, and he had nearly glmel
his Own picketA when the hJr,emen hr tlad b. n
OIL. The sergeant now callol TO him a. mrrcn-
der, and bi ought hi hOrts heal close 10 Clp'
Strong, who frod bu, his pistol missed. The
sergeant then fired bis carliine, the shot pa.,.
ing through his coat and shirt, grazing his
skin. Captain Strong wis not, however, ma.
tarially injured, and he hred at his enemy, who
Ell OF his horse, his foot cAtching In tho s,tTup,
on which his hOrsa gaIloped towards the rebel
camp dragging its rider along the gronnl.
When this conflict terminated, the other horse.
man and the two footmen were not TO be seen
and Captain Strong regained his camp moi
much Injured, Tut extremely exhausted.
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Loving nov COMMITTEES Who are suthai,sd a
aSPenso the funds 70 the families Of voiuut-sru
ne safer VIM. Harris, q the ID Ward John
r. Iammeyer, 6th Ward J. RAber, 10th
ward q. Ricard, 18th wad John J. Van
was confirmed.
PoLn1cAL.-A special meeting Of the Re-
publican General Cominittcs. Is to bs hell this
'vOniIg, October ith, at.75. sclack.
FLUrD LA7P AcCfDESr ThJni, Cotyi.. ~.
fiding al No. 1o2 Tilllry st, was seriously a.d
p'rhips fatally injured by the cxplo,i,n OF q
nuid lamp on Monjay night.
SrAGtNo AFrEAY.-Pauick sk-lly AMI
Patti Moran got into an alterca.io, at Cluk',
stable in franklin ave-, On Tuesday evening.
during ~bicS the former Stabbed Moran io ,-,s,-
VI places vth a knife, INJECTING ssrious m
,aiics. Skelly was arrested.
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wrTrHssEs AGAINST SLAVERs. -Mirshsl
Murray las made sno,her successful oray
against ''the blackbird limo Of Jackets" which
will probably bring forth good fruits at the II xt
term Of tho United States Circuit Court, IN the
condemnation OF the Triton, Cora and FL
mouth.
II has ,-oen customary with the commander OF
tho United States squadron on the cOlst Of Afri-
ca, when D SLAYER was captured, TO send hor
home with prize crew taken from that Of the
Cap,ors, aud icE of tho si,vGr's crew to work
her home. The other portions oi the SLAYER,
crew were then put on hoard the man or-war, e
supply the place ar do the work of this prize.
The Government having ordered most,
not all, the African squadron homo, the Marshi
was DESTROYS Of procuring some If the slay'
crews who had been in the seryicc Of the Unito,
States, and for this purpose diprched DEPUTY
Anderson 20 the els,ern ports Oi the United
States to meet any of the returning SHIPS. Yea
terdsy morning Anderson retained FROM Ports.
mOuth, n. II having succeeded in moctin,,
with four Of the mon, two from the Cora, ami
two from the Triton. Their names are withheld
for the present, as the Marshal esp. "a ~ obtain
Eve Others Of the crow Of thoc YES .els, and
some Of the Falmouth who are, it i, suppose
in the Nic.nity VI Bs,ton.
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LEGAL sKruar--wEuN9,DAY.
United States District Court.


To Prize LdVseS la the case o. tho .,honn.
er Lynchbursh, tackle, cargo, g., s',,.'
( Sdemned, a mCJion wis o. ~ ~
by the libellanis ..,,J,v nal.
requiring Messr3 q. - No,th-
- q. 20, the cla nagts, to depIs IN Court
the proceed, Of BIZ bags Of coilce, seized upon
the Schooner, or to give security therefor. A
mott IN sas also made by the ciainsnts 20 cor
rect sn error in Nh app'aisemen' made by or
der OF the Cour, in July last. The Court rcn
dsied no decision on either motion.
Supreme Ceur.
HcdyT I'erdict ng,inst The Sheriff. Thu Hqa
orcr Company, Julius Pratt et al, o.. John
heiiy, Sc This action was brought against
the Sheriff 10 recover daD,a .e- for the eqcaps
a. alleged, Of one Horace b. Sheldon, from the
Jail limits Of the city and county Of Now York,
on the 10th u August, 1909. sheldon had
been placed on the limits uu execution against
his body, in favor of the plaintiffs. The PLAN.
tiifs brought two witnesses 10 show that the
prisoner did escape from the custody Of tho
Sheriff, he having been followed to different
places about town, and finally to his residence
in lIobohen, where he remained during the
right. The Sheriff broHght Sheldon him elf.
ard his wife, TO show that ho was not out Of Tia
city At the time sworn TO by plaintiffs witnes.
'e5. The jury, however, were satisfied on III at
point, they giving plalnills verdict for the
entire amount claimed-$l806, %.
AnoiAp ls'm Detoined in the Serrice Of his
Country. application Of layy Ann ARea.-
The petitioner applied for the discharge of her
infant son from the L. S. service, on tho ground
Of his minority.
William Allen, the recruit in question, en-
listed in August las, IN the regiment-"Gov-
'rnoI Mmgan's Light Arti lery, and was soon
after mustered into tho L. 5. ,crvice. lie is
between Is and 81 years Gage. His discharge
is sought on the ground that be is a minor, and
enlisted wi thOut the consent Of his parents or
guardian.
Henry l.. Clinton appeared for the Govern
ment, and objected to the discharge Of the re-
ciuit on the ground that the application on ,ht
10 have been made 20 a Judge Of Richmond
county, where il was alleged tho recruit was
restrained a his libcrty,-the affidavit scekinl,
to CNcu'e the parry from making her applca.
tion in Richmond county, being defective
Mr.. &. OIL o took the ob lection that inasmuCh
rs q habedi corpus ON lshali of the recruit had
been previously issued in the case, and the same
questions raised as in this procoe ling had been
adjulpod hv Justice barnard, Of the Suprcmy
Court adversely 10 the recruit, tho whole mat.
ter Wa legally determined and the decision Of
Judge Barnard could not ne reviewed in such a
way. Both objection, werc susi lined hv Justice
Hoffman, and the recrGit was renamed TO the
cu,tocy Of the officer having him in cL uSe.
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or \ PATRIOTIC 'msHMAS, Avn a


ShOity all,r tho battle of CNruiCex Fr-rv.
communication was cut OF between Nh federal
camp az flkwatcr and that nj Cheat Mountain
summit tie rebels E1lurg plrse ,,ion of tn
ruld. II was nocc sstIv tuut commune i,iln
shoulu he rc-,,'abliShcd between Gen Reynolds
al tile former place and Co.. mball At the
ltitor Several attempts had been MA e., but
the messengers hat been killed in every case.
Tour had already ST out and had boon picked
on
Tho whole camp at Ell water was in danger,
and T. was necessary 10 get word to the sum
nit at once, AMI another Young man yollu-
tcered, but lac, 10, ~, never heart from after
he lett camp. The commanding officer ttcn
stated TO his mru then dan, eT, and called upou
some one to again volunteer To perform tho
ri-E Not u man rcsp.tcd in al the cltnp
uuul At lat one Mao iUInd IN Capt. Looms
Michigan battery.
Henry II. N0rlugton. e Detroit offered to
pad his lie to g"Nc tho others lie stalt.u ont
and -ucceednl in clujiu; the enemy, cnwln {
miles upon hi Lsud tuJ krco1, with his mr,s-
ages ~ ! up AMI in his m nth ready IT, wal
lev in q mo lcni it he VI, taken aud finally
r'a'l,l 'nc friendly camp. lie also b. 'u TO-
tuln, and, after re. wing h. dispatches, So out
In The night, the whole camp shaking haul,
with him, never Np"ctirg e. zee him arlil.
lie travelled all light guided by tho NlJh
star, AID the nest day era lcl a bci'Ge on his
hnucs and huc,-.
lie finally struck the main road few n'lc-
below L,kWAtr seeing one Of the enemy p,
| ca, airy Jr.e- tied 10 = stake hv tho roadside,
| and the owner not .iJ'r, he cr'pt up Gu, tho
rope with his knife and rode on in hot haste
| with several sh,,s wh41jny around him. lie
arrived 'ticly in camp and delivered hi dis
| patches, Lci"g W., only survivor Of the siN tlat
| had attempted the p,rilous tl.k.
A. inward for his bravery and daring, he
WAS promoted IN tie company u he chief OF a
| piece, and was placed upon the commanding
| generals staG as Mounted Orderly, lie was
presented BY the captain Of his company with a
sword, AMI by his g,nIral with an elegant 10 .
volyer. lie wa' greeted upon parade with
nine cheers by the entire command, aud hi.
ply more than doubled. Besides this, favora-
service no had performed, 10 the official report
pr,vsrled TO the Department. at Wsshing,on.
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lIu9uY'0g, Z. % 3.--The excess OF oNp'ndi.
turc, oven tie Pot Oa'cc D'pTtm"n' r'caip,
lor tho ( urth quarter Of l,st yrsr lNo1r, wa.
nearly p, bop 900, while III excess iJf the tirst
luar'cl Of Tho pre- ont year vas only sos },
the icccipr hing nearly S2,lHIobo. Til,
T,c"ip's IN the l,t,cr quarter cNee'd,d ;tu-c oi
the former by us,r 90, 0JO.
INrIRE ~ nm rAN\NA RIOT ,NsF.
Tho Urircd 81 g., and thu New Grnl llu
Joint Convention for the settlement 81 rlrm,
against the latter growing out Of the Pl1lml
riots, have appointed Hon, Nathan q. Gphnm
d New Hampshire, a. umpire. Thi- gentle.
mSn acted in q similar capacity In 1858, Tor til,
United States aud Great Britain Claim Conyen
ito. Jas. Calli,lo, Esq, tyr NoN Granada, will
forthwith proceed to take testimony ON bnhllt o
that Republic, and present Il on the first Mon
day in Noysmber,t to which time tue Convention
today adjourned.
GES. Addison To EE PARTIALLY RELIEVED.
Il Is probable that - now military department
will he made in the West, and its command de-
yoiyed on Con. Sherman, in order IN relieve
Gen. Anderson o. part Of this physical labT Of
hs pcessn' position.
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Bdif"o'e, Oo. o --P,sseng,s by the boat
which arrived this A. NJ. fffn Old Point, re-
pat HAT Gen. Wool sddress i tho prisoners at
tts RIP b'p-, who bad ~ IN sr't there by Gen.
McChDan, on route 10 IOriugus. lie told them
uat las Gen, ,Cl, Han 'hOt them On the SPIT
ior the mu'iny In the face Of tb. enemy, he
would have bcep perfectly justin,d lie had,
however, proposition 10 make 10 them. All
WHO were willing TO place themy.lve, in hi,
hand. should stop ftruard. Those who r. IA "a
would proceed "a 1crtuga4 The entire 80
rirrTod forwsri with cheers, md many were o
o. c'td that they ,hsI tears Of 10Y and Ak urr...
Oh he de,be TO be placed where they could but
ruieve the stigma that their act had brp, IN
uon them. The whole number were immedi
Meiy taken to Newport News, and mustered
into q Now Ymk regfment.
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News from Fort sumter.



All the cooper in Charleston have been on
gagged In making water.tigh kegs and barrels.
TO lie used AT Fort Sumter. Tnoy arc TO 10
filled with fresh water, 20 that If communication
with Charleston j. cut OH, they will not perish
for water until three thousand casl.s full arc OK.
fau ted.
MLrINY or 4 PATRIOTIC IHIsHMAS, Avn A
TIkNpIau PUNi,uMCSr,
Among the soldiers nov at Fort Sumter i,
James Cahill, an lri,hman, NhD, f,S DAYS
ago had the bravery TO ray ,hn, when the Union
fleet hove in sight, he intended to spike the
guns oi the tort For this expression Captain
Rhett (,on Of the editor Of the " rclry) ORDER 4
him TO be- tied ae'o,s a gun an bn whipped 80
receive ore hundred ard twcu'v-iivc lashcs, we II
laid on. The soldiers in the tort re- beled against
the inilic'iJn Of this punishment, and 50 alarm
li.g was ihe mu,iny, thl' Rb'tt sent TO Fort
MOulrio iuf soldiers t. qucll Il. They came and
the man vas whipped. This incident, which
occurred hut two or three weeks ago, shows the
state OF feeling among the solders ia Font : IN
ter They are mostly Foreigner, AMI north IN
men, who, having 10 work, were obliged 10 go
into the army to l'ye,-CAdri,siDn PdYus
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s.rest, upon ths body II fJsnjsmin !. Can, q
child two years Of are, who was scsld.d 70 death
OF Wednesday afternoon, by sucking steam
through the spout Of tea ksttle, and then
pulling the contents Of the Ike tie over his y r
an. vrdict was rendered acUriinsly.
Boy DRowSLD.--Wm. ID. Frissc, I { yeprs
old, accidentally fell into the Mort River, at
the foot q Charles st last evening, and wls
drowned. His body was recovered snd TAX, o
70 the residence u his par mt, NJ. 339 Bee:k.
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Rev. DR.: Whiting submitted the report q
inc COMMITTEES on Proverbs, which stated that
Enelish version.
81, Mr., Lewis, from the COMMITTEES IN Pullics-
tions, reported that the management. thou pI
requiring great economy recommend Il The puh,
lication Of the Quarerly, sn1 the -uspen ion Of
The Monthly until su.a Il ue 2 tho fin .uc'a eir.
Gums snct' Of the c'untry ~, aid warrant ia
republication.
1liis rarOrt vas adopted.
The Csu.mht,c n the G)g--s rf MARI.
tiroa ~ R.v. NJ. lattanSll. rsported that tbs
piol" ~ p ~ p snail p,r len under
rgyti"u ly Lee. 1,ckett, va, ready tor TIA
!" ~, and eight pivcs reaching Ia tic sixth
ctsnlor were IN iype, hut the further ptr,res
hf- boon s'oppd fur m, wan Of iu6l cent
mtsnr, a. suxRr,'ed by the Union. The Com
misee alluded IN several changes made fro
the ~ siral version.
Rev. Mr.. Remington p ko at some len N,
on The xxi, oncics II the Union. At tho clrp
OF hfs remarks, collection tskon up fr,m tho
audiei.ce amounted TO s97 cash and $500 in
subscriptions.
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From Washington.

Ud,h,nq,on, net. 3 There l. larger NUM-
bcr OF vcrsrl' in the Potomac than was ever
beisc kuowu 81 this season Of the year.
ITrrp IRON.
At Potomac Greek eleven merchant vessels
wore fred upon hy the rebel battery in thai vi
entity hut ~ tho shot fell short 'rho firing
wa, apparently u rv'y intended by the rebels TO
try the range Of their guns.
Mr.. Russell, ~ tho London lui,. returned to
Wa hluu,n lat night
A party ui o. 81 cavalry made their appear
ance over linioitr lilll, one mile up the Lees
buigh turn Ike, hoy end Nalls Churh, ,rster-
day, Lus L,d on tho approach cr our troop,
rE, ilNED.
Gen Jane Shi,..s has declined tho appoint
yoN from t,llurIiL to Sinaloa, in M,Nivr, TO
Ll.lniL Als llLmg LeAlLh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-04
Important From Cairo,

Chicago, ON. S.--The JourndTs Cairo special
says that large number q troops arc now be-
ing embarked for an important expedition. No
ooe knows their destination.
Tie expedition sent yesterday 10 Charleston,
rttuined this morning with llree amour, Of
con-, several horses and nine pri4oaerA Tho
latter are beirg tried today, before a military
ocmmis ion appointed ~ Gen. 81 !C,srnard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-04
II0BUKEN.

GnAND Ease BALL MA'cH-Fully s,oOe
penons wero present. NJ the m ,tah betrssn tn,
ATLANTA and Maud Clubs at lIobokcn, bo,h
eluhe beng 'hc cha rpions of their respective
LIABILITIES Tue MutuAls csmu II ,be vic ,ors sy
'o'Is d ~ 20 Is. Ou Monday, Oct. ito, tho
grand ma ch for silver ball i,r r,cn A s,l.ot
hinc FIRM Br1klyn aud a pck,d nina fioss
New l"k, will h" playei an tn. G. lhsm's
Erounor, a. Hobnken This viii ie the nstch
Of The 'o,s"n, al the result oC the ooaust yos
tefdsy adds int, rest h. IT,