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TpAus Rsio.r tt Li,;.,from M,ncbe q.
Ter sre unfavorhblc. tho msrke, tor CT, -, an,
and vans being dull.
,i,c;.sSv, FRIDAY .-COnsols closed at 90 So a
uoA iot money The weekly return Of the
Bank d England, shows an increase in Lnllj"n
% 10000 The Bank rate Of discoupt has
been reduced TO 3S per cert.
AhELlCAN STOCKS Tile latest sales a Am.
eriosn Stocks weoc ;-llinoi, central shares 80
dt; Frs % a2J1.2
MI MORAN IN Tho Cochituate from Mel
gufne Toe SlngaIofe, VA. wrcsed iouth OF
Hoffman, AOrottos, II h June. crew AVID.
lie Huntingdon was totally lost on Point
biaN", Ls date rev saved by 'he lis1couia.
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Military and Naval Movements.
OPP ron THE POTOMAC.

The steamer CuIlcw, having gone into com.
mission, sailed on Saturday last, from the
Charleston Navy Yard for the Potomac with
sealed orders. The ship Ino, also sailed the
same day, probably for the Gulf.
The employees at the yard were paid of yes.
to-day.
ACTIVE DRILLING.
The troops on Governor Island arc now par
AIDED twice day mon ing and evening" and
are also drilled twice day
TEXAN SOLDIERS TO he UsHD.
There is report current that all the men now
on recruiting service, will shortly be called in,
and that their places will DO filled by the Tex
an soldiers.
BOUND SOUTH
The U. s. steamer Rhode Island, will sail
from the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, about the 9th
or 7th inst, to communicate with the Blocka-
ding Squadron South of Cape Hatteras, and also
the Gulf Blockading Squadron, Key West, Fort
Pickens, &c., which will afford an excellent
opportunity to send letters and papers.
18TH CAMERON HIGHLAND RIFLES.
This Regiment is nearly up TO the numerical
force required by the Unhs1 States regulations.
Few regiments hitherto organized, have had
presented 70 them the advantages here offered
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The NAVIGATION OF ,be potom.c.

The firing Of shells from one of the points OF
Oceoquan Creek, last week, into a hay.loaded
schooner, has caused the general ejaculation Of
the statement that the navigation of the Poto-
TO have put up the price Of coal from sjS 70 ssht
dollars per per ton. " ''s"'
=. Our Government, Of course, canno, occrnv
the whole line Of the Virginia sbora 81 Ky
nAyigAbls Potomac. ALI it can do Ia 10 " h |Id
the naval and military forces in readiness 80 ~
broak up and scatter any force which NAV ae.
70 fro into vessels moving I'D and down H.
river. This the Government has done and Il
doing, and Il has no doubt of its power 70 keen
the navigation substantially 'uninpeded here.
aitet Is hsrOtofcp.- WdsA. Repu6lioaa.
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T'""T""'" JI0W INV T1V'.
Tho Committee on Resolutions rcp,ricd ,
cd.
Chas. Sumner then addressed the Convention.
favonbg general emancipation or slaves A. Tho
strongest blow that can bc struck at the rebel.
lion.
me convention unanimously confirmed Mr.
u, kin-on (lIcll and EvcretO for Licu,cn,,i
Governor, and rcnominated Oliver Warner
(Rcpun.') the present Scr .tiry of State.
~ Judge Abbott, If Lowell, Diem \ W..
substituted for Dwiiht Foster, tn, prc.cn,
Republican Attorney General.
ITO present Trcasur,r aad auditor were re-.
nominated.
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Int, lligenos~ IIayu to the eth ult. ha-
been rcciyc&W effect that General San.
chez and ssyc<4 other military officers had
boon mrst'd by Santana for f,voring the re-
publican Cause.
They were brought before a court mIrtial an,
murdered. The slave captain anl pirate Polio
tier has been tried, condemned. aud cxecut ri
three companions have been sentenced elch I,
five years imorsOnment.
The hayiien journal la Pr2grea hal been
suspended and superseded by another. prcsi
dent Geiirard had made tour through tho re-.
public, aud was everywhere received with en-
thusasm.
Commercial affairs were active. with a lar,o
number Of American, English and French ys5.
sells Ia port
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Sreeirdt,r, $40 miles his side Of Sat LaIe-
Sept. 2S.-1he pony express, with San Francis
CO dates OF 2lst instant passed here at yo'clocl
this morning.
Sailed on 21st, steamer Sonoro, Panama. Nh,
has 100 passengers and 81, 49,, 900 in treasure
ofwhich $3.50, 900 is Tor New York.
The most exciting topic in San Francisco
within the last three days grew ou' of A dis
cussion which took place at a session of Pres
byterans, on a vote touching the duty of the
clergy 10 declare themse Ives on the side of low
atty and against rebellion, aad preach loyal doc.
tIines to their congregations. ID. w. A. Scott.
OF Calvary Church, alone voted against the
resolution, and protested against is adoption,
and denounced tho action OF the late General
Assembly on the state Of tho country, in adopt-
ing the Spring resolutions.
Ibis position, assumed by DR.. Scott, has re-
yived the charges against hun of sympathizing
with secession and raised much feeling in Inc
community. There were threats of niobbing
his church the next time services are held. but
a force Of police has been detailed TO prevent
any outbreak. Some Of the newspapers have
covertly encouraged the mob spirit but the
more influential citizens earnestly advise that
DIR. Scott he left in the hands Of his conprega-
ton, who are mostly unionists.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyII,,

the Annual Festival, in aid of tho ahnys d.
sutntion' VIII take place at the Academy of Musi
on Tbursday, October 3. The entertainment, c,n,
teTnoon aud another in the evening will La ~ 30.
rsry superior character, supervised by N r.
6LAkk, Esq who, in conjunction with John
bhol nliAM' Esqr has conducted the perform
be pur hased at the ticket Offices only tier before
or on the day or evening Of the festival or from
Those within the building duly authorizel and WHO
VII &c 1lHtnguished hy appropriate badges This
lave heretofore been passed In change Ly partIea
NO. empowered to sell tickets. NJ j. OD0NNYII.
Snslrm'n' Committee Of Arrangements. oil ssIIi
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MILITARY NOTICES.


many hresnd the Odd Gunrd.S-
Tho ist Scnu Life Guard,
flh Reg ment n Y Volunteers,
Col. A. w. TAYLOR
TIE Increase ~ recruits ordered by Genarri
DIX to the United States st,ydsrd h,S bs-,
scty competed. few more patriotic vslu ateeyy
WI be 40 epted. Those having seen service pr,-
erred Apply At al diand 1t, between Brnai- ~
and n sts his regiment Las been in TIE o. 4
service since May ID, 1861, and is now stau onsi a
Recruiting officers Capt CHAs W. KRCGRk.
C"mpsnyD
Lieut JAMES MCDONALD,
Company y.
sea l2s iOt
e'6i"rs wanted for the PIr~t Resime-t Of
Wv ioth N"lunt' ers.-New York'4 own Boyv
Msht ~" men. C'me forward all Who wish 10 shsr.
~ me iNele. n dttnchmcnt will leave in . fr,.
Hay hnm Central Hal. Experienced cficers win
va you and victory is certain. R'collet this 10
the Flo,t Regim sud the ll., ctaace RcTui.-
ing cfcc, ia GRAND w. ia
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Occupation of NIun.nn,. I'm

Mr.. foHSEr, writing to the Phil,Iclphi.
fross from Washington, says thai tho with
dravh Of the rebels from Muns5n'. Illl WI. o,.
ossicnsd by their apprehension Of being GU.
banked by General BANKs. whose division.
whatever may he said to the contrary, has lat
tcriy bcen greatly Strengthened. They cannot
seduoc MCCLELLAN into sn ambu.cidc. but
they ere not blind to the fact that, step by
step he !, pressing them back upon ibsir oil
base Of operations, and that ~hcn collision
takes place, he will bc enabled TO envelope them
cttctually.
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The situation In Western yIrgIr,,

Floyd and Wise, with forces known to be re-
enforced up to an aggregate of at least ter
thousand, are at Lewisburg, or in its immediate
vicinity, and cannot be halt a day s march from
direct railroad communication with Richmond.
We have an advance post Of Cox's and Nc
Cooks brigades on the lewisburg pike watch
ing them. Rosecrans' lies at Gross Lanes, and A
portion Of the "biRado of the Kanayha" Ia
still guarding auley Bridge, which has now be-
come the base OF operations instead of Clarksljur ~
In the Cheat Mountain region Reynolds continues
to hold his positions, and lee continues TO menace
them. And over the whole country, except
Immediately in those counties where the TIniap
strength is overwhelming, tho Secessionists
continue to carry on their guerrilla warfare and
70 hold IN terror people that lack spirit TO do
fend themselves. One would suppose that n
the Ohio and Indiana troops keep out the inya-
ders from Eastern Virginia, the boasted Union
strength of the country might at least be able
To protect itself from its internal foes, but even
So moderate hope is disappointed, and after we
have driven off Garrett and Pegram, Ployd and
Wise, the people still beg that we will march here
and march there, to protect them from an inso-
lent minority among themselves.
The danger now ia, that assured of the safety
OF their positions in the East, and confident Of
their ability to amuse our troops at the Cans
WIN small fragment Of their force, Lee NAV
move the main body OF his army (composed az
fifteen to eighteen thousand men) down 10
Stanton, run II thence 10y rail to East Ten.
nessce, and suddenly drop in on u, in south
eastern Kentucky, in junction with Zollicolfsr.
IN an advance ON Lexington. -Four DAYS will
put Lees army at the Cumberland Cans Ia
spairing Of his ability TO force his Nay mast
Reynolds at the Cheat Mountain Gaps, i there
not at least possibility that he NAV make dis
sudden rush for prize so eagerly coveted as
hentuckI1-Co'TeSp. Gin. Gazette.
THURLow WEED promises If "A rer,imcrt or
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RoaAS CArHoLrc ORPHAN AsYLUM.-T-his
Institution, as will he seen by reference to our
Advertising columns, holds its annual Festival
at the Academy Of Must, on Thursday next
lhe entertainments, consisting Of two di.tinct
performances, one ia the afternoon and another
In the evening, will be of very superior char
aotar
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RrrrCuoS.-Thc Tribune, in common with
most Of the city piper,, has at length re- lucod
the length Of Tvs column, about halt N inch
and their width by about one. eli nth Of an inch.
Ia none Of the paper, h,, the reduct.on in space
borne any comparison with the increased space
devoted to news in consequence of the loss OF
advertising, 30 that the reading public are
largely tie gamers by the suiierings q the
newspaper business. In this state Of things il is
truly refreshing to our pleasantest conceptions
ct human nature, TO see contemporary which
has latterly rcduced is ners and editorial COL
uH us By hd.f through the substitution Of an old
stock a advertisements, improve the occasion to
sheer ut the poverty of papers which give their
readers twice as much for their money. and to
parade its bogus amplitude Us evidence Of a
superior success
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New jersey Military AnhI,,,. Sc.

T'cato', OF. The Sth Regiment Of New
jersey Volunteers loft this city today, for til.
seat II war.
The 9TH regiment, of sharp shooters, is rap
idly organizing, which will make two more re-,
iments OF volunteers for three years than the
state has been required to provide.
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f'"h"UArH PREPARATIONS ron ATTACK.
IcDtrson Cdg, Sept. 3O.---t3cncral Fremont
pre- ryeh Strict silcrce, but no is sail To 10
ac'i'cly engaged in obtaining the exact mum
Der OF troops ho can command, and organi,in +,
plans for the approaching engagement. upon
tho success or failure Of which he Is TO rest his
reputation and win or lose hi. all.
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sOCsk17s cO1NCH.s.

LenE-hs remen's u. n. socIety-A O.ar-
te-iy meeting OF the socisty will he held Il their
meeting nom N Roosevelt VI, on Wednesday, Oct
"a ~ ! 0ci' ck p. punct nj attendarc. IL re-
quoted ~ there viii lie an election N oIicer, ~.
9 on.uing y'a, ny rider u JOHN KANE, Pr,.,
DENIS SULLIVAN SEQ az
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Tux Kings County Democratic Convention
emphsiioally AID repeatedly refused yesterday.
to have anything to do, under any condition,
whatever, with the Distraction Ticket or the
state Regency, nominated at Syracu.c. They
will probably endorse the People, Union Ticket
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Ft1Hi(J't, Oc'. The Senate yest,rd,,
pas., a fe' oluiion, ~ 10 ., rogue, ting John
q. Breckenridge and lazsru, w. Powell to re-
sign their soau ~ Senator, in Congress, A.
they do not rprcsent the all of the people.
II was refused 10y the House by vote OF 40 to
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TIE ANRri,AN BnLz UAIoY.--This S.
ciety commences its anniversary this morning.
at o'clock, IN the Broome street Church, near
BOwtry.
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Cairo Affair.

Cd''o, 0c'. The troop, stationed at Nor.
iolk, have been ordered to retire Ia Birds Point.
There are rporis IN circulation that General
polk with 10000 men, had taken possession OF
Mayiic'd, Kohtucky.
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Wilmington, Od IA Court Of Inquiry
opened t',iay 1T the Navy Yard tc examine ,he
CONDUCT a Commander Chandler, Of the steamer
Dawn. Go. NJ. Weston E,q., i, Judge Adyo
cate.
EsCArED.
II has b,en asocrtaincd that Howell a,ias
Emck, Merrick, Addison, etc, who stabilized p
w. walker, the correspondent ola New York
paper hss made hts escape into Virginia
through aid AFT rdsd him by his rebel fsienJs
IN m"IHiand Mr. Walker Is recovering from
has wounds. '''"'
NoRR nRTdApiHRs.
The following appointments for the y,luntee,
setvice were made to-day
MclaucthonS. Wade, Of Ohio Lowell IA. Ros-
teau, Kcntlck,, and ALVIN Srh.cpC Di,iric, ,l
Columbia, late examiner in the Patent OdBoo
10 lie lIfigadicf GcLorals.
oNR oP 1HF PorEs oFFIcERH coMNts,toypn
Capt. Go Iinger, an English officer. late i,
we IapcI military service, has been commits
e'oheh cap'ain ~ ou, volunteer service. on IN,
rec mmcnoati0n It his Holnes,. th, Pm,
lhiH makes the fifth European monarch VIII, bo.
recommended oficets Tor service ia tho ttritod
States. "'i''''
II troops in neither army arc in p,,se,.i,o
oi hWiusville. Our pickots extend ouIy 10
Langley, from the Chain Hridzc. LANGLEY
AMI LsNInsville are three miles apart.
n tecOnnt rance was made today by tho No
Iar regiment 10 Pollock Church and vi,injtv
about twelve miles from Alexandra Il, ia, L'f,
of Springfield Station.
They found tho rebel oncimpnonis 81 rolv
de serted, no'hng Indicating their prc ,crec in
that EcighborhOod.
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HoNELEss CHILDREN CorSo TO THE wgsr.
Yesterday afternoon party Of fine 10 king
children, neatly at,irsj, left the city for the
West, under The charge jf Mr.. c. G. Tracy.
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|. Y. SUPREME COURT

WI liam II. Smith, William CT
bsmith, Herschell Il. Adam
Z nd james Sinclair, Summons FOR
against Copt.act -
Henry Sanders, Defendant tCom, not servedA
To the Defendant
Itou are hereby summoned and required 10 ans
we til" complaint IN this action, which will be Ala
m tths once OF the Clerk Of the City and County a
New York, at the City Hall in said city, and 10 Servo
col pl your answer 10 the said complaint on tho
subs rbers, at their office, No. 90 broadway, IN ths
City, OF New York, within twenty DAYS after he aar
wee - thb summons on You, exclusive ~ the day Of
such sernice; and II you fail to answer the said com
plant wilma the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this
action WIN take Judgment against you for the sum Of
Two tn ousand three hundred and thirty dollars and
eighty eight cents. with interest from the Fifteenth
day OF July, One Thousand Eight Hundred and
siIty-kne beA!des the costs Of this action:
WILLARD HOWE,
49,. ,o,, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint above named was dled a Aboya M,
ne ss4 day OF August 1861. als0 FsiIa
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FESTIVAL OF THE Plymouth SUNDAY
ScnooL.-The Annual Re-Union and Festival
OF the Plymouth Sunday School Grew. II. W.
Beeeher's,) will take place on Thursday of next
week. 1t is to be Fruit, Floral and Musical
Festival, with addresses by Rev Messrs. Beech
or, Cuyler and others, concert by Dodworth's
Cornct Band, Banvards Lecture and Panorama
Of the Holy Land, Paintings and Storeoscopic
Views, Aquaria, Fountains, Flowers, &C., and
refreshments in profusion. And tho tickets
are but 20 cents, members Of the school Free
Net proceeds, if any, to be applied to the Ii
brary.
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:, Fh'ddeiph'a, oct. l. The now guaboat
liaska was launched today, at Holman and
Siiltkers ship yard. The gunboat Tohom,
built at Wilmington, will be launched tomorrow
morning.
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REPunLIcAN JUDICIARY CONVENTION
The Republican Judiciary nominating Conyen,
ton met last evening, andlunanimously nomi.
mated, by reclamation, T. W. Clarke for judge
OF tho Supreme Court, L. b. Woodruff and
Murray Hoffman for the Superior Court, and ].
Il. Brady for the Court of Common Pleas.
The Convention nominated r. II. Adams for
Judge OF the Marine Court, and A. Oakley
Hall for District Attorney, by ballot.
A conferences CONN tee Of five was then ap
pointed by the chair, on the motion of Mr..
Stewart, to confer with other Organizations. The
names OF the committee were Messrs. O. L.
Stewart A. W. BrandfOrd, T. Dayton, d. ID.
Field aud s. b. butcher.
The Convention thsn adjourned, subject 10
the cali Of the CHAIR.
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CAUGHT A TARTAR.

Judge John MeIIenry formerly of tho Fifth
District Court Of New Orleans, was arrested in
der in the U. s. service. The Judge had bean
trying to induce him to desert and join the par
ty that were going whore he could get better
pay.
The Los Angeles Star, Of the 10th Of Sep
TENDER complains that correspondent, writing
from Los Angeles to a san Francisco paper, has
misrepresenied and greatly exaggerated the
huinoer ana doinSs OF the seceSsionists in the
southern counties.
Advces by her state that the CITY of Alamo.
~ Sonora, had been captured by a large army
from the state q Sonora.
IL was understood and believed at Mazatlan
that NanDorn was advancing towards Sonora
with Il large force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-02

SrAluARY.-Fiyc pieces of statuary, left in
Rome by the sculptor Crawford, have been
brought to this city, and placed in the rooms Of
the Historical Society. The pieces are the
Last Indian, Adam and Eve" the peri, "
the Hunter Boy, and the 'Marble PLAYER. "
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL

NoIlCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
y ,'ne s''Vkh.tders OF the New England Car Spring
Qnmpsny, for the election Of trustees, will he heli
~ lne once Of the company on Tuesday, the sth
DAY OF October next, at IL O'Clock NJ
tsezo WAT j. II. THOMPSON, SEQ.
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TAN Charlottesville receipts at the Tax
Receivers Office yesterday, on account of per-
sonal taxes, amounted to $22s,775 56, against
sldl 1856 % on the corresponding day last
year. The real estate tax rolls will be complete
next week. Payments made prior to Nov. LIST
ensure reduction Of seven per cent. calculated
from the date Of payment to June LIST. During
November the payments will be at par; on Dec.
lsta penalty of Que per cent. will accrue on
taxes then unpaid and on Dec. 18th the pen.
atty will he increased to two per cent
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TIE WAsIoS DEsrBuCrIcN CT property near
Munson's Hill on Sunday Is ascribed TO the dis
orderly portion Of the New York Thirty-sey-
cath Regiment, (iately McCunnsI
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fArnIorrc,-Green Point Division No, %,
Sons OF Temperance, manifested their patriot
ism last Monday evening by voting unanimous.
ly to invest 900 Of their funds in United States
Treasury Bonds
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sEIzrRrs or NEssHLs.-By order of the Sur
veyor seizure was made yesterday OF the
schoonen Ocean Wave, William II. Rutan and
James IL. Soguine-all being partly owned in
Virginia,
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THE FUNERAL o. JUSTICE BnowSELt. took
place yesterday afternoon, from his late resi-
dence in Grove street. The Police Courts were
closed in respect to his memory, and III tho
Justices and the clerks attended the obscquies.
A detachment of fifty police, under Captain
Sebring, preceded the cortege; delegation of
the Odd Fellows, Getty's Lodge No. II, fol-
lowed, and ov,r fifty mourning carriages brought
up the procession. The six Police Justices,
MoSsrs. Quackenbush, Steers, Kelly, Welsh,
Connolly, and Brennan, act~l as pail bearers,
and the Common Council rode before the hearse,
The corpse was taken TO GrcenMood Cemetery.
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4. me total stock Of cotton in port at Liverpool
Aies are American. '1 ''''V'0
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LADrHs WHO Asz rat sLEB WIFE Pm.
p.' so.cfs.' ran, sunburu, or any Diraguresnen.
On 'ne sAln' should Try Tire Balm Of White I1ils.-
smco 70 % had 'ttS soufh secoad IT,, wirissns-
Vu'sn' tine low Prios Of % oeu,s per bottle. Il q
an excellent preparation.
Wncox & GrRns
WING AoHINEs,
es BROADWAY.
$50. AN
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A $ T oRy %SiTr

sTORy .aTrn-
- - vivid do
=, mry tthsdcr wa, broken an the
80 ac'hsss lay olling like TO-, in the
-ssAr-w the sea. The danger was greater
from sls,ssn's inside than from those outside
the ship, aud the injuries received from N. tor
rihe roll Of the L,viathan, wcrc unprecedented.
The terror OF the passengers was naturally cx-
trome, for although the possibility Of the GnR
Eastern being ouidone in endurance bv any
gale, can hardly be admitted. yet tho expcr.
eneo q those ON board must have been beyond
measure terrific. Any other ship IN eNi.tcuc
would too probably have gone to the bottom. i.
left at the mercy of such gale for a similar
length of time. without rrider.
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POSTSCRIPT,
Session of the Cherokees,

81. Louie, oct. 1.-Rev. M. Robinson, mis-
sionsry teacher in Tie Cherokee Nation, has ar
rived here. lie rpcris that th,,r chief, John
Res, Lad iiLOlly su,cumlsd to the robel pres-
suiei and on Augut sOth called a council to-
Btlhtf at TaleqIah, and sent in message
itcoHintudjrg a severance Of their connection
With the United ttstes, and ON alliance with tho
Southern Confederacy.
The Couucil approved the recommenIation
aud appointed commissioners to make a treaty
OF alliance with the Southern Government.
rebel commissioner had assumed tho p,v-
ment Of the snnuitie- hitherto received by tie
Cherokee Tom our Government.
The Creeks have raised one thou7and men
for service in the rebel army, and the Cheio-
kees have formed IL 90 Guard Of 1900 strong.
II appear- that the troops sent int Kinsa. by
Ben. Mccullough after the battle at Sprin,-
field, were posted on the border Of the Cherokee
station, TO iniinidato tho council, and free
Jno. Ross to yield to the demands of the reL,l..