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Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-26

The subscriber will continue the Coal business at the
Green Street Coal arc, and will settle business
the late firm. THOMAS SUTTON.
Worcester, Aug s, 1861. diff aul5
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-26

Men OF the Old Bay state!
another cali is made your patriotism The gallant
Butler asks YOU to rally around his Standard.
TIE HERO OF HATTERAS AND ANNAPOLIS!
calls again to his brave eountymcu the eemen of Mas
sachusett to forward with strong hands and vii
ling hearts he OF this glorious country from
the hands Utits enemies.
Gen Butler having beeu authorized to raise Brigade
in England this call has been ISSUED for the pur-
pose of obtaining enisments for regiment in this
lion OF the state.
DIR &. S. FLAGG having been authorized by Gen.
Butler to raise a regiment has appointed HENRY
BACON of Worcester, Recruiting Officer, to raise
company in Worcester and vicinity.
Pay and ratons commence, and quarters and equip
ments furnished at the time of nlistm"nt.
100 fsOuuty will be paid by the Government at
the end of the War For further particulars inquire at
the Recruiting Cfice, No. 25I Main Street, fiper's
Block, up stairs. dtf OILS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-10-26

SHARpSHOOTERS AND SKIRMISRERS.
GxEN. BUTLER'S ADEI

Ne. g. Union Block, (Up stairs,] NVoreester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
TIE WAR MOVEMENT IN JERSEY CITY.

The streets IL Jersey City present warlke appear
arce and every possible Effort il beiog made 10 have
tie I'd REGIMENT in icatles. TO leave for Trenton on
Friday morning.
Tire Utipd >iatce Arsenal on Bergen Hill was
end ye-teIdy mJfi inY flr tie reception ~ v0lln
tect, ard hey lde. the chs Capt Van Houson, "ho
s,-. ~ drl.ua-er.
The ldies ii Jcr ey City have called meeting st
M,tror titan iia Thu tN,ire.d,y afternoon sl Geck 10
nuke ssl =, IT c-t tabor for the propagation Il INT
bdsf,. Az other ac,s ir tie use OF the members
o. he % E"'iTrut
The iretors # tte Mechanics and Traders Bark
of Jesoy C;y h.ys ;tnGreJ the State lean
--ltuGrOI Lode 40 - !. o. q. r. OF Jepey City
ioafac Hiaht passed ufol ia emitting lite msmbers 10
benefits II be LODI, Of disability toe Sevice Of
.-irG.u4tr:.
The Co0Gon Co'nil 90 JERSEY City, at th'ir
me- sst sht bporop it,d go ~ for the benefit II Len
gems if .ae Amy iIoi tiIu.ou 1oupty.
--., Getting q irorireot ,ii;ers was held AZ the
Mayors 90! ltd pho another a. tb- k-"oi depot for ibr
ni - mig h. 2i-Iu 10 ,-Sice bremen loice-
l.. al -, bDAe Ir,i,'tlDl.
M ior Ardcr 0b ps,si ths0l gh JcIfay City yes
.isy ster,oos 81 short visit Co4rd Parke, e.q. Of
NtarA o. his be received entaOsisic reception at
tE, Gt ut. 90, go,
-!'crrtts are still wanted to fli tie ranks # the
M He-ip-r Hld.nr B1si'r. yh'h ha- been ordered nom
,rir, Cs lt,l'a4 On , d1y GOrng r"N The regiment
y n vs fii'y armed aLd eqni Z d oh hu. aday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

un~inou'ly selected rc,.y-er p fore the ,ounn.u, the
mm,e,ng W. eoqler'y sIjr"s'od by the Hon ic.eod
men vould be -cep'cd siboat deay On asjournns the
joining in die chorus
-Ac'ordirg &c call made IN the papers on the 22d
n.' meeting h,d P,iscs nardsn Foursstb street.
nsr ienh ,yer ON MonGy eyeri lat io The purpose
N.w-iorx eol. I sns. IS is,r, Of are and Sngr,s
nns n'ns was .ed to Older ny Mel Cen Llovd On
Bnrr "sksaa was sppout- secr-tary on noion Com
Tr ws c Sppcind he fol- wios
o." toahns ESQ All judge EGman 70 receive The ~
roll rsr wLsh tho eeting aou, =, pe's,H. s5 ed The
pee % 'y@Gis the p Inst Il "a to
slteEd. N y in'"eo 20
Capt. Farnnns contrary now numbers 50 nickcJ
men. Cat Us PC ii Is ia nrSio Caifo MIA ard NJ.
g IL sufficient guaranty that the company viii be acracE
Col Dnryea's AdvaT~e Gus'd now numbers s0o
Tie tinsrd coas If from the college. and
counting hon.es ~ r Newierey sni ih- River nes
jected
AT n meeting of the eyempt members Of the 9Th
gefmtht' Col Asey n 10 chii, Maj Geo w Rrownis
tho orgaton eeisnt lone Quad and report 70 the
m.. Jog to-thcIrOw mn
The New.YorA Bible S,dety have offered to sup
pl "li the Re sinen,s leaving the cry with Bible
The Captains, Sergearis, and Members Of the
T~en,v sigh Polite Prec, ,e.ray presented ien Jane.
hr,c u lh- scott IN Gsa,t who '..isned Dig :aon
beautiful spd m he'd p" ord epaUsis ,a'h ard ,a.seL
The Governor ., ti- State yesr. rday received IN
offer o. $4,000 non TIE tIo1daay BaEs for purposes Of
$. =. Lewis, esq. - pemler OF the New.YoFk
bar hs- oierei orare AMI lead pany the Of
sar pr lewis wa T. TX yen" Commissioned oier 10 tho
&C an;ed in The ~ lie vii be assisted e. hi .lors by
cmittse o. ger,lene snore whom MI De Wit Blood
good.
Tie 5h Pogin sut, German Volunteers have =
fund sf sC,sOo Ilisej i.r tEoul by th.lr friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

AMI Of defending tie hag Of cur country" were H.
v'el. TIE hour fixed WA O'Clock, AID notwirh.
sruci the many thon ards who wines ing ,he
departure of re 18th Regiment in another pant Of the
CITY thee cCJj uOi have Ices than 3D. persons
pes'D'. There three staI dis from which fhe
multitude wac addsessed At stand No. !, NJ yor
Powel presided IN Appropriate prayer wac made
b, he Rev Dr. Eintou, when series OF resolniions
ia fivor Of sRsta ming tie Government TO The fullest
extent With men and means, were unanimously
adj, io8 amid Oh. greatest enthusiasm
Addresses were Dmdo by Mc. Courtney, who had
ut returned nom Norfolk, ard ated bis adventures
in connection with the burning Of &c Navy Yard, the
Eon NJ. Van WICK. tie Hon. Robert J Walker,
Senator Barker If OREGON, ard other gentlemen. At
stand No tie Hon. j. :. 1. StrGalGn presided, and
sy,ecles were made byJ w Gilbert e'l., the Hon.
Mr.. Stanton, VIM. II. Gale aod :. Il. CLitfer den,
esaye A. stpni No. ,hrAiayor elect, Martin kab-
hi ch esp presided. he Rev: Mi. Holmes mace =
prayer and speeches were mad. ny Me-srs q. I.
Wood, A. A. Low, A. y. Bayls W.. j. A. Fiel, L.
{. Pratt ana e. SIr7gie. The nos. ier,id Union
seuibers were uttered By all the speakers, aud rm
de erGna,i.n ex iessed 10 sus'ain the Government.
TIE enthusiasm u,Duupded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
NOLnNTEEK INCIDENTS

II. T Stewart feAds uis Volunteer sutscri, ton
H. win 30ns i.i Of alG,UO. lie " tue Commit e-
appointed b, the Ssufs - .geeutg
The friends Of the Tn u and n members Of
H. ''r t'smen VII hid mee,lus az tibe ha No %
Puee 'tr'ct TINS evening al . Ociock ~ purpose
ins .Eoihor rguvut Ia ia. defense Of tAe lnion
AT a N citing # the members anu IN members of
AEicsiCih OG list Re- held the Tue.isy
"s,r.nS Ap1iaJ scA wa made ot Of all toe
bsrs at Of thu regiment thu w tuesday, eveas
at O'Clock
-T'c puI lie AID tcarhers Of the t. enty first Ward
School Wu H. Wood Priiciu, on Moniay mLrL.Gs Ta.,cd
large nas their school edhce Mo-, Ia" a-Ia
red pupils We present. hn1 the 80" eP.ted baLh.f
-(eserday morning tie pupils ara trncEers, wiih
tn .sh oil o,ers Of Puu NchJo' No a. Ia tue 'sns N1i,
Ia flag aud held their htst prblic eNih Oh .nee the open.
To- the eloo building Twenty s-,snh "iee tue
lars It Ia the city.
The worl,ncn n CaIrer'er & Plass's tool works,
First Gvorue h.,trd By the foreman Mr.. g L Viuton
rs,sod a .ulcirni lse with appropriate ceremonies
IT "linue Guard met 1T nIl.l, at 'hs corner
." and SIKH I~u landed and i3ny
uamea were cnrol.rd. q. over - wears
AT u ueoile in lioboken, attended by the Hon.
j. Walker MAJOR Johpstoue and U;he illuelti ciUels.
81 TOO subscribed or volunteers. The Hudson brigade
hre Up iiout to have he oider % move
So very general is the offer by our businees men
That wi BE- impossible make particular mention We
Juio be d. Of each by proposing 90 record the
havng little nohuG to do undrr that
head
the pIopney Of us.rins together fhr.osS cuns
INST TIE Of the foiytectuic tldo tontc Ia
.tiule organize CoWmeet Ia cc-ci az 1'naon ~ re-
la'ion improvements the material Es'd IN Ssuao Tn
H. May Geiul hints bOthhR mole al ts tin,
"A Finance Committee. consisting oi Messr-
Charles Muphy Daniel T. dsvit Jois i'i-r IN icLyol
Murp Iy ard fsncs q. y Kreie have h.,G y tie
IS u, geEt scot Lie Guard samuel j. 'ie'1 so Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
gag-ya.i1rya Arrived

In ,iea1ship G,tsafiog JTom AsgiH~sRNr Grange, };
Psrez T. HIollis T. Tune, ~ aud al. Mr. LfsTy ard
child i-ch Cep swift Nh Tn s AID wife, Mercer l. Ar
rO.d. y. So1d. Nsjf HfoS j. Stork A. Rew G. CLos
tn H. Possy, storm vie sid child L. Mite ell d.:
R..h' fuy iray r- and ebifrrn sonlshy ard
vie and ,ii.- FRESHMAN Mi SAnner Mise 90 tn',
Licu W,c,, O. O. Brg.s an1 flIly. J. A. Smith, J'hn-
30, T. sc Irchtoo Il ~ Wfcoz, j. .. Nruton, w Bos-el.
n u. A. Hos.u,stan. " II upon apt Gihb' eid
wife. Hr nryroid- W. 2uass and family, ID baiIrseno
ia ly Mrs Mathews u Rogers. Ger tio"Id b. y has'
a pndAr, 6ir 'sAch. Nh Groves MIS- Jinkiu.. W. A.
Porte. and family MI T-,eUa,, Mis- Hafri gtcn aud fsmiy,
F H,s q Wais-rosr J. mi h opd wife II. McCntcbeon.
! X psrii7g Will Nrs colder child. j. w, Frar.
tys.. Mrs. Stod1sTi nd 10 H. TIE s'e"rste.
H. sisdnshiD II !! IsD net m .ufrJo0f-fev j. r
Grader Mr. cha der . frly NJ Bakwood ard friend,
81 ftts Ssesn@y Nj. Desga M.s VI Eloy, Mrs k.so
n infnt Mr. Go0dsiI chd and l. fact Mr. Braun, DIR.
Veal e. !. Evans h~ri-ay @ PyIes ~ d. B.ennyrops.
l. II Lun l.y aud Jarrett A. GREGORY w Nty,
pr Psdgot MI. Psnsot nd family J. Bullock Mt. INA,
Mn Dsnaiu7ie Fea lady Moran aud Mi's W'ish;s
J. ysn Noiep. Bu'neu {. taer. Thornton Leo Robert
Evans Ms. En,llsnc innsut. .
la ,y Jociaio, pom ,yistrd de Csba-messr' OuIeofo
ard J. Icl~. -, -
In bark HuQ,rq,on PgeRos Ayro-R. W NcCleery, u
S. Navy Frank !. Loyrg'is, =. ;. Nav Ch1A Slekel
In sI sel.Ra, jam ~ ts.J"r-J q. basseL j. . tai
In bpyk Darn .iwesDoD Carlos r. hfauseg
Ni-s Il Moni. 4. : i,s.y ...,thsr Manson. u - Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
,,,,,y,py AMI NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

yiIIYAhY AND NAVAL lNfELiAGhN'f''
det,ahp cut sp Eitcd Siatar troops lett GoNefhVrS
,,sr) on Mogr'ay riy ~ fer Soutern de''h uo"
1, !. a.,,, q ey are iutended reerforee Hse COZ"
cany rrde, orders 70 Join Fort Monroe l''y
io1ged TO tte permanent PATTY Of Fort Columbus
le,t.,day wa .lotier basy day at tie iecfn''ns
Office ApJ Ii,an- tepan to appl> as early rs
ard come of them exhibited Toe noe' en'h"s'as'' oe
size IL join tie ss.Vc-.
A SOUTHERN oEF.CLR ATTEMPTS TO TAME MS
.EssrL rncm Tnf ,pooithN NhIh-lAh
o,e f tie moot e'4r.lnp Instances OF Secee on M
rr5e, @. vt ATTEMPTED lid IN q; TIE brooklyn
Sav1.Y,id On Mopday niebt. Toe csvtal" ut The
,nrx ,inq y.s.ei Nsrna ve'y Quie'y eudtavo' ed 10
no,e down hc iiyrr wih lis vesse' havoc an 'u's,
No. j. rcpor, Il ~ ;k;r bee " down Sol" to LINZ
Npe\ er ~ val iateuiaht Acre. tn. ,ieW susi tci
(, as guiist ilg pong 90 wrong, az sdt't"'t" ~
communicating hei f. irIs to tie 'oi'n'id der ol ne
noeiyinI.s b.p North. gVh.a- " live "ar m'o".
stfoss ,he s,Ie.n, tine Varina unnamed Fu' onl q
,suiuissi0n very uncer,UUuouslY, "hd ier s''il
tonreIy Transferred ia - the guard SHe 10" W
ein,t, il Le stream. r g me: ch-sred iishly Tor ee
ORION, aNj hoo'ei down 90 treason as ihey 'ei' Tue
NaIisa. .,
1Is. FIRST sP! CIAL NAN-OF-NAR COMMISSIONED
FOR fnE BLOCKADE.
On 2,on6ay lie iIic.otwar Ferry conf leei Ici
r, ,.iress for les Yeee day hcr,g Was hol'ed iIon
trr.t. A. g.. o. IO.s u crew from to" hettl'luF
as rat ,l boa a. AID t,e little cratt turned over
Nv G. NJ Foot, a. her officers. Tie sign wac s"it up
81 otioct ,rd n q oeelrtd 10 N lily l. COM
pisG0n. Tine jeny Is one oi lie ur'e b'igN Oh In.
NAVY Register, i, "a tlIs bU'Oep, ava wDs uul Z a.
AoIf u IA So. 81 Let seUed it, SoHth Amen Il,
villa ne Pqrataay hsei. % wrirh Commodore S''i-
picS Ms Co. nsudo -it-c.ie'. Sc TOOK Oh hoard =
very hayy ars. e., 4 SIX guls aver so rUunoS Of
slOi ,id sf,il, n,d tie sal sJl ice II pr.k,.-,
eu'i-es, swords, ,is',ls, bo riding pk,s. Tier
&. iatiJp is one ~ g. l. ka6ed rot --Motile 0e
i,ari--l tls j. Lot oeIiaia. Her ilcIs aIe as toll
tWf:
C,maa.dyT Cl..s,n. Lieuteahrts. h,Drruott, Nhi'ne
Cowels, tyD,lt,,r, J.. ei"T Ouysn
So sait,G e. Pm.
Tbe siean.r f.uti,~ilo toucht fropsCFomweii by
t5e Coyeyur.i ir.i,eo az te Navy lsrc Yesterday.
WO!k t,l.i CT, - ola h,I inn e,it,ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
GREAT PATRIOTIC MASS MEETING ON
FORT GREENE.

In conformity to call signed by prominent CT liens
Of all parties an immense demonstration was MADE
Fort Green Park yesterday afternoon. IAN citizens
in favor Of sustaining the Constitution and tho laws,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

pace business NJ Ie'i1s BaiOry. No. ~ New boNe
NrwYork No i9 ,lartic street. Br'okn i,", eto ~
O'Clock pm You're respectfully, II, A. hoLLhn'
.iPrd22 1851 ana owner I''e onhoer~
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nn,Rn nF SrpERvISORs.

COUNTY OFFICERS WHO ENLIST, 10 DRAW THEIR
sAI.RIEs--S2 coo TO BE APPLIED TO PRO
VIDE FOR TIE WANTS Y FAMILIES OF VOL
UNTGFRS.
The Bond met Yesterday, Mr.. STEWART, The Presi'
dent in tie Ct air. u
ment If c unity finances:
prlarcc april l1...........'...''''''' -, "a - -
Rec r"'-"" "
a.
-. .'......,,....,.......... 6i391A 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

THEODORE DgnoS. Treasurer.
Subscriptions received II the Chamber of Commerce.
corner of Cedar and William Streets by the treasurer
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HOs BROADWAY, ~

,TENRY d. MINER Aucti00ear.
Ho = '!as.a1.., Cd, t.. the POST fice.-MlNER
THDRp vii Ell Aucup. RI. Az April stl9 1rioeE
:, ~ "a, Ne, cd At ui~e NJ HDUSSHOLDFUNlruEE ell
~ h . :, r.de tN Nswh and oihe consihs
81 IA 80 - follows. = ,.Lt Carved ,ewo"d ~ jf ie Ia
Cn ..n Br,rs.- L. clip cover. kosewb ,toe,Ass
m. Fore Gi ,sfrfs, - supe ~ toue lo' hLui
G, y.s Es.,sooJ 10 ~. I'D Mint" oman ms.
o.swoo MahogtnN ar Jeu'ef aud side Is0i"s Elegant
Freacn p4, fi-I @.oIs NiHGaw t't in- Z. = s; &C,
Solid fA'ergrl niug Table, wi i,h.d eayr4i
d., Hirlf BlG.s Sc BoXwo Dining sOi-.. Dohg
room Cr-cs-fy huise'. Fos. spoons, Sc Also MsboSiny
B.o.t I'd, MshogsnS, Ma hl top bureaus Woh'tand ,
modes. sc MihogsuJ tlsu' "a Iiai Cloth MAhngny ware
,ope. Dee. ur 81 ~ 'essc. Feather beds PhoH Ac
.i.ai epi ineran Cnpsts aud oicoh ho,ewo'd
Hail sand Hall Chsif.. *, &c. Also oas Chandeliers,
kfae. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

I'0 LETT 4 respectable American family, the
L SECOND STORY - o.us} b4ssrneDt ADD pantry, and
/. ID o:y OF No lei Eas. oist Inquire as
sborp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

ENGIALE HELP IL JERSEY CIrY-Frst.
a ,,s. z. si b. s. waiting up stair, work. and
el,lng chs dr in fam es References In ali Coll st
No "a MYh,go.l'r,'St .e. ey ts'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

tthNTED--A respectable mddle-aged Ameri-
"a, Woman t. d. th- :, ORK VI plain family Of per
sons se I,lcu,u) adj vh reference T. j. W., No lsl
E,t, ljI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

w Il STATIONERY q. d JEWEi RY. at prices onehird
less thar te pIrchi - ysesh-e Call address stamp
ileo.,d- J L. 3AILEY. 70 l5i Conrt,t. Boston Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

no LIE T--8rowr-storc, English basement
l. HOUSE 10 90 Eat alth 81. ith av, and uesiIy
h. summit ~ Murray '!. 4 ~" be put ia good order For
iae al.ieallrs inlnllt % ~ PIenies Rent cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

NNE COUNTRY ROOMS and POWER
" If red tRfE Of REST for the manufacture u the
American lss 81 tor Irt- for the Amy OF the Union Ase
two isl.s Rooms iVr Di. ing olIn;esrS
JOHN GAUDU. No l02 Waksrs..
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SITUATION WANTED--By respectable Girl,
- tss'r flrYy sr1n- the city for the summer months
- WATER FiMBEPNAiD, and line WASHER and
RONtH. Refers 20 pescat employer where she can be
dy No 225 Wss, 18Th it'll sad 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24

HgSKl II LIE $. Aueronssr -
VALUABLE SALE at CHOICE OIL PAlNl'
MOS.
4lNRY Il. LEEDS & 60 will sell a. auction o.
MINDAi ..NENINC e.. 2rh spd IL E.SDAi EVENING
80 81 OF ApIi
At hall past ocock each Ev.rLg At the INTERNATIONAL
uALLERf y" 81 Broadway.
tn--t.
GrEtTsA.F OFP.Cfr3 A .aprrb collection Of oil
P.ir'pg. c,npinns work, oft- sr,et modem artists In
coas lrce tbe aIiJ witch inp3-- duty Foreign
Paints s. a.. inpoIluila TO- above rstlon I'll be Dis
co.,nu,d and he rIseh eCiiJn viii be fiposed OF PEI.
;oly Fer If say lrads In this city iii exceed
I'll, ia q,ity. They vi he Ehi5ied and aie Mor
l.v Atrii
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raiu ce. April 2o................ s5;6,bo4 %


Mr.. BLUST offered Il resolution that f"rlongb be
o,anted 60 all p.rAous receiving salaries ot OF the
Couniy Treasury who enlist tor the war AMI directing
lie Controller 10 pay their raj e 10 their fanile Il?
ia January 1862 ii their services reQuired that
length o. line.
lie rsolniion was unanimously adopted.
resolution offered hy Mr. TWEED was adopted,
5rsii TIE Controller 10 is ne b1nds flr he AMOUNT
of the y ie tax of tbs county for IT. present year,
and 10 paw tie money int the State Treasury as soon
az rracjiib-.
Me-.,s Blrt, Tweed, DutcNer, AID Conner, were
orroi. nd , Social Committee 10 inquire into the
tipliy Of issuing county revenue bonds 10 the amount
of So tor tie purpose Of providing for the wants
Of tie families Of the volunteers vino have enliied III
he service Of tie Government to defend tie utiOpal
HnE.
By rcsola,ion Of Mr. Ely, the Commit &c Of the
While was DISCHARGED from the further consideration
ne sd Jew to sre IL Co"mee Consisting Of Sessrr
Ely, B isgs, Blunt, Pnrdy, ard Stewart
The Board adjourned ill today at III o'clock.
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THE PATRIOTIC FUND.
u a VALENTINE.
Clerk oftls Common Council

Additional subscrptious for the Regiments leaving
New. York aud tDeir families;
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The ih Regiment ia recruiting with MI dispatch.
Capt Mcbahons t.oop Of artillery numbering 40 expe-
reuesd aTtiAery-sa ae awaiting oidsis sgd equipments
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" .
SIRE We taluh II proper 10 rtae, Hat the Hungarian
q AZ Stairs i0r Ia the cause If Con.
i3city t,l watch VOID l., The ides impa,iaAy
Btpsied sst d.d Sha be obegeo AID tb-y already
gsiiip MAJ - g5n, under whom know
~ brave oic',f com aud yoo ~ III obss
AID s. adopted country, by sng your
journal tbst s those ynsD,
Nrw Ytk who .sh TO parti psir and ssit this
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DAMlIIES can ana THIS DAY at ACKER-

MILITARY and NAVY COATS and CAPS
w Tie SEAMLESS CLOTHING MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, No 32 Pr sdasy tsve variety 81 COATS and
CAPS which hey for ssl moderate pies In uniform
,tyl., and qualities.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
Posta &c on Newspapers, &c Addressed TO
Canada.


The Post Office Department has issued the
following Older, which We publish for the in.
formation of postmasters and the public, viz:
my attention having been called to the cir
cumsance, that United States postmasters, at
Offices on or near the frontier line OF Canada
are still in the practice of mailing weekly
newspapers, addressed to Canada, free of Uni
ted States postage, under the old regulation,
issued by this Department on the lst OF May,
1851, VIZ that weekly newspapers, which do
not leave the county in which they are pub
lished until they leave the United States, will,
after the lst OF July, 1851 go free of postage;
Il is hereby ordered that the rates OF postage
chargeable on printed matter, passing through
the United States mail, as fixed by sec ions lst
and I'd of the act OF August 80, 1852, (see page
| 43 Of Post Office Laws and Regulations pub
lshed in 1859, be hereafter levied and collect
| ed, at all offices in the United States, upon
newspapers and other descriptions OF printed
matter addressed to or received from Canada
And Il Is further ordered, that the regulation o'
NAV lst, 1851, above referred to, which was
based on the provisions of the I'd section OF The
act of March Sd, 1851, repealed by the act o
August 80, 1852, is hereby formally revoked.
The rates to be collected ON printed mattel
addressed to Canada, are those charged upol
the same matter, when addressed to ahotnel
State in the Union, and must be prepaid pS
| United States postage stamps,
JOHN A. KAssoN,
Acting Postmaster General
Posi- OFFCE DEPARTMENT,
. Washington, October ~, 1851"
The national Republican., 1861-10-11
MISSOURI.

The advance Of Gen. Price to Lexington
was under the circumstances, only q very rash
foraging incursion, of which the folly was COW
cred by his accidental good luck in capturing
Lexiugt IN. He never had anything near the
force which the larger reports assigned 10
him-certainly not force enough to encounter
Gen. Fremont in the field, and without force
enough for that, he had no other alternative
than that of aspeedy retreat. His line OF COM
munication with Arkansas was assailable on
both sides Of our forces.
With whatever force he commenced his re-
treat from Lexington, his army, by the time h'
reaches the Arkansas line, will be reduced tt
the number OF those who are so circumstance
that they cannot live 10 Missouri if it remain
under the national control, or In other words
of desperadoes vino must sink or swim witt
the Cotton ConfedGraey.
We take It for granted that General Fremon
will, at least, reoccupy Springfield and clear tn
whole of Southwestern Missouri, even II b
does not 90 farther and advance into Wostcrl
Arkansas.
Indeed, without affecting to know anything
NJ the military policy Of the Government Their
are indications Of general advance south
ward, from the western boundary OF Missouri
TO the Atlantic, sweeping the insurgents toward
the gulf, accompanied by such naval attack
,ipon their coast at var Gus points, as will SUI
round them with line Of FIRE.
The national Republican., 1861-10-11

The BALTIMORE ELECTION for members OF the
City Council, on Wednesday, passed off in a
very quiet manner. The secessioniats made
no opposition, The total vote is 9,5S7. The
whole Union ticket is elected without opposi-
ton, save a few scattering votes. This vote
exceeds by 33S the secession vote by which the
members Of the Legislature, now in Fort La
layette, claimed their seats. The Clipper says
Soldiers encamped near the city and enti
tied to votes, visited their respective precincts
AID ai,er voting returned to camp. In the Sd
preciuct oil the Sth ward the Chated Pelicans
attempted to get up riot, but they were in
S'ant'y arrested and removed to the Centra
station house. In several precincts, several o
the judges appointed by the late Police Boart
refused TO serve Their places were imme
diately supplied by the voters and the voting
proceeded with. In the 7th and sth wards
Sterrett and Turner ran in opposition to th'
regular nominees, but received such scandal
Gus secesh vote, that in future thew stoult
hang their heads for shame"