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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEES.

10 "a, EGaoy Of ms A. Y. Tribune
SIN: TITO Prudential Committee In this town arc
doing world Of god. II is composed chiefly OF our
heaviest Taxpayers, in whom tue people have implicit
confidence. Although their proceedings are strictly
private we see every day striking and valuable ev.
dences Of their movements. They have sent copy of
the following circular 10 prominent Union man la
each town in the State, and write this simply to sg
pet that smar movements in every State friendly TO
The Union would effect tho most beneficial results.
Bridgeport, Conn, Aug 30, 1861. FAtAior'
prfpgxPoPr Aug "a, 1861.
DsAH Sra: Tho gartomca whose pGIies are hgo ~
Ve. sp,yiuted Prudential COasITIB VI ger we 0oS
rssoaton ps,asd at, Maas Meeting Of the cieo' Of oas
port, Al, ust y, 1851; , -, - 1919 .onotuted a
Prud.i.I Committee with discreonAry po"es 70 so ~
M rnuu With tns OK authority 10 sreh rsnneI -
81. n IN, pr,srt stats Of public excitement ' "a
Tor Tho parpo.e sussuius tho lay, and P5sSe us Pu'o
PeaSs' i9,Tts VI .Io,p -. Joseph THOMPSON,
6Iinisna TtiaapsoN A. +. bOIlSfOf
0lDby ~, o--' WV EOSsOS HAWLEY,
lBIJAH BURROUGHS RUsSbbnh, ,o E nv
GRO. ). SANFORD y :. - N1tnI 49,
PIT. BARNtM, ~ -, - N = uiiiN 9Rrpy
FREDEhlCK WOOD. bIbfhnL'' , - "a In 49,
Uh topsd that SIMILAR Co4ni.le"e .IaJ 70 ~
town f. Btas, aid that thry nsy 20 81 &c.,
WIN eseI 1us STCOJ n Pre-, Prudential Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
GEN. ROsECRANZ'S DIVISION.
TIE REPORT or HIS DEFEAT
PnILADELPHIA, Friday, Aug. 80,

PnILADELrHIG, Friday, Aug. 80, 1881.
TIE Baltimore dme,ican bss the following reliable
Intelligence regarding the divsicn Of Gen Rosecranz,
obtained from vol known e,ron e baltimore, WI
returned Yesterday from Northwestern Virginia;
The name Of this gentleman has been freely used Ia
baltimore for tho last few days having written let
tar declaring that there bad been a great battle, in
which Cen RosecnnE was defeated. TIE gentleman
sa,s that up 10 tho afternoon Of the 9Th INST Cen
Rosscranz wa. not only alive and well but was qui-
tly trnsactiag his important functions a his head
quarters.
M information Whatever was understood 10 have
been received at headquarters. News Of the affair OF
Colonel Tyler, near Summerville, had been received
but Of no other action beyond sn occssoua contact OF
pickets or scouts. Although it was not known exactly
where the forces Of General RosscrsIz were postgd,
or their numbers il WA evident that tho General was
under no special alarm in regard to them.
IL il enid that hi. scorts had reported that the main
BODY Of The Confederate forces, believed 10 DO com
nanded by Gen. Lee, and from 1000 TO 5000 strong
WIS encamped on u large plain, within or nii.1s
only 81 the encampn.ent Of Capt. Reynolds, who is
suppCsod 10 have with lin The largest portion Of Gen
Rosccrsnz u ops.
II Wa. believed that no attack would be made by
either Of tho Southern forces commanded ny Gen. Leo
or Cen Vie, unless they could ilut stroling detach'
mert 70 encounter 10 In the case Of Col Tyler OF the
nh OHIO Regiment, near Summeryllle.
ysous accounts are given of the forces Of Generals
Lee. Wise, and Floyd, bat no accurate iniorastlon
seems 70 be possessed outsds Of Gen. RosecrAhLs own
SAT-.
Ooinious dTer very much amcug military men ana
others In Westeru Virginia US to the probabilities oil
an, thing like general engagement between inc ie'
srec,vo nruics in that quarter. Every confidence
seems to he roposed in the ability 81 General f'se-
cranz to maintain haaSlf sgsnat any forces likely 70
BE- spared TO attack him.
He has excelIen! aids aud officers to support him
who have doubtless, helped him in providing aa oHcc
i've army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE Friday, Aug. 80, 1851.
Fz.Pres!dsn. Pierce has arrived from the North
West.
The Frankfort CommoH~eG'h says the Commissioh'
era from Gov. Magoifn have returned from "a"hrB-
ton and delivered sealed packages to the Governor
II !, id the President Is willing to await the action
a .be Kentucky Legislature just chosen from the pee
ple. and is dispo,cd TO accord to their wishes.
Ex.Minis,er Preston addressing picnic at LeSng-
ton, Kentucky, to-day, favored neutrality and peace
for Kentucky, but did no, believe tho could preserve
either and il not tho che went with tho South
tho better.
Iis reported that Mr.. Iiobetz'r tho former h'PreS'
Agent who was arrested nj Eizabethiown yesterday.
NO. taken on tho cars toward Camp Boone, end
;umped from them while in notion, and ran to tho
woods Several shots woro fired at bin, but he ca
caped unframed.
Den. A. Sidney johnson was at Mesia on the "a ~
tie head Of 500 Texans, and in pursuit Of COL o'f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
Northumberland BIZ TSIeer1pl.

BUyyuo Aux 80 D. m-FLouR steady sgs ~ hat
u,nd WHEAT closed 2dac better tor Nc, - ga aus
ter feeling ali round salss u TO busb red hah Do o. ii
hpsb do gle; IL 900 bush do ssayc T. I'll vi; 8 Oo&
au hu.h hits Ntusr StO5t %" bn.7 "a a9 10 Nt,.
S1S CHICAGO Svrius l 10 bu.h 20 20 ,sss 81 sd
nt.s IS n SoRs steady ana ~ iaf Ia ziaHr. ia
h.h rs, Do WuIsKI held at rye TsposTs ooo bbls.
~ a.r snd he on Whsst, To New c.n Expoars Coz
90 % SS' 4 $40 bush Wh,t 4Jooo bssr. "a Gora
iii, FLOUR 100 bush wheat 80 "a Ia Eood demand.
aLs.sI Aug 9-FLouH uesdi So ss al al FOR Whss
W. n, ststeI sale. 81 Io'oo .ass; -. ~
asuisho % Coss 10 fair deisand ncie @ 800.
essrtn mixed at Ale lat evtMs sS 80
1eo oosn ~ iio Lbl. lie kees ssa ~
WhhN' sse'yak $3.50 boxes Chees.,osi 9e9 n.ftTJ
road er IA His Flour sl3 do lsta .jdt w.
81 enes WoJ 80 Hop. s9 hsss Nhsi ~ eots ga 49,
Tobacco 20 usIs 81 bbls on, 2l3t bhis fbst ~ 49,
Sss.9n ~ MI, Hshw Shipped " les 49, acox
Wool ~ hsb Cou 80 do. Rye a7AS DO "iS"' Nv
a. I,.ra All so do. Mali. - wua.r dull sax
oswxee Aug ~ 40 bush No. cbissgO Spring al 60
rm and scsrse, IN cons sI &c OF ne
g Mu' iSsosrs-S:oo bbA Float So go bush Wheat - -
Cscsao Aug a-FLgrs dull WaKAT advanced tc s.lse
.,6s,66Jo Tor No. H. and Sc for No C"sS nfy dc fos
mixed Ia store. Oars steady RscsrTs-a bba Flosf
c engagements i6c Tor Wheat 70 buffalo EtcaAsoB o
PTltspsLrE,A su, c--Frork sncb, aEed wasn a.
v.,ssd le .ae. Of so bush Rs1 ~ q IlaSI 70, NkLs
y -. Coas !. hJIp a! I" @sae. se"/ ssao ret sased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

10 be clerks toforc Poters Committee commenced its
Investigations, aud that about the came pumbsr are
ndosed by their respective friends a, true to tho Gov
eminent There is no account of the remainder Of
those reported by the Committee
| THE RETURN OF THE EAST INDIA SQUADRON.
Official dispatches from Ito East Indies ,.ats that
tho flag officer has received the order Of the Navy De-
partuent for the immediate return Of the Squadron to
the United States. One slip WILL however, be left
there, and also the coaste Of Africa ard Of Brazil
after the'e squadrons shall have boon withdrawn for
blO,ksdiug purposes.
COLONIZATION or sIAyEs.
The Governor Of Fernando Po Las been authorized
by the Spanish Government 10 receive in shat leland
ceftsin number of slsves who mhy be captured by
vessels Of the United States that being free they may
there acquire tho benefits Of civilization.
Flag Officer Inman has communicated this PROPOSE
tim to our Government
TAMPERIEG WITH NAVAL OFFICERS.
It appears from tho samo correspondence IRON Tho
African Squadron that tho Secessicnists have been
sending circulars to naval ocers OF Southern birth,
holding out inducements to leave the United ssfes SER
vice sud Join that of the Disuuioniss with equal rans
First Lieutenant Of the Marines Tstnall received
one OF thcse documents.
PAYMENT or GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
The Government employees have received one-siIth
Of their present months salaries in Treasury Notes,
and the remainder in specie
THE pRUssI6N NEEDLE GUNS.
Private parties are exhibiting TO prominent officials
and Offering to supply tho army with the Prus'isn
Needle Guns.
THE ASSIGNMENT OF LAND WARRANTS.
Tue decision embodied in tue subjOned circular will
be recognized ss important:
GENERAL LAND OuIcE, Ausuti2i, 1851.
Reeif:ey, and Reosgfr'V Land tfe's; -, g..
GENTLEMEE: In a recent decision OF the necfetAry
Of q G Interior IL is held:
First: That in order TO give proper legal force nnd
effect 10 assynments of nd wRTTauts all such assigr
ments Mt the time Of tie uOn thereof to be Vail
should DO filled with the names OF The assignees The
effect Il this deci ion which ia prescribed as regna-
Ion TO govern IN the execution OF all assignments here-
after will be to prevent fir uds cousegurnt upon the
los Of warrants lned il blank incident 10 pac
ig them III that condition III the hanGs OF un'rus''
worthy agents. :, ,
sSec;uo. Under this ruling assignments in blank
will hereafter be certified by this Office recognized
as vahd either at THE or the local lsud Office.
1H,rd This decsiOn, nos ever, Will not Affect past
transactions undor the old practice, where such assign
nlenls had been mado ia blank, duly filled up with
reach this or the local Office provided they found
regularly Bitcstcd acknowledged ana certified and srs
uiip cached on the flies Of tho eIsrtmeut. AL un-
contested complete assignments Of ti clsss found reg
ulsr IN all rcspects viii consequently be respected
heretofore both aG this ard the local land Office and
will be duly saGsfcd 6y location and patent.
yesy respectfully, your otedirut servant
III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
PETITION OF FRENCH CITIZENS

ErATS UhIS.
10 ne Unitsa Marssai 81 ne Dfrfef Q Nev- I0Tk
Sta: When people Is placed in the critical position
Of that Of tho North h. time, il has right TO con-
,r,s the laws 70 as to strike down traitors who, under
Oh. hypocritical mash Of imPartslty deal them harsh
blows wilhou, cessation.
In this relation, we beg TO point out the Courier
dee Eats Uais daily journal, which, in its French
sphere Of action aids The Daily NeVs, The Day Book,
&c. in defending openly the political treason Of the
South. This Journal repeats each day every possible
ealumuy against tho North it accumulstes all state
ments which may be distorted against ne. In word,
Sir by is continual maueuves, IL distis false ideas
into the French population WHICH, repeated daily,
detsch them Httle by little from the party OF the
Union.
Would Il not be possible, by, th, powers in your
hands at this critical time u SUPPRESS thii Secessonist
Journal, 10 hostile to the Norhi Il would, we are
aure Ls \ heavy blow dealt 10 our 'neaes.
Th. sea have the honor 10 sIurs OF thsk pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
THE FIGHT AT SUMMERYlLLE, VA
Uh,ios LOSS GREATLY EXAGGERATED.

cLEsxI4SD, Friday Aug. 30. 1851.
Gov. Dennison has just Ssved the following tel
eg-apaic Dispatch from B~<SSkeT-Gen. Cox:
"GAULEr BRIDGE, Aug %, 1861.
"Atthsnuc reports show that fifteen Of our soldiers
were Lilld and about forty wounded at the recent
battle ri summeryille. A large number of the 9TH
Ohio Regiment scattered during the fight and are miss-
ing, bat IL s hoped that mostof these will escape
CI.RE,BURo, Friday Aug DO, 1851.
Tie battle Of Cross House was a mere skirGish
Col TYLER was posted northwest of Summeryite, with
his regiment in two divisions. The Rebels got between
tbcrn faBliug Col Tyler who retired viii i0'' "f
only fifteen men.
,ior Easement, with the other subdivi5iops, num-
beribg 400, arrived at Charleston yesterday.
In the skrmish below Elkwater, on the BunterVilie
road yesterday, Eve Rebels and one Federal soldier
were killed. The rebels retreated.
Gen. Robert Schenck is ordered to service IN the
DEPARTMENT of the Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

WI:% O. Tracy 70 be Lieutenant August 1861. vtcs wa.
dho D1s,.,I ssaH 70 DO Ea. Angus, 1851 ~s j. All
rHIRrEesrH REGIMENT.
ox ,s % % CoooO. August 49, 1861, vice bsss q
FIFTEsSTH REGIMENT
o q ,S.. rsSSq. .s. to b. End,
HepIy W. PewSS g b. Eesisu, August TO- 1861 Woo Joss
ssvsSSsrSrH KecIMEsr.
Lieutsaan. John visls 70 So captsu AuEc, lag, ,,.
Flan Chse' Hilbert to ~ L!eutorso August 1851 Vie.
I.sso D. BsaVet 60 be Lieatensn Ausas 1851 vice Ross
s. Hart deceased.
Qu.erna.eS Sergeant Terence Foley to be Enssu Aaga
psyd T DRAKE 70 Be- so.sn 1uru.. s 1851 VIC, Mcc.us
DANIEL Bercn it,, to be Ensign, Ausds; 70 1881 vss cAas~
Hiram Wilde 10 be Ensign Augusta 1851 tcs wnis-a M
HroHTEEETH REGINRsT.
Luten.n Albert - 3,esy TO be Captain, Angus. feaI
' Ep II D. H",ao Gsoduo to be Lsuteu. August 1885,
P,iSa;e Fdw:rd NJ Riley to be Ensign August 1861 Voc
Nah,S Ride e. be Surgeon Ausust 49, 1861 vice J. L. YES
TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
Lieutenant Hsrmsu Bsnnecke to be Csp'stn July 49, 1881
Llcuieqlus William syhns to be Captain August 1881 '''s
FT,9cii y Weber be c,ptaiu July 1884, vice ch.is'
ErsIsO Eng Leseer to DO Lieu.Onar August 1901 vs's
William SchUt reigusd -, ~,
Engu Herman stoste to bs Juye 1901 vice
Enin Robert Msrs. to be Licususut August. 1884, vies
Henry r. Waiter Ensign July 8. 1851 vice H. stOockeH
Theodore Bsuuba-h to be Eugn. August 1861 vice Robot
ASsr. Weber to be Ensign August 1901 vice r. Losoisos
PromUed
rwEsTY-PIRsT REGIMENT.
Henry q. L.nSiug to 10 Lieutenant August 1884, vos l.
Sargent us.. he Ensisn Ausu.. s. 1891 viss
sls, Go l. Remogon to be En'sa, August 1851. viz.
Frojoricx T. Micten be Ensign, August 1861, Woe
TwESrY-syTB REGIMENT.
Li;gen,nt Robert John.on'O be Captain August TO- 1881
THIRTY-YIRsT REGIMENT.
Levi Fuller to be Captain, August d. 1861 vios NJ O. Nc
rHrRTY.YirTH RroraRyr.
Captain Bradley Winsow to bs Lsu,euan. o0ne August
Captain o. Todd M,ior Angus, TO- 1861 Woe B.
Iird,sa.H Jane. R. Barnett to b. Captain August 1891
Episn Hem, e. CIsnden b. Captain Angus. 10. 1861
vic. Bfa dley Wtrslow. promoted.
THIRrY-sEvESTH REGIMENT.
Fnsisn Jane, oBsrne to be Lieutenant Angus" ie6's
y y,Iemiah oL,sry be sos Jay 90 1851 yics osor
MicSssi j. Weldon to be En,isa Aug 2S 1851 Woo !. n
TmRrY-EG0HTH REGIMENT.
Sergr.n,M,or Geo bennett to be Captain Aug lssL
Ii,I oha NJ CoopSy to be Captain Aug 1884, vice -
E9.sn Jo6@ IT, CoytO be Lioutensu. Aug 1861 vice VIM
Ensisn August Fuui bs Lisu'sOsn, Aug 1861 vice A.
ES.sa Robert Watson to bs Lieutenant August Q. 1851
Eu.sn frederick w sapmsn to be Lieutenant. August
En.su Joi Brady II be Lieaepsn. August ise vfcs
T6om. ,ain to DO Lieutenant, August 1861 'c' o. O.
onn Mar. to be Adlutan, August aei vice W.
cssries Ssst1o be Lieutenant August 1861 vos jobs
Ma appointed Adut.n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
PALMYRA, MO, TAKEN POSSESSION OF By
THE REBELS.


Lieut.. Pinkley, Of Capt. Ralson's company OF the
10th Regiment Of Volunteers, came TO this city Hst
evening. He states tina, large body Of Rebels, var
ously eauaed from 500 to 3O0O under the notorlous
Martin Green, took possession Of Palmyra No., yes
terday morning. There were no u. s. TrOops there 10
lefendit and Of course rcsiF:snce was made Some
800 OF the Rebels IN tho town and the balance eu'
csmped on the outskirts.
train Of cars containing large quantity OF muakets
for the troops at St. Joseph which left Hannibal yes
terday was fred into Palmyra, and was forced to
return. No damage, fortunately, was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, FTidayi aug IVi R0O4'
sa0 Of trucs from New Madrid E7Tiyed ST the camp
q, Birds Point this p. M, tho OLsctbeing to exchange
nr,onors IL ia ,eported that the Rebels under en'
T,o,r,so, opd Cen. Hsrieo are falling lack Oh New
Madrid
cmoloe, Friday AVgis.S lsJi'
dispatch from Cairo SAYS that news nos D0en -,
ceyed 1T Ca Ginlrdeau that the keoeis use
"A Gdu pettoo TO b. nfeld. II THE IL rHe ~
-. .ovy ~ 2 L,is vim 30 mica Of 10 nVst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
HEAVY SEIZURE OF GOLD by THE REBELS.

FAYETTE, No, Friday, Aug. 50, 1901.
AppreheDsions being felt that tho Branch Of the State
Bank at this place would he robbed the cashier yes
terday sent the specie amounting to about 100000 to
Allen DEPOT on tho North Missouri Railroad for trans
porition TO St. Louis. On reaching Allen tho money
was seized BY party Of 20 Secessonists led by Capt.
Poindexter, aud carried of. Whether u viii be re-
covered lie not now known, some saying that Capt
Pondexsr has been induced 10 return i 10 tho bank,
while Others e,sort that he will attempt 10 cross the
Missouri River aud carry !. to Gee Prices army In
the northwest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

GOVERNMENT AT THE HORSE MARKET.-After the
battle Of Bull Run 5000 horses were advertised foft
and later than tuat STILL larger demands were made
upon the country for cavalry, artillery, and wages
hoses 20 aid u the war the result Of which has been
an active demand in all parts OF the country whefs
horses are bought aud sold and she purchase, by sa'
thorzed agents, of immense Groves Of the equine
species which Collected for hspeeti'n TT Phadet
pbis. The Horse Market in New-York has il. head.
ouar-ers in Twenty fourth street which Is dotted with
fine stables from Lexington avenue to the East River
Here, during the week past, at a single stable, 2oe
horses have been purchased aud forwarded for Mr. r.
Copeland who is at present engaged in procuring ooo
snmaI- To meet the requirements, they must be l5f
to Is; hauds hgh long tailed, aid sound 10 every re.
spect.
These requirements being fulfilled, everything u
bought that offers itself prices ranging from So to
$3.50 New-York was early drained Of its best scare
cut-horsee and is now nearly exhausted in the better
class of grocers and wagou-horsee. Tho market
therefore being rupphed by frerh drafts from the ooua-
try-fron IN State Ohio, Canada, aud Vermont pru-
cipallv More southern States send direct TO PnliS'
delphia Some very fine specimens, winch Ia ordinar!
times sold ut !00 are daily changing hands' for the
ssrycs of the country at $2j The better classes are
selected fr Dragon service the soater coarser, and
slower ones are put into harness. On Monday large
drove of herses will sr i've from Canada and anoehef
large lot about 10 DO shipped from Vermont Is iooxee
spr 81 the same time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

RgopEvISa or CHURcHEs.-Most Of the churches
which were clos during the Summer months, VIII
be reCpeued tomorrow, the intetreenum having bers
devoted % the reuovaton and improvement Of the
houses of wor.hip Ths season the numbers Il ssen7
tees FROM the city has been much SMALLER than Oh or.
binary occasions 20 We may look for more general
at,.ndsnce tomorrow than usual at this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

TAG HAVANA STEAnERs.-Ihe Seamshp ooiam'
ba, which calls to-day for llsvans, VIII take out per-
manrnt guard of twenty marines, supplied oy the FED
era Government at the instance the owners aessrs
spofford & Tleston who will provide them with SUBJ
.isencs and comfortable quarters to guard against pr
vateers
The armament Of the Columbia consists OF two ID
pound rAed cannon, each weighing 900 pounds ana
taking in 2pOund shot, aud the patent con'csl sbeu
one brass 6pounder rihed, carrying EPound shot, aud
two iron 3-pounoes. The steamer Marion, OF tho
same line is 70 be armed ia iise manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FRON MISSOURI.
A Proclamation by Gen. Fremont.
He Declares the Whole State Under
Martial Law.
FREEDOM OFFERED THE SLAVE POPULATION
peci,l Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

81. LOUIS Friday Aug. 80, 1851.
Mai. Gen. Fremont will tomorrow morning
issue proclamation Of the highest importance
declaring the whole State under Martial law, and
offering Freedom TO tie Slave population.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
TIE REMAINS OF GEN. LYON.
PurlsprtrErA, Friday, Aug.

PHLsprLPEtA, Friday, Aug. D, 1901.
The remains Of Gen. Lyon viii arrive here to-mor-
row morning They will DO received bys military
sscor, and taken 10 TIE New-York boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BAtrIzoRs, Friday, Aug 80, 1861.
Tho Old Point boat nos snived. There IL no news
from Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC CONVEN-
TON FROM TROY.

Troy, Friday, Aug. 80, 1861.
Isaac McConike, r., and Harvey Smith were aP-
poipt.d delegates 20 the Democratic State Convention
from this CITY this evening" Thomas McMsnus and p.
RegAn Alienatea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
DEMOCRACY OF wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY.
u,...nI-a IN TUE CAMP.

Notwithstanding tho strenuous efforts which have
beon made to unite the two wiDgs OF the Democratic
party, il is clear that, IN Wesclts'er County, TIE
tlsacL Iisdy TO 10 qubs IS wide. aO' r's'' 'n'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

BUReLARY--Tne house of W. Ii. Chase No. 2is
South Filth street, jersey City, was entered aud roo"
bed of sllvtr ware on THURSDAY night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

YwE REBELS DRIVEN In AGAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

MORE sKIRMISHEG BY OUTPOSTS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-31

To tho A'soetaed PIs,S
wAsaiSoTos Friday, AuS-.' 80 1851
TIE FEMALE SPIES.
TIE War Department has proofs strongan sufficient
against the women recently arrested to place the facts
OF their compciy with and aid to the SeceUsoniss DO.
yohd sll doubt.
THE NATIONAL LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury contemplstes Issuing
AN address 10 Tie ubc in behalf Of the national loan
loss or REBfLs IN sKIRMIsInNG.
Ana.ny oiRcer Nationed on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac reports that while We have lost seyera SOL
ders this week in picket skirmslngi at leas, sixteen
OF the enemy were certainly killed.
me DIsLuYAL TREASURY CLtRks. 80 Of.
OF tie alleged sloyaI emP'o,eos ia TIE T'eN'7Ty
Derartutu, II has 1e ~ 49,. .a1 t~s' 'o-hs
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
,o r skijrmish a, Baarbo,ursville, "a KY

FaASKFoRr,ss Ks.. Sept. % Ia skit-
mishatook place between the Home Guards
and come Of Zollicotfer's men at Barbour-
vile, on Wednesday. No damage was
done. The tight was renewed on Thurs
day Seven gonfedsrstes and their hor-
ses were killed. .Aamara hunt .uEftoiEl
I One Home Guard received lsixs4wounds,
hot necessarily fatal One Homo Guard
was .takln, prisoner. Tbiily, seven Home
Guards and three hundred Ceniedera,es
were ii the engagement. lasisg 1 t,a.
/. The Bulletin learns that Humphrey
Marshall is at Liberty, Owen county.
guarded by eight hundred secessiopisls,
WHO fear his arrest Two mlleskof the
CovingtOh q Lexington Railroad was tOFa
up Yesterday near Cyathiais: HT E,1s)
A special train went from Frankfort to
Lexington to-day; guarded BY ], a detach,
mentlol Home Guar de-. tbi tiCil VI III !