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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

OPFNIsG SERMoN.-The Feast Of 81. Michael the
archaugol and prince Of heavenly host occurring
Oh Sunday, Archbishop Hughes preached sermon at
the ou.Lug services in the lower part Of s.. Micbaes
Church, which is to be used Tor Isgcchial school.
There oiciaed at the altar the Rev. Titus Jos'in,
nssocate las,or, celebrant tie Rev. Al. Donnely,
Iastor deacon; the Rev. ID. TeifeIa, associate pas
ter. suJ-deacou; tie Rev. +. McEirneny, master of
ceremonies His Grace the ArchGisfoP took for Lis
text My house a house O! prayer The Arch
tisl CD proceeded 10 draw Il comparison between the
Temrle at Jerusalem and Christian places Of wor-
shin; in magtECence OF structure, in richness Of
Gecoratiou in The grand and sublime pomp which be.
.onced to tie former tbs Christian churches could
hardly vegiure the slightest approach TO COMPARE
SON AZ the sane tine, the latter, though ever so
Luuli e were IN the eve al God far The more glO-
nous Tue old Temple, thought was the only place
q. earth where tie tire God was woTphiped, wSs
but q shadow "A type OF wba, we bad now. Instead
Of the marble tablets o! tie law, we had the living
voice q the Church, which declares by authority
what we ought 10 de- ana what we ought 10 avoid,
il order TO reach The kng0om Of Heaven. The
mamma wac the tyle of the bread Of life Aaron'S
rod we tie syubol Of sacegdo,a. authority. In the
consented Catholic Church, God himself spoke
through the ministry Of Lis appointed priests. The
rCurrecar did net come 10 listen 70 opinions and
eIcculh,i0Ls, and those vague things which FLIED
tqnrt4ag-I0Rscs, but not cEirchss. They go TO
meeting .hou.es TO hear q discourse, and if the
preacher Is philosophical, tEey learken; if he is
WHY, tney laugh. Bot this was not so in a conpe-
Grated house Of prayer When they came there, they
should cluster around the base Of that hill upon which
the victim OF The first redemption expired. Sin
low was % 10 bo removed7 BY going 10 the house
Of prayer seeking the priest, acknowledging their
SINS turning states evidence against themselves, for
30 one but God knew their secret. The ST. Mi
cnaels Church will occupy the ground between
West Thrty-fist street and West Ihir,y-second
street, with width OF 80 feet. The basement, 10 be
used az paTochial school has been temporarily
rooted over The work upon the church, winch -
10 be of Gothic style, with brown-stone 'front.' VIII
be suspended until better times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

with the offer TO be allowed TO 20 hence when they
took the oath Of allegiance This they did not con-
clude to DO till a few days since. They having done
this remarkable thing, they were sent 70 Baltimore
to Gisperc each man according 10 his will 1t will
be noted that while these men were required to take
the oath, Mr. WinaHs, the arch.traiior, was allowed
70 20 Lis personal promise, which he had already
broken.
Speaking Of the release Of Err. Winans, but re-
peat general rlmor in Baltimore, when add hat II
connection with the release Of Mr.. W., good deal
is said of the act and the reasons, which lind an en-
bodiment in the assertion that it was procured by
distinguished lawyer Of Baltimore, now standing for
the Legislature the part Of the Union people, and
that there was = eco fec in the case, which Mr..
Winans wasabundantiy able 10 pay, and much more,
and have reason 20 regard it cheap al hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

Int Tie rvigeacres were again wrong, az we only
stored long enough 10 communicate with The F.ag
Officer, StriLgban. Oar rnssace to ttis place has
ocrn,td siX days and nothing Of special interest oc-
rurTcC % break tie morotOny OF q sea voyage. Oh
Ha,ieras we gpOke the uligate Potomac. To AVOID
meeting t.e yesse,s CT tie blockade, The ship
kert well oil the coat. To the southwark OF ila.-
ter.s about o'clock IN the evening saw large
steamer coming down Tor u az fall speed. We wcut
TO Uuartere, and showed our equals, which were IN
answered; on q nearer approach, However, we Cls-
covered that sie tie SusqGehanna, on crElee
for some suspicious craft that Were reported 10 re
ahOl'. The same evening loarGed schooner,
pIi1e TO the steamer Cambridge, of Beaufort. TIE
officer who boarded her evidently thought she wae
r,ze, a. he Jumped on board with drawn cnilas ia
hs hand, ready TO cut down any one VINO rcslsied,
bat lis valOF was not put 20 the test, she already
Lad prize master On board. We Passed jupiter
IU.ct the Eth inst, saw vessel lgIEg Co'c IN
shore with Secession flag flying. Dor boys were
anxious @ 70 in and take il down, bU, - We were
CARRYING DISPATCHES and were On iiule we mast .orcg0
tie glory II q capture IN passing CarysiOlt Light
house, being in doubt a. 90 whore LaLCs u was
IN, we heated cur co.ore and Licd gum IN d
minute or two we saw Gu ensign slowly ilse 10 tie
fag-sai, when some excited Ierson pronounced me
co.ors Of tue G. s. A., bur on closer inspection D.
proved 10 he the Stars and Str, es. PeiEa[s 'L.s
yas rrse 20 throw us off me scent, Ts they Ccu.o
easily have Two a.s II %, we have iosi tht rharce
O. Quoting lie Rebels. The gGn.toat Wander Is
here al PRESENT. lEe SdhleC anu NlCLuohu Il. sun
TINE ag for tie eoG,hward. luesiuop Marion arrive"
le.e =, week IN lfrv-iwO Gays from Bo.toU. aud
lei. 70. Fort pickens After disc ar"Hg or rel at
a1G coa..ng, we 90 down 70 Font lickeng to c"u.mu
Ii.ate wi.n tie Flag Officer Coi.FrcLch, Military
Governor OF tie Town, issued an order o. tue 10Th
inst tha, no .igEor sLO..d be SOLD aLd iLa al per-
sons gaEch, in violation Of the rule sLond he heavily
fpc :, ana imprisoned IN the fort. TIM VIII prove &
sc lu tie lCut direction, g. great ccdlCi if0lb.e
Las heretofore teen caused by drunken sc.o.eEs. Ou
the Sob, all citizens who maylGve :" leo 10 i&he
the new cath 20 tie Government VIII be ooLGec 10
leave the leland Some prominent Secessloulss here
are in consequence selling of their effects, Ircpsra-
tory 20 their departure Tor D.X.e's Land. couIauy
of Co. Billy Wilson's Rcgiucat aie chartered here
IN tie barracks; tGey behave Themselves pretty Wei,
and are rapidly Ieriec.ing themselves IN Gnl Inc
health O: the regiment eiGce il arrived IN tie Gulf
has teen good, win the exception Of rome cases o.
auaGIosis which broke ont soon after Their oLcnp-
ment on Santa Ros.s leland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
THE EQULNOCTXAL STORM

The wind-storm of Friday night swept over a yass
extent Of country, doing much damage. We have
already noted some of the damage done in BROOKLYN.
Tn The upper part Of Bushwick and Myrtle avennes
q number OF trees were blown down and several
home. unrooed. Mr.. Charles Pice, a resident Of
New. York, while wglkiHgOn Blshwck avenue, was
sFHk py limb Of a tree and severely injured The
loie o. the Sixth Preciuct assisted bin home. Two
houses belonging to Theophilus i. Oliver, corner of
- ""IWay ana Harn-on avenue, we've Uuroofed and
the cuiHheys partially destroyed. The telegraph
Throughout the city was pnt cut of working order,
many VI tne poles being blown down. Commuui-
can N WI many Of the station Lou-es was entirely
slu' of, and is not yet resumed Considerable Do.
ienti0u was experienced OF the GrceDp int Railroad
b. a tree thar was blown acro,s the trark IN Kent
avenue. Signs, shutters. aud weak chipue,s emf
fegcd severely.
At Albany tie gle was very severe Numbers az
sRyi.lhta were broken, houses uulooed. tr.e. M
rooted, fences prostrated, aud elevators and vessels
damaged. The apple orchards in tue ueiuity were
striped ofEu!.
t p5ader be the gale was el1al!y severe. in
fclur tia.!lar ,ainace.. Il increased IN intensity
as lie day advanced aud after nght il blew eI,ey.
Awnings, fagr, and All exposed matters that were
leagGble were tOru into .dtJers, while slgrs were
torn from their fastening, aid trees wef stDDIed Of
tneif foliage, IN every direction. MHch constsma-
iron was caused along the wharyes 10y ths violence
O. the yale: vessels stfdiEed their t,scnibgs, The
spread ,lief and dSssssr appeared 10 Je impeEi-
ing.
Also at New-IIaven, tie streets were alive with
fragments OF every description. The night express
traiu from Newly orl, When little tic tide OF Mil
ford ran into pile of rubbish that had fallen nroI
~ track having b-en blown from a covered bridge
No one was huri but the train was delayed some
Lalf an hour.
along tue railroads me trouble was experienced
nv the locomotives. The HUDSON River Railroad
freight train was kept back couple OF holp 10y he
wasting If tie track near P~ckslill. Along the
line Of tbe Ere .IrOAd heavy rain storm RACED ~
d4y Oh Friday, ~hich was most severely felt IN tie
western part OF the line. bridge over the Canlseo
Il yer east Of IlOruellsyIl!e, was washed away;
alsu smother one over The river, tie Buffalo
hr,,u,h. \ brii.e over the Cheuung River, near
J fenon. was also washed away unl, - these
thee bid cs were old concerns, and ,OUh TO be Ie-
pA,e! By new once, the frames OF which wese On
iue ground 10 great delay will o,i.r ! nc night
exI ress train due Eeic at o'clock, =. H., dl not
come through, It's passengers being Transferred TO tue
day express.
About midnight on Friday the gale moderated aud
gradually died away leaving Saturday u most
l,leasaut daY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

SCHOOL LANDS III ST. LOUIS.-The General
Land Office has had under consideration certain APP
plcaions by the school Authorities Of s. Loui.. 10
set apart for their use, u.de ats OF 1872 1924 End
1851 certain lots or parcels Of lard in tha. city and
have made the following decisions:
That a tract nearly pdraelogam in form, lying
between Madame CrOuteau's survey No. Isl On
tic north school survey No. 81 on the roUib, Ca
rondelet avenue the cast and the east line Fl II.
Louis COmu.oIs on the west, be SET apart ar applied
for subject any valid adverse rights, If such eX-
let, &c.
mis- tract embrace part Of the oil Spanish 81 ims
Of Brazean Deyolsey, Lab5adIe and B.,salonX, 20
lar as they extend within the city, THAI ls, east ..
the east line Of the Commons. The Aforesaid
claims had been presented before the old Board Of
Land Commissioners and, as ancient imperfect tltts
were by law projected from sale OF interference " IN
after final decision by Congress thereon sIh
l,ims remained thus protected to 10Th May, 1874,
when Congress authorized their adjustment by tie
judiciary, with the proyisJ that, unets hl-t IN court
within tr0 years, 10 be forever barred ms Pc 100
was extended by later legislation up 70 %NtL May,
I~.H but the clsius above mentioned were reyer
hed ia court and consequently, from and after the
date last mentioned they became, under lbe ia
act OF 1924 port Of tie public hEds OF tne United
S,,'es" aud Us such were taken mold of ami grLitd
I, the schools under tie act q january Il ls3l. n
though the aforesaid Spanish claims were again
brought up before the Board, uu,eg tuc acIr OF
1882 Snd 1893, and upon the approval Of said Beard
were confirmed by act Of July =, loju yet me iOr-
Mons of hose claims lyisg within ihs ely having
become pubic lants lad fallen 10 The schools III
1891 and the coniirmatory act Of 1880 c""iered 10
title 10 opposition To right already acquired ONt
Granted indemnify in other lands 20 cl,inans. Iae
tract is therefore directed be ret apart anc aloed
10 tue sChoOs.
There have also been allotted 10 the schools two
otter pieces If land in s.. Louis, BOMBED on re
west vy school surveys No. 80 IA ana No
376 lib, having Plum street on the north, Mulberry
street Oh the SOUTH aud Front street ou lie east iac-
ing the Mississippi River.
AIthoogh these parcels appear to have been ere,
oted 10 greater or lees extent by tie sesslon Of
the ryer since the grant TO the schools, yet treating
the eas; BOUNDARY oil tie City Of 81 L"iT 1e'og'lhg
20 a recent decision Of the Supreme Cout % me
Uli,ed States in the OF Jones ". Souia'G, a.
.y,epding 10 the middle thread Of ihe hssls'llPi,
and no, limited to tie old bank Of the 1yer. {
Land Office regards the tracts vacant putlis "'us
within the city limits, and therefore subleet 10 tle
school grant with "A similar saving 81 ralia aHNeIse
rights riparian or other, if such exist, a. N The case
fret mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

for the investigation of cases Of doubtful oCmpo'
tenry. have been surprised, of late to lind 'hen-
sslycs tbe objects Of most friendly and unusual 90
t;o;,,de all over the army. The visits Of courtesy
,Ley have received within few days have been
oniie depressing. In all these visits conversation e
adroitly Turned upon the subject Of tie Examining
BOARD, with appropriate cOnciatory remarks and
modest appeals for lenient treatment. This in adj
diiion to the many recent designations shows thatthe
army s likely to be presently purged Of good deal
Of perilous stuff.
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NEwyORK DAILY TRIBITNE, TUESDAY OCTOBER /, 1861.

Ian 90 hdger......... 8jBnsalaTa.
Auru.ta .......-....... ~ AdeliDe
Crsker Ciy........... tIpOtomsc,.
John Schouler, son OF WIN. SchOnler, Adiutant
General Of Massachusetts, has been appointed to the
Naval School now 1T Newport.
". r. McMichael hae received the appointment Of
Ni1shipmau IN The United States Navy.
MaicrVaientiaO bIusenwen, AiG-de-Campi 10 Cen
Cant iGi arrived ia Cincinnati on Friday last. lie
E., been rendered tic f.euieuaut-CoOnelcy Of the
37.b Germap) Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, bat II
il ,eporcd that be has refused the oer intending 10
r.;tc and take command II u special German reGi-
ueit, re having l.ca requested 20 70 do. ., o..
Col Sibelt Las ltru appointed 10 tue ]'th ONO
RepiU,u.. This gentleman has also served with
honor IN Europe Previous 20 his sailing tor Ills
country $50 coz WAS offered him by the Rebels 70
lake q command in ineir service, which offer he ie-
fused on me GROUND ia, he "woull not ight against
constitutional liberty"
Tie Naval Academy al NewpOr. l. rapidly getting
under way since rhc crowd oi fashionable people
have ;hCirared that famous sea.side resort. Ine
Acui.Eook House and Fillmore House arc both quite
Mid with ne students and their ineEo-, and the
+ .s.u is engaged iu examining the new aPpontees
.u lis Nayal school. On TIE -Oth and DIST instant
;ur:v ,ua'ts were admitted 10 The academy, among
whom were q uGIatev from Cgli'OLia, Texas, Den,
ware Kentucky, md Virginia. The Atlantic House,
siuated in tue most ae, able part Of The city, vii
Il fine ia, 20 'front.' Las teen fitted mp III most
,al g..ie manner ;ug he waller quGrels o. the iu-
Gerts Gis ana sic .iE-Iipes are Introduced through
ont The U.iiC.ug ald measures will he adopted -
accommodate eyery State N The Union represented
Nv yorny cei.' eHrn O.! true loyal blood. lie pres
CT c.ass Huml cIs about seventy.
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WYE LA FRANCEl

Irumort cGsi,d At tie D,rrsr 10 y. Y. the prir,
Nspc.tou At the Revere House Seps b, 1911.
by OLIVER WENDELL HoLNrs.
THE land Of surstine and Of song!
Her rGme your hearts divine;
To ter tie bGnquet's VOWS belong
Wfose breasts have poured It's wine;
Oar irl,ty friend, our 'rge ally
lhrougb varied change and chance;
So, Nh yoar .lashiug cob.ets IigG-
l give you VIyE IA FRANCO
Above oar hosts 10 'riI le folds
ITO seli-s4ue cCiO's spread,
Where Nalor !aitht- arm LEholGs
The b.ue, the white, the red;
Alike each nations g,!i,ering Greet
Reflects the morning glance
Twin eagle, soaring east and west;
Once more, ;heu. WE Ia FRANCE!
S.sle. iu t..al who sEall count
Thy generous friendship claim,
Whose llocd ran Eiug!ing IL the iouut
Tba, gave our land ils name,
Til Yorktown saw IA blended line
Our CCuQucriug arms GGvGaCe,
And victorys double garlauds Irvine
Oar banners VWE La FRANCE!
o land oe heroes IN orr need
One ci.t from Heaven wc crave
To s'anCh these wounds that va!nIy bleed;
Tue W.se 70 lead tte brave
Cal! tack oue Captain Of Thy past
From glory's marble trance,
Whose rame shall he Ia boyle blast
To rouse ne NIyE Ia FRANCE!
Pluck ConG,,s baton from The trench,
Wake mp stou, Charles Mariel,
Or tod sCuo woman baud 10 genck
Tie sword ol Ia rUc-lls
GIVE us enc Eonr Of old Turenne--
One lit OF BayaTd's lance
My, call MHfengo g chef again
10 lead us VUE IA FKANCEl
Al, hush' orr welcome guest shall hear
Bat sounds Of peace and joyi
No angry echo yeX thine nr
Fair Daughter Of Savoy
Oroe more! the land Of arms aud arts,
or gicrX, grace, rom"Hoe;
Her love lies warm il 81. DOR heGrts;
God bless ter! GiyE Ia france!
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
FROM THE GULF SQUADRON.
,o,,e,Dopdepe. Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
L. S. S. RHODE ISLAND, KEY WEST, SEPT II, lttl
We sailed from New-York on very short Iotice, on
the 9th inst, with scaled orders, and arrived here on
the 18th. 1t was reported that we were totake
draft of men to Washington, but, like many other
reports around the NavyYard, il proyedtote untrue.
None of us knew with certainty, until we bad been
out some hours, where we we were going, but our
doubts were soon cleared up when Cape Henry hove
in sight. Rumor again began to circulate about the
ship that we were 10 take troops 10 tie southwark,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

CH,UrAuQUA USIoN CoSvENrIoS.-h mass Con.
ven,ion Of the people OF Chautauqua County was
held at Maysyille on the 18th inst, which was
laruely attended. George W. WALTON, RePabli-
can was nominated Tor Sheriff; Sidney JOnes, Re-
publican. for Clerk; Emory Davis, Republican, Tor
Assembly Isl District, and Caleb j. Allen, War
Democrat, for Assembly iu the lid Distuet The
ticket was equally divided between Republicans
and War Democrats. THIS Is move IN The Hght
direction carrying OUT it does, the spihi Of 'ae
Un;on State Convention. The resolutions Of inc
Peoples State Convention were adopted win en-
tire uuanimy.
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THE MURDER II WINSTED.-Ihc lPr7ssrd mr.
aid of the 9th inst. gives the particulars 81 me muir
der of James II. 1uulc of Torringt"n, on toe ~
inst by Iucius j. WOodtord. The parties "eIe
hpo,hersin-law, and were near neightors. l"',e
had been on the WiusIed raee-'Iark, exercising ,s
horse that afternoon. Returning, be was sbot ~
Woodford. near w. s own gat-, by adorhlehaTIeleSS
oun Foar or five huckShot passed into Tie roe hl'
s,omoch OF Tutle--two OF them enteIiog Bs be"Ih
killpu hun INSTANTLY. Woodtord immediately ia" ~
TO Mr.. Fyler's, Il near neighLor, and eXclhmeo'
have shoi Jim" Parties Immediately went Go" i
10 Woodford's where they found IltIle, 'Ge 49, 80
living within the gateway, at the barn, NV, ,n3
fat was on the outside. The Coroners jury IL
Ina, futile was killed bv NoQdiord. VIZ. W. M,
unfairly surrendered himelf TO the hn'ho.lles In.
the 9ih inst, Woodiord was brought osio'v III
tice's Court tor examination. lie ple1deu ~ u.s.;
a. ,yitnl murder, and the bearlog wac 'I.. tr,;lv
rored TN the afternoon OF the 2'tb inst TD,i
ffnarral las existed between WoodioId anu NV, Wv,
for many wears and costly lawsuits nave teen q
Ia on 6ei yveen them. rttle married Noou'"u
- -. vi and yoodtord married Tutt,es sister "
ss, iy;ntcr Woolfords wife procured oIsoto
ss ~, Woodforl offering little or No oPPosllion
1rS' s,eSd was divided, part 1elng 'et Oh
iheiI ''''J and part 90 the wife. Intte zoos ~
the =; nrocnring the divorce, aud tooS ehas
a. q. ~; Fis.er's porton Of the properly iT,,L
.. ~, freGueutly brought Wo"dI9'u shd A.,
faneeli iI;a;on and threats were interchangrd A."
lno corried revolver, but on TINS OCCASION
vac naors he did not have iti ut any rate wan Nv
fd6nnd upon his body.
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DECLARATION or TuE PoEIyCUEsE GOVERN
ET&T.-lLc suG ioiBed declaration OF the Portuguese
Government - the matter Of Vriyatee.iug was pro-
cared at The instance II our Minister the Hon. j. L.
Harvey, and will be found entirely satisfactory in
both its snbstaAIe and form, while the a'errltv
with wl.ch 10 was issuod by Ue Government OF
Portugal reflects crecit upon the efficiency o., Mr..
Harvey, and 10 the time evinCes the good dsVo
si:.on Of that friendly kingdom. National Intel.
Il JeiHgTrOler in view Of the circumstances at
present csistingi' recard 70 the United Sja'es Of
America 20 ca " into elect the principles established
IN rhe Do,b7i.ticn q April l6 1866. made bv The
Rerrese.'a'Ives o. the Powers that signed the Treaty
O. Peace O. March 90 Of ihat year. TO Which Ceciara
ton my Government acceded. and h6ewise Tor the
fame reason to adopt oiLer measures which deem
CIporiuue, have been pleased, alter hearing the
Council Of State 10 decree as follows:
ANGEL IA Oh tie ports end waters Of bis Kingdom
vel the Cutrobt and u tie aaylcG. lsand a iu he
g,rGnaTne Provinces POI'Ursec sGueci- and foreigners are
pTCL!t i-Cu destined for PyIyStecTHg
ART H. In tie roTts and waters referred 90 IN the
ceGug article m Se prohibited ne entrance Of phi
ya,eeTs and Ct tie FIes nude ~ pyaeeTs o. by sIltd
vessels.
which according TO the law Of nations, hospitality is
indispensable, are excepted from this regulation,
without permission, however, being allowed IN any
Banner .or tie sa!e Of any elects proceeding from
prizes.
The Ministers and Secretaries Of State in all the
DeVar viii tLug understand ana caUse II 10 be
executed.
kIyc Mar~ael de- Louie Alberto Artorio Dc Norie Car
N,gors- "a Ga DaLte.a Carlos Lento 10 Silva:
Ttcago AGgu.,o Looso d. H,Tta Antonio Jose CANla-
Fl.aos ~ Ae'rroaG,st July %. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

s,n CAsUALrY IL BRIsroL,, h. re froe ',
SAD Io,~caGi gives the particulars ola rad eyet
a nh;eb took Tlace in Bristol r. l. on Ihaisda.
MIS- Ftta II. Pease of Edgart0n Mass was w..
deuta! ha INSTANTLY expired. lie put a cap on gu,
60 ,S;rking il was loaded and snapped IT, nendhs
n s.;ohten her little by the explosion. Bnt the Z"
70 o1 Seen loaded for the purpose OF shooting %
ma INA the whole charge entered the temple OK NE
pes,e. She was fifteen years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

ASornER sErzuRE.-Tbe ship Grot;o, which
came into port on Monday morning, was seized by
the Surveyor. under the copfscation act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
FRGm FORTRESS MONROE.

Union Feeling in the scutlI-A sEion
League I'm EorfoI;t-Tho American Flag
DispIuycd-sscn. EZHgcr EaTGs MOI OPP
pose is-CIosing the Po99rnac-A Gun
boat for Dicwt. CrOsby-E.iCEt. HSain
and Gtse .TOm;iCeilo-0pcrn. oia
ETamlic0 Sound -Eac "CCDtrahand y TO
lie Let AIouc-Tbc FiRa-cf-Truco Lino
intervening from Virginia and NoTta
CurOiinG-CIeaniug 0ua thc fsip faPs-
More About sfsc ESciea,c o. Svinat.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

The following vessels are at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

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