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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS or
Administration have been issued the undersigned
estate of Samuel A. Edgar deceased Said estate prob
ably insolvent Ijanl6-w3tl GEO W. MooUAT.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

WANTS ssFOR SALE" FOR RENT 'LoST,"
FOUND BOARDING. &e.--Advertisements coming
under these headings exceeding ave lines, win be in
serted once for IS ctnts.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

ROYAL HAVANA LoTrERY.-The following numbers drew
the principal prizes in the drawing of December 15 1860
Numbers. Prizes
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
New york Cattle market.

MARKET Day, Wednesday, January o. 1861.
Total receipts Of cattle Of all kinds, for the week:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16
FOR SALE.

EyOR SALE-A fine building lot Pennsylvania street,
II opposite the Blind Asylum with front Of over one
hundred feet For sale on easy payments, BY
WM Y. WILEY,
janId&wlm Real Estate Agent.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-01-16

~ DELZELL q SMITH,
ian1 Real Estate Agents
ESoR RENT-Geod houses in different locations, from
II 81 20 $40 PEI month. DELZELL SMITH,
JAM Real Estate Agents.
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from Lerondsc's and joa them 10 another rcYi-
mcnt.
tHis own story il, that he len because his
firt Lieutenant was endeavoring, with every
pro pet o. success, to supplant him "a captain.
The Colonel heard this story, AMI on Mon
day night stationed a guard Of twenty-five
or thirty men with loaded arms " prevent the
dcri rture q men from the camp.
At eleven O'Clock Captain Cros,o len the
ground with somo forty men.
Alta p,itt in the o,d. between Roes hotel
and Wh."s,onc tho guard stopped the men,
and an alteration cnsued, Crcsto threatening
the Ruard, and demanding the privilege Of
passing. During the word-quarrcl, pistol in
the hands Of Serg' ant Thomp'on, one Of the
icvultcrs, cxploicd,--h ssys, since, anoiden'
tally. Lieutenant George o. repGicdD or
derol tho guard to fire. They fired once, kill
M instantly two Of the revolving plrty--Fer-
dinand M,rtoc and Dominick Sl''i.
-Four men were WOUNDED, one " them, Lew
j.. Gc1nanr, It il fc .rcd. fatally. The men rerc
MARCHED back to the camp, but We DO no, learn
that any Of them were put under arrest
Captain Cres'o was arrested at about daylight
in Flushing, by Sergeant Brush, Of the Ham
iltou Artillerv.
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Military and Naval Movements.

The steamer Bcl,iderc arrived at the Brook.
! Ign Navy lad yesterday. She will tax, gu,
supply Of stores and detachment Of blue
jackets, numbering 200, for the u. y. steam
corvette rcisaOola, now at the Washington Ma
w Yud.
Tho l.. S. steamer Alabama also came 10 the
yard, TO be fitted out and receive her armament.
Tho steamers Stars and Stripes, Satellite. an 1
General Putnam, Shoh have been in the ward
short time, received their armament vo,tcr.
day, and viii no doubt leave without DELAY
The Stars and Stripes carries four 32-pounder,;
the Satellite has one 3O-pouni rided gun for
ward, and one 90 smooth bore gun All the
General Putntm's armament consists Of one Is.
pound rhol gun forward, and a smooth bore 3D.
Founder aft.
AFFAIR, At FoRr lIANuLroN.-The Third
Rhode Island regiment is crcampcd near For,
Hamilton in the same neighborhooi recently
occupied by the first Long Island regiment
The Rhode Islanders are to remain there for i've
or tx weeks.
Camp Wvman, situated on the castcrlv side
Of III" Fort, is occupied by { oloncl Pory's Cont.
Mental Guard, now nearly full. and a. thcy OK.
V''t -""n 10 receive orders To march, the officer,
."N' h1n' arrangement for grand illumin,.
ton on Thursday night IT this week A L,rJ
.l music viii be ia attendance, refrcslm,nt, q, nj
Toe prov lded, and good time generally may be
expected.
1t is understood that the Hon. Mr.. Faulkner
was Thought On from Washington on Mnnd ~
evening and lodged in Fort Lafayette. Nj
Thomas =. Scrrill and M. Frank 7 Wiui,n
Last
allegiance. An order al.o came ON for the re-
lease ID Mr.. Ellis l.. Sohnahlc upon tho s,me
'ohulIlun, but a, represented, lie refused 10 tax
the oath and was retained,
liENDQr ARrERS 90 THE IgIsu BRtGAnF-
Tie headluarter, Of the Irish BRIGADE will
he changed today from No. 80 Beekman street.
IN NJ. 500 broadway, where in fu,ur. Cal.
MeaEhcr nnd Nurcut will Ice constantI, i'm AZ,
tendance To give all information and nttcnd IN
AL BUSHES connected with the brigade.
CoNur,r or 1nE FIRST FIRE ZorAvys.-
The officers Of amp Lyons, Scars,lale. complain
that some fifty Of the First Fire Zouayc, have
been very insuhorlinatc, and bv their total lacl,
ui discipline have given much trouble. On
SUNDAY evening Last, "A party of seventeen at
tackled negro camp meeting in the vicinity.
and cnrctually broke IL up, committing. il is
reported the most reprchensible excuses. This
regiment certainty ucttN severe treatment 10
reduce them to some degree of soldierly discp-
lire.
MECHANIC RIFLEs.--One of the comp,uic, Of
The Mechanic Rifles was transferred yesterday
10 tho Shepard Rifles. Th- latter regiment
has now four companies sworn into the L. s.
,crNicc, and two moro will he sworn in today.
Col. Fcrr,To, the cymmandant was formerly
Lieutenant Colonel Of the lth Regiment \. Y.
s. NJ, JRihc,) AMI is a thorough sol licr. The
Shepard Elllcs are still rDirtcrcd at the Palace
Garden
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NH.LIAMSBURGH.

ALLEGED FALSE PHrrrNcrs.-A Gc-mn
lawyer, named Frederick Oicrmirr, wis yas,rr-
day up before Justice wdlcr, on a charge Of
Obtaining so from Phillip M.,k.l. by mean,
ui ial-e anI iiWIulcut pnonc"s. B fore an
examination was gone into, the c,sc was settled
ly mutual cons n.
rE"LAnY.-On MONDAY night tho house #
Mr. l.. G. Ice was i,louioa,ly entered and
robbed Of wearing apparel, worth go. NJ ar.
rest.
a SHOOTING CAsF.-Mr. james Ricltr.,
Rolling N South Third street Il. H., allie 20
ihht On Monday night, some one Discharged A
loaded gun I Tie window at Boo, residence Tie
hall cu'cfrl he window, AMI narrowly ,,.,p,d
d,irg -cr,,u. damage.
1nr WAY ImE TmSG !, DoNr. - George
Warrington (,!.) John Kelly and B,rncv
Lynch have been doing an excellent bushes. in
tie service Of their country. Nearly all Of the
regiments now cnlistiug men give a bounty of
irym - to 20 on enlistment and these thrce
made q business Of cnlsiins together. h,yin, ,
tuud tue OF the bounty money, and then en-
listing in me other regiment. Thcv were ar
re 4 d On Monday As dcsercr~ from tho clmp Of
the Warrington Gray, AZ East New York, and
their services are now claimed by about h llf a
dozen different captains, with ~ HON they had
enlisted. They are locked up until it is deter
mind what re gin cnt has the best claim to their
distinguished services.
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Police Intelligence, &c.

How BETWEEN Two FrNERAL PARTIES
Yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock. two
funerals were passing down Tenth street. OH
Tie why TO the ferry, when Misunderstanding
occurred hctWccn them, a. to W .ich one shoylI
paSr over the ferry first One Of tho Gl,orl,
wa, that Of member Of the Scott I,if, GulrJ
lih Regiment, ~ y. v; aud the other That nl'
IN IRISH citizen. From word, the dt.put, ,,r,.y
TO blows, ard cart rIugs, stones, &c, were
Ue'lN uNd. oihcets ClIt'endrn and Smith. If
the llth Precinct Police, ATTEMPTED 10 uurll ths
disturbance, but were unthl, to 10 So. and were
.'\,rrly wounded by hciug struck on the hrld
ny stones. captain Congcr Of the Scott Life
Guard was also badly huri. Word was SEM In
the Station House and platoon Of policemen
we're soon ON the ground, and aiiera tree Use of
,hCT clubs soon restored peace, AMI arrested
John Quinn, James Powers, aud Elwirl Nj
HuIr, ON charge OF byins ring leader, in the
II"'. Ih' prisoners and wounded W re removed
10 the station House where the former were
locked up, aud the Latter had their injuries at
tended to Toy Police Surgeon Kmhark
IMPORTANT ARREsr-SUrrosEp Arson ON
BOARD TuE STEAMER CArALrNE.-On the
night Of July "a, the steamboat, Catalina. when
on FORTRESS Monroe after landing gen. Batter
ana stan was set on lire ami DESTROYED. In
Aprl AN insurance of S2O,0 900 vas effected ON
th' boat IN several New York Insurance Com
plhlt7 The circumstances attcndin, the hmm
lhg were OF such "a peculiar character that tina
insurance companies directed Fire Mtr-hI
Baker To- investigate the matter James lar
Kin iN'mrrly clerk oi the boat, wa. arrested
l'st e, ,ning on charge of setting the boat ON
hre with tnrpentiuc and II L. said he coule. ed
me deed to a young man named Labor Thi. is
The boat IN which several prominent New York
politician, are ,aid To be- interested. The in
Ncetgation Wy the Fire Marshal will ieyelnpo
some curious circumstances in connection with
this affair
ALLEGED GRANp LARcENY -Arout the 22d
Of August, Mrs. Geary, a resident Of No. 81
Canal street, lost clothing and jewelry valued
at $500. Last evening tho police arrested Mrs.
Roscnst'ln, another resident oi the house. on q
charge Of having stolen the property. Moses
DATblsh was also arrested for huyiug the stolen
property, part u which was found ON hi, pre-
misses,
A'tE"LN EMrF2ZLEMENr ny \ CLEHK.-
Al u1. Swords, % CLERK in the employ Of Mr..
Aaron Close, merchant, at No POI Greenwich
street WAS arrested yesterday bv officer Cum
muE, Of the Lower Police Court, charged with
having, during the past two years embezzled
money belonging TO his employer 10 the aggre-
gate amount OF about 5000, lie was brought
'eioro Justice Kelly and held to bail to answer.
AlLrGFp TICKEr FRAup.-James McCar-
ron doing business at No. li6 Liberty street,
was arrested yesterday, charged with deiaud-
ing Peter Kelly, by selling to him a ticket for
passage to Liverpool instead Of one TO Havre,
for which he had applied. 1t IL also alleged
thar he overcharged Kelly SO in the price of
the ticket. The accused was brought before
Justice Kelly, and held to bail to answer.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY rELE0RArB TO THS ~ y SUN
War Movements, Sc.


Eoll1, No., Sept. Eight prisoners were
scut TO ST. Louis this morning. They waro
captured IN u skirmish between the Home
Quarts and the rebels at Douglas Prairie, Ia
Gnscorudc county. Two Of tho rchcl, were
Killed, and in another skrmish, the same day,
ten moIe OF the rcl,cls were KILLED aud - horses
captured, at another place near Cuba. Two
scouts were taken with Provost Marshal Nc
kustiy's passes in their pockets.
NO BATTLE HETwHES MONTGOMERY Am
RAINS.
Advigcs from Springfield 10 Friday are 10 the
ciurt that no bltl' bad boon fought bctwc.u
Montgomery aud Rains up e. TUESDAY Last.
Ben. McCulioch VIE rep rtcl tohc 1t For, smith
lis tro r. v're -, roU'c for Fort Walker. in
Arkansas Nothing definite WIS known OF IN.
iu'ur' mu' .mcnt-, bat it WI, t,pIp-ai that hi-
lorco " vi t,m1ih near the linz, ready 20 at
IN concert w,tl the Missouri troop, a. occasion
might require.
Cen. lrIc, hal gone 10 reinforce Gen. Il aims.
Their united force, w,ru about 900 whom last
heard from. Gen. Price was about 10 milo,
from For scott, Kansas, and q battle wa' cX-
pcCtcd to take place on Tuesday oi last week
Claih. jackson left Springfield on Sunday
night to join the rebel forces
Gen. trcmonIs proclamation reached Spriuy-
| field On "Wednesday last ami created considerable
cNOittm,nt.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT II, 1851.
The News

Il unusually meagrc this morning. num-
her Of interesting items will he founi on our
frst page. The Peoples Union Convention,
after hard days work, have succeeded IN get
ting organized, AMI a handsome success It il,
for q mixed mass meeting charged with such
important business THoN,S G.. ALvoRp, the
President, will I've rcneul-rsi As the last d mo
cr.dc Speaker Of the Assembly, and a lead &
man in the most exueme southern rshts
movements in the Democratic party f'r the last
few Year.. A suggestion Of conference wi'h til
Republican Convention wa, put down 10y in
dignant exclamation. Nevertheless, our con
cluding dispatch says;
Everything is unsettled, but thcrc 10 Little
doubt tha, the two Conventions VIII cooper
ate tomorrow and sct in harmpn,. la the Re-
publioan Convention, there is lcss talk shout
candidates than at any Convention Tor ycar'
pAs,. the whole interest beng absorbed in the
one idea of making ticket calculated 10 en-.
list the symp,,hic. Of the masses.
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BROOKLYN.

ACCIDENT "A hoy named George Mills,
while otos,lng NJ, rite Avenue. near Gaham.
yesterday rn'rninr, was run over bya W. ,on,
driven 10y man II ,med Patrick Riley. and bi Y
hgun.. lie WIS ,Hk"r 20 a dru. store in iho
hclrbl'th"od. and his wounds dressed
SthhtN DEAIu.-C-roncr Horton hell an
inquest, yesterday morning. on the body Of a
w'man named C'iharnc brady, who suddenly
fol dead about o'clock Yesterday m, rnirr.
while sitting on chair a. her residence On the
oo'n"' 4" Van l''nni and Van DYKE streets. 4
NcIdc' If "D,a'h from disease Of ,hs hr, rt''
was rendered.
FiE II FIrrprNru STREET a fir, broke
ont "''u' Soclnck Yesterday mo-ninl in frame
d"' mug hous" on 18th IT,, near 9th Avenue
olu.cl Co., eumr clpthy, talin. fire in clothc,
closet. II WIS cSt.usu.,hrd with tuhint dam
ID
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Peoples Independent Union
Convention,
.'ogtHu.d from !" Pog. ]

Il. NJ. Grimm, A. j. II. Dugannc and Carl
ton SprBuc were appointed tenn orary seyre-
taries.
a Committee on Credentials, consisting Of
two from each judicial district, was appointed
as follows;
Flint District, Waldo IIutchins and James NJ
Austin; Second, T. McAlullin and IL. j. Ham
ilton; Third, j. 4. Willard and a. ID. Robin
son; Fourth, j, Is. Mexican and T.. IL. COwan;
Fifth, J., A. Hall and w. &. Thompson; Sixth,
j. ". Wright and Hiram Cnndall; Seventh,
J.. NJ. King and J.; A. Wellingi Eighth, Joseph
Candee and O. i. Burt.
The rules Of the last Assembly were adopted
TO govern the Convention.
Jas. A. Thompson, Of Monroe, moved the list
OF delegates be called, and delegates present
themselves for a seat.
Mr. ThOnpsons motion was adopted.
The last counties were then called, the Chair
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IIOBOKEN.


lliCIIwAY RounERY AND ARREST "A O,Il
dressed confidence man, giving his name a.
! Henry Rus,'l, was taken before Justice Avery
Of llohokcn, yesterday morning and committed
10 lie county il l. on charge of highway rob
berry. Tie facts OF the case are as follows: On
NJ uddy afternoon lad named Henry RrveAca.
IN the ciap,oy Of Guttleh Bcrtnbroicl,, at No. 1j
C'utuc street, y. y, was sent to a place ia
West street, win parcel oi goods upon which
he collected $50. Upon coming out Of the place
ho was a.co-t'd by accused who said ho wished
10 scud note to his brother keeper of a hotel
IN llobohrn, and would give him a dollar To- de-
liver II, ~ he did not wish Ia meet his brother
m person. TIE lad knowing that he would not
br needed ut the store for an hour or two, assent
ed To the proposition and started ior llobOkcn in
company with Russell.
After crossing the icrrv accused succeeded in
inducing the boy TO 20 as far as Union HILL
wh'n Rus,l threw him down, anl after plac-
M one hand over his mouth, drew bowie
kulie and demanded his money The boy hand
Ell out the $50, aud begged for his life. Russell
let him 20 with warning that II he ever men
toned the occurrence Ice would hill him, and
then started towards IIoLoken. The boy fol-
lowed stcalthily, and finally arrived at tho
i,rN lrt, and related his story, at the same
time cry Ing bitterly, fearing thai his employer
would not credit the story, After sitting near
tho ferry gate short time. RuSsel came up,
oui stop thief. Chicf.oi- Police Gulston ar
rested Russell and as he did 50, accused wa, de-
tccted in throwing away the roll If bill, of
which lac had robbed the boy. lie will be up
before Judge Ogden in October.
ARREST on NorNG BuRGLAR.-Yosteriav
forenoon, lad named John Bowen. was taken
before Justice Avery, Of lIoboken anI sent to
the county jail for breaking into q. ". Flow
ers butcher shop in Washington street, Hobo
KEN md stealing $40 worth OF pennies.
Dp Nor RTsrEc. ruE WnITE FlAG.-A
trotung match occurred Yesterday afternoon,
between parties in two light wagons, going
twari, Jersey City, on Prospect street The
tilgmnu ON the \. ! and Erie road displnved
la, White iiap, and by every means, even To the
rl,h ct his life, attempted to stop the parties -
ono oi them, however, continued at fall speed.
and %, hc was crossing the track, the Paterson
tram came laundering along. Tho horse. at
one bound, cleared himself and tho fore wheels
Ton tie COW -clichcr, aud th1 hind wheels baiu,
struck, the vehicle WITS doubled over ON the
horse ia, k, amt splitting out the occuplnts.-
ono o' ihciu landed safely on his feet. The
other, Mr., Rudolph Harriet, Ut White Plains
sttu'S upon tho side OF hi head. AMI received a
severe cut over the eye, He was attend ed by
Dr. Reeve
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r. tho Cuba, ior o-lVage for rescuin f-cn the
hsnls Vi the rebels bis vessel, the Cuba. On
th, End Of July, 1861, he sailed from Trinidad
TO London, with a CARO- Of sugar and molasscs.
When out at sea two day., he was over hauled
Ivy H., Sumter, and pronounced prize TO the
u ~. Davis Confederscy. Not liking this seem.
~. treatment or the part II the Mushroom
KINGDOM, 10 intcndei Il ups.i' !, 20 rescue Lis
" Acl, a'c'fdinrlv be- a,a tho nate can ,c'al
plan Uich thu ~,cu7I N. fro arms
nid cutmses load srd having rrc.ivci the
'seseo - 'ie vessel hrough t,r n'o his
pr. he c-p'sin who il a part owne- Of ,he
~ &, claims -alvng", fp- which he has hrou hit
thu scdon. The Case is IN trial before Julse
Stipm,n.
SurrosateS Court
~ idvi ffca - The wills OF Lewis Lava
/. rnr \ FOR and George Ma'hrr were dull,
o.. "e. tu t'oi,'c. They contained nothing
q" mN ~ !. Interest.
Court Of Grn, ra' -"--inr-.
Recorder IIurrNAN
N hi. Cue vr-t'rl.v ov.uny brr,ltrs,
i..Ih ~ .lw .uI Mt cw Fitz,n tiri,c
,,r convicted Of burglar, u, the ,ni- deere.
h.' .i..s. De sac. rr~,u tive yctr-
eel. f. &C.,. o.. 800 DO. Ism o. August tho
slv patel ware minrf.c'ory If VIM. VI.
/. .it. \ ~ u kutn vr."t.
thiI',. Wolct, plead guilty Il want lr-
COW. II, . wing -o' nt w,'rN .lrl IA con- 'r,p
! '.i lt..ur IN lud'ov -'r, :, cn ~" i7th ol
Apii, nd was aert 'o the States Pli~,n Tor two
y. D..
Samuel Grrrs."'r plead utility NJ ,r,nI lar
CAY. o. q char" # htviur, on the % vt Au-
gut, .'"lr1 a. q -'u' In Pax street quantity
# ,h.lmorr. Bcm,rIcI for -eutrn,,.
manuel krri iu.. WIS charged with stealing
tum 81 nancy. IL" Ir,onrr WIS Danish
'Ii'ur Ice -'r,l nnl acquitted.
tiarlc- l,kol q volunteer, was irIcL on a
,har.r VI luvi . mIdr an assault with A .,yht,I
49, y uH Eu,hrntr."r. wi'h tho in'cnt 10
MI VI oWi' nint. W. was scquitcd on 49,
,uun oi ,hc prot no being clear.
1t"r ~ h'E"r WIS placed on trial Tor HIGH.
way ''"'rv The case vas not finished. apd
vii h cDr,u 'rt Tomorrow.
H." Grand jury p'o.cn'~i some m,re nli,.-
. ht,.
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The Hsmmonis arrived In this port yesterday
from Southampton, August 18th. Her news
has, for the most pir, been anticipi ted, but
the following items aro Of interest,
Considerable distress existed at Lyons and
ouler places IN France, in Consequence Of the
want n AmeTic an orders
The Hrpit'br denies the Truth " Mr. RE-
buct = statement, that a convcr' ion existed ty
'ehich the Island Of Sardinia was to 10 annexed
TO France.
France.
Al the opening ~ tho Conscil General for he
Department Of the Ply de Dome, q unit NJ prny.
TIE President, ,air Tile intsrnal rmb .rr..sa'
meniS a almOr' III the Powers. mi, above all
tic ~o'Ia Of tie Emp ror remove al appr,bsn-
SION - Sny war breaking out IN which Pfarcs
could H. 'ngHg'd France must direct her Of
!ottb tUwadh Ia or
1iIT fti-H HARVEST.
The Northern Why ,ays: The dis,s rou. COM
t.huancc Of We weather is tillug the minis Of
I'll" irni,rs with loon ard DISAPPOINTMENT IL
II imPD-s,llo 10 estimate the Ices intiic.el Nv
c"l day ran; every symp'om = chance "
wrltomei with eager anxiety, for the fac #
our h'rvo" this year il n mrling IN the I'D tnre,
In' 'he 'penim promise Of tho early s.asun -
hO' to lr iulhlled.
The Time saws, Her Majesty has been pleased
70 spp'ove Mr.. WeElrys Richards iseech-
loading riiled cirbino Icing adopcd in tho Ca
vslry.
a fcarful accid, nj occrrrcd on the LONDON and
Brighton Railroad, on Slni,y, August 20 An
! cNcursiOn tram was rtu iu'O IN the entrance Of
Clayton Tunnel. Twrniy-two p'fson, werr in
siahty kii!ed, and great number mpst serious.
/ " iH urcd
hSaviHn TRICKS or sortuPHy PIRATES.
III. American bark California hal arrival "A,
HUI. ava rep ,rts bciuE boarded by tho p-iva-
io"a J'ietOn DAVE, about 80 miles south -e.ut
81 Betmudt The rrivhtecr hoistri the Rrrnrh
| nag 4 distress, IN consequence Of which tho
! CHp.nin Oorv VII 10 her. The comntn Tor of
the J,f,rson DAVIS rquesie. tho Cdlif,rni, to
! lax up rail, a, he wanted to send letter on
| toaid. In place q h letter Icing handed IN,
the lEat'S crew, 8 IN number, and armed to he
teeth boarded her, ard demanded tho ships
unTOn which were mme iiatsiy delivered up.
Tho c'rgo proved not # nature Cbrns pine
and p'cb) TO suit them, they, therefore, let
them 80.
The North Briion and City Of Manchester
raa"d CIo Race yesterday. Their now, is an
tciIntcd.
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From Captain wcich, of Schooner Mary
AVice

Sr'. IN. 1sGi.-l sec by statement in an
editorial that | couvcrscd with tho prisoners
t,k'n by the Con'clurates at Ball Run or M.
na'sas beg 10 state | had 10 pas. them
without notice, as was called by name several
times in passing, arl according to orders, al
though at liberty could not recognize them. 49,
| Jaw several prisoners va, acquainted with,
lui uu'cf the instructions # the Confederate
Nlar bal I passed on. will nov give YOU
statement Of the number of priva'ccrs fitting
out, Hud already gu" Gom Charleston Pri-
WAGER buu cgmd, Captain Sihlcy, ~ men,
tp ri September o. St"un"r South CIiblI-
ma ala, liull Run Captain CpV-cit'r, 80 mos
Light chip, from Rats snake to ~. ii ,lcnl as
q battery, 30 men, tho orrw mostly in prison.
~ they rlu-ci 10 serve after hearing u'
the To-, Of the P,trc, All the privl'e,rs-
mon fum the Confederate states bclpn, 10
Charleston, and are us'ivc. ui New York
aud Liverpool. Must rturu them thank, fir
their ! induces 20 me- whra un'os escort 10
Redmond. W. e.. NHcu,
Schooner MARY Alec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-11

The Washington core pendent Of the Phila-
dclphia Pr'W says;--"hn English gcntlem, an
drew thirty thousand dollars from great bank f.
Ing house in New York, who were paying him
four p : cent. pr annum, and few days since
invested it with the Government, who arc pay.
ing seven snd three -tcnths per cent. per annum.
II, la. written to his frend- in London, advis-
in. them 10 invost five hundred thousand dol
lar, in the famc securities The Bank Of Eng
land pays but three per cent"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-11

H'tdg UpDs', sept. lO.--Tho six O'Clock morn
lns tram from Washington came int collision
ms morning with some cattle on the track at
Llk Ridge Landing, ten miles south OF Blu-
more.
The engine tender mail, and baggage cars
were SMASHED, one Of the passenger cars iujur-
ed, and tho rails torn up.
Inc mail agent, baggage master, engineer
ana Temen were slightly injured, but iortu.
hahly no passengers were hurt although their
escape was miraculous. Tho train will 10 do
hyad for a few huur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-11
CITY NEWS.

ARRTSr or ANorHER ALLEGED TRNi W.
One William M.lnor was seized YESTERDAY.
having vi tied this city to purchase the p,ten
pattern, models, etc, Of some new hrccch load
Ing cannon and to engage men for their manu-
iHcta~c, In Richmond, Va lie does not dcny
hi, Llls,iun. The cannon pst,ut W., to have
been paid ior today in the sum of $50, 900, and
at the same time number OF men engaged by
him were TO start.