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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
THE CASE OF WIN. II. HURLBUT.

In the case OF WIN. II. IIurbut, who was arrested
in Georgia SPY and taken to Richmond for trial,
TIE PcdyaHe sIys that the authorities have decided
not 10 release him. bnt TO bold him suspicious per-
son. though the evidence against him was not consd-
cred sufficiently strong TO convict him the charge OF
Icing spy. Hurbut claims to be a native of South
Carolina and true friend Of the South, though for
some years past he has been CITIZEN # New-York.
He said he had LETT the State of NewYork forever and
ii he was not a citz If South Carolina be could
not I've considered citizen Of any State. The aufhor
te-, however, decided that he was still citizen of
New-York, Safe with which the Confederate States
we're at war and therefore a suspicious character.
From q e decision we make tie annexed extract:
In THE case 1t has been clearly proved that the
prisoner a resident of Stale OF New-York for
several YEAR,, and j. further proved that pror 10 the
9th OF Jube ist he LETT the State OF New. iOr and on
that day entered the Safe Of Vr1lnia by 4 permit
from Cen JJl nstnn He remained few days In the
at, and went on 10 the State Of South Carolina,
where, sfer spending thOrt time lie proceeded on 10
Georgia in which state he was arrested ard br ught
ba tile city, and the 9th of June COMM ted by
order Of ire Executive. Til IL all the pr of In the
cste bearing or THE pint. IL will be seen that it
das not prove tia lie e't the City Of NewYoik with
Tire inien lou OF abandoning tits resdence there; st
he does il prove intention Of returning his pa
tive donii In fact, tie testimony of he care tends
strongly 70 show tbat bis sojourn temporary; for
du'i The twelve days he was In the South, lg,ed
through four -tates, aud vi e ia South Carona did
10 act With looked ta permanent residence in hat
State. lie PACED through IL as ral idly ~ he did
thriogh The oter Salrs
- lEe prisoner. in hi. petition under OATH AYERS that
be is toOut al ncns ~, un,ss Lis nativity 10 South
Caroi' CONFER IT, lie dOee not aver AN intent on 10
feiuru To- the iomirl ~ biz nativity.
Upon an examination Of the whole csse, | am led
20 the Inclusion Iha the prisoner is oiiLen Of tie
>t7t- II New. York, Stale foreign 10 tue southern
Con- o1eacy AID At with IT, and, therefore, the
Ike uti.e Ind jurisdiciiOn OF the case and bis udg
uent 'annot he reseiuded.
TIE pri,oner Is remanded TO tie custody Of the
- rgeani."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
XXXVIlTa CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Friday, July 70, 1861.
Mr.. KENNEDY (Opr., Md presented a memorial
FROM Tie Mayor and citizen of BsimOre com, lniug
of the nsnrpstions OF rhs military forces in that cy
and demanding az matter # right that the liberty OF
citizens tha be pres rived aud all cir hts Of prop
eriy protected Referred to the Committee the Jn-
di i,ry.
Mr.. GRIMES Rep., IOwa) from the Committee on
the Dit let OF Columlia reported bill 10 provide
netrol olitan police for Washington. Laid until
MIR. TEN EYCK CRep., " j. introduced a till to
e,ta lish national arm"ry ut Trenton n. j. Referred
TO the Military Committee.
Mr.. GRIMES moved to take up the bill 10 provide
for a n. W bridge across tie Potomac River.
The bill provides for the construction of new iron
bridge the pre- ent bridge, and also Tor the repair
of the prereit bridge
Tie bill passed
Mr.. SHERMAN REP, o. reported, from the Com
mitiee Oh Finance, III TO provide n Board f Com
missoreIso examine tie comIei aiion OF all officers
vi the Government.
The bill provides 10 examine, regulate, and equalze
tire compensation OF all The employees OF the Govern
mCnt.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr CLARK (Rep., y. H.. moved to take npthe
resolution offered yesterday IN regard 10 the mainen'
anee Of The prtmscy aud in' CITY If the Union.
lill taken mp ana passed by Yeas, 81; Nays, Mr.
Breckinrdge.
agted with the It part Of The resOluti u, bat he
would not vote ledIe the OF the country
90 var w ich ne Breckenridge believed sss not TO
suttaiu the integ ity of the Union.
TIE ill to prevent and puuish fraud on the part Of
OtieeFs mahiug contracts for the Government was
taken mp aud passed
The Joint resolution approving of the acts OF the
President was taken mp aud postponed until to-
morrow.
The bill to define nj punish conspiracy was taken
up and passed.
Mr.. POWELL Dem, Ky.) presented q protest
from the nj orty Of tie Senate aga INST the passage of
the bill signed by Senator'S Bay ard salisbury Pece
Ike nedy, Bright, Breckuiilge, Z well, Polk and
Joh'on, and cobtendipg that trraeOn ia political
oIense, MOI 10 he puLi-hed a. tie I'LL proyid's
MIR. TRUMBULL (Rep., Ill., aid the Till did not
punish treason, but coosi ia,y When cousrirator
could not he indicted D. wHs treason. He inslanced
in Missouri where persors conslired and by
tureats prevented the Postmaster rOu doing bis duty
Mr.. POWELL novel that the protest be entered on
the Journal and printed.
Tire subject was laid until tomorrow.
TIE bill % provide for tine suppr ssion OF rebellion
taken mp and passed.
Tue bill 10 provide ievenue was taken mp the ones
ton being on he auendu enfs offered hy Mr. Simmons
rep, X. H., from the Committee on Finance.
Several ams udmehts were adopted, whea the bill
postponed.
On no ion Of Mr.. SUMNER Rep, MG.s.), the
Senate went Into Executive Se,siOu.
On the OpeLing OF the door again the Senate ad-
journed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

bV1kPoCi, July BCOTIOs he sales Of Cotton yesteYdst
ana today sm0u g. t1nD bsss Il vi Zen Ogi were
by sp'cuos ard eKera ATE skct closed hnoysri q ~
ace OF 3D.
PRoylsIoss steady.
LosDos, Juy l6.CoSfols ee.s at ss 9s for money ..s
scecunt.
The t quosons Of AsrsICsS SrocEs are Illinois Genital
srsa a' dincauntt Vile, ~ N~Wb Crntrsl,
LosDpS, July " The tnN market " anshsnsef The 10
maud being gonuoed 20 bs lew I..h ssnplss Offering Inc
crop accounts are favorable
LiyEsPuo Jaly l6C0rro~ iu fiir demand ~ dayt as.
fully 100 6.' enc ba speculation AID Goa stPor Tres'
fuuy tusi1ta "a
IAlLog 4iet a. ~. dts6
LiYEEPoof. Jl.y Ill., oton-saes Monday And ru~.isy
fVt bales nri1ss on g. Bpecuauis aud ipoiies Nat
bloysnt 8 igu puus
marx sgh.y higher fsdeat LincolBs Messlt d.
Win afse spCc iatve lnlYiy.
STATE Ur rAkrB-AdviCrs nom Macchester favorabs
TIE mNsrt hls A. upward tsrd-icy
bEIAp-TriFs steady. Weather aIset led Nahe cid Sss
$50 Rchsrdson is1ce Co. and bg ard Athya Co
port FoI dun. but steady a2S. MheA sesy i0s 6ne
aad decline of20Jd Tor Inferior; Red 96all6; Wkis e
b7el26 Corn st-siy; Yellow 20 G013 bite a. Ca5goes
Of III cost sgrin deinand o. %. al advance.
PKOy.ioNs steady The sb,vna,nrJ suho ooote Bed
Arm Pofs sisaJy. Bacon h'tsy sud Dore uculry a Os
oU prices Llfd - ldy ~ 80. Ts,w quiet at a. zee
PaoDr,g Rosu sl5y at 4d6ib With ses az fo
Common Spirits 10 penns steady a. dtJ s1gz steady
totre sais Rice duh Ashss dan 3ol for PotA lsss
tuL
soSpcx AtHxeT..-Bse,DsTrrss sesay. sraAE bsoysri
lightly highsr ycsa IRA e. CuFIEE hFm. RCs quiet.
fAiLOW, syih LlheEgD Oh, 81. SfiafTs IuhYkhfAs
steady a. 81.
MoNEY yaHKRf unehsnsed CpSsoLs o!osel on tho 18th Il
80 d90 Tor lonsy and 9Oa-i 70 Illinois CsIirs
sbarer, "a dsc0u'ti kfcs 24 Negi ora Icusls t9dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
THE KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING, o
% THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.


THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT
mn -. -, -,
lie following ID an ohcal hat OF the killed wound
al ora D,;.s;,,s, IS ,ha I'M jprooklynl poo;,., :.
''' anu hieehk vi INC l7eh lhi"oNpV hSRimeh', dh
A"'"'" Wy Sio hon' -"' r. O"S", VI sNS 'iH DN1ct'
ConPASr A.-kIie6-Martn Frank, James Keating Robert
Sin.moDA
Mlsing-Michsel Kelly, John Marx. James Murray Robess
fonerek, William Burns Gem ge Csffey James Dpnnsly
Miehsel Dopneliy William ~ Farrell William McCaaley
Andrew Mackey George George OHsrs Fuisencs
Perry, LIST Seferant Jsne. f,n,Iy
Wsnaded-6spt Robert b. Jordan, Privates Thomas Morrow
and Harris Boeert '
COMPANY B.-M,,as-Thonss J. P.san Robert Bold John
Bradley, Ueorre w ksls WilHan, RIvdenbpry William
D.kn phen Hs..inss HepYy Isle. Tbomss MsNIshon
William Murray Michel Sts cipole 800
wogad,e-sergt John j. BTssshsw slsht GeOrae E. Bald
win slight; Abm Dixon musician ,Hght
sonPAsI C.--hStd-Aueusus ]. Brown
eed-ienfy Ames, 1eeac and
AAe.i'P Dasnsh-
James McHenry, Conrad Ten Eyes Joseph Camnbs sgx
Isaac So, der ''"'' Ai"ea "'''ener'i'' Henry AHe''
y Sssfsg dSS. Tos BALDWIN Lieut. la
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Il ia found that she will require only e~ compara-
lively tr ny repairs, and these can be effected in
very short 'ime. Orders have been re eiyed 10 90
ever 'hipg rrquir 10 her sD"n "a ssib e. Sailors
aud ordinary seiInen, 10 replace q ose OF her crew
WI ose ARE mp, ARE now b.tg enlisted, aud her
armament being overhaul d. The Sabine VIII carry
81 guns aud SO men, exclGtiye Oi full guard vi
marines.
An order from Warrington was received az the
Headquarters Of the army Ia this y yesterday, direct
i'g the immediate sen.ing Of tnr'e companies Of
u. 5. regular troops. IL conn ance with WIN loo
en, from Governor land, were tut under arrs
and left for TIE national capital. They are recruits
aud had not been mustered INFO regimental service
A survey was teld AT the Brooklyn Navy-fHd
Yesterday on IL u. = steam gun-boat Monticello by
Capt Fooie, Naval Constructor Delano, and Que Ot
the Eugi Ulcers II station H. was found th't
tie vessel neeced some iepalr viii will be imiDedi
aely effected If she requires do, king al onVy she
must b- brought over to this city.
Col. Dulaney, WHO vas recently appointed to CON.
mind the concentrated baine force of the different
shipr ached 10 he Home Squadron, arrived il
the evening before last aud has at the barTark
II ere is that bis destination has been en- lnged
that be will report for duty at Portsmouth,, " II.
aud relieve Capt. is ac L. Doughty, who will retlin
10 the functions of executive officer under MAJ
BE roort.
di-patch received at the Brookly Marine Barracks
s,ys hat 10 United States Mario s WHO went 10 ii
battle OF Boil Run missing at muster-rll 10 the
garri-on a, Washington. There was no mov eInent
among the vessels III Brookly NayyYaId yesterday,
exceIt the Monticello survey.
The revenu. cutters Vaina and Jackson have 81
pouDd no Titzer added 20 their armament.
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Arrived.

SHIP CANAAN ssnls Bristol Eiysri Iuns a. nd
.poke bari Donoon Csse Brl bound Europe bah a -
- loB. n 30, spoke stip Jonn a. Elliott, hence p9snj 70
~ r M moth Eny i23'h a ~ ~. loa. ~ oAV ara " n
Banbo Poss he1,e .or aiis, jay 10 az 81 ~ Nv - y
So Ion * 20 spaSs ,hp Bia-s ss, hsnss An,we'P
SAT- Queen Z ,hs ~ . o.. l;fn.u'e h.'Ss
lon 81 81. I'd l,-r ioebsS en !" q ~ ~. - . ~
bsnae scai Nn Nsrow % A',eirssd ssesalea ,-p, .s
An oh, st - g ION D. = - .e eTs A@a.ea y -.
grom flgooro London. y day, out Tue o1ssn o. ths
Fleet has 90 cvnc=l t SoseTJ ~i0ds Win nicl "a heA
BarS Ulster (Br OF - John " B.l Kennedy, pssir .
d,ys In bs,lssi g fhors' siaas Jane ~ az % on
3 paced hix Msrssr-i tgf Yarmouth y. s,.s T. 80
os. sf fofotsp,sii "a fyrgiDi Jay TO- at II ca -
sposs ,Alp Afdeaus br Of 81 Johu b. fret Nss'os.s
fr Liyrrpo.L 1ne sisf hsd oFs Oh the bauA 80 ~
tie pat soaih st FeasefJ "ina 'Ds
BsSi Roberta of RebuOul clnd. BrBea ls tie Dsss.
June In basst % T. ki-t1T Du'Swiiz. Jua0 ~ w. ~
Ion % "a, number Of aTfe ic-bgTgs, "a. ff 500.
da,s snong ee r9g he ~ had light b-Ans
sirs rom 4 AID w ADD ihick sg
DAYS 81 bs s. BisnoP tro. 81 New haVsn stsdn ca"
pa;,y with oagk GSs,lir, fof Ne"f"tk ,.,.,,
Bsk D,9ssehe tIus Hartmann, Lon5op - aays ~ s''
BHs cssp, CB5 q south sh'ed. Po.rl gss',. 49, :,
OiebcrE .Dce passing TIE Bl' sA' -Hfsf sle'd '''s '"
Rds Psas.s Or coHye', Bermuda sy' n ballast '
scn 4rcs Brl Tucker, St. John N B.. - days d' On
0t fsSr veron Ia Os:hsa.e NORTH Jos.r' B. s-'
"s@f T,,.gcs dr. Red DssS.,sr n 70 d'T' 'aS
SER CcYla rslrsa Bo.iop fcl Aosny
Sour q. ,. Miner. sm th, fr1di-igr suv"
S h. Mary laud, iirad. NJ rl3odh sA1@ -.
Srur Probe Fiyahuih, Suith, Una haN o-J"
srar i..os Johus.n. New pat Ia usi at o,.N,.
So pitafso. small lift by "a, COL ~ D"i'''
$50 Iura 4 si, fai River dAJs % 'aia's s.,i...
g., t,.,tstr B~sr,o, fe. htFef : "a, "a o@'ss"
80 ~ slice flrsrt iisi, Clinton :. D.As,,,
seh- Mar, a. Miiu. Melgia fSvtd -" W."
-. I'D Ian MsthsNi, New iiafri 'u-J"
: 4. ID * Rqynord Norwich hr Ahu y ,..,...s..
80. A, =. ZEN lakrI tiolressf o. o 70 70
S'h cur i'.1eb ArIo1 Merrill hocsi4ndh d., ice
go, c,fssri -, Belfast Gays ~ ID. - a.. .,...
80, r,nrrs.ce, Wooster, kssipsft ~ "a NAste' "
80, 80, ss-stor Hntcbirr-, rrOyrierce : aase
s,.onn e,f,sq, Roberto, frpvidutce1 d>j~
hFl.ON-A baIh ara hiss-
WiNO-Duikrg the dsl' > :. -
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Lieut. Jackson, Va, Go. f, ID Dragons Lieut..
Hill Of N. y, Adju.ant lO,h Iniany; DR.. FauntlerUy,
Su gson Of the Fort; Sergt. John Mix, Pa. Co. i, ID
Dragoons Corporal Charles s. Everett, Va, ID Ora
goors, have deserted from Fort Laramie, Nebraska,
aud gone to join the Rebels.
In obedience To orderY from the War Department,
Eve OF the chief ohicers appointed TO the 18th (new)
X. zmeDt u. ). A., reported for duty IN Cincinnati,
o. ON Monday last, 60 begin the organization OF the
regiment They were flint directed 10 proceed To
Cleveland but Tor somc uneNE ained the order
yss counienanoed. The headquarters Of the 18th il
NJ Wheeling Va, and Colonel FzjohB Porter was
named in General Orders No. 80 ~ lis commandnnt.
The Ordnance authorities Of ;he Army have ordered
the work on Fort Adams, X. L., 10 be fastened. a
serpesnt has for some time been ON duty at the Fort
mount ny guns aud preparing place for more. Con-
gress recently devoted The Oi S)uOO for the oon-
peiion oil this work and extra hands Will be in,ne.
dniely employs for thai purpose
IL will br remembered that DO ore tie departure OF
the il-aied LpcdiiiOn 10 Cnatlest n Captain Harvey
brown now com nandinl off al Fort vi keGs Fla.
Presidea. OF Board ut Uifi :ers, viii convened
here for the purpote rel Oring an the condition Of
the harbOr deeDses Of Newell rk. We uIderuiand
That COM eeDt officers now comparing this report,
by order Of the War Department, witn hat transmit
ted by our Chamber oil Comuier,e, with view 70
draw therefrom suPgrs ions 10 the best method oil
carrying ont tue Obtct In yiew.
The u. y. sailing frieate Sabine, which returned
recently from the blockade fct % Porttmouth, n. H..
LAS Vrrn ss.'syso y! Mdsr VI ths Navy Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

UEIoS DEsEssE ConsTTrE.-At meeting OF the
Executive Committee of tbe Union Defense Committee,
held on the 2Jth inst, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted and ordered 20 be published:
br.5,s That me Union Defense Committee Of the lty Of
New YORK Ia with the whole body OF oni eitt'ns
lave heard with she hveest OF admaiton o The
bfvr, aud nnar, hing u;rpdity Of the 18th aud M Reg
rps 81 orb State Militia Ia thu late battle 81 bull knni
cyhed undrr the CREATES. odds OF numbers and t utmost
VI .. gantsg- Il position. -, -,
Reg ntont Of stat. Militia throughout the cam aign
m de noble performance OF their duty In the pert OF the bse
Of Ball Run a..susd them ee this regiment, ao " the
beuttls.t approval OF all their follow citizens
frca Thel g. the 81 tbec regiments on te en-
pn of the tenn which they called by the
Prss8sn L. hDs ard proper that they should receive tho
-arre-t .dons Of citizens their campaign
vi ch has de the,u famous and shed useT on tho
cir, ana aie " hich sent them forth TO the held
R.lred That the Dion Defense Committee vii iend on
th. arrival these rcgn n TO JON IN hg, Escort ar9uSh ho
lty By oder D DhAFEh, Nnnimsn'
4. ri. WETNORs, Secretary.
The distribution OF money for the aid and support OF
families Of soldiers exhausted the funds In hand On
Thursday evening. The assistant treasurers, ward
committees etc. will recommence distribution ON Tuee
day next at the Rotunda in the Park No. ~ Fourth
avenue, No. 10 Fourth ayenue, and The Si1e Arsenal.
The maximum amount of relief il - pcr week TO the
he ad Of family, aud smacr amounts for the children
Per.ons having relief tickets directed 10 present.
them only the days apart Tor the payment Of the
ward 10 which they belong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

HOMICIDE AT DELnl.--A fatal aiiIny occurred a
Delhi La, on The gth insf tetwoen u Mr. Loving a
private in The Delhi Souhrons, and Capt. sllde, 81
The same company Ia which the former was shos and
instantly killed by the latter
RosBiso Nrarvrs.--A large number Of ffee ne
groes in Richuond have been ssl 10 Work on 'ae icg
llaiVaa .here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

HEAVY CoIsAGE At THE UyiTgD STATES MIsr.--
The mint as been coming, lately, 90 700 u day,
chiefly IN dcnbie eagles. IL has now in it's vauis
~, 500 600 IL bnon which will DC ruin, tnred INFO
alf aud quarter eagles and dollar pieces. Very lte
silver or copper II being coil.ed.
The receipts Of the California mint have, for con-
p erable eriod, been very large. For Tie week end
ing 9Th July, they were $20J0,C00. There being an
abundance of gold in Newiork, and no shipments OF
u TO Europe from thence, ,be denund upon California
IL nov great and the niut there ID employed to coin the
bullion Oh hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

A DIsAPPoIsrsrST.- Grat preparations were made
Yesterday in the Sixteenth Ward for the reception and
welcome home Uf the 18th regiment, 700 Of whore
members reside in that pan Of the city. Even stree
was gByly decorated with Aags and banners bearing
notes Of welcome and number OF arches OF ever.
greens were formed across the street. The residents
Of the neiyhborhood turned out masse, and great
was their disappointment when they learned that ihose
they anxious TO welcome were 70 be kept from
them still little longer.
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THE SINTY.rINru.

The way in which this go iOus regiment gets over
the ground between Washington and New.York is
slow, and yesterday the conflicting te egams and final
non-arnva Of TIE boys, threw many hearts into
ing dspa,eh was received late last evening" u the
effect that the regiment might be expected at O'Clock
h's morning. Should they arrive at this very un-
reasonable hour it Is probable that no movement into
the city will DO made before the public il vide awake
and ready to beow upon them that great welcome 70
which their tremendous Efforts ast Sunday 10 richly
entite them.
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llfaaalcr<. 40

Los. or ruI Bms CAsols % s'ufr. h'sprsA"- >,
CD. ,,r gs, Honduia,) capt, RosIn'on' tsoe' ~
"a. xss ablnlonsd see JOY 10, h''ss Oh 'no ~,
,,,,,.r, hurricane which blew away the ''i.
-, "a .,,-.S the vessel % leah badly CAPS. ho'.--
,r,,, that sebs dsmas,sa b. sane gaze, TA,
- a, liz an an snoun ship bouGe % LvsrI,,ss. .,st
sf F s3 Ess New Yors lgrts Wet lsdsss' aDS
rot r. llecs her name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

The steam transport City OF New-icsk, lying at
Pier No. ~ North River, Ia now loading Government
stores for Washington. Tie steamer Po,onska Capt.
Nye, which arrived ON Friday morning from Port.
ani has On Height twenty ambulance wagons for Gov
emmenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

CHASED by PRIvATEER.-The ship Elwood Wal
ter arrived yesterday reports that the 10Th of uy
10 lat. Az 81 long. 49' 49, chased by fall.rigged
Fr;vatees brig but escaped in the fog Supposed she
was the jeff Davis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

Yesterday afternoon, the Supreme Court Chamber,
adjourned ont Of respect 10 the memory Of the hale Col
KEN edy Justice Leonard lnade appropriate remai b,
On adjoarIiDg the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

~ tbtD cGyEors, FROM bf,si. EHgSaG-Mra n. stss1L
Mater Alfred l,t-WsIt, end Ia The eFaEs.
n syig Psgsn, ron Bs,g siaMrs. CsIk John AcEss-
Jotr NJ Dousal, Thomas Dofat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

TIE Excise CoNAIssIoSTHs.--The Board met yse-
pssday, and gT,uIed iii.esS I,,vs.S. al Wv e..a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

CLAYTON ScHoLEs SUPPOSED TO BE PRsoSER.--
II has been reported thai Mr.. Chyto =, hoIer neu-
her OF the l3th epiment of Brooklyn, was killed Of
tho battle Of Ball Run. Wien the regiment was or
dered TO advance from ts eDcampmsni, Mr.. Scboles
who is Lieutenant of Company T. was drill lis
command Feeling eager to DO IN the tight, he shoa-
dered rifle and went a private In Company X.
Tx Alderman Scholes ielegrspled from Washington
THE morning ihe following Jispatch;
Csyon Schces rso,d 20 the lac. esge Of lhs battle
alive Vel since which OF aim be o1ud Hc
10 most htely pr!soner." lBfoctlyn Tines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

t.,, AZ Cd or~s, Ess hasOs. ., us p'.es "a 100
.,, a., Az ,vst, ia gss~ss~Hsa - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

SToLE HousE.-NDe Germans resident in the
10th Ward last evening srrested BY the police Of
the 9th precinct, for stealing house. Tie building
was ra Der dapida'ed old concern, situated at the
head Of Grand street, T.. d., and one Of the old
landmarks Of Busnwick; t formerly belonged TO the
Van Me, eroe estate. Until within day or two il had
been occupied by family named Clark. They vacated
the place, and iL have been considered COM
mon property for the people IN the neivhborbood COM
meneed pulling IL 10 pieces. Last evening about 200
Germans, men, women, ana Children went to work at
IT, and IN less than tsen minutes tbey el AIRED il en-.
ireiy OF, hot leaving oven q ye,uge OF the Ii ehonor,d
went 10 the Ia e, but not in time stop the work of
destruction. They, however, made nine arrests and
tho par les were held TO answer. The building was
probably worth $50 or 500.
THE BRooKLYS RgGrsESTs.--It was expected yes
terday that the 18Th Regiment would arrive here about
p. M, bu, IA subsequent dispatch from the Colonel
(Bepnet slated that they would not arrive before noon
on Saturday. The 10Th Regiment, and several other
organizations, were in waiting bot ascertainrg the
fact, were dIsmissed until this day noon.
The War Committee OF the Comm m Council was
applied 10 for band but that patriotic body refused to
furnish the music for the OCCASION on The ground that
money had been appropriated in the taxes of 1860
for that rPecia purpose.
The 18th Regiment are expected home on the 3ls
instant.
Capt. Belden, Of the Long Island Volunteers, now
at Fort Schuyler, has opened recruiting Office a, No.
l70 Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

BURGLAR CsPTURED.--Yes Yesterday morning, be-.
tseeD ard O'clock OF Drake Of TIE Fbgt Precinct Poll
cspur. fellow calling himself WA Johnson bot who has
sla.os Whs In the act o. rObons tho show window
IL Buuce's store the Of HsuIy ard Fulton Sreos
The uirE heard sAs Jins DG ana puDs "a HE boo
1ted Itiou along discovered The burglar Viii ang
hs rocket. with pos and dirks Tie taken into custody
aud Ocked mp IL uppos,d that ths socuied is guilty Of sew
er robbeiss pepCsled In tina cry dlrn thu pee Sumner
RAILROAD AccIDEsr.--A lad named George We'll
den W., run by 10 Myrtle HUDSON sy--
nue. Thursday just amer Jumping rom tie platform lie
va .efousy bot DO. danseIon.ly nDnIed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-27

ARTILLERY AttIfTED.
A regiment II iore Artillery. offered by John W.
Iason tur three years the sar have been accepted
by he War Department Cob LatsOn reports that ne
will be ready TO move forward by the brst OF next
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