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LedrenWorb, Kansas, Oa 2-Ths corres-
pond, Mt Of the 81. Louis R'puJiicda says -
A iull battery Of iron fix Founders has been
presented by wealthy citizens to the Home
Guarcs Of Leavenworth. They were cast in
This city and are superior TO the finest mad, in
the STATE.
After the fall of Lexington, General SturSis
made rquisitiOn upon Major Gen. etOps Of
he Kansas militia, TO call out the militia Of the
eastern cOunti,s OF Kansas.
The pc, pie responded heartily TO the call, and
p'u'ed into Wysndotte in large numbers, They
were immediately twom into the United s ates
serN ice for 80 days, and now compose part O!
Gen, Sturgis' command at Kansas city.
The Second Kansas Regiment, under Mtol
Cloud, is aiss a. Kansas city. Capt Mitchell
its commander, is rapidly recovering from biz
wounds received in the battle Of Springfield.
Nine regiments most of which are full ant
the rest rapidly filling up have been furnished
by Kansas for the war.
In addition TO this we have twice responded Il
tho call Of the authorities and furnished thirty
day men whenever canger threa' ened. Every
man in Kansas h now well drilled and ready (
hRht II occasion requires.
Major Prince is still the commander Of the
poAt u Fort Leavenworth, and Is prosecuting
with VI igor the work of rsngthening and forth
tying his position. A long line Of sarthworks
4nd entrenchmentA have been thrown up on the
west side Of Fort Leayenworth. The river side
y protected by piekets and masked batteries.
Sueh thing a. taking the fort by surpriss Ia
BOW out VI the question.
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German woman, while Promsnading Washing
ington Park, on Sunday evening, was robbed Of
el7 BY man whoss name she supposed to be
Charles jackson The accused was pursued by
an officer, but managed 10 make his escape.
A SERIOUS BUsfNEss,-A party Of boys were
playing war in Fast Brooklyn, on Saturday
one half representing the Rebels and the other
half the Union troops and in one Of the charges
made, Toy was severely wounded with knife
in the bands Of one uf the co ombatants.
FELL DowN DEAD A German named Jno.
r. Downer, residing in Sumter street, near
Ralph avenue, fell oead in Fulton avenue on
SUNDAY II ,h', shile on his way home from the
railroad statl,s, where ne was employed. The
cause was sPopleSy. Deceased leaves q wife
and two children.
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JERSEY CITY.

THF RIoT AT HUDsoS SCITY.-PREsRSrAIIoN
or A SWORD AND BASNER.-The excitement
attendant upon the difficulty which occurred on
Saturday nieht last between some members Of
the Hiram Barney biae Regiment and citizens
OF Hnds City, appeared to have very material.
ly aha ed Yesterday, and II was thought that
there would be no further difficulty. II ~as
stated that the mat er came p before the Grind
Jury vest 'rday afternoon, bat what action will
le taken did not tr,uspire. Colonel KnzlAy ex-
press. willingness to deliver up any men to tho
authorities that should he identlhcd A. having
been engaged in the riot. NJ yor Carpenter will
be confctd 10 his house from his injuries for
some tire, and in the meantime Mr.. Van Ripcr,
President Of the Boa,d Of Aldermen will act as
Mayor pro TEN
A. { o'clock, yesterday aftemoou, he regi-
'nent was pre-ented with a very SLY whits
and Blue elk banner. Colonel Kozliy was also
the recipient Of tword with gold mountin,,a
TIE regiment expect to take their departure 90
N,diesdAy or Thursday.
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A letter received in Poilsd,lplia, from Ar-
zons, ta'td tho &c h Il Augut, says:
lcit. buchanan and Bt,oAnud . Ave been
burned Ly Capt. | N.Moore, "a Pennsylyan'InD
oC the liitet States Army, 10 prevent them
from fullm,. mo the hands Of the Ic,els, under
Col. liay lu. Fort McClean has been abandoned,
and F,rI FILLMORE has been tracherousy sur
rendered Baylor had declared himself Cover.
Ior h Arizona. We male our ratrclt from
C,Ck' Peak to For, Crag via the mountains
| Capt. More in mmnud, whos" Nr-""''
| - so - tnu ni'i. country, aud goo
| judgment and caution, saved US from an am
tuscade prepared for US by the rebels. lie is 4
brave and uuo CiIictr, and deserves emotion.
Mr.. Grant, who is the army contractor ioI
| this rgitn, raised the Stars and Stripes over
| bis ranch, and dressed his mule train OH with
small ilags. His mill, wagons, and whole train
| were afterwards captured.
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ScALDEp TO DSArH Coroner Sehirmer
held an inquest yssterdAy, at No. 1i5 Variek st,
upon the body Of Henry Nelson, a child, two
wears old who died from scalds received en- Sa-
turday. The child while playing with a little
wag,t, ran II against the stove, and upset a
kettle Of boiling water over its person. A YER
dict tf accidental death vas rendered.
ForSp DRowSBD.-The body Of an unknown
man, respectably dressed, was found yos'erdsy
in the deck at PIER II, N. r. aud an inquest
will 10 held upon it today.
suppES DEArms.-Margsret MullDne, an
Irish woman 45 years Of age, was fund doad
YESTERDAY upon the floor Of her room at No. 1s
Centre g. earsh johnson, woman, 30 years
Of age, fe'l dead Yesterday in the liquor store
Of John ID. Huster, No. 5S Park st. she was q
station. house lodger, and had no home 1n'em
petance j. supposed to have been the cause ol
the death cf Go'h these women. Inluests will
be held upon their bodies tOlay.
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LEGAL EFpORrs-MONDAY.


pri-s Ncrtrs The Assistant District AttO-
ncy, Mr.. wooolo,t, tked that an or ier might
b, made directing tic prize poeeer and her
cargo to DO cold, rs they were hOth rapidly be-
coming ,lLel ST. .ap Cdfl.J beiag ui p',i,ha
be eia'lo The Court surL,s'td tdat at tho
close oftfc Mexican war, l., an act Ol Congress
l. s. Mir-hals weTa diroc'ei TO pay all pro ,ceds
Of prizes init the United : ats Treasury; sud
that being the case, the ship could not hs dis
posed a pending the appeal t,ken in the ca e.
III the money could not le kept within tho ju-
risdic'ion Of the Court. The matter was hnaily
postponed untn Tueeday.
United Siatcs Commissioners Onl'e
discharged Captain L'cyans, who has hcen
examined on the charge of being captain OF a
SLAYER, was now discharged. tie Commssionsr
being Of the opinion that the charge was not
proven.
supreme Court.
The Corporation Ori'adnces.- Mayor
Sc, rs tie 72bd Artuuc Railroad In this
case the Corporation seeks to recover a fne of
$50 Tor running cars without license. The
matter came up On demurrer, tho defendants
olIiming that the ordinance was unauthorized
by the c,i'laturc, and therefore Of NJ legal
effect. eciSion IVES reserved.
Common Pleas Court.
ThC GorCrnor Morgan Ligh ArWe-y.-Wm
j BHd'aH rs n. IT. BtrtrcH and Others. Tho
defendants, in number, four, were srres ed and
held to bail, except the first ramed ore, on
charge Of ss'aultng the plpintf IN his Off e, in
| Park Place. The Court was now asked to dis
charge the defendants Howard, Hodgk n ,on,
Hogg and ,lesyll. il not Appearing by tle plain
| tin + pap,rs thaJ they had in any manner as
| saulted him. The Court granted the mo,ion.
Coort OF Oyer Il Termi.er.
Before Mr.. Justice Barnard.
Tue Cifcuit and Oyer Termnsr were open
| ed this morning, and the latter Court was ad-
jomred to the second Tuesday Of the present
month. The April term Of the Oyer & Term-
| ner, which had been continued TO this date was
| adjourned sine die. The Grand Jurors were dis
| charged until the second Tuesday, and the ju-
rorS Of Part I'd of the Circuit were discharged
| until next Monday.
Court Of General Sessions.
| Before Recorder HoFFMAS.
The October term Of this Court comm need
this morning. This list of Grand Jurors was
called, but quorum not answering 10 their
names, those present were discharged till Tues.
| DAY at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. John Horan pleaded
| guilty to burglary in the third gree, and was
sfntenCe ed To the State Prison fer two wears.
George Strait pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, and wa, remanded for sentence.
Catharine RAYMOND pleaded guilty to pocket
picking, and was Temanded. Christian Steim-
acker pleaded Guilty TO assault ard battery al
was sentenced to the City l'ris for thirty days.
Adjourned.
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The spanish Movement against Mexico.

Highly important adyioes have been received
from Cuba by the steamer Karnak. The Span-
lsh wsr's'tamer Zone was waiting at Caliz,
for the result of the Cabinet conference relative
to the European coalition against Mexico, that
advises Of the utimdhrm Of Spain might be i'm
mcdia'ciy di-patched to the Captain inerI of
Cuha
In the meantime, an expedition is being fitted
out at Havana for Mexico, under the pretext OF
senc ing II to ~. Domingo. IL will consist OF
six batteries oi howitzcrs AMI ten thousand men,
The expedition will be ready to start tho latter
part Of next Ia nth. il given out that Spain
Is taking these steps against Mexico on her own
responsibility, but advices state definitely that
the English aud FreIch are to send their quota
Of men. as well rs cooperate with their fleets
in the Gulf. The regulation of Mexico is one
of i,s least important objects Of this movem mt.
IL sQuints further north.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Three Days Later From Europe
The Bavnria on Cape Race.

Cays Race, oct. o, ria SockrIHe, n. D., Oct.
The steamship Bavaria, from Hamburger
via Sou hampton, 2b,h September, was boarded
OIL the Cspe at 10 o'clock this Saturday even
ing ell route to New York.
The ship Swiftsurc had reached England from
Australia, with f205, 900 in gold.
Tho Ti7ncs city article Of tho 25th says groat
ex,it.mtnt PREVAILED in the foreign markets
cor,,ouert upon a distinct repetition OF tho an
rmpc, mept that France aud Spain forthwith
will intervene in tIc afairs Of Mexico. Mexi-
can st0 l. advanced more than per cent, and
wa quOed Of 2Of
A downward tendency in English funds con
iinud. Consus, 3haeSk for money, and % :.
~ account. Virginia G's, Illinois Central and
Etc shares had advanced
France.
The Kings Of Denmark and Holland will
visit Napoleon at Compicgne, October 9Th, at
the same time with the King of Prussia,
The Pays says that the news Of the landing
oi the Boigb,so in Csl ,bria, had been renewed
Turkey.
The van guard Of the Turkish army, which
was at Scarlah, itll back on the 27th up-n Ire
pigbe snd Kl'puck, which was caused hy a
hOlc movement Of the il surgents. Omar Pashs
il cOp en'rating the Turk ia forces at Trsbigpe.
The Nlsdimar Of Montenegro had called out all
cun'ingent., and awaits the Turkish army on
M"ntonegian territory. y4As
IiaIy
The Opinione anticipates Bfidsacours recall in
consequence o. the receipt Of official intim alton
from him Of afe,h Iefusal of Spain TO deliver
up the arthives Of the Ncapoitan Consulate.
A ship laden with arms, believed 70 be dos
t-icd 10 ft out an expedition in Imbria against
| tie Papal Provinces had been seized.
| Grcecr.
The mscreant W. atteu pied the assassination
Uf the Queen was young student named Da
| riITs. The weapon used was a revolver. II
had no accomplites. The Queen displayed grea
,oolness.
| Rumors of a ministerial crisis and the rcsig
usiion Of Duke Chancellor are rife.
| n Conference il TO lie held a. Ccuigne on th
subject of suspension cf the blocb ada Of IA
eula. Tho prissian and French COnsuls tax
port.
An attempt was made at Kawagaws, by arm
20 Assssins, ON July 9th, TO murder the inmat'
of the British Legation. Two were wounde
! Commercial per Bavaria.
} LirtypooI, Sept 25.--COtton sales Mnnda
nd To, sdav, %. 600 bales. including -, 900 ,
| uetulators and exporters. Tie market h'
ncsn excited and prices are lia%d, higher sine
Friday and at tho clio prices stlll tend upwar,
Bi,adstuiis tending downward and all d
81 riJiors lover. Flour dali and declined q.
Wheat Hat, and 2a3d. lower
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Last evening the various Ward schools in
this city we're opened for a Winter tern Of
eighteen weeks, and Notwithstanding the in
clemency Of the weather the average At cnd'nco
was large The pypils being composed Of adults
and children who do not attend day schools
The only progress made last night wa7 IN Of
,,anizinc, them into classes, according 10 t'eit
rcspective attainmen,s Pupils Of the higher
GRADES seldom present themselves ii ,hc second
or third night when the classification is com
plets The studies are entirely oral, aud range
from the most elementary branches teach
ing the aIphalct--up to grammar ami algebra,
and include geography, writing and drawing,
At Ward school No. 49, in 35th street, ior
males, S NJ. PEEKINs, principal, tbs attend
anee amounted to 2G9, and this number is cS-
pected 10 increase curing the week to 800 o Goo.
These were divided into six classes-1ns bang
composed Uf e. Gsrmans-mostly a1ults-DhS ap.
pesrsa NNGious TO increase their knowledge
EeslSsss iruuber Of boys and Young men
T"u .sSeSppsctoble appearance and considerably al
vanced in education, were also present in the
higher CLASSES.
A large proportion Of the pupils at this schoo
were boys VI der ten or twelve years, many h'
moro than six or eight, whose sharp eager coun
.tenaroes told Of sn carly scquai in,ance wi,h tol
and WHO, young as they are, contribute to tn
maintenance a Themselves AID families by split
ting kidding wood, stllipg ma'che', ii'nnl
cnders from ash barrels, and many of the,
take care of "hSby" during the day while til
mother is out washing Or charring or kccpin
fruit stands. Macy Of these very small child
too, work in hosp skirt and other factories, "A
tending machinery and running VI ezra %
through the building. Employers and benev
lent persons should interest themselves in the
schools ard use their interest 10 draw those
their employ to them, and induce parents
send th il children where they will receive q
rudimcni, q education, and acquire tas,ss th
may be the means Of prcseriing them from i
dolcuoo aud ice.
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The New Commi..ary CeuernI.

The recent death Of Commissary -G Genera
Glib. on has been the occasion If important
changes in the Subsistence Department of the
army service. Colonel Joseph + Taylor-a
brother OF Zachary Tay ylor-for many year
General, having been promoted and assigned to
the position of chief Of the department, has as
samed the duties of his Office at Washington
Ills appointment meets the approval of all the
oihcers of this branch Of the service. Colonel
Taylo was Chief Commissary to General Tay-
loI in the Mexican war, and has since been
stationed at Baltimore, until about three years
CommissaTy- General, General Gibsons health
not permitting him to perform the duties Of his
position.
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NEW YORK SUN,
TUESDAY MORNING, ocT'R :, 1861.


N remarkably meagre and Indifferent this
morning, though many inb resting details and
incidents are, as ususl to be found on this and
che preceding page. The only novel dsveloPe-
msnt CT importance, is the full retreat VI PEtcE
for the Arkanas border. The prudence Of these
rcbeis In matters involving personal safety, i'
osly cquAllcd by their recllnesne's d moral
consequences and public destruction. Pace
was threatened seriously on more sides than
one, but he had fine force, in the flush Of vic
tory snd the las, thing expected Of him was to
run away. Nothing but the consciousness Of a
ueaL
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Finuuciul N.Iterp

II will 10 seen by reference to our financial
column that bpsiuc,s on t'o 5 ock Exchange is
very encouraging, tie ma'Lct ye'tc-diI boing
moie buoy ant aud vigorous than Tor months
mast. Tic Commission hou.cs are lctiv" aud
orders lor all descriptions Of slocks a,c ircre.'
ing up,dly. There isevcry iuiiealon hat th'
demand iir heI ~ PER cent. Treasury note
this week viii bo fAlyup TO tie large one Of
last weok Tle sl'cs nj the Sun lru,-ury are
row as large a. they wcie three weeks aga,
whon We hld no special agent, in the cit
From other prts cr the country W have ne =
Of increasing sub,cI + ions
BY tho following circular, II would opp@'
that the locd rrcps QE T"e,.Yi.; .i;,o ,,,.n mat,
.... - uole $3.50, 900 900 is placed;
"rnEAsUEY DrrAGIMgSr, Oct. /, 1861
"SIR--iol m " continue receiving sup'Hrp
tions 20 the National Loan, Notwithstanding IN
expiration a fifteen days first appointed +,
keeping open tho books, until further ipS actct
"very rssp'y, your obt servatt.
% =. CHASE,
'Secci Try Of ths Trai,ury.
'tS H. ALDEN F.n Albany N Y"
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FREMoNT's pEsIGNs-rAIINa oFr.
Prom Fortress Monroe .

F0rtrCSs MtnrOe, oct. 6. ria Baltimore, oct.
~ he ). X. Spauldlng has sailed for IIattcrss
Inlet with go troops.
General Wool returned 10 Old Point this
morning, and will doubtless remain.
General Mansfield goes to lIatteras Inlet on
the Spauldng to assume chief command.
The captain Of the Fanny is severely cen.
sured n II appears the rebel vessels were not
seen until within four miles of the propeller.
On Thursday morning two tug boats hav ing
the Susque hsnnah's launches in tow, and la len
with the remaining stores of the Twentieth Iu-
diana regiment, lift Hattera, Inlet for the en-
campment Of the regiment, but it was rumorct
before the sailing Of the Pawnee they Lad abau-
toned their position, and were on their way 10
llatteIas Inlet
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The Washington correspondent OF tho Phila-
delphia inquirer siys:-
Homes, mules and wagons, are daily arriving
at tnis depot in large numbers AMI il would
seem by the immense quantity Of hay and oats
which are being received at the government
wharves that tho work has Just begun There
are now at this depot 1868 horses, 2.71s
mules, and 1.127 wagons, which can bc moved
at an hours notice
Or'ers have been given for one hundred
Thousand stand Of arms, to foreign house,
twenty five thousand Of which ere 10 be deliver
ed within sixty davs. The gun is similar TO
thCse used by the Chasseurs D'Afrique, and is
said to be Of superior order.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Goth Regiment Widows and Orphans
Fund-Omcers commanding COMPANIES of tue 6Yth
rogir elt respe tfIlly requested " send 10 the
III d' ~ gned at the r mbs Police Court list II the
widows made ~ ly TIE lattle at Ban Run, wish tna
numl er Of child en of each also the names OF
such uIen We - seriously wounded, In th It
hnp, HsiO prrvett trem earning q livelihood Toe
c. mit,ee are now ready 10 dist -ihute relief 70
such pa'tiss a. will piodlse satisfactory tstmo.
uia's fr' m said officers MICHAEL CONNOLLY,
Chairman Conn mrpitta.. ~ Arrangements Jnnps W cd
Festival. p. DoHERTY g. cretAry. ocT 9'ic9
1st Scott Life Go.rd, 4th Regiment n ".
Volunteers Col A. w. Ia lor-This Reg m-nt ia
comUoe' of ire mem Nrs the = 8 oft Life Guard"
m assocl.ton imed Of those who have served in
tac ma lea War and nn the call of TIE President,
the Aisc' alton iu.nediately organized the above
Regiment, and was one Of t,e first Reg ments 40
'elAed IN te U. 4 service fo' the war. They len
ipi the seat Of war with tie State compliment Of
men, $40, and WAS Ia the at Newport News,
Va bat IL n " stationed ut Havre dc Grace, Md.
Gen. DIX hss ordered the r. ginent - he increased
10 ~ Gnvefnment stand.ld Of l046 men, i'm nedi-
atIy, Recruit ng Cih has Teen opened at l4l
Grand st for recruits, wien they Uniformed and
ser every day to q camp of the Regime l. Re-
,ruting officers Major wM JAMIsON a d l. cut.
JAMES NJ DONALD. s'lS iyis'l0l
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How the yirQiuinns Like IL

The Washington Sunday Mora'ag Chronicle
publishes an account Of an interview with Mr..
Eyster' who has just returned from Richmond,
day after the battle at NJ ,nasSas. Mr.. Eyster
says that he was surprised on gaining his lib
cry TO find the universal despotism which the
rctel government exerted over all classes. The
people looked ahjtct w s~bdned, and every
man seemed to suspeCsM nrghbor. The con.
clusoL he formed WIZ that the people were dis
satisfied with their government, and always
afraid lest they should batray their loss of faith
and hope in the men they had placed over them.
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How Much rn. u Pcns, a Day.

Much better wagcs than it sounds to US. An
agricultural pipr SAYS that in the time Of
Chri.t, penny was about equal to iift"sn of
our cents, and money was about ten times as
valuable as now the penny day was a. good
~ 80 of our ccnts; 20 that the man who work
ed in the vineyard for that got a. good wages
"A good men now have in harvest time. The
,iit of the good Samaritan Of two pence TO the
Landlord for tire care Of the man who fell am )ng
thieves, in addition 20 tito ramcut, the oil, and
the wine WAS equivalent TO about three doll an
of our cuucrcy, which would probably pay fol
his board two weeks in country hycrn where
board was very cheap.
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About General Wool.

General Wool, returning to Fortress Monroe
remarked incidentally that he expected soon to
return 10 Washington, and where he should
then 20 lac did not know, for it was not entirely
settled. The idea started by several journals
thst the mouent Gerenl Wool arrives within
the Department. of the West he will take com =
II ard Of it because he oItrdnks Fremont, is
mistake. He does not outrank Fremont. Wool
/, Major General Gy Jrerst, and only draws
pa. as Brigadier General Fremont is Ma
jor General in rank and pay. aud was made
such IN the regular army by President Lincoln
some time ago
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Military and Naval Movements.
WANT TO 90 HOME.

The Sd Rhcde Island Regiment, encamped
near Fort Hamilton, were pAradod on Saturday
to have the oath af alegiarce administered to
them. Three mon refused to take the oath. It
is supposed that they have become tired of SOL
diering, and want to go home.
THE TROY ARSENAL.
Upwards Of a thousand hands are employ ed at
the Troy Arsenal, and the greatest activity PEE
walls in all the departments. As many as 3i0,-
600 ball cartridges were lately made in one day,
to complete an urgent order from the War De-
partment.
SICK REuyLs.
Thirty of the Fort lIatteras prisoners, con-
fined in Castle William, Govern )r's Island, are
reported sick-one or two being cases Of typhus
fever, and the others measles aud diarrAea.
PUT INTO COMMISSION.
The new U. s. Gunbost Ottawa was formally
put in commission yesterday, at o'clock.
GERMAN RIFLES.
The 45th Regiment, (Ffth Regiment Ger
man Raes), Col Won Amsberg, has received
orders to start for Washington, and will proba-
bly, 20 tomorrow.
TROOPS IN THIS VICINITY
There are now, IN and about the city, about
IL 900 men.
FLAG PRESENTATION,
The Schwarze Jsger or B4rIey Black Rides,
Col. Kozlay, received yestord'y as the gift oi
their lady friends the NEST elegant banner yet
seen in this city. One side is of white silk
bearing flying eagle, holding in its talons q
bunch Of arrows and the American flag pendant,
from the staff Of which, just at the spear head,
Is wreath Of laurel bound with the GsrmAA
olos- The ether side Is Of blue silk and bear
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Prom Dnrt e,town, Md.

IdrReSfopn. Nd, oct. This morning and
during the middle houts Of the day guns were
iep.ateS ly heard in the direction Of Coniad's
Ferry. At three o'clock this afternoon q G,n.
Banks rode thithcr, ard has not yet returned.
II is sur1nised that the firing was from our
gums 10 protect the prcpira ions s,d TO be pro-
gietsing there fJr crossing the river.
Many Of I've Union farmers complain Of the
tyranny and imposition of rersons connected
with the federal repimental supply train.
They state they take everything from them
/. the shape Of fodder, grain, &C., leaving npn'
for their own ITO, k during the approaching win
ter, and II expo4tu'ated with, receive for an.
swer, Then fell Nopr stock to the Govern
| mett." The health Of this division continue,
| GOOD.
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MOZART HALL NsNINATIoNs.--The Mozart
Hall Democracy met last evening, b. 2. Fair
child, Esq presiding, and made nominations of
James Lynch for Sheriff, and George Kuster for
Supervisor. They then adjourned until Mon
day evening next.
The sun., 1861-10-08

MokK CoIroN FROM AnRoAD.-The Edin-
bureh, from Liverpool, brought thirteen hun
dred bales Of cotton and received offers of many
more but was obliged to refuse them for want
Of space. 1t is stated that full cArgoes Of the
same siarlc had been engaged at Liverpool by
the thrge mex. succeeding steamers loading for
this port.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

40 Of H-The officers aud mcmbers OF
d g 81 owe SJc'ety e r qI.s'sd T. iu-nd a general
II o'ttnI of the o DIR tn he held AZ II DPi Hal,
~ Pence street on Wednesday evening" Oct 9th,
At 5 O'Clock pre- ley Puo,t Il ate e, ~ ~ r.
quPstd Bv order Of JOHN MAGUlRf, q p,
JOHN kENNY @ s. OK s2slSS