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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
The Conventions eat Syracuse.

SYRAcCsE, Tuesday, Sept. 10 1861.
The city ia overhowiug tonight with delegates and
excitement The two conventions call together an un-
usually large number Of persona and every hotel is
entirely filed up. There is 81 present less talk about
candidates than at any Convention Tor years past
TIE whole interest being absorbed In the
ono ides OF making ticket calculated to
enlist tho sympathies Of the masses of most
Of the prominent men in the Republican organization,
with the exception Of Thurlow Weed, who was an1-
ously looked for In tie eysaiDg train by the Central
Committee but who will not be here TIL tomorrow.
He Is delayed at Pulaski, where he i subpenaed as
witness in the Greeley and Leiobn belc growing
out Of charges Of legislative corruption made against
LinIeiohn by THE TRIBUNE.
Everything is unsettled bat there is little doubt that
the two Conventions Will cooperate tomorrow, and
a-s in harmony. c. 7. Hurlbu Of 81. Lawrence will
probably be temporary Chairman OF the Republican
Convention, and Simeon Draper is talked Of for per-
manent President.
good feeling prevails among the Republican dele
gates.
Mr.. Dickinson s not here az present.
I'd. Murphy publishes card denying that he
sympathizes with secess0nisis snd svowing himself
true Union nan ard declaring hs mention to support
the ticket il made in good faith and not ten der to
ReDuticsnism. .H l
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soUTHERN ITEMS.

LoUlsvILLE, Ky, Tuesday, Sept TO- 1891
The late movement of the Federas In Kentucky,
creata considerable CONSERVATION at the South Ten
nessee papers demand prompt action, and say that
Ksutucky's neutrality has been abandoned aud call
for an earnest effort 70 sustain what they call the True
People Of KeDtucky.
On the 3D. Eajor-Genersl Polk Issued general orders
for all oiees and soldiers in his department on fur
Tough to repor. without delay.
The Richmsnd papers OF tina 5th contain what Pdr-
ports 10 be isliabls estimate of tho Federal force in
and around Washington. The total Is put down at
ll2OOO.
The Aa0ms Ga ConfsSe~aey Of the 5th says there
is little dolts that the Confederate Government is In
lats receipt : dispatches from Commissioners in Eu-
Iope The Esnor Of these represented TO be that
France, EngSnd, and Europe generally are greatly
sgitsted tS American question, and that the recoe'
uitior Of the onfederSey W shs Powers Of Europe
nil oe short s accomplished.
The SouthSa papers complain Of the fact that mil
lion, are sent crt by the banks and capitalists Of the
seuh for tbs urpose Of buying bonds Of the Confed
.ra,e s.ies y Isprscissed value, and say equiys
lon, Il, gvif moaey 70 or sne.ass 70 prosecute ths
war. < .
,unodkof ~ fsnilee took place sAOat he al
t,o,, sernspks. Florida, from spprsbeosons Of the
n.or,, os lS.,bsrdnent Of the town By The Ssdsrs
ass. shica r hsIaa skiss blsckada II ssAsRsst
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1861

1he Savonndh Meas Of the 5th adds to the sssts
ment that the whole coast of Florida is blockaded
In an article on the capture of Hatteras, The Mem
phs appeal of the 9th makes a loud complaint of the
inefciency Of the Military Board and expresses the
fear that the military leaders are too much engossed
In prosecuting tho war in Virginia to accord the
sry degree Of attention 70 the sea-coat and the as.
sissippi Valley.
Coastguard companies increasing along the coast
~ Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida.
Ehe Crescent ofthe 7th condemns the Military Board
Of MIS- sspP for inactivity II not adding to her coast
defenses.
dispatch from Nashville to TIE Gazette says that
Psrson BrownlOw and have been arrested by Sc
cessiOn officer from Nashville. gentleman informs
us that the charge 10 ostensbly for circulating Helpers
Book
Richmond dispatch 10 TIE KnozrWe Registsr
states that the Qusrermaster's Department at Rich.
mond has been very active Of late. Contracts have
been made lately for camp and field equipage to the
amount of 180, 900 sets.
Gen. Polk has issued the following proclamation;
The Federal Government having, in defiance 20 the
wishes.of the people of Kentucky, dsregarded their
neutrality by establishing camp depos of armies and
by organizing military companies within their tern
tory, and by constructing military works on the Mis-
souri shore, immediately opposite, and commanding
Columbus, evidently intended 10 cover the landing OF
troops for the seizure OF that town. has become MILL
tary necessity for the defense of the territory OF the
Confederate States that the Confederates occupy Co
lunbus in advance.
The Major eneral Commanding has therefore not
felt himself al liberty to risk the lose Of important
position but has decided TO occupy 1t In pursuance Of
this decision He has thrown sufficient force into The
town and ordered TO fortify it.
1t is gratifying 20 know that the prssencs OF his
troops s acceptable to the people Of Columbus and
this occasion they them that every precautlon
shall be taken to insure them quiet protection TO
their property with personal and corporate right,:
(siab.D LEONIOA5 POLK.
Columbian Sept. l. 1851.
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NARMY AND NAVY.

Ths steamer Beyiders arrived az the Brooklyn
Nayy-YArd yesterday. Sne viii take out supply Of
stores AM = detaoimeai OF blue jackets, numbering
two hundred fgr The United States stefan corvette
Pensacola, now At he Washington Navy-Iard.
The United States steamer Alabans also came 10 the
yard to be htied on, and rsoeive her srmsment.
The steamer. Stars and Stripes Satellite eDd Gene
rnl Putnam, which have beer p tho yard little time
received their armament yesterday, and viii no doubt
leave without DELAY. The Stars anu Stripes carries
four 32pouuders; The Satellite has 3Opound riied
gun forward snd one 90 smooth core ait; the General
Punams armament consists OF ore lJ-pound rI1e1
gun forward ana a smooth bore 32-pOunder aft,
Obs Of Sbe Fort Iicssas soldiers, who oame homo IN
the Rhode Island died SuRoay night, N the Naval
Hospital and was buried Yesterday. hring party OF
Marines from lhs Brooklyn Barracks, VIZ detailed 70
aitsod the funeral Tie deceased soldier tel5nged 70
the "a Cavalry, u. S. A.
Captain G.. {. Brown, vel kEoNn o .as travelling
putc for the last twenty years IN conn tlOn WITH tbs
steamer Empire Cits hRs bcen appointed Acting Vol.
uuieer Lieutenant in the navy C,p,ain Browns
abilities rs eeGman nave bcen AbuLdsptly proved.
and his appointment to the navy IS cue JpOu which
we eougsatulats not only himself but the service
az large.
Lie1tenaut-in- command Walk II detached from the
Jane. Adger and Lieutensnt-io-C Commart Merchant
gpp0lnted IA nis place MS Is me tnird time the
commanding obc.l Of the JGues snBes bas been
changed within very short tine.
Iieutsnaut. Colonel sydney Burban<, tOniTa1S Saut
Of the ST. Louis Arsenal, Las been relieved by haJor
Siurge. and viii atteId 10 he organization Of the
lJn Infantry L. s A.. Of which he was recently ap-
pointed fieltsnsut-C olonel.
No orders have yet been received fesiye 70 the dls'
position OF tbs Texan troops o. EoIt Hamilton
The ordnance department. On Governors Island,
under the able uauagement Of Major x n. X. White
lev continues extremely active. There seeps 20 90
hack Of space for the munitions OF constantly ar
irving there-D ahgrens, oOll lmb!ad.i mortars, ana
guns Of nearly all denominations snd boxes OF shot
BOats of one knd another constantly there, do
hysrinx or receiving carQOes Of vAluks stores.
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Of September aDc that the day Of march the mOnN
sboud be paid pro rata to the regimenta' quarter,
masters. With this encouragement the three regi-
ments named have nearly completed their organza-
tions having far filed tsiT ranks by recruiting and
by consolidation with unsuccessful organizations, that
they will be able to leave the day designated and
perhaps before As the s. 900 appropriation viii not
be necessary for the formation Of the three regiments
the Committee have recommended the German Rang
ers, Col Schoenng, as proper recipients Of the bal
aDce. Cols. Rosa, Van Amsberg and Brekel are
gentlemen distinguished by military trimming, and
many of the subordinates have seen service III tue
European armies.
ALBANY VOLUNTEERS.
company Of infantry yesterday sent from
hlssrs Island to Albany by order Of the Commander
city.
CAMP LIBRARY WANTED.
- Inc Army Committee of the New-York YOnng
TAIN library for the use of the soldiers 1T Camp
Lyon, ocarsdaie, w Westehester County.
Ihls camp, az our readers are aware Is a perrsa.
ncnt one for the instruction Of volunteers. and
nowhere would donation of books be more ureful OF
moro gladly received. Publishers or private families
having spare volumes, will confer great favor by
sending them TO the Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Ass0eistion in the BbleHouse cSFner of Third
avenue and Ninth street, where they will be uniformly
covered and forwarded 10 Scarsdae. Not oniy re-
lgous works desired but books Of history bfora-
ply and travel, and In short any books OF readable
and moral character standard magazines reviews and
illustrated periodicals will also be very acceptable.
U. s. QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE.
No regiments left the city yesterday The departure
Of tbe mounted rifles, Col Dckel has been postponed
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por,s all 4ist H., Che Potomac. At Acquia Greek
passed the YsrI,a. oh was safely lying there viii
her convoys
GONE Tfs.'
Postmaser.GsDsrs Blair s,od oua,, srnaSte r'eeneTa
Meigs left here to-day for the N'e@'
sKIRansHING.
Considerable diminishing took place last night be-
tween ourtroops and those of the enemy oeaTthe Chm
Bridge A large scouting party, under command o'
Gen. Smith, advanced during the night as far as
Lewisviile miles distant from tho Chain Bridge
where they were attacked by the Confederate picbets
John Dwinlle, of Company Fl, New-York 10th,
wac killed. Two officers, one Major and the other
CAPTAIN, in Col. Stewards Virginia regiment, were
taken prisoners by forces They refused to give
their names.
Two prvates of the De Kalb (New'Yorkl Regiment
fell into the hands of the Confederate pickets tins
morning, near Hunters Chapel to the right Of Baif'
Cross-Rosds.
A Confederate soldier, who had lost bis way, was
taken and brought in by our cavalry 70 the Chain
Bridge to-day.
large number Of Confederates, within the last
three days. has encamped near Falls Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
FROM CAPT. WEIGH OF sCHR. MARY ALICE


see 1t stated that I convsfsed with the prisoners
taken by the Confederstes at Bull Run or Manassas
beg TO state that had to pass them without notice,
called by several times In passing, and
according 10 orders, although at liberty could not
recognize them. l several prisoners / was &C.
quained with but under the instructions Of the Con-
federate Marshal, passed on. will now give you
statement Of the number Of prvaies fitting out and
already gone from CharleSton Pdvateer Beauregard,
Capt. sibly, 10 men, to sail Sept. Il steamer South
Carolina, alias Bull Run, Capt. Coxsettsr, 80 men,
Light Ship from Rattlesuake TO St. Helena, as bat
terry 10 men. The mostly In prison, as they
refused TO serve after hearing of the lo Of the Petrel
az all the priysteersnen from the Confederate States
belong to Charleston, and are natives Of Nsw-fork
and Liverpool must return them thanks for their
kindness to me when under escort to Richmond
W. @. WEIGH, scbr. Nary Alice.
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REBELS DRIVEN FROM A BATTERY.
PooLHsvILLH, Md, Saturday, Sept.

PooLHsvuLH, Md, Saturday Sept. :, 1861.
Yesterday afternoon, the picket guard at Ccnrads
Ferry discovered body Of rebels at work, which, on
inspection with glasses proved be the erection of
two,gun battery. Word was sent to Gen. Stones
headquarters, and section Of battery forwarded.
The rebels discharged two shells without effect Our
guns responded with sphercaoass shot, which caused
a stampede among the rebels. The distance between
the two batteries was not le5s than threeq Of
mile
The Medical Director, DR., King, informs your cor.
respondent that the army presents an extraordinary
degree Of health considering the change Of climate, the
ehangesble weather and the for fruits and
vegetables There are very few serious now IN
the regimeutal hospitals Those which of this
character willie be sent to the General Hospital at
Baltimore in day or two.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
THE RICHMOND WHIG on THE CAPTURE
OF FORT HATTERAS.

bALTraoLR Tuesday, Sept, 10. 1851.
copy Of The Richmond Wig, which has been
received here has most sarcastic article the cap
ture Of the Hteras Forts censuring by implication
the Confederate authorities, and which commences 10
this styles
{" Let us initiate the nutmeg Chinese BY all means
The fort has t.en taken, many hundreds Of have
1dered valuable officers have become prisoners
large amount Of powder has been captured, tho moot
important parl Of coast for pIvateering purposes
is in the hands Of the enemy, and the gallant North
State is now liable to invasion. still IL is small
matter. II vii take 10000 men to regain the FORT
but that II nothing. Whist DO We want with it : Ii
was built for fuu evidently. Had we been in earnest,
some notice would have been taken Of the warning
given by Northern papers. IL would 10 the
hight OF folly ard treason 10 accuse any mem
Der OF the Cabinet Of negligence in the
premises. We, who live at the FeaI Of Government,
know 100 well the superhuman energy, the sleepless
vigilance and miraculous promptude Of every depart
ueDt to entertain for moment she shadow Of shady
snspicion Of any shorcoming the part OF any one
nearly or remotely connected with the Administration.
Picsyune Butler can now leave as many men as be
pesses In the foIts OF North Carolina OF course we
win whip them for have we not the greatest number
Of unarmed militiai"
No boat from Old Point ComfOr; arrived this morning
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GOV. moRaAs's .. S. LIGHT ARTILLERY.

This command hitherto known as the lst Regiment
United States Horse ARTILLERY" or Col Latsons
Regiment IL encamped NJ Eta. Park, Staten Island.
The officers time ago preferred charges OF serl
ous nature against Col Latson the oommandsnt, ana
requested him 10 resign but ho refused 70 do 80 the
complaints and specification were forwarded TO the
War Department, and yesterday morning onoihi us
patches were received setting forth that Col Lasons
authority t. recruit ami IA 80 regiment nad Deeh re-
yoked and that be had longer any connscton with
the organization,
Col Palmer Of Utios an experienced officer, has 40
cepted the Coouecy and ii 10 expected that to-day he
will be officially empowered TO enter upon DIS outes
When il became known that Col Latsons connection
with the regiment was severed the officers at once en-
tered upon the duties Of recruiting with energy Inere
will bs tvs full companies by the end OF the week,
and the matter 10 entirely IN the nands OIL tho
Governor there will % DELAY IN arming anu equip
ping the men. -
CONSOLIDATION Oh TBE GERMAE REGIMENTS
In consequences Of the great number OF Gei man
regiments that existed week3 a9o 10 an lnc0m-
plete state the patriotic sfots OF our German citzens
who entered with zeal In the good work OF s1pprcssnB
the rebellion were completely thrown away for want
of concentration and IL icUld retsssarv that some
plan should be devised for hsstsong their organization.
Accordingly several meetings were beo a. the Cooper
Institute by Those who had the matter u. heart AID
COMMITTEES Of nins was appointed 20 select from the
list Of regiments In course OF formation tos three COM
msnds thst haa MADE the ort layera0e progress and
recommend tbs same 70 tho attention Of the Union De-
fsnss Committee After proper lnyesiigaton the fol-
lowing regimeuts selected and their claims for aid
Laid bSfors the Defense Committee Fremont Regi-
pent, Col. Rosa; Fifth German Risss, Col Vsa Anna
berQi and Bricksis German Artillery. The result waa
An appropriation OF SJ,09 70 bs equally divided bs-
tween tho tbrssosrmands with the proyso thai shey
shosld ~ allsd 10 We maxnua standard end 10 ready
A. 49, GrsS A
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Maj. .os. ions A DIX, Baltimore Ma
FURTHER RAILROAD DEPREDATI0NS BY
THF CONFEDERATES

rpyIR REoCCUPATIoN or THE UPPER POTOMAC.
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has re-
oalvad postye information that during the Last two or
three weeks an army Of the COnfedetes has occupied
the country along their line from Harpers Ferry
toward Hancock and that further seous depreda ions
have been committed by them upon the Company
propertV All the msehnist tools machines, ana ma
ers for repaIs Of engines and cars have been taken
from the Martiosburg rep6irshOps amounting In value
Ia said to nearly $4,000. Five medum'sized pas
.snoer.locomotyes have also been removed by turn
nike through Winchester. This latter movement
seems 70 have been Dgeniously performed The froni
wheels or truck Of the engines were removed, ana
bauled upon WAGONS, while strong wooden whefe
we're substituted and with which the engines were
hauled away by teams Of twenty eight horses.
In il said that the locamotives and the shop ma ma
chnery have all been carried 70 the MANASSAS reao ioi
TRANSPORT 20 Richmond. The locomotives are pot-
tiou of those burned by the Con ederstes IN june a
and being very seriously injured csn hardly 90 Ia.
to u.A by them for mouth more from the neees.!
Of extraordinary repairs being required. BESIDE Wy
foregoing some eight or ten NILES OF the ifOni c0nsu
tntina the track west Of Msrinsburg, above noIu'
Mountau are reported to have been taken up ara 81,
risd away IN ths same direction; also eonsidetao'e
portion Uf tts telegraph wire, forming the rsiHV''
compsuy's lire.
A. this costly property undoubtedly 81 sursoi.
Suafy yalus 20 tho Confsderaiss Al this tifne son
sbility 70 occupy tns eoanlry and remove IL W.T. in
punity is another strong illustration OF the eaa oon
ssonenoss OF Gen Patterson ineftnesa In tnss
We are Informed that Harpers fsny, Chafes.1~s
KsrnsysvilIe Msrtinsburg, and severn otnes Psos'
are nov oeeapisi BY dsiaohmsps q Cca,eesrs.ass -
"a - thekg nie}1sA q seQen sea(p sdsa& y"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

Two FUsERALs AND ONE Fr5BT Yesterday sf,~f
noon two funeral paFties in collision a. the reotf
street Ferry. The one Was sn Irish funeral ard -
other was Scott Life Guard funeral As tie twt
mournful parties approached the ferry over w0ioA
they were sbout 10 convey the remains Of depauet
friends, q hight broke out, in the course OF whlos
Police 0fdcer Smith was severely hurt, ana CsPh
GREGORY o. the Scott LifeG Guard was oDt IN the besd
and otherwise severely injured For time sonea
and brickbats we're thrown about IN the most reckless
manner, many Of the monrners being hriisct and
manned. John Quinn James Power and bdFsrA
Mcclure were arrested and locked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

REPUBLIcAS CENTRAL CLuB.--Ths qsesios 30
abolishing Slavery was again considered As evening
Mr.. Tousey in the chair. Mr. Dyer made q wsA
speech, without touching the resolution, aHt NJ
Bourne then delivered & very lors snsisSohe'n
argument, which did not sgres with tbe sentilneoy OK
the audience. de was hissed and hr: D. Wsossss
resentment. Amid considerable disorder many 'ssn
bers claiming the floor, shs meeting sournea N -
humOr and without furthering the inysstlgatiea s
NJ Oliver denounced tie uss of improper bnso2s'H
rebutting arguments on the resolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

Almost AsoTsER Bic FIRx IN MURRAY 6IRTEr.-
Last evening between and o'clock fire was die
covered to be in progress In the wholesale grocery
store of II. WEIGH, Nc. 100 Murray street. The officer
post soon "a hs saw IT, had the door broken open,
when the application Of one psilfnl Of water quenched
the flames. On examination, is appeared that guam
tiy Of csmphens had been poured in under the door
way, and then lighted Bat for the timely and praise
worthy conduct Of the police officers, the Are would
undoubtedly have been dIsastrous
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
Rniirnnd Accident.

RELtT HorsE, Iuesdayl Sept W IooI.
Tue o'clock norping train fcom Washington csme
into collision this morning with some cattle on the
track AZ Elk Ridge Landing 10 miles south of Bslti
moro. The engine, tender, mail, and bsggage-cars
were SMASHED OF .hs passengercars injured, and
the rsils torn Up.
The msll-ageut, bsggsge-master, engineer, aud FIRE,
man, were slightly injured but fortunately psssen.
gerS were hurt although their escape was mHcalous.
Tao train will be delayed for few hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
BREAKING UP OF A MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT

BALrnoEEl Tnesday, Sept. 10, 1901.
letter 10 7he Baltimore American, from n citizen
OF Leesburg, says that whole Mississippi Regiment
stationed there, reyoed Saturday, broke their
kets tO pieces, and started home. This 10 from
sponsible and reliable man, who has furnished The
american regularly with correct information from thai
vicinity and he adds 10 his note This is reliable"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

RnIuck Dn JeIsvrLLX' Coxrss.--ColleetcF Barney
hss received dispatch from Secretary Seward inform
ing him shat Prince de Joinvis Is . passenger ON the
stesnsr Africa, now due at this port The Prince
ases.psnis4 By Ais ssa. whom hs dssgns, with the
psr.ssss sf shs. .asvsrpnsass 10 Psec In the United
alaau Naval 8sAssl e Newese<
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
noye1aept, of Hon. Gideon weiles.

UAElFOaDI Iuescsy, sept To, I0oi.
TIE Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of tue Navy,
was 70 day invited 70 apubc dnnsr by large num-
Der Of the prominent citizens OF Hartford nondiEg
non Of sI partie-. The Invitation was headed b.
Chief Justice Williams, Judge Ellsworth, aud tie
Hon H C. Desninr The invitation has not as yet
been respondedto bat viii probably be declined ia
ssIueaos o. an e4.ly return to Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
Arrival Of the City OF Manchester
oil Cape Race.

ST. JOBs N. +. Tuesday. Sept 10, 1851.
The steamship City Of Manchester from Liverpool
18th, via Queenstown, S0th, passed Cape Race at 8
o'clock this afternoon, and boarded BY the news
yaft OF the Associated Press She reports having en-
countered very strong hesdwinds during the whole
phssage She has S7 800 in specie, 81 cabin and i7S
stssrsge passengers. All well Her alvicss have
be.ep anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION.

FRAsKToRT, KY, Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1901.
The Southern Rights Convention met here to-day in
the Hall Of the House Of Representatives. Seventy
counties were represented Resolutions were offered
and are now being acted upon the substance Of which
cannot be ascertsined till tomorrow.
Nothing was done to-day by the Legislature, the
Senate having adjourned till tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
Fire In Pi,fsburDs. Pm.

PITTsBuReH, Tuesday, Sept. 10 1881
An extensive fire occurred NJ bali past two this
morning, destroying property 20 the amount Of 500.
900, mosy insured, 0i Of eontrabsnd goods seifed
here were stored In one Of the buildings consumed
The goods were insured fer $4,000. The fire wss
supposed TO Do the work Of an incerdiary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
mnGR oanEN.s CHARGE.

PAIIEsoS Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1861.
Al the orcning Of the PassaiO Circuit Court Lhis
morning, Judge Ogden charged the jury at length On
our national dcultie., taking strong ground against
Secession and IN favor Of sustaining the Government
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
GUBERNAToRIAL NOMINATION.

BALTiEoKE, Tuesday, Sept TO- 1851
Gen. BENJAMIN G. Howard was nominated for Gov
ernor this morning by the Secession Peace Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
MAINE TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

bVHIy'I AVN'V'JI WV TT
The Maine 9th Regiment, Col. Strickland, will ar
rive in New-York tomorrow forenoon, via the 5ton'
iupton route.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
tn. following |. .h. ,pssi. .is Of =. aans@s

Dz. Bxrausr.--Tas Rev DIR. Bethuns sso"
retire from his pastoral charge In the church ~ ss'
frst street. He intends 70 60 - iuly 49, ,'. -
protabis he win make his fstss hoasI W.
change h d underwood thsa he Lss insssA
from tie pulpit aItagotssA