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Proclamation.
MArOKAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,

MArOKALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,}
City Hall, May %, 1861. 5
Asrccablv to the provisions of the City Charter election
will be held on MONDAY june 8 for Comptroller. Re
corGer for Second District Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men the city of New OrlcRls, to wit:
Comptroller of the city of New Orleans 80
Recorder for Sccoud District 10 I'LL the .uneXped
term of the Hon j. L. Fnbre deceased.
Aldermen aud Assistant Aldermen, to-wt:
ALDERMEN.
One Alderman for tho First District of the city in place Of E.
Cox. whose Term hns PRED.
Alderman for the second District, in place of Norman
Whitney.
Alderman for the Third District in pa:e Of P Della
barre.
One Aldermen for the Fourth District in place of Benz s.
Harrison.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
One Assistant Alderman for the First Ward in place of james
BeegS.
Alderman for the Second Ward in place of j..
NJ. Hall.
Assistant Alderman for the bird Wnd in pace of H.
F. Bnkrwrll
One Alderman Cor the Fourth Ward in place of H.
Shepherd, Jr.
Assistant Alderman fer the Sixth Ward in place of A.
Dupre.
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward in place of j.
MaGiouL
Assistant Alderman for the Tenth Ward in place Of f..
\. Patterson.
Said election be held places designated Ivy tte Central
Board of Commissioners and under the direction of Inspectors
my24 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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Steamboats,.
nm Whita FIN Point Cbicot. Ark.

Z Can Quiirnan, White FIN Point Chicot. Ark.
Mus ic, Dalferes FIN Lsfourche.
Acadia, Gross, FIN Donads0nville.
Cora, - FIN Gallon.
Florida Myers I'm Mobile.
Towboat MILAN fen the Passes-towed down and
23d inst, bark Deus, brigs Atalayador and
Rntser scss Southerner and dc Russey-brought up
ship Ep8mindndas.
Towboat Phoenix, Whann, The
ssa ships Irondes, O Penne and Clifton brought up
sehr Alphonsipe
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Great numbers of Clergvmen Physicians statesmen ana en-
nen persoages have lent their names fifty the Upara
eod usefulness of these remedies but spacF hre VII 9
permit the insertion of them. The Agents below lH8eu
gratis American Almanac in which they are Se VIII
also fun descriptions of tho above complaints AID the
that should be llowed Tor their
Do be put Off by unprnciped dealers with o'heT Pre-
paraops they make profit Demand Ayers, 81" thS
Others The ck want the best aid there Is for the1 anu
they shonla have 1t.
Ali remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT L %,
Nos q and Isl Charities street. New Orleans and by all Ding
gss iRl5 HmSW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Proclamation.
MAYoRAI.TY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAYOKATlTE VKTI1NNS, {
CRY HALL, May IS. 1861. 5
In conformity with the provisions of the City Charter emit
tied mn act to amend consolidate the city of New Or
leans and to provide for tho government of the city Of New
Orleans the nmnistra Of the affairs thereof approved
March 20 1856 notice hereby given that election viii he
held the Sd of June for Alderman of the First District
in nINCe Story resgnrI that said election take
place the the regular election of city officers
r.
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MA RRET.

JEFFERSON CITY, May 3d. 1861
arrivals yesterday Sold liz Texas Beeyes 40 Hogs s.
Sheep lT5 954 Texss Beeves
SIS Hogs, SCI Sheep and q Veal Cattle.
#8t 5S5 PRIGEs. .r
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imports.

LIvERPooL-Per ship Epaminondas : 500 seeks salt to
order fs@
PALERMO Per bark Antonetta-5 5000 bxs oranges and
lemons TO order.
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B0RDEAuX-Per ship Charles Cooper-15I, 900 slaves.
LIyERP0oLPer ship bales cotton 667
400 hbls rosin
BELIzE-Per brig Kate 624 bb -four 200 bhls pork 10 bb
beef bbs bbs hams % bb whisky 10 bbls bread 5000
feet lumber 10000 shingles and sundries.
MATAMoRAs Per schr Kuspp- 66s bbls -four al ties
lad ds Al bills rs bxs candles II bbls ell hhs lU6
bales tobacco bxs soap ties rice l2 seeks coffee and sundes
MoBILEPer schr Eugania- 1914 soks lt0
2ff bars railroad iron.
a0BILE-Per schr Sea Horse--sOO scks salt.
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P Z o PLE'S LINE.

PEOPLES LENE-FOR THE COAST,
ES.Ey h. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS - The
issks fine. saunch md comfortable Passenger Steamer
xssssks4lsg Golden Age, Capt Webbing leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, 1t O'Clock.
ana If K. W. ADAMS Il co, Agents.
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-ssfA G KII'IN7s " e w FtEISs" d.
@SgfIStsS IA URANT, 80 Royal street xzsEsM l.
esaSSa JOHN GhLPl N has the pleasure SAS9Espn NJ
eS4ssleaof informing his friends and the
generally that he is ready receive and tain
establishment 81 Royal street. door to the
Customhouse occupying the entire mansionp
lately Alfred Hennen Esq. 1t affords
accommodations. Besides the large public dining
where meals provided at all hours. from
o'clock A. NJ until IL 2. NJ the advertiser has large
of rooms parties Families and parties,
picaon above supplied with the best of everything
Affords either ready for the table from
market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has always extended to him. the UNDERSIGNED them
that the fullest
those who may favor him with their orders.
"a tfk2tW JOHN GATiPIN.
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6NHESTNUT GROVE EvEIESRY!

GEHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d 4
sres introduce the article To the public and city
and country, aB the
EuHaz$ DETWsabio StiynAin4t
which prepared for medical proves tse
cordial he!thru and nvigorang enfeoblet
whether by disease It distilled from the rye
malt and it's nutritious properties aepreserYed by proce
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Gil and nozou in
gredens known be contained in the Whisky general
comHiaey separated that the absolute purity ar
ticls from any foreign admixturoi lis guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the most ont
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Bos
the State Agricultural Society endorsed with te
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICAT
Philadelphia, Sept. g. 1888
Wa carefully the sample of Chestnut 9roY.
Whisky which you u.s. contains none Of the
poiaonoup substance Fus Oil which Is tho chnac
lsC and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMhC,
Analytical Chamlltb
New York, Sept. S, 1888.
have snayEed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Nj. CEaos Wharton, J of Phadep ha and he7ins
carefully tested IT, pleased state that Ia entirely tree
from poisonous deletcouB 1t Ia unusually
pure and dne favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES K, CHIFFON Analytical Chemins
Boston, March l. 1859,
have achamca analysis of commercial sarnpIeB Of
Chestnut Whisky which proves DO free from the heavy
rus otis. end perfectly pure and nnHdultersted The
favor Of this Whisky derived from the grain used in
tscturinz IL, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, Nj. D., State Assayer,
No Is RoyGtop atrcst.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
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TAT AWRA WENE-l4 hbls, Caawba, of very supe
" ror quality, Just received for sale by
s. n GRATlAA co.
al No 50 Gustornhnpsas
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STRAWBERRIES IN .ITTFt e cases Straw
~ berries IN their juice, In fine order for sale by
S. D. RATTAA = Co.
ms 80 Cu5tonhouSe street.
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Steamer Alonzo Child DeHaven Memphis Hyde eco
Steamer Primes of Wales Iodwick for Cairo, Master
Brit ship Charles Cooper, Short Tor Bordeaux,
Cammack & Converse
Brit ship Victoria Sanderson for Liverpool, Maxwell
Brit brig Kate stevens for Belize NJ A de Iixardi eco
Brit scht G Knapp Layerty, for Matamoras,
Goldenbow Lesparre
Schr Eugens, Pirate. for Mobile, Huntington Il Bro
SchE Sea Horse, Fsrrer for Mobile, Huntington & Bro
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Mny %, 1861.
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
No. 5G2G.l


Rs0'nl Thn the Central Board Of Comm ssioners of the
fnniy with the protsio Of The City CHARTER, emit It'd
TO amend entitled 10 consolidate the
city of Nv Orleans provide for The government of
the CITY Of New rrms and Ike administration of the affairs
papers thai election will be held the first Monday he 80
OF June for the following named Officers to accord
ing To law from the third Monday iii June next for the term
presc utd by said city charter:
l. 4 Comp roller OF TIL City o. New Orleans.
, Recorder for the SGcona District fur the uneXp term
Of the late j. L. Fnhre, deceased.
81 The following members of the Board of Aldermen, viz:
Cine Alderman for The inst District vice T. Cox, whose term
will expire at said date
One ALDERMAN District, vice Norman Whitney.
whose term will expire At said dnte
Ono Alderman Tor The Third District vice s. 7. nchbare,
whose term wilt expire Mt said date
And Alderman tor the Fourth District vice Benz S.
En ri5sn, whose will expire said date,
4 For he follow ing members Of Ike Board Of Assistant Alder
One Assistant Alderman for tho First Ward, james
Assistant Alderman for the Second Ward vice
gan Hall
Assistant Alderman for the Third Ward, +.
Blackwell.
One Assistant Alderman for the Fourth Ward vice Henry
Shepherd, Jr.
One Assistant Aldermen for the Sixth Ward, Ad0phe
DuprG.
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward vice j. Mng
chi.
And one Assistant Alderman for the Tenth Ward vice F. A.
Patterson.
b, Dthr resoea That the Mayor be and is hereby d
necessary proper notices.
with the sad City Charter and the foregoing resolution the
Central 30 ri of Commissioners
ISignedI LEA F. BAkENEll,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
iSigned1 j. O NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
my2i St St-nedI JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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Below--CoI.lfng Up.


Bremen ship Bremen I'm Bremen April 5th to warneken,
Kifchoff &co.
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EPAyE DU PREMIER DEsTRICT.-l1 a
S5g sG d e ~ ge s1 n an District
Hns chsyrs MORE BLANCHE yan osi Eaaehe fendae
ais n@ySf sera venap enehere pu6ique, dit depot
MILTON RELF, Commissatre des Rucs
Nouvele Orleans 20 de mai 1861. my3O 3t
EIEsT DISTRICT PoUND.-Nyas brought
One white Goat with spots and buttons on his
One white Goat with black spots on his lead and legs,
One black While spotted coat tip Of The tail white
One ha and white Goat split right left doube
Which claimed three day. and the there
Fk Ed: Nay 3, l85l Ct 10 o'clock A. M.
n,,.,,1 ]. MIIToN RELF, Street Commissioner
ALFRED A. DUCROs,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
EPAY 1d15, Ply u Pr PRE Fs DTsT STR a
gnqre des rnes Lafayette ct yins CONNIE spgye-
Tn CeJ blanc ayant des aches noires Ia tee ct aux
janbes roe gauche coupe, endue ct troute porcle
I'm Ctbri nor blanc ayant bout de Ia queue blanc.
I'm Cabri noir ct BLANC Foeie drolte tend1e ct deuH
81 dts anax ne sont pas rtcames dams ros our ct les
ais Payss is eront yendus enchee pubque a dit depot
~ = 3$sss des Ene,
Nouvele Orleans, z de mai 1861. my28 At
CECoND DISTRICT PoUND-vas brought
One red Cow with white belly crop and split in right ear
Which if not claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid viii be sold public auction, said Pound on
THURSDAY, May 30 1851; at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
P. S: FAYsSoUx. D'ty Street Commissioner.
-''S"'''' ' - ' ALFRED Al At. RUGEos, ,,o,..
EPAVE DU DEUXIEHTE DISTRICT.-Il a
~ Ss au dtGoI aes payes dn DeuAieme District
une yache nore ayan oreile droe fendue marque
inine!gib Die sur Ia hanche
Une Vache rouge ayant lie hanc lorele
tcouTtte, ct loreilIe gaIche coupe.
fras payes lis veadus enchee pubque, dit depot
lie JEUDI, 80 de maj 1861, IL hemres NJ. A;
Nouvclle- Orleans q lie mai 1861. my25 st
TOURTFT DISTRICT POUND-yVa S brought
Il to the Fourth District Pound, on Annunciaion street. be-
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. estray-
One biz black Sow
One Sheep, with reddish marks on her back
One Sheep, with black mark on her.
One other Sheep, with black mark OH her.
One Sheep, al white.
Which claimed within days and tho expenses
thereon paid will be sold pnbic auction said Pound
SANr NJ Hriasns '1 Wr ISL as at 10 o'clock A NJ
'''''''' J M1IT0N RELF Street Commissioner
'O' ALFRED A; pUCRos,
Clerk of Comptroller.
EPAVE DU QUATIsIEEEE DISTRICT.-Il a
"a depot 5paye QuNtrieme District
Annuncatfon entire layenue Washington ct la Siee
CONNIE epave-
Une crosse TRUE moi e.
Une TRUE nOre.
Une Brebts, ay des marques rongoares sur lie dos
Inc BrebiS. ayln une mlrqus nOire
Une Brebis toue blanche,
les fras pay6s lis venus Fenccre pubiuue, dit
depot sAMNDI Ter 9 Dc 81 j" i lSG1 2 hsuTes A. ~
Eouvelle' Orleans Is de mai 1861. mvS' 81
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CoHpTROLLER'S OFFICE.
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
No 2l29.l
ID SOLVED; That the Com ptTOller be and
IA he hereby authorized and required give E9tice
Standing advertisement otca! luurns
the ninth section Of ordinance No. l442 approved
80 1854 the Council will pay any bill agansf the city
under authority of order Gomprolisr
accordance with the ordinances referred
lSignBdl E L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
[Signedl l.. Il. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April 28 1855.
IS1gnedl JOh& L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Thu attention o. the officers city public
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
Y. DUPLESSIS,
ivlf tt fsnnnrnflAr fuv of New Orleans,
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Mr.. Kingsland appeared and took his aa.t
me following preamble and resolutions, referred
70 IN .ie foregoing report, were read, and on mo.
on ,as naes being said preamble and
feS Vas as read second time and adopted.
Gas 0lesSFs' BLACKWELL, Beggs, Davis, Dupr6,
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u A. FAHNESTOCK's VERNIFUGE-

ID.
This only epctua remedy for has been
extensively used by regular pracrng physicians than
petAry medicine which has its appearance in tho
United States.
with the FIR edom and confidence gentle
VIII have attained enrnence in the medical profession in
all the Middle. Western and Sou hern States.
The great of It's popularity is the fact that nothing has
discovered which be substituted in its place. and
be- used in all without the
suit pc feet safety recommends every parent II
serreed within the SYSTEM will speedily expel
them without fail.
a4~Bu in order obtain the genuine article, every pur
chaser should be his guard and well the initials
the wrapper and that he is buying B. A. FasnestoGks
VermfIGe. and No other a23 lm&W
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Tlarille gnteIItgertte,

CRESCENT OFFIuE, No. 10 Camp Street.,
Thursday Morning, May 80, 1861.
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MAYORALTY...OFF

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYoRAITY OF NEW oRTEAUs
City r.; Nav "a ls61
Common Conne,.. 81 the City Of New Orleans. }
mo. 6625.l
Eesord, That permission be and is hereby granted to j. j.
Hanna to erect emEe in the back part Of the IndGG
engine M erected in accordGnce with ordinances and to remain
during the pleasure of the Common Council
Prssidcnt Board B Of r Aldermen,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
m 1E35' st Signedi JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 5626.1
Reore Street Commissioner he and he Is hereby
ordered the nena! gronud Goodchidrn street
graded with street scrnpingS, -
lsigned d. g NIXON,
[siguedl LEA F. BAKEWELl
ApDrovsd May a. r ISL Board of Assistant Aldermen
1nys5 St sieHedi JOHN t. MONROE. Mayor.
mo 5G27.1
Ro're That the Compuoller warrant the Treasurer for
L. Cox, one plat orm. made on Lafayette square,
dred by his honor the Mayor on the occasion
the arrival If Lieut. Hodges of Eentucky.., S5l GO
pnEna stree; martet for Ike year isG ' 100 oO
lSgned LEA F FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgncdl j. Q. NINOE
President Board of Aldermen.
mys5 St ''"' iSisHsdl JOHN T MONROE, Mayor
mo. $685..
ReSo'rei, That special committee Of four members
Board Assistant Aldermen four of Board
inquire into the eNpcdncy or pracIicaby Of reducing
# the city and 2GH W 4 possible
[s,-,l President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
President Board of Aldermen.
.'p'''''N ISignedj JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
true copy
mv25 g MARION A. RAKFR Secretary.
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8etislo IT The Hlsrktts.

GsEsuENq OFFICE No. 70 CAxP STREET,
Thursday Morning, May 20, ls6l
COTTON continues quist and the sales did not
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OFFICE AND THR UNION.

We have urged and understand it ~ 10 agreed
thar, in pros, cnting the War for the Union, no
purity and no political distinction shall be known
bu: tGat Of Uniousts aud Secessionsts He who
is for the UnioIr-franky, heartily, uncondition-
aily-is entitled to any appointment or position
i'll the Military service OF The country that bis
abilities and character will command, and the
fact that he supported for President, Lincoln,
Bell, Douglas, or Breckenridge, is not to be
cOnsidered in assigning that position. Gen.
Butler, Gen. DIX, and hundreds more such,
obtain coveted commands and commissions in
the service, whether regular or volunteer, not
by favor of the President, not as impll ug or
involving any change in their political convictions
or relations, but AS simple, naked right. The
iact-if it be a fact-that they would vote to
GUST the Administration tomorrow, does not
initiate 10 the smallest degree against their
right to be treated BY that Administration quite
as well as they treat Messrs. Banks, Fremont,
lnd other eminent Republicans. In preparing
and providing for the defense of the Union,
party politics are not to be at all considered.
Should this rule be extended TO Grill Offices
os well Anti-Republicans say it should,
aud clutch at now and item o careless sentence
In THE TRIBUNE as favoriDg their position. We
think differently; aud here are our reasons;
The modern Democratic party, based on the
combination of Crawford, Calhoun, aud jackson
Iuen to GUST Messrs. Adams and Clay, succeeded
in power an Administration which never removed
man from office because Of his politics. The
new dynasty deliberately changed all this, subst.
tuting for the broudest federation systematic
prescription. We are not arguing that this was
right or wrong: We simply state historical, unde-
niable facts.
The late Administration claimed to be linea
successor OF Gen. Jacksous, aud acted on tho prn-
ciple established by him Of rewarding friends aud
" ptaIsLing enemies" No Republican was placed
by it III any civil station that Democrat wanted,
nor loft in one unless In the very rare instances
where Republican was deemed peculiarly if not
exclusively qualified. We doubt that fire Republi.
cans in all were in Cfice under the Federal Govern
nent 10 this city on the day Of the late Presidential
election. Mr.. Lincoln was chosen in defiance of
desperate eIertions and heavy contributions from
this Amy of OficehOlders Those who, for eight
years at least had been vigorously prescribed, now
came into power. Would it be just, or WISE or
human, to keep in Office all or tho bulk of these do.
'eated proscriptionists Are they 10 obtain Office
~ the narrowest prescription and hold 1t by tho
,roadest toleratiOni
We coy No-emphatically No-that would DO
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TEE LATEST wAB NEWS.

We have nothing Of especial moment in the
news of the war this morning. From Fortress
Monroe we have a list of the wounded in the
engagement at Great Bethel. The official report
from Gen. Butler states that fourteen were
killed and forty-fve wounded. OF those who
were killed. eight were shot by their own friends
through the mistake at Little Bethel. As far as
known, no new movement had taken pla.e
against the batteries Of the enemy. High praise
is bestowed Oh the New York Zouayes in the
fight; their bravery was marked.
Capt. Miller, of the 18th Ohio Regiment, on
Sunday night made splendid march of 30 miles
with 40 of his men. He left ROwlesburg, on
Cheat River, Va, and marched TO 81. Georges,
Tucker Co., where he captured half a dozen pri-
sOners, and took some important correspondence.
Tie Rebels at Huttonsville are being daily re-
enforced and the national troops are burning
with desire to attack them. The people at Cum
berland are delighted with our troops. The
Unionis,s at MartiDsburg are anxious for the
presence of q protecting force, and offer the SOL
ders beds and provisions.
One thousand Rebels were yesterday added to tho
camp at Union City, TeLn., where there are now
1000 troops.
1t is said that the Indiana troops at Cumberland
are soon to march 80 niles to kOmney, to disperse
Rebel force there, and that Gen. Mcclellan is to
go 10 Charlestown, Va, within week. The Rebels
at Charlestown have captured and confined some
delegates to the Wheeling Convention, taken on the
route thither Fifteen hundred troops arc said to
b. ntrenched at that place.
Two hundred Missouri State troops have been
sent from Jefferson City TO the Pacific Railroad,
and have there burned the Gasconade bridge and
cut the telegraph wires forbiddDg the operators
70 repair them This was done by the authority
of the State. This outrageous act places the
disloy al Gov. Jacksous conduct in its true light.
One hundred aod siIty men of the 18th Brook.
Ign Regiment, under Major Morgan, yesterday
captured at Queenstown and Centrevile, Nd.
500 stand Of aruis and one prisoner.
The I'd New.York Regiment was yesterday
under orders to he in readiness to march at a
moments notice.
Col. Stone lrit Great Falls, two OF three miles
above the Chain Bridge, near Washington. Tues
dry night Lust night he was TO encamp ut
8, POolesville, 10 nules from Leesburg. Capt.
Magfudef's battery and several companies OF
District volunteers, followed by the New.York
9th and LIST Pennsylvania Regiments, would
probably sucslDp last night at PoolcsyiIie.
Edwards Ferry, heretofore used for the trans
portation of supplies from Mary land into Vir.
ginia, viii now b. closed against this traffic
The reports Of retreat from Harpers Ferry
are not confirmed.
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ALLEGED MURDER oy Board TIE NORTH SrAz---
ARREST OF TAE MISUNDERSTANDING the last tip -
one made by the North Star from this port TO AspiHv
wall there was occurrence on board which VIA ssf>
rounded by some very mysterious movemen % tks
part Of Engineer Seymour. "a the matter WAS known
to some persons witnessed it. however. there 10
fair prospect of justice b.ns DONE IL appears THAI
the outward passsge Of the North Star altsrcs
ton took place between the engineer and OF ths
coaps,ers which resulted ia the death vi the atsS
and when the sLip arrived at Aspawa. boz curs
tanning the body was said 10 have been put ashore
merchandise and carried of. The main facts in the
case leaked ont, but not known till after the
North Star had returned to this port and gone cat ag
Meantime Marshal Murray, having received the neoess
sary information was in readiness for the arrival of hs
steamer yesterday and detailed some Of his officers -
70 down the Bay and meet her she approached ths
city. The officers boarded tie vessel between Quana-
tine and Sandy Hook, and KEEP, their eyes upon ths
engineer until HE further services could I've spared ~
the engine They then arrested him the suspected
murderer Of the coapasser. They also arrested sous
six OF seven persons witnesses. All the pastsB
underwent an examination al the Marshd oics, nd
subsequently locked up at the Tombs 10 avs
further action in the case.