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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30
NAVAL APPOIN rMENTS.
Commissions have been received from the Navy De-
psrtment for the following Volunteer Lieatenan,s and
Masters, examined by the Naval Examining Board:

psrtmen for the following Volunteer Lientenan,s and
Masters, examined by the Naval Examining Board:
ACTING yoLUsTKER LISUTEsAsTs.
r Barter, J. w kiurrdgs,
Charles fsW. Benin, VI " Moore,
George w. Brown, J.. Nichols,
David Cate, O. A. Trmdy
u. 5. Eyilgs James Wa'hen.
ACTING MASTERS.
Henry Brown, w Hamilton,
John Baipr A. Il. Hunter
w. Buckbodt. w. r. Jones,
Bpiro V. DeDniI, w. o. Lnnt,
J'hn Ceirb, q. ID Lester,
Henry \. Coffin, A. b. Milford,
II. Clsk, D. Maxwell,
h. G.. Dean VIM q hut,ng,
H. n. DOaue James Ogilyie
John w. DIX, Nm r. Pratt,
w J. Foster, j. A. Pennsl,
Left Ford, Nelson Provost,
John X Gooomsnsen James u. Rogers
w ". OF ls,pie, Cha les Smith,
Pierre Giraud, Charles Cisfon,
J. A. BAH f.. an Tee
Jno. +. HARDEN, John &. Wbitloaey,
Irssius CToWel, Anthony hse,
Jo,hu. IA Dill A. X. GaIdbeI,
q. A Hooper, Robert Lytte,
W A. Mill. J.. \. Morton,
T. McKrige w. Y. Putnam,
vii am Rogsrs, John A. Rogers,
William Watson, Samuel \ eaton.
These officers will receive their commissions by call
ing AZ the office Of Messrs. f. g. q. W. Blunt No. l79
Water street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30

NorIcE TO SHIPPERs.-For the future no clearsDeet.
Of goods will he allowed for Matamoras in Mexico
BY order of the Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun-Rises....5:2sl Sets........6:8 Moea-Rissa Nor
WATER .fI
Sandy Heck. ASS Gov. Island $3.50 Heu}ste tls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15
From Europe.

CAFE RACE, Oct. 5.--ihe Bavaria has ar
rived OF this point with Liverpool adyices 10
Ntoniay, September 25th. TIE principal
,uiu OF her news has been anticipated.
The London Times, in its cry article, OF the
25tb September, says ti,at great excitement
prevailed in foreign markets. consequent OF
the distinct repetition OF the announcement
dat Spain and France would in eryene in the
:tH- irs of Mexico. Mexican stocks advanced
more than two per cent. The downward
TENDENCY in English funds continues. Con-
soils closed al from 9ss 10 o.
The sales ofsco1ton az liverpool on the 2oth
were 55,oe0 bales, uf which spectators and
exporters took $4,000 bales. The marker is
much excited. anu prices 10 al. hi CHER since
Friday. 81 the close prices sun had an up
ward tendency.
Bdyices from Manchester STATE that there
has been Z slight advance III all descriptions
OF goods.
At Liverpool, breadstuifs Wtre tenGin g
downward. Flour was dull, aud sales OF
American Were quoted from : ~ 31s. Pfo-
visions were dun. Sugar va, 1irmer coEes
and rice had advanced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

sCHy Coanezl--The Council met Yesterday
afternoon at four o'clock Present Messrs
Saunders, Griffin. Nynne, Crutchfie!d. Tai
bot, Hasiius, BUR-, Denoon, Scott, Hi, Gis.l.
tan and Glazebrook
Mr.. Gratlan, from the Committee OH Fl
nance, reported adversely to eever,.i petitions
fefeFred to the Committee, including one from
Dahney Nj. Miller. Guy Assessor, tor an III
crease OF salary; one from Rev. Ms. Saul. for
remission of poll TAX; and .ne from X. q.
lorriss, for Remission of tax on cert;iln buiiG-
h'gs occupied by families of absent soldiers
= Mi. Hili presented II petition rain s,.ndry
QUEENS III favor OF granting Il lceEse 70 +. L
oifider to open ii series of dranlati,-p patriotic
entertainments in the old Trinity Cnurci.
oulii ny, which Ee tStrider) has fitted up .,s
considerable eXpense, for the purpose ci slow
h'S on the Talents oT a company I,ui"rteti
T. III Montgomery, Charleston, ANA New Or.
!eans. IL appearing that St,iJer hai applied
% the Mayor Tor ii iIce,se, ana t;i;.t tis.. nayuI
lad, Tor certain reasons, preferred INST Tue
todnCil should grant Tue same, tie petition
Aas referred u tic Committee on poti,t ,yitr
Instructions 10 grant Ii they saw proper
lac petition of John T. Siedd. lpirsetc,i at
.!le iasC u,cetnly ot the Couuolii asking f5I
he restoration ~ lis iceise dts d ulltcher, was
t..ken up, and tue question Was discussed d.
ii:bg,h the I BON ng. offered by Mr.. .,rai.
,au, was adopted:
int GUua~ii, trusting that the penalty in .
3,ct.a Oh ohm +. >ie..A Viii prevent amy re-
'utl.ion OF the oheECe Tor which his tlc.usr
Mas ken from iItti.,
"7eY po"' IN. 'ho etiu Iohh J. Siend atvt
Az, 100 ~ 00iA 40 d OA'-hei IL Tue secohc
hi'Ih''.
oh inotoi OF nj. I'M, the sum OF SSo wa
appropriated 70 enclose the Seaniens iieibei
.lutF used for Il ula.iIct school.
A resolution authorizing the Committee OF
4
st' :" t"nier WIN tl,e oohie''etd't ''"Feii'-
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DREAMING THE BLocKADE.-!nstead of
pokmg TO England and France 10 break the
t!ockade, il strikes Us we ought long ago to
ave taken measures to break il Ourselves Ii
5 not vet too late. On the c. nirary, if we do
- desire our ports 10 be eternally closed. We
rust go 10 work at once AID build sill. s-of
! ar Capt Hoiiins has shown what we car.
10. If with al tie materials for ship-buiG
:, we cannot build ships Ourselves we ca,
least purchase sai;abIe vessels abroad, or
1--we them constructed in few months auC
eaay for service. A half dozen iron-,Iated
'gates would soon open our harbors to the
samerce of the world We know no ex
t'ndIture Which wout! pay as we'll.
The ephject is one of vast Importance I
50 want Ike ports opened by spring, we NILS
To- work in the interval ana build Il navy.
is shameful that ve should permit a fleet o.
,'yafeers-tor the tlockading squadrUps ate
mostly composed of merchtn. yessels--;o ISL
Ete us thus from the res; Of the world.
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AID FOR THE MARYLASDERs-We cheer
fhlg comply with a request to invoke the aid
4 the pula!c in behalf Of the First Maryland
,egiment, now sadly in need of winter cloth
tx. They aye unable, Ike other regiments, f.
lotain ala from their own State, and the other
hates should vie witn each other TO sup
- TO them the place OF a mother. The.
ERq"1er st;,tes that contributions for this
tliVose c;.u tie irf, At that Office. The Mary.
;ne reeiu4ei; shoae like IA star in the front oi
ne battle Of Manass.i. There is no Drawer
Ind nohier STATE than Maryland, and non,
bore gailaHtly and honoritbly represented il,
10 CJnte'itrate army. Ii we cannot 90
|>er Ia help Maryland, let us at least prevent
1ose of her children who are helping us from
a9erius in our ranse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

. HustjHgS C'ourf--'ibe quarterly term Of
the Has lngs Court commenced Yesterday
Recorder Caskie, and Aldermen Bgaf, S:,di.r
Iiinbetlahe and 'tIopton presiding
Licenses TO keep ordirarics were issued 10
Jacob N'alli.r, Enela : gnesia. and JOIN,
kry.
Accounts for police service We're allowed ,n
:. T. Seal, j Il. Biankinslip. f. II Ghalklev
y, L Blob, ai,d b. NJ Morris; and an accou;;,r
FIR holding inpuests to George a Freeman
Eli Il Constable.
4 fue of sia and costs was imposed unor.
Orlando SHY for permitting his slave JOHN 70
F. at large,
! Auguete Zahn, charged with felonionsly
c'1'ting AusGtstnB Miller, on the ".h of Ocf6-
Hcr, VIII intent 10 Kill, was examined and HE.
i',rrt remanded him for hiHd trial before
Judge Lyons.
james n. TYLER, charged with swindling
John ". kiser cat ot $1i.31. on tie S.jth Of
September. Was examined and icq lifted
George B|ac&, formerly conu-clrJ with the
Polish ri5ade, WAS eSanlined on ne charge
al stealing 4 gold watch. worth SIS, from
j ,lnes BrodeiicH, ON the i,:ih of Selteu.ber.
lad reGi#nGed for final trial tetorG judge,
LYONS
4 rule w;la awarded against Robert A
Mayo, to show c;.isse why lie shoGli not be-
fined for permitting lis slave Simon to 20 III
large and hire himself cat contrary 70 IaU ;
ami as!n.iar sinn'nons as,ainet Tn Bass Ion al
lowing biz -iave Branch 10 20 al lai ge
! The examination of Opie State, for forging
Il court order tor the payment 81; money. was
con nned. on his motion, 10 the ueAt term OF
tie Cont.
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M1ynr's C1prs.--A Write woman named
Aun e. ibacker, ID street waudefer. arrested
a day or two since, was discharged ;trou. cas-
tody yes,eri.ay. =. 49,. 49,.
Isaac Coles, free negro, without a register,
wae punished with stripes for drHnkernees,
and ordered to leave town forthwith
Henry. slave -ef James knyster, charged
with ste..ling f"'sr plugs Of tobacco, wAs pun
ished in the usual way.
Thomas DpIi,in, arrested for heating his
wife and threatening to cut watchman Garter
20 piece- with an ancient cavalry sabre, was
beid in Sl5i security for good behavior. aud
l., answer an in6ie! Nfent for Inisdeine;.nor
Edwin NJ. and james Lucas were acquitted
Of a charge Of +ssautiug Mver Krlcker
Milton Williams was fined $40 for permit.
sing negroes to assemble unawially upon his
premises. A warrant charging lin with rell
Ing ardent spirits without license was dis
missed.
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TELEGR2APHIC-
rH1LArkNA6L EXPLOIT.
lNADDITIQNAL PARTICULARS.

~
Nav ORLEANS, Oct. 14.-The ex petition uu.
Ter Comm an, Ter Hollins consisted Of the NJ T.
a,ssa, the iron-elad marine ba,teriug r,m.
With one ef-ponhdtr D,hlgreeu gun : thu
steamer Calhoun, (the flag ship with on.
I D under and two Is- FOUNDER UIhTgTetT
Guns. the steamer Ivey, with one eignt-inch
!2-pouuder, riiiea tile steamer Jackson, with
wo eight-inch plum biads the steamer Ale
re, with a Ga FOUNDER mounted Oh a pivot
four eight-inch eoiumbtlds, and "A "a FOUNDER,
irifed the steamer Tuscarora, with one eight
inch colum biid. and n 32-pounder, rif!ad
md the cutter Pickeus, with an eight-incf
cpluinbiad aud four "a pound carronades.
. The blockaders had the Richmond Vim
CHIMES, PrebIe, Wsfer Witch, aud the schoon-
er Joseph H. Toon.-n All SO gnss
= iOn Friday nigh last our fleet started from
Fort Jackson, the Manassa leading the WY
rhe night Was intensely dark, and the M
Il 1884 ran into W ssel, striking her near IT,,
tpw and cutting into her upw Irds of twenty
feet. Appalling shlieks were heard aboar
he doomed ship signal rock were fired :.
the enemy beat TO quartz RS, and n perfect iro
mil fell upon ard around the Manass,, dur
Ing which her machinery became Geranget
The Tuscarora and the Watson came up win
live barges, which II .d been cut loose and Sc
drift on the stream.
When the morning came our fleet
tnenced 10 pursue the retreuting enemy, aBQ
{ heavy cannonading began, which lasted t, /
eight O'Clock. Several shots struck the Rich
mund The shots from the Yankees were
sadly aimed, AS they did not touch one of
vessels. hen the firing ended the II Get r.
turned to the city with the prize schooner
Joseph Ii. Toone, loaded wi IN coal, and wnich
I'D been deserted during The aignt. a Large
Quantity OF hunter. which had been inIcn deo
Tor the construction of IL tortiilcatiou At tn
iiead OF the Passes, Was burned.
TsEC0Np Dt=pAtcH.
New ORLEANS, Oct. IL The prizes cap
,,.red were The JOS pa II. IUons, and tauncn
te.long ing TO the Federal steamer Richmond,
Which latter was laden with cdt..sse-.
The vessel sunk not the Pre- Die, but thu
YincennaS.
Three vessels OF our expedition arrived Oh
:sa turday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

,es Of Billingsgatc The corruption, the ter.
ivemA,icns, the iniqui'ietaN polkiad life IN
s,e United States increased "a rapidly az, and
deed seemed 70 advance pat po3ss with, the
.rogress of its material Wealth and greatns 81
Re only exc. piion to sEis universal ana
Eiameles. depnsNify OF public men WAS found
| the representatives of n section, where no
mount of tfaas and requirements il Asonsid.
red compensation for tie loss If personal
MOE, That section II now happily free from
Sc communicating enstavt WITH Government;
hich could not be reformed and bad 10 be de-
sroyed. Let NJ hope that the new Republic
J III inaugurate an era of exalted political mo
iiity in its public servants and that il, the Sc
pction Of it, public agents, it will keep in
jew the truth tl;N The solid growth and glory
i n nation depend upon the honesty and faith
illness, ~ well AZ the competency Of public
len.
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The Identity Of the Biack Horse Troop.

To tie Editors Of TIE I,!&2a:& In your paper
of til" 10th OF Octob@r, on pay = very HIND
some compliment to the 8. Back Hor>e CavaI
", OF Fanquier," and their bT'ilii,nt charge
under the = Ashbys,'' from which it would
be Inferred th!t'this troop was officer by
the gallant Captain Asliby. This is NOT the
first time that Il simliir mistake has been
cs committed, and as a,act is worth1ull rs much
asip error. ask you 10 make the proper cor
r-ctinn. There is now and never h;;. been
but oie troop OF cayalrY known rs the "Biacs
Horse" This troop is net now ana never
Was commarded BY Capt in hshby, or any
gentleman OF his name. Il WIS iu the battle
Of Mtnassa, ana Captaih Ashbys troop" I he
Mount,in X myers, believe was not. 1t
wa. I'D in n battle by CsptiIfp William II
,yne, of FNuauier, who had been it's com
lnaadrr from The beginning of the war until
bis promotion TO the rank Of Ala pr a f. "
weeks ago. IL the Fourth Cavalry, and is now
under thu command OF Captain Robert Ran
d lph. This troop is row attached to- otonel
Beverley II. Ro.,trtson's Fourth Regiment of
cavalry, and continues 10 form part OF 'rhe
advanced gti:trd OF thu arm y'of the Potomac.
l hope ti.is settics The identity OF ttte " Black
HUfse' and lis commander. FAIRFAX.
LgisFyr ~ 1851
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llIn:ll.

On dorday morning, AZ q o'elotk, a'ser a.
iinsss Of fifteen days, sr. WILLIAM JARTf,Tr
IA tue etIth yea nj h.s age. Ao
lite De la e., friends and ecgr,sin.snes. ..
ftisiiy arr respectfully Invited I attend has = ne
ton' his late iesisieute, Howard's Cove t,.aa
- ocicek.
On Monday. fhe 18th instant tf tynb.t4 .
Capt. 4. u BELL. in the Ssh year Of b., az eSs'
His faneTa will take place froin his late r-.s ~,
sorner OF s1th aud Leigi streets thus Crpl~~"sA
morning a. . o'clock His friends aud Co.'S
.mc.s are reqas st.d TO attend.
a; his Residence, on l7ih street. Mr. THos.
JALLAdHER, in the q Year Of hi. ~.
lis fiji mis-, ala those Of the family are in-.
% attend his iunersi hi, morning, e, 9. o'es
A. Oah vile :. otsylvsna county Va The
ienc" # y grandmoiherS - p 2GIh, HILL PIN
DLETON, 10 ant son of "A l.. a.d a IN 50
'iooiloe, aged IL months and u days. a.
VIII thou pas eth through The va,e-.r
De with thee; ans through tic rivers hey ,..S
lot overflow d &c" 80"
Alas, and b Is hi. sp ri. fed
So beautiful, so youugi
= A 4 ps te VT the silent doad
1he ar:ve-y yard forms amols.f
His bcdy r..., b'neath rhr sd
? HIS aussi spirit dselia with God.
No etre shall lurr liz ehildhood'4 sae,
From holy faths as ray;
/ Nor Woo cal ct'tve hi, pure heart
] h' : lli i.td 10 res'--
The jewel slfi e. IN Josus's brea.t.
Ard s. who mourn your .a"ly 4 81
behold the hand of tiod! -
Re wisely eaii-n, 'he sol ii. fed
! Bow - His cha.teni z rod.
Though tro'i Your chain u link il rivsn.
'Twii biaa you closor s'iil :, Heaven
Fond notAar. dot 6 father, fer
Hsyon tle ethcc Utre,
Beyond yen ialt heet tsinkling star
IL sweetis Eechous you, -.
A8d SIS er Mamie, too, "a r-st
; In Js5iss a:.Is 81 In-Es's breast. J I'm
Foir.far C. Il -Jct. Q, 1851
A. the Warm >priag Va, on he 'Ilhil..
iAhEFL JENKINS, of Baltimore, NJ sc~a :,
wears,
Deceased W. :. member of capt. Clglles een
siuy, III Col tf,hanl's giHent, az Pc eut n -
Army of the Northwest, and + !! victim "a ~
lo fever, 2jcn Ii,, as" hH cont ed ttronsb
hpstant privat.sl AID exposure Wilt III he -,
'brrlsuea Of h. iutr. ia rruiGius were Sgsgrl,
% ;nis city aud sarcf't y nterred n the vault
he taihed. 81 turial sro,rd IN the hsp. ti.i :.
ONE future j - tn NAV b., rennYel u rr,.,
--'', s:;d restored 20 his afflicted stpily r.Ia
ives.
s.es Baltimore pRper' please copy.
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Hramnfsc.-Amoug the earliest attractions
of he theatrical season, mentioned IN advance,
IL a local dram. entitled "Ihe Scouts" the in
cidenis Of which are drawn from The great
battle of July 2lst We ata not prepared 10
apenk of its merits, although The author Prof.
J. ii. Hewitt, l,;ts achieved = reputation .lnonE.
the Literait, and we may confidently anticirafe
ii well-defined representation OF the grand
event of the war
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Tile Inr0itaS-The transfer o the sick from
Manassas totiis city last week required d con
siderable amount OF labor. and extreme care
WAS necessary to prevent their suffering on
their arrival. They were all safely distributed
among the several hospitals, under the super
virion of Mr., Wul. l., Luck, assistant III the
Surgeon Generals Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

Supreme Cart cf Appeals.-The regular
yesterday at the State Couru4iouse The
Judges i'll attendance were John j. Allen.
Wm. Daniel. L. {. l.. Monoufe, and EIn j.
Robertsor-Judge Leigh, being absent.
\. ID Massie qualified As attorney to prac-
,ice in the Superior and infeliur courts by
taking the oath 10 support the Consultation
Of the Confederate States of America
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In addition 10 this his wife had Offices which
swelled their joint receipts to f90, COCA year
. sum which might satisfy even a Specializing
member of LIscoLN's Cabinet.
In the reign of ANNE the iniqriries OF the
leadipg politicians were Of the most scandaious
character. Fidelity and honesty We're virtues
entirely unknown among the public Ineil OF
Great Britain. MAcAULAY says:
Among those polirici ans who, from tn
Restoration TO the accession Of the House o.
II mover, Were At the head of the great par
ties in the state, very few CAD be named
whose reputation is not stained by what il
orr age would be called gross perfiuy aud
corruption. 1t is scarcely an exaggeration
TO cay that the most I'M iarincipled pm bile R.en
that have taken part in affairs within our
me- mory would, ii tried by tie standard which
WA IL fashion during the latter part CT thu.
18th century deserve TO be regarded as scru--
pulnus and GtsiDterasted" 800
Tire accession of the House of Hanover
marks the beginning of reformation in the
palitical morality of British statesmen, The
points in which this improvement consisted
w-te greater purity in pecuniary matters,
greater political consistency and honor. and a
higher and mere comprehensive sense of pub
hs duty. There was, also, gradual advance
IN good. manners in. parliamentary discus,
sions, though the freedom of language SCENE
strange TO those who are familiar with the
eoeency and dignity Of parliamentary debates
| these times. Thus we are told thu. Wal.
POLE wanted words TO express the viilairy
Of the late Frenelfed ministry! SrASHopg
sid '.he wondered that men who were guilty
sfsuch enormous crimes tas the gentlemen
opposiie,) had still the righteousness ID APP
pear in the public streets Another member,
commenting on recent increase in the sala-
fies Of the Judges said it was for services
mol rendered, unexpected" Still, malversalion
aud regulations gradually disa'Teared,an par
~ disputes and debates became lees acerimoni-
Gus. Aslste, however, as l7S5,the discreditable
peace OF Paris was actually bought, vote by
vote. with hard cash, at prices varying from
EGO and upwards twenty-five thousand
pounds are said 70 have been thus paid away
ina silgle morning. II MAS Only Il little after
tie year 1872 that the political atmosphere OF
Grea britain approached It's present conpara-
tive purity. With the commencement Of that
refor.n orr, . new genius. seemed 10 preside
over The eoupcils Of the British nxtion,
fac,iDhs became less IniscLieyous, and tone
ofp.fspsai honor .peryaded every department
of Ihs Govsrnmsnt
IL u Notifying TO Americans to bslisye that
d,nisg the very period in which the political
no slily Of British statesmen has been grad.
u4liy improving, and the dsbstes<of ParIis.
mint bssoainS civilized, tho standard Of public
wins taa hesn stssdily sinking on this con.
$1,000 - 10 Gtnisy Of our psimilvs 4ea.
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The Harmoaaeons.--The musical and dra-
matte company of Mes.rs Wells & Warwick
CONTINUE To aniuse thronged audiences al Me-
tropolitan Hall Genuine fun, good vocal and
Instrumental music, ballet and vaudeville, CON
stitute the entertainments prepared for the pub
lie every night. 81 - III
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Northern sympathizers -cSlors st Half
Mast

PEStAcoLA, Oct. ia party, consisting of
Capt. Eutier uDd vi e Mr.. Packard and wife.
and AIR. Gii.ett Lutt..anG probably others. es-
CAPPED TO Fott Pickens on Friday evening last
under false pretenees- 49, -. 49,. -..,..:
The United STATES vessels OF here have their
colors at half. mast.
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Arriral Of P,isoAers--The York River train
yesterday brought TO thus city twelve prison
ers, captured on the Pelahsua, near Newport
News, by !. scouting party OF Cobb's Legion
They belonged to the llth New York resi-
MELT.
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Freieh.-'rhe amount of freight brought
to Richmond by railroad is imnenee. On The
kichmoDd and Petersburg road near1y n hun.
dred extra -trains were ran during the month
OF September A great proportion of the
freight consists OF army eapvlies
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Foise Al0ym.-A false alarm of Ere occurred
yesterday afternoon. between two and three
o'clock. The heavy volume of smoke towards
which the firemen directed their steps Issued
from the chimney Of the Government work.
shop, ON 7th street.
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LOST. sTEliYs;sD. &c.

T.tS TEN DOLLARS REWARD -.
4 log, on Monfay morning. be- see1 JOIN W.
DUnads grocery, on IhuTrlI eiii, end Rich4rd
Sedpwics's q, cerv, on Vain street 4 bia.k M
rocco y %, con -*inng two neps % confederate
notes, between $40 q "a So j. snsii notes bunch
of keys. at ciSes 20 Conpany rs ba.i, ard hand
kerch eff my one iud ne the viii receive {.
reward Of $40, and the thanks d! rhe laeer, by
lsdvrg il a. JORS MCDON sfD'S,
o. f5-3t Corner of 25th auc ,,t;fd streets.
T.. IRAYED-sr IN my house, .ni0n Bill.
on SUNDAY isbf. a very nrRf .,
... Is L a & X ST FER
with short horns liberal reward v.iI 10 paid for
l.sreturn. J.. G. .BRAUEk,
&C i5-jts 49, 1T stall. leE MARKET.
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- r01ttE.-tDa ut~inber~ of &C. MlJND
S-f RAEDULpH Lodge. No 10, .sre sum
Tonei ~ attend strsed meeting THIS EV EN-.
I%fl az tire Mssas. tEs.t, 1T 0'e.yck
Transient hre'irrsn III socd standing also re-
questett ia xtend.
Ky ortier OF the worshipfni Master p s~
&c iS--It - JOHN LESTER Her'y
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Army Supplies from ENGLAND.

ArarsTA, GA, Oct. 1.-THE Savannah Re-
publican, Of this morning, SAWS il has good au-
thority for stating that n British vessel has
very recently reached port III the Conf-da.
rate States with valuable cargo, and chiefly
Of army supplies.
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LOCAL MATTEkS.


=ylAILv PARsk.-7ro esxe per COPY at me
.Stnter AHA trom the Regular enil,rrs vfssh.
py. Per arnuri, ~, "a months, 81; tnrrs
q oths, 81 70.
mi KEk!f .--4a per hnuUn.
NKBKLy.T2 yer sgnum.
Neither the Semi Weekly nor Weekly pap-,
vii BE- sent fasi . less term tlsan twelt1
.uuthS.
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very important move. Whether intended
or not, 1t meets wiflkyhe evident probaf
of the men. Chpes are consf lily gd[
on, but they arefE of a nature HiHt W at6
interest the pn4aF. This morn66 the IN
Georgia RegiDI4 ~, CoioHel SmISk3 was an
tanned from HNGrsl L6ngstre6Ka briSHdf
aud attached to Gensral ETfIy VS.. Nv reroir.
RonENlAy