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Personal InteiliGcnca.

Among the passengers by the City Of Washington, which
arrived yesterday morning, Rev. wm. Patton, D. D.,
wife aud daughter; Montgomery Gibbe Esq., bearer Of
dispatches, wife, daughters and servant Of New York
Rev. Dr. Neville, of Newark; Hamilton t. Towle civil
engineer, cl Boston, who devised the steering
by Of which tho Great Eastern was rescued from,
her porous condition after tho gale Of September Ia
and about sixty other passengers received from the
Great Eastern at Cork harbor.
pr. Andrew McIetchic, who was among the captured
prisoners Of the Seventy ninth regiment Richmond
and recently liberated his PAROLE has arrived in New
York. He is Of course, unabo by the terms of his re
volunteers to attend the wives and families OF those OF
the Seventy ninth regiment rs physician gratuitousy
and he may be seen at his residence No. 81 Janc street.
corner Of Hudson.
States, is stopping at The Clarendon Hotel
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

h'uis' htE NY, oct. 0, iool
Richmond papers Of the lst, Charleston of the Sd
are received.
II is evident, from the Of Southern papas that
tho rebel army of the Potomac will act strictly On the
defensive.
On Tho evening of the 26th of September General Les
joined General Floyd With four regiments and four pieces
OF artillery ut Rcadow Bluff.
General Floyds forces represented to be greatly
morazed since the baltic OF Carnax Ferry and Henry
A. wise's generalship severely criticised by the Rich.
mond Eaquiyer, which says that he rotations between
Floyd and Wise aiufu enough explain all our re.
verses in Western Virginia.
Gen Wise, accompanied by Gen. nenniagsen, had ar,
rived in Richmond Tho'former win probably DO court
msrtialed.
Gen Lee is 10 take command Of the forces heretofore
under the Command OF Generals Wise and Floyd
The Ncmpis .iyus OF the 81 instant contains the fol.
lowing proclamation
eonclrriag en,irey in tie views expressed by the
factors cf Sew Orleans ~ te annexed comm III.
cation and e;itian from business mon here pray ng
cotton be s.ni TO New Orleans curing the esisrcg ri
The blockade have determined 20 take the ed
prevent the landing any cotton in this city
Notice is therefore hereby given to nj msstets ai
Of sieaiub ana other watercFaft, that f,lm
md after the l0th OF Uetobe, cotton be hyou
t. New Orleans "r within the lines embracing that
section 81 the county between tine inrtioati ~
abcve CarFoiAon and those becw the city end exen ia
hack to the lae All stem hpals uter water
plged in charge of armed force and escorted above
point indicated This viii be adopted IN at
cases whether he quantity y cotton brought be large
snai The railroad companies have already ssued
ofdcss IN fufhefGce VI the object OF this rfoclana ion
and 10 violation Of them vi be- l~'rmi,tei.
THOMAS 0. MOORE. Governor Il Louisiana.
scl co-operats III Governor Moore in the enforce.
nlent or III above order. H. T. TWGGS,
Major General Commanding.
THE EypECTED ATTACK ON pADUCAH XXI.
CHICAGO, oct. 9, 1851,
The Chicago Trbencs Cairo special adviees iron .iu
cab represent that troops preparing lie
ccpcn Of the rebels, who in strong orce said be
adv inopg aganst that place. Tue and children
OF that place are being sent away
Everything indicates approaching struggle
General Mctlernand win issue tomorrow pfoclama
tion causing all drinking aud gambling houses to
operations.
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THE PUBLICATION OF THE PAPERS IN THE
RIAlR CASE

Captain McEecyer, Assistant Afjcant General AZ 81.
Louis received despatch fiom General Fremont tho
9th inst, TO the follow rg effect
HEADQUARTERS WYSTERs DEPARTMENT,
CANr NEAR iLfFrRsoN Cry, Oct q, 1861. !
The publication of the charges and speciHca ons, NTH
accompanying papers Ia h Of Colonel +. T. FLAIR,
Jr, as in the st. Louis DEM OF yesterday las shock
ed and vcxed Nou will imme lately rrr7oed 10 in
vcsiipatc this violation cf my confidence; ard INFORM
forthwith that the perpetrators may proceeded against
and punished accordingly have elegrarhel the ifrs
dent aud General scott hat II has been done vtoty with
oat knowledge sanction, ana meets with my uns
qualified disarprobatcn aud regret.
JOHN c. FREAONT MAJOR General Commanding
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THE BLAIR.rREMoNT TROUBLE.

CINcNNAI UT. ., IS0I.
The Cincinnati Enquire, the paper in whicA all tho
BlarFrcmont charges letters, g., appeared originally,
in answer 10 Cen Fremonts despatch. cxcurates the
General or any member of his department. mauaiacily
Il IN any responsibility in their publication Tie ia. "a
V ere obtained through an entirely different soucc
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NEW LABORATORIES AT THE NAVY YARD.
Three new laboratories the cite of the blown mp
are nearly completed at the Washington Navy Yard and
foundations for q fourth have been laid.
CONSULAR APPOINTMENT.
The President has appointed John do la Montagnie Of
New York, United States Consul at Nantes in France.
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Splendid Affair of the Steam
Frigate Susquehanna and
GunbOat Monticello.
Destruction OF Two Rebel SChOOners
and a Yawl Boat.
Captured Propeller
Fanny Disabled.
HEAVY LOSS OF THE ENEMY.
SAFETY OF TIE UNION TROOPS,
&C., &C., &c.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 0, 1851.
The following intelligence has been received here TO-
day from Fortress Monroe
The Unted States steamer Susquehanna from Hlteras
arrived at Hampton roads yesterday morning, with the
intelligence Of the eutre defeat destruction
three OF four regiments numbering four thousand of the
rcbcis, consisting of Georg,ns and Caronians.
They had completely led tho Indiana regiment
at Chcanacomco, when news sent to the Monticello,
lying OF the light Lieutenant Brnc, Of the United States
Navy, commander, who ordered the Monticello uuccr
way. Being Of light draugbt she crossed the bar and
commenced shclng the rebels.
The slaughter Is said 20 be terrific They fell by hun
dreds Those not wounded lied like many sheep The
shriels Of tho wounded diatncy heard from the
shore. They were completely entrappcd, having bat
narrow spit or land upon which they were situated.
The steamer shaod them for four mics The dead and
wounded were srewn upon tho beach great profession.
TAey evidently caught tartar.
Ono Of the pckets Of the Indiana regiment who had
been taken prisoner the night before, hs escape
after killing rebol captain one Of tho Georgia reg
ments. He reports that, whist lying coneaed in the
cha arel he counted hundred dead bodies with
in a short distance Of him.
The roat and deleas OF the traitors was complete.
Having accomplished thus much, and perceiving
steamer and two schooners short distance up the sound
the Monticello trne her destructive fire shot and shell
ii. that direction. The result the total Of
the two achooncrs the disabling of the Fanny,
recently captured by tho rebels and the sinking If large
yaw.hoat Gled with troops.
Another report states that tho Union troops rercatcd
Fort latteras but the distance Of Chicamicoico
Fort iiacras Inlet renders the latter report improbable
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CRY, Get s, 1851
Colonel Mathews telegraphed TO Governor Gamble this
morning from Hermann, No. that he had been compelled
to surIendosi camp with three pieces Of cannon to
superior force Of the rebels
The camp of Colonel Mathews was twenty miles from
Hermann and is said have contained about four hun-
dred Home Guards. The rebels numbered 1900,
and their design TO burn the Gasconcade bridge in the
vicinity. Rcinforcements have been sent Hermann
ard tho bridge On hearing of the approach of the rebel
force our forces began erecting palisades for their de-
fence.
AT last accounts tho army Of General Price
Grand river, in Henry county. On Wednesday last he
was marching southwark.
rebel named Wedemoyer Is raising reg,ncnt at
Osceola for the purpose Of making foray Kansas.
Union men from the peghhorhood Of Lexington deny
that any session Of the Legislature held there
Efforts are being made to organize companies Of Mis-
souri, Rangers to carry aguerrila warfare after tho
style Of the rebels.
Generals Sturgs and Lane understood 10 have re-
ceived orders TO march from Kansas City and join Gen.
segel at sedalia.
General segel sent ont detachment Of four hundred
men on Sunday last to cut OF rebel supply train
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct 0, 1861
The surrender OF Union camp Hermann, which
was reported this morning, proves not to have been
serious affair at first stated.
Colonel Matthews simply abandoned his camp the
approach of the rebels, and retired Hermann without
loss Of any kind The three mentioned In pre-
vious despatch belonged to the rebels
Colonel Harding now elegraphs from Hermann that he
had 10 apprehensons of an attack that place. and tat
the Goscanade and Usage bridges well guarded and
secure against the rebels.
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THE SEAT OF WAR IN the WEST.
OUR CAIRO CORRESPONDENCE.
OAsp DlrIANcE, CAIeo, In., June lO--I

CAMP DArIANoE, CAIRo, Ill June IO-1 A. NJ
The Heat Of the Wea1cr-Reriew Of the Troops Dr.
Johnsons Curious Doeumsnt-Msgoren's In;trxctions-
Gen Preniss' Reply-lhs Occupation of Mound Cs.y
and Dispersion Of The ReJel-BlaacAard Discharged-
Hospital Reurn,, &c.
The warm season may be said 10 have been fairly in
augurated for this has been the most oppressvey hot
day have experienced in many years Yesterday (sun
day. ardIhe day before fit companions, and ii is
Thousand wonders that half the soldiers pros
trated by the extreme heat.
On eaturjsy had full brigade parade and inspec
ton. Six thousand troops formed upon the parade
grounds comprising in their ranks every Of the
vcecavalry, artillery, infantry remen Zouaves &c..
presenting such appearance before gre ted
Western eye, and performing such evoutioDs spoke
in the highest terms OF the ability OF officers to direct and
capabty Of the troops to perform the thousand and
changes established by Scott and Bardec and Fills
worth To gay that the troops presented most superb
appearance, and fat IN every evolution au6
noeuvre, would be doing them but half justice, Tor IL
must be remembered that with the exception Of
the principal officers the brigade Of Gen. Preptss s
posed Of recruits and novices In the arts and
mens pertaining to the camp and field To particularze
the different companies and regiments deserving OF
prage above their fellows would be nvldous but
mase, comparing the Western volu ateers with their
brethren in at the East, the former lack that
grace and polished manner, the timely tread and minute
urecisiou OF metropolitan troops they moro than com
. .,o ,,,,r a. ~. r,onoh N ,ro .-a,,ooa ord ah,
pense'e '1o Aa.'ine ~ 'u0 p''e."e ''''o' " i'o'i
taught self re?nce and superabundan devotion to coun
trv unlocked for and nov existing in the mars OF trade
c..u,,.. ~ ~ ,o.,ox.
VI Iasn''n anu VI '''
Several Union mca from the SCUM Witnessed the pa
rade on Saturday and it their general opinion that
comparison could be made between troops apd
those OF tennessee under General fho" 10 lar o. ds
pine, arms equipments proficiency were concerned;
.h e. oil ono ~ our ree,rron.a coa,d
'iH' " "i' "ppoA. 49,. 0A =. ~ iee 80 800 N'1
especially to impress them and that the entire alb
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jersey City News.

JERSEY Cny,-Between ten and eleven O'Clock We'd
nesday right fire broke out in the oil mandatory of
Ly ddon II Yenner, corner Of Green and Bay streets
Owing TO the combustible materials, the baiding,
gethor with its contents, totally destroyed Loss by
Iyddon Yenner 50 900; insurance The buildings
were owned by the jersey City Cand and Oh Maniac-
turing Company. Loss Sc SEQ; partly insured. Engine
Company No. 20, OF New York, went TO the ire,
and rendered most efficient service.
South SyvEs1H STREETBetwsen three and four O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out in the three story
frame building No 27e South Seventh street. Before tho
remen could reach the spot the building together with
one ir the rear, envelo2ed in flames The front
BUILDING was occupied by q. A. Poey "a hoop skirt
mandatory. Loss machinery and stock SIS BOO in
cured the Jersey City 81 Nicholas and Merchants In
Companies for Sc 0C0 The building is owned By
James Harriscn Lees Sbee insured for 81 900 in the
New Amsterdam Insoranco Company. Tho Are was
doubteQlY the work of incandiarY.
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Arrivals and Departures.


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DEPARTURES.
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City Intelligence.

ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN OuvxR srRnr.-Coroner SchL-rdei
was yesterday called to hold inquest In tho tenement
mouse ~ Oliver street, the body OF Irish woman
named Bridget Crawford who found dead In her be
on tHe eth floor OF the pre- mes under suspicious cir
CumstaLces Both eyes Of deceased wore blackened,
Saa nes arms and body appeared - have been much
gruSe9 some OF the inmates Of the house say that
y0nn Orawiord her husband threw her down stairs
mconssoay while others are equally positive that de-
Cessed Tell down. That deceRen had frequently been
Deaten oy her husband there seemed TO be no doubt
LIE. Cia1ford was very Incorporate woman and had
to-day. ~ w -''-
FIRE IN SEVENTH AvENuE-Between ten and eleven
O'CLOCK yesterday morning q fire broke out in bakery
NO. ia seventh avenue, owned by Daniel Heer. The
names extended into the store before the fro was extn
eulsned The damage to the premises will amount TO
about $500. Insured for $780, IN the Mechanics Irsu.
rance company OF Brooklyn The building is owned by
a. y. rodgers 1t Is damaged about 800 said 10 be
INSURED, The fire was caused by back draft blowing
some iiehted shavings from the furnace.
MAN ABHNG.-Mr. Charles S Banks, of No 100 York
street., Brooklyn, has been missing since Wednesday
morning, when he left his place OF business No SO
Maiden lane, TO go up TO Fiftie,h street He is about
io years OF age five feet eight inches high with dark
pair and partially gray beard and dressed In bsown
sack coat black vest and pants Panama hat. Any
udpgs OF him will be thankfully received by hs family
STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN.-The steamboat Sea Foam, Caot
Rtct when off Black Rock exploded her boiler filled and
sank IN very few minutes The accident occurred at
ABOUT Blk O'Clock yesterday morning Fortunately all
broken limbs
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THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE WAR LOAN.

FHIlADEIIHIA, JUNG I3 1901.
The bids for the State loan, to tire amount o..
3ooo 0oO, opened today. More than suffcien
amount taken at par To the honor of the bidders
II may be stated that but 81 400 bid for less
par Much qualification expressed here at the beraty
and parioism that induced capitalists Of al parties to
sustain tine govern ment 80 triumphaatiy.
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Personal IntelIf1ence.


Col d. ID stoyr, OF Esssachusetts. W. C Ru imau and
j. Lee, OF Philadelphia; D. +. Candeld Of Fon du Lac J.
Corbet CT illinois Charles Leonard OF Rocklan aud
James Ludngtop, Of Milwaukee, are stopping at the La.
fargo House.
Sir Gieyile smysh, Bart Capt Paul aud T. VI Batter
OF england; NorvsTo OLA, OF Guayaqui; A Hegel and
wire OF Guatemala A. Schart and family, Pedro Echa.
guerra Miguel Careaga Juan Caviedes and A. Mila o.
mexico and w. B. s. Boudnet, Of New Jersey arc stop.
ping at the Brevoort ,use.
Hon W. Lsavenwor!h OF Syracuse; Lieut. Gov.
campbell, OF Albany; John Arnot, Of Emira Diaz OF
Mexico w. Whvtiog mt j. W. Rice, Of Boston; n Hawes
OF san Fisncfc0 W. G. Nolan and family, of Texas; d.
Martopgen Of Paris; G. Beebe and wife, of Kansas u
"a Randall, Of st. Louis and Lieut. +. Devens OF Fort
Mcscnry, are stopping at the Ct. Nicholas Hotel
Gov Morgan, Of Albany; Col f. f. Rice, OF Maine Col
o. Il Green and II Dixie and wife, OF New York Capt
r. nurey OF Stonln ton; DR. futile, OF New Be ior
w. g. Fargo, OF Buffalo, j. Cushing, Of Boston, Tnlaes
and femy, Of Baltimore, and Hon c. G. Myers Of Og.
densbure, are stopping at the Astor House.
Hon T. II lhou as, & A. Henton, G. Il Lyman, l. C.
Wickert and wife, and T. S. Stevens OF California; p s.
lnsce, OF Phiaoelphs; G. f. Church and wife OF Con
nectcu; Witt and wife, OF Ohio DR.. McOougal, Capt
r. L. Granger and B.: Rsnsey, Of the United States
Army, are stepping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gov. 0 p, Norton, OF Indiana; Major Ladd, l. D Kin
ball. T. W. Bees and John Chandler and wife. OF Boston
q. G.. Pride, OF ST Louir O. Todd, OF England j. d Nor
gan and wife, Of Quebec + X. Collins, OF New Jersey
Gwyane and A. Gwy aoe, OF Australia are stopping
Rt the Fifth Avenue Ho.ei.
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Died.


BpReER On Wednesday, June IL Mrs. SARAH BURGER,
in the 17ih year CT Der age.
The relatives and friends OF tie family are respectfully
invited &c attend the funeral this Frday) afternoon at
t~o O'clock from the resdenae OF her son nlaw, Ed
werd story, No. 115 Forsy th street.
BATON On Thursday morning, June IL, CORA, inant
daut bter of Thoxnss "a. ond Susie Barton
The relatives end lends Of the family are nvisd to
attend the funeral tois (Erday) afternoon at three
viation.
Bolton AT her residesce in the town of Wes.hsster,
Wecuesday evening, uc L. CAIAANE, wife d James
Bolton Esq IL the go yeas OF her Hge
The funeral viii take place on Saturday afternoon,
at two o'cotk. The relatives AID friesds OF the
family respectfully avited to attend without fur
Their notice.
BRoueH M -Accidenaiy drowned, JOHN BRsUGHAM
TIE remains vii be osered, from the coraer Of TweH
tysI1h street AID avenue a, this (Frisay) morning,
at eevea O'Clock. dis friends and relatives ere
,set invitation ns from he above riace. ''
I,sMnon Thursa' y. June is, Of scarlet fever, IN
ter OF William B. aud arab n. Bromeu
She IL nos dead, but sleepeth,
The relatives ard rfonds OF the family are respectfully
lag Hudson avsans Sands stsset, BROOKLYN, this
{fday) afternoon, at three O'Clock Tho remains WIZ
be taken to y press Fils Cemetery Cor intermsnt r
CAhpHN On We inesday, June e, Henry GSvRH CAa
rE.I, eyed 20 ysars j month and 20 days
The relatives AID friends RESPECTFULLY nvited to at
tend the fuassaA from No 3t7 ttiTd avcnae, this Fs
day. a'ternapa, at cue o'clock, Tho remains VIZ. be
token 20 The fnknerar Cemetery.
DnI0N--0A Wednesday, JSne ~. HASAH NARA OIL
years and six moakhs
The friends Of .he family respectfully invited to at
teno tho funeral from tho residence OF her parents No
ls3 East Thirty street, this sFridays afternoon
two o'clock.
ON rursdp.y, Juno Is, JoHS FAGAs, in the 3D.
year Of hs age
Notice Of the fune raj win be given in Saturday paper
GnIMAN.- AT Per "a Amboy, on Wednesday, June l.
Mr.. JOSEPH SJIAAA A.
The funeral wi take place this Fri6ay) afternoon,
two o'clock.
GOODRICH Departed this life on Wednesday evening
june ~ an' O lingering llne@, LEONARD o. GoooRcf
aged Az ye'A are, Q months andl day.
- .Hlicticn sore lorg time he bore,
Physicians tried In vain;
Till God was Pleased TO give him easo
And free him iom his pain.
10 sleeps IN Jesus blessed Sleep
fbe friends and relatives respectfully invited TO
nd the funeral from the residence Of bis mother'ii
law, No II Margin street, this (Fridny) afternoon,
enc O'Clock. The remains Will be taken 10 Greonwoo
| Cemetery.
Newark papers please copy.
GRIcas--Op Monday, June 10, on the battle field,
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TEE THIRD MICHIGAN REGIMEN]

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich June IL, 1861.
The Third Michigan regiment, 1046 rnen, left this
nirg for the seat of They splendid body
Of men, fully armed, equipped and ready for service
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Ladies--If You Wish Handsome Cater
Boots ~ shipgs Slips Ties at and Aings psl
psr with Boys, Moses and Infants Boots Shoes i.
trcnize MILLER 4 CO., 1857 Canal street
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Married,

HIPS Hair Dy e--5Oe Blnok or Brown.
Best IN use Depot, No. Barclay street. Inimabe Hair
Cutting.
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Cristad olo's Hair Dyo, Whgs and Toupces
the world Wholesale and retail and the DYE
privately applied al No 8 As.or House
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Bachelors Hair Dyo-Ths Best I'm the
wc1idhamless reliable and instantaneous Sold
piled at A1CHR..OR'S wig factory, 6 Bond street.
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Dravtngs OF II. France & Co.'S Dela.

Dravstngs q Il. France & Co.'s Dela-
Lotteries Authorized by act of Assembly passed yapa
AIRY, 1859 0r,nts 10 run twenty years.
SUSSEX CoUNIY-CIAss al, Drawn June IL, 1851
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Circulate sent free Of charge by addressing
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Photoe raphs az the War and the War;
rtors military style grim EOLNES
new Gallery 264 Broadway