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From Jefferson CITY.
MOVEMENTS OF ,ENERAIpnp,InN,
A LAVE INSLRRECTJON.

''V'h"hNTS VT GENERAL FREMONT
81. LoviS, Oc' ga speciaI d,p,,ob 70 tina
fchehcon, dited Jtheison CITY, tho 7th i.,t.
says
Gtncrsls Fremont and McKustry Lett for the
Wet tins afternoon.
SLAVE INsURKEcrIoN.
Info nation has been rec. iyed here that obou,
three weeks ago slave in.utrcc,ion va. AZ
hmpitd ~ JUicr county, ard tba' alput thirty
nv" 81 TIE negroes were Killed and number Of
others were W le hanged. The discovery of
The plot proved that tho insufruction vi. y,de
pr ad, ara tlit the slaves intended h. murder
their mls'crs and ptrretrt,c all n.snter Uf bar
bantics.
EtTsLs on THE MARcH.
rcpoit is current that tao thousand rebel,
ait iwcbty-six mi @, from Hermann m1rcbtn,
toward tho GascUnade river with 200 nv, nt,on
OF huin.ng the pil rad bridge arcs that
~ IN. The ftbcl arc ssid 10 Lc headyl by
Rev. NJ. johnson
GLN rHTN0NI' = iNIESTIoNs.
J. If General ftcmonts inten'iun to follow
G,r. Piiu r.pdiy and continuously, AZ 81
leaving Scdala lie will march isnn u tJ 40
NIL a day, according 20 the ccu.iiion # the
rads, ara II Necessary ho will enter A,k,nsaa
lie says that be- dO. 3 rOi want any NOR men;
tln' be- has suic.rit forcc 10 ,,o anywhere
ihruLh he South lla seem, 90 have eat rc
c' niid' ncc IN bis army, ant his ,.liicr, rcpo-c
great tfust IN h m.
ms McCuiIOCHs iyrENrioNa
Itf rua ion having L,cu received hero that
Ben NJ, tullu,l f, - COS wrfo on tiln south htns
oi the b-HEo Iivu r aiow dly ~ ttf,a with the IN.
'cLiion 81 cutting on Grr.tn I,vmputs cor-
muficstir1 viii s.. Lou, lnd tieu marching
On tiu' cN, strong aid cN por.rccd scontinl,
psitic- have icon sont out 20 bsour the whole
lower Usage ,pu1tTy.
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FIrcs, AccIde nt., Inqre.t., N..

Two FIRFS IN THE HALL or rmK Board OF
FnrcATIoN.-At half past nine o'clock last
evening, FIRE vas discovered breaking out ON
the seccId floor Of an extension (reaf 10 the
Hall OF the Board of Education on the north
west corner OF Grand AID Elm streets. The lire
originated among some was paper, and the
flames were Oxiinguishsd through The eXertions
oi engine company No 40, before any great
damage was done. As the fremcu were leay-
ng the premises another FIRE was discovered
meakng out IN the basement among some
vase psper and it was also quickly extin.
guish6d.
The basement is usel as a depository for
books there being so, 0O0 on hand nj tbs
time OF the fire. Tho total damage amonnts
20 about SlUO; no insurance. The i,nitor
Cnarles hiley' ana MS wife reside in tue prr
n,ESs, h" '9ty were arres cd by order Of In.
sPc.'i ,AiPnier, and locked up a, inc r, Ice
headquarters, to await an Investigation hy
Ene Marshal Baker Tho woman Tas arifs
drum. and it is suppo,y,' ola sat the place on
rre while wandering around with a IIn'
AccIDEST TO \ SoLDIER.-Lsst evening.
two Sergeants of Col. Van Amsberg's Regi,
ment, G5tb) stationed at Landmarks Park,
were play ins together. One Of them had a re.
yolver in his hand, which was accidentally dis .
charged, and the ball lodged in the eek Of his
Trend. The wounded man was taken TO Bellies
yue Hospital and will probably die from the
wound. Owing TO the lateness of the hour, il
was impossible for our reporter to gain the par
tlculars of the affair.
KILLED nv FALL OUT OF A WINDow.-
Coroner Jackman hold an inquest yesterday, at
No. 29s West nth st., upon tho body of Peter
w. Van BlaIcom, child two yean old, who
accidentally fell out Of second story window.
on Monday afternoon, and was dashed 10
pieces. verdict Of accidental death was rem
deTed.
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Gen. Spinner, L. s, Treasurer, ca. Harry
l"ng~oIlh, Of Pom Gel sherman and cum
Gr "t ladies, went uut TO Fail, Church, Sun lI,.
Advancing past the village half mile to OR
"n''I picket, I'n. Sp'ntcr ant the ladies' bait.
lN 'lloy of mu kot bullets, some Of which
wh2Ieb pest ihu lorS = head, while others
struck the ground at his tcct. The Colonel
beat ,ujden rr'rcat, but not beiure he di,c1y-
cred a Nei\ large oven built in u field bv the
enemy, which indicated, fom its Size and .upc-
ror structure, an in,en' GA to remain there .omc
'oisldef"1lr time. II hat not been u.el
senator Sherman /, rriiug brigade in Ohio.
10 be ready IN 20 d ". consisting of one regi-
mcnt Of a. tilcIy, ole e cayaly aud one Of In.
.mty,- ihh ITy,
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NV. ol lie NIon.h from I.ibcria.

RN Ito T.. s, st,ancr Sumter which ar
rived in New York, We have letters up u Au.
gust 2mhI aud by the lrig Sumner, whrch
mrNcd at Boston letters and the Liberia Hr.
gH TO the close Il luly Tue British steamer
FALCON sa'm,d too dAg d the Republic, July
iIh. General ,uertion wa, sivcn' 20 the celc.
hra'on d 'hc'r nricual birthday, July 26rh.
sugar Gre planting Ia. bcc successfully
Logan AZ CAreysburg, The Mc-srs. Cooper
n'Ne commenced the m,nuiactWe Of barrels
rr,o bt' - - 9. n,,,as arI -. .
Judge hsor' hn- succ"' fully commenced l;riI.t
ihE 'usaf'eIno 10y water power, and Others arc
lr E4"us % uSc tno same poSor, among them
the Rev. Alfred Russell, formerly an Epi,cop i
M, ,i'pary' whose farm is near lay Ashland.
Inc government Were esrLCs'l, eng aged in
completing the opening rf q road and the pre-
paranon oi larLe rccep'aclcs an siorehou,es at
IN" new l. tuior SEN cement on BISsa mountains
near -. Johns river'-COioniznioA JourHll.
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he Pri.ce " w.I.-, D,.,,,., pr,s.

!, nne Princes Anns, q Dsnpark, one Of the
ladies spoken Of as the destined bride for ths s
fr,ncs s, O. ,, Males, Is just i6 very fair, with
most brilliant complexion. and lovsiv III,
hair, clustering In thick c-url. 49,, al
and shoulder. Her Royal Highness bs, becn
most carefully brought up, anil IL poases al ~ :
mot spleodid musical talent, eul iva,ei 70 H.
Utmost extent by the fist masters in Eurnpe.
Altogether she is considered one Of the most pc.
complisbcd Pribcescs in Eur1p and her no,.
trait in White muslin, with biue riiIbon.. ami a
single r sebud in her golden hair. long forced
one # the greatest attractions VI Giroux 8 exni-
buttons at tie b u'evards. Tho Prirorss of
Iiesse Darmstadt Is not SC we'll kpo-n but Il
described as being fair ard comely, WITH chest-
nut hair, and Is not only the beauty q the f,mi-
", but is remarkable for great sweeiucss and
amiabiliiy q disposition, and is alyo slightly
- blue The Grand Ducal Palacc at With tho
Pnnc"ts Alice IA to reside, bears the re6a'aton
oi "a little paradise on earth. " h.ct,ic ~ ,,s
undisturbed harmony. :"
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MAssAcHusErrs TROOPS.

Captain POlloits Battery srrived yesterday,
at the Forty second street depot, New Haven
railroad. Should the Twenty second (wuson'.
regiment) arrive, as is expected at the present
writing, they will also be quar- cred at the de-
pot, when the prog ersmms Of reception will be
carried out.
RECRUITING TOUR.
Col James VI. Turner Of the Lesley Guard.
Is about 70 undertake the novel enterprise Of
HoInpng the state, and procure recruits Of
only Tor his own regiment, but fsr any other ro-
giment Engaged in sustaining the Government
h' iD'ehds TO make patriotic speech in every
place be viEts' urging the people to rllly to the
suIpsrt of the fas.
FOR LANDING rRoors.
Tho stesn-tansport Vanderbilt Is takinr in A,
large nlmDer Of surf-boats.
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GENER Al NOTICES.
SOCIETY NOTICES.


Noiicr-Tepih AnniN Nersary Of the Fat
hduhe" Itmprian,e Benefit S'ieiy, will lie
nj tie City Assembly r.. ms, Ii6 Broadway
Thursday evening, O.t 10th, 1891, by = pu
meeting and Bal, IA honor OF Father M.tth,
hirh.cay. Ticket, to o INIT gent emau aud lad
90 cents, ~ tc bad ht the CITY Assembly Ro ns
the evening Of the PrI'. The assembly will Ia
dIesi'd uy the How. &. G. Leigh, who will dell
al orhtitn oh 1.-THE Life 81 Character of the On
Apcste ui Tenn erancc;" Dr. Cummings who
deliver an original pocr written expressly for
orCnsir u Adm flannignn will speak on the az
Of lnten erauce :" Messrs. Wilson and Brower
sing some of their mot popular Temperance (,
ON tle ucos sion. EDWARD l. CAREY, Chairr
Ct Conn itte", GEORGE FLEMING, Pest, 10
BLACK Sec'y, PATRICk COLLEGAN, Treu4uI
kobtrton's tull Band are engaged for the occssi
o,9 laj
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! UdtRstoyn, Mi., oct. & Tho weather for The
past thIco days has teen extremely Lo', nj a,
oil adapted 10 tlc ,elson, but tho nights are
pleasantly cool.
~ ENENY ENTITLED.
Tho nun lyr ol feminine Clmp follower, in
several Il the IoGincn's has caused an order i0-
their cspul-isn. 1hi- ming three army wa
aous filled with this class were forwarded Ia
Nashing'cn AMI moro ltc To follow. Asa zen.
c'ai thing their cuuli'c' ancc, bear tie appear.
m 20 ol Organization, not leiscncd or modified by
expo uIe TO the sun
AN orINIn~.
III, he opinion Of some officers. that the rebel
army, which, last wtok, mo, Ell M the pu'onac
with suDA P"np nnl circumstance, has p ed
over the mountains into Western VirriuiI
OF retired ha,k rlrn the mountains, ,as il hss lo,
be'n scrn ior'c',ial day, past.
MIEIING.
lir Pc -idenl, Srcr-iary Seward a'd Genera,
Met t.rlau met Genera Bank, this At rrpo IN.
nr9r MUDDY Ry,r, ~ The camp OF the New
i"t I"th, where un hour wac # eut in private
intorcouI'r.
ROMANTIC uH'DtN a. : HF rNr IIa,N.
N,nr Correspondent frequently has his attcn
l'r 'lll,d To nuwsEaf'T paragraphs pUrp ttug
tn conc 'rUn ard ENu iuilml ion in rcr4rd 70
matter, aud movement, in this command which
wC'r lCy,r heard Of until tho prpors reach here.
Tie NOT s,Nruv mutItCmcn', however,, m mi,
natw" IS ihe reported at'cmp, to ,sstS,inltc
c. kriUc srl 'lis son. Culurel Knipe has
io knowledge or any such affair nor is be bet.
ter informed in re. and to '',i- son, as he Ia.
n. ne lcrc.
This hoaN probably owes its origin to the fJl
loving \ uppnsei Young mln of feminine
uunurr 'ul ap, carlnCc, b,lungug 10 the rcgi-
mont, was detailed Il, hosptl uurs', WHORE
bnNinE o0n'rol ui lLu supplies lie became some.
What addicted 10 an iudi-crimu4to use Of the
" ne, md in an unguarl,d moment diy al l,set the
tsct that She Wa, the wife ut ono OF the
priyAtcs. Finding hCr sex di,c ycrtl, ,ha man
aged 70 obtain the colnters,gu, passed the
guar !, and made Ter way, It'll in male attire.
to a Eei shboriul' "a mhou,e Sho hal her hand
bound up with han lkeIchir', and begged some
clu phor to pour on il. She then stated that she
wa hc son ,I ca, Kripc that he had hcea a.
sass, s''d 10y Private rr,nd ,r Lon,b,pn
aud 'ho hau rccrS,, -" wound ia attempting
TO save the Colonel life, She wanted ,ors
and buggy 10 pursue tho murderer to X CLville
where she knew he had gone. The uususpcct.
ing iarn or COM eyed her TO Rockville. upor
promise OF remuneration, hut on arriving therr
,he gave him the zip and has not .incc been
heard OF, except, rerhip by the reporter y%o
50 ingenously furnished the press with the in
formation referred TO-
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Tam. T.i,,, Jc Ga, rt.,i,.. -, .
s,b,c,ibe- and r,,1,r or ,,,. ,,L,.',. Wv,
,;rco ps pr,, ,,llic,,io, an, -.
der,. 20 have hone, ,,nhlo, ,., .,,,i'.. ,..,..
in cmr, u,,lIlc,, l,,,o.,o,.l,,...'',,
,,, ,o, "a. .o,,,,.,,,, ..,.,.,..
before ,lc pntlic uvmLo r,,,.u,.,,.l ,.,,
- 49,, ~" -. c'''. ''''''
mad IL, p,o.I,,,,. p,n'a,.r nm ,,.;L ~
n,ow, or, ~ a., 49,, ~.
tbo, tim. ,pd ybo.c ramo no,. .....
in,p,Iv L,,,o ,ho n,,I,n r.. u -, r'"
Sbs,io ,r bi. ,i,, and .,n,,,, ,,sa'r
,,,,... J.. - -, 'n'
finn s,,,l, a.. c.-,,, c,.,,i,;... II,
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military and Naval Movements,


Tho Anes Manufacturing Co as Chicopso,
arc now anuf'c'ui.ns about SO tons per week
of the James rilsd cannon p'oi,c'.l,s shot aud
shell. Ahiu' - bit'c-o., or 800 niece. If
| Jane. rn,d cannon are now on the fl, ID.
Among the shot aui she'll male hy the Amss
| Manufacturing Co have h,cn proj'ctilrs weigh
| lng tr IN jJH TO 800 lp4 each ior the grpat
| jhlon gun at FORTRESS Monroe Ore Of
| these, weighing about 100 pounds, Is on eNhi-
bitiCn at tho store OF Messrs. Tiffany & Co. A
ymioiy II dcNIoiimeu's hsvo been made by Gen.
Jane AMI amy officers at Fortress Monroe to
dc'errriro tnc mos' Effective wei ,ht Of proec-
| tiles fer this gun. IL vas at lengtn found that
shot or she'll ~cghing 80 lh'. would be most
elective at the greatest 10, anco-that it could
be- fired with grta. accuracy at a distance Of
from two TO three miles. .his size, therefore,
is now bong mado exclusively for this monster
gun.
nov style Of cnist,r shot ha, been in.
vented by Gen. James, intended for us, again,,
either infantry or cavalry, at distance of
mile. The back part Of the canister IS on tho
same plan as the James shot and shells. thus
giving the advantage Of rhug to direct &c.
cu'a'cly the high. o. the missile. Fifty cast
iron bullet, are in the body of the canister,
which j. Of metal, and which at certain dis
tancc' from the cannon, regulated 10y the thick
ness OF the cisc is torn open by the centrifugal
action Of the balls which continue lhoir deadly
flight in the same direction, but separated from
each other widely, 50 as to literally sweep
fpioc almost the width ol Broadway. 1t has
been found hat with the same thickness of
case tho cam rs always burst at precisely the
same distance from the cannon.
RECRUITS.
Near two huuded recruit were mustered iu
yesterday, at tho Volunteer Depot, notwith-
standing the inclcmrncy Of the weather. Sew
entecn officers were also passed by the Military
Board.
ARRIVAL or THE WABASH.
Tie 9. s.cim-frgatc Wabash. Clptain
Samuel Mcrcer mmlrdins, arrived Yesterday
afternoon from Charleston bar which place she
left on the evening Of the "a Inst, The Wabash
has been in active service nearly six months.
AZ cr leaving lllttoras Inlet it was found she
had some five or 'ix shol.ho b,low the water
line, which wero temporarily plugged. She has
been o,tcrcd home for some repairs u her hull
lnl machinery, rs also to have some slight
chan res made in her officers.
'' ""''" VIII '"' "S''h IN week or ten
"'!'' .,.n..,.,..
''N''''D' ''> '' 'f''""NV''
y" gene raj "clion haSa' YET been taken towards
'oA'v'o''NH the various fragments OF roBi-
m'h'' N AMI a'""' ihi' city THIS delay is
'''a''on.d by tho neg'oe. Of oili'ers Of those
reg m,ht' 10 s'nl IN Their Ieprt TO the Ailu-
uh' General This res'sct' in many instances,
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The cotton crop of the past year amounted to
5000, Oo6 bales, against i,6G9,17O bales last
year, being deficiency of over one million of
bales, o. equal TO fifty millions of dollars. Tho
great falling off in exports has been TO Great
Britain, the total shlpments hither this year
only reaching 2,175, 900 bales, against 2,G69, 900
Last yeaT-a decrease Of nearly half million of
bales. To other foreign ports there "a a decrease
Of 14l, 900 bales from last year. Tho takings of
the large consumption Of last year. The pro
sent stick on hand in all the ports Is very small
s-Ss. .oOs bales against 22l. 900 last ysas.
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IsAle


The Governor General Of Indi, b.. oa.,..
tempting prices for the neIt two y,sr for the
production Of cotton. ''''
--latest via. Lendonder,y.
=, London,. sept. H.-Ths Times announces
That the illness of ths Pops is n uch more ssri-
ous Than any herstof6re. Advices say that there
is much danger for his life.
Commercial Intelligence.
,LoNDoN hONEY MARKEr The funds con-
,nWI q 70 diop under considerable realizltiOns.
Con,ols declined on the 25h.
Mexican securities cuntn ued buoysnt and
advancing, owing TO the contemplated inter.
yentiOn.
IRE Liverpool cotton market vas very firm at
III adyancr, and al upward tendency.
Breadstuifs easier. Flour dsclined Ga. Wheat
2d 30 Jl lower.
The Great Rastcrn was lees damaged than at
nrst represented. She will repair at NJ liord
and resume the service bctweeu Livern,ol and
New York.
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RE1rRSEn. Captain \. S. Schultz, sent
10 Europe as bearer of special dispatches to cur
Minister at London and Paris, retu mel home
YESTERDAY and immedil'ely left for Washing.
ton. lie was on board the Great Eastern when
tho disaster bsfel her, nni by request Of the
captain, acted as frst officer vixen tho dr..
mate was disabled
The sun., 1861-10-09

EJ.t,u. M. The Hon. R,bert G. Win.
'hIup pes n'ci a standard TO the Ma sachuserts
I'd I'Eiu eut today. ant made an clol1cut
and stirring address, Nluch was responded / by
Col Wiltor.
L'em Showers Ircvtiled bu'. notwith, and.
inf, aNrrll th,u-,ni ci'izens gathered to choer
the Dll'r-, and y III them God speed"
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1hc Ans rlcnu Hoard Of Commissioners Of
iIrriEn Missions,

The second day 5 proceedings Cat Cleveland,
Ohio,) consisted of exercises in tho LIST Presby
terian Church, with addresses from Missiona-
Ties
Resolutions were adopt d sympathizing with
the national government, in its war with the
slave power, and PRAYING that when deliver
ance Of the na'ion shall be accomplished, the
nation will exhibit the same devotion to the
cause Of Christ and Christian missions which is
now put forth fCr the preservation Of our be.
loved country.
A bed quilt made by an invalid girl in Ohio,
since dead, for the cause Of missions, was pre-
tented to the Board. After some little compe-
tition between Mr.. w. L. Dodge and Mr.. s. 3.
Chittenden Of this city, tho former took tho ar
ticle at 3t5O.
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Irt Soon I.lfe Guard. 4lh Reain,sst Y.

Volunteers, Col. A. W. Tay lor-Ths ksglmAn.
composed Of the members Of the Scott Lie dua.q
the Men icaa War, aud on the cal OF the Presies
the Association Immediately organized the AbS
Regiment, and was one Of the first Reg mentS I
cened in tie U. 8. service for the war. Tney !
for the seat Of war with the State compliment
men, 800, and was In the sen roe al Newport hey
Va but IL now stationed at Havre dc Grace.
Gen. Dix hiss ordered the Regiment 20 be increa1
70 the Government standard Of 1046 men, immf
ately. Recruiting ofiioe has bean opened q
Grand 81 for recruits, when they are uniformed !
sent every day 10 the camp Of Ihs Regimsns; :
erultinR oficsre Major WIN. JAAIIBON and ~ Ls'
JAMES MODONAI.b. ssf3 nbni
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Cairo oct. S-A deserter from Gen. Pillow ;
amy, formerly resident Of northern Illinois,
arrived here last night. lie reports that Gen
A = Jol nson is in command at Columbus,
with 10000 men They have fortified the
banks OF the river fer four miles above Colum.
bus, expecting an attack from the Federals.
Generals Cheatam, Pillow, Polk and johnson
are all at Columbus. The rebel srmy at that
point are well armed and equipped, AID have
On tho 18th Of Sept, JeN. Thompson had
fast decimated by desertion.
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BLA,EErs ron TIfg ARNY.-Any Of our pa
triOiic citizens having blankets To present to the
army can have them called for at their rc,i-
denccs in New York, Brooklyn, jersey City
aud WilliamsOu-eh, 10y Wcoicoit- Exprc.s, and
delivered free to Col. D. d. Tonpkirs, A.,j.'-
ant Quart Ttrmos'cr General, No. Il State street.
Orders can be left at wostcotls Office, corner 0.
BtOadway and 10th At.
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NHlhIho, Ot S.-1hc election i, pre-
srNiug quietly. There will bc small vote
rolled Nocxci,cment prevails The election
'"ing oi local character only, ii the vote
-hould lie clcsc the result cannot bo asccrtanc l.
even for city ,nir,rs, until the returns arc re
cciycd fem tie various camp,
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Tp,cllIng OF nnnt- siN L. r.o,. nrnunnd.

Iorh0n', Ori, Sly the upsettng OF a boat
IT l iamond Coal, this afternoon, tho following
lcrors Wv'C drOW ned
S'cphcn Vls,r, Rufus Hyde, Chqs. Uydc,
Chas. Allen, Cha, BuzZell and J. W. Ford
One man uSmcd Gooihuc was saycd. They
were on a pleasure excursion.
The sun., 1861-10-09

Pout'"d, Ne Oo s.--In tho Admiralty
Cour', ~. morning, Judge Wuc delivered an
~. opir on condenning the British -'huonsr
william Arthur, before reported seized ON the
sround 'lal she intended tu run the blockade.
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A. q. 1.-The officers aud members
tic above order, are requested to meet at In
Hal, Y?d Il, and sci ave, un Thursday tie lWl
o'ci' ck, u attend IT, funeral oi a brother md
Iu, DANIEL sHEABG, 4 y 30 By ordsI
John SAGIIRE, q. p, JOHN A. HBNNBY, d
oCV .'l4I
The sun., 1861-10-09

!. d. Of % F-TBe Members of Do.
Lodi g, Ne. S2l, L. %; O. L., aye reIuest
meet II the,I Lodge room, Odd Fellows H.ll,
lhuIsdhy, oct. 10th, A. o'clock A. NJ, 10 pay
~ : at" II in'pt,t 10 our late brother, p.
Caleb X rhy. NJ CONNOLLY, N. q. ABR
WINTE RS, Sac'y
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Tin RrsufT or Con. GoopwtS, Aupy.r
-" Col. Goodwin, who was greeted on Nor.
day, tor ,nt,cinR soldier, to desert, was allowed
by ih" Dtputy Marshal who had him in caargs,
10 20 INTO cigar store; and vhon tho rcpuy
went {" '"k lur him, the Colonel wasn't
ihtto
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No. 10. A. q. U,beruinp.-OGicer-

momters Of the a, owe diysi, n are requested
meet nt Union Hal, cor, OF 2ld s, and Sd ave-
II utsiay the lutn, nc / o'c'ock u pay the
tnlute II r6spcot u our deceased hrrtUer metnh
DANltL sHEEDY, By order Of WILLIAM
COWAN, J., MICHG, GIIARA, Z, % Jts'lt
The sun., 1861-10-09

Noc HdnD act. Prof Eli Ives PrlE,.-
'pr in lIl' college, and one Of our most horror.
n"e aud reNricd cuil-n-, died at hi, re,iacnce
th.s \ N, aged 81 year.
The sun., 1861-10-09

TnE COhfFRrNCE MElrISG TopAY-Tbe
C'n'erence Committees from tho R,public an
Judicial aud tho several Union N,pin,tin,
Conventio'S will meet to-day AZ l. o'clock. in
the American Exchange Bank buildiug N,
Us Brosd~ay. The several committees of on,
Ference are from the Tax Payer, Convep,iop.
Chairman, John Livingston. Pcollc', Union
Ntmm'ing Convention, Chairman, Ch,rle,
Marshall, Fifth Avenue Hotel Union Conyen-
tion Chairman, W. l.. Dodge. ST. Nichoa.
lio'eI Convention, Chairman, p. II. Holt Re-
publican Judiciary Convention, Chairman. O.
l.. Stewart.
The following are the names Of the gentlemen
appointed as committees Ut conference by tho
several conventions:
PopiC'S Union Convention r. T. N,rl,urv
M"'rls ketChum, Jacob A Wssteryolt Tboms,
Is Ntlllman, william Tucker Waldo IIutcbins
and Frederick c. Wagner. '''''''
IuM Areaue Hotcl C0Rreniion. n.-George P.
Iallran John ]. Phelps, William Curtis
NOye-, James II. Nicholson Royal Pbelns
Alexander T. Stewart, and Rudolph A, Wit.
thaus Wv
7da-poyrrs Union Go. observation-disclosures W
Beekmdn, Ralph Meal John Livingston. WIN
b' Wedgewcod, George Z, Rogers Henry |.
Hart, sni Icbulon s Ely.
81. Nichoias Hotei Convention -Philctu, II
Holt, Ois ID. Swan, Albert Mathews, Barnet /.
Solomon Henry Mo,gs, Jr J ,mes q ,II,tin.
L2'~rt Guerns'y Eugene Plunket James ii.
Banker. 80
RpuJiicdn judicial Convention. 7.
Stewart, Alexander W. BradG ri, Isaac Div
ton David Dudley Field, ard S,las u. butcher.
At their meeting on Monday night the Repub-
lican County Convention Hon. j. A. ConSlin.
Chairman, appointed committee of %, from
whom sub committee, for conference purposes.
seven in number, were selected. This sub.
committee may also report itself to day.
Tanmany AMI Mo- lrt, however, cvnce no
disp'' 'itior 10 join the Union movement, pre-.
ferrng 10 meet their fate a. parties,
The sun., 1861-10-09

r. A The Officers and n,cmbers
Waldensc Lodge, NJ. Q, are request 4 10 be pI
td IN attendance st tDrir lodge room, 1877 Bow,
on thir Nccn' sdAy evening, Ot. ptL, iSGi, fE
puiHtse of ioociyinR visit from the officers of
W. q. l.. FEANCIS McMULKIN, W. n
ROBERT gerry, r. 5.
The sun., 1861-10-09

AriLNAL or fRr>cu M,Nor.wAr -
1he I-un,h man ol.war "Ciiine,," Cipl. Ia
favrc, arrived ~ thi' rort Yesterday monin,,
iot cIui+c along y G sou hem coast,
The sun., 1861-10-09
LEGAL RKPORTs-TURsDAY.

U-ited States District Court.
hsos Adttrs-In respect to the application
made to have the brig Pioneer and her cargo
old, and he uOaAy paid into Court, peadip9
The sun., 1861-10-09

A. q Of H.-The officers nad member
I d owe Socoiy a c Hqu' s-sd I, 1T M gee
mestibs Ci Ahe U der g. be held " H'"-inA
:. Ponce Strest % We'd, ,d,y ovening, oc.I
, V'ol"|s- pro ney Punt Al ati"rd.nes
joan A BENNY q s os s2f
The sun., 1861-10-09

CUsToM House. AFrAIRs. Mr.. Hermann Ba,-
ter, editor of the AJend-Zeinosq received yes.
terlay the position Of weigher in the Gu tom
House. Appointments arc being made with
exceeding slowness.
The sun., 1861-10-09
MILITARY NOTICES.
Au.-,,ion WInian.on GsSrd. "A N

Aut,'"on MINIMUM -Arh'
Egi th av. on wodue,jaY tyeaing, 9th last,
O'Clock precisely; al those WHO ioie1d paraA
with tie otoye Co.. ON er 1Ctl annual eScu
vii please ut end. by rider Of WM. ArXINaO
&. Ut. j. '. HERON, O. s.
The sun., 1861-10-09

ctere'dWd Ohio, Oct. 8, Miiaiqlt. The 70.
turns arc coming in very slowly, but all those