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TVS THOUSAND army blankets, for which or.
d,rs were sent to England by Governor An
drew, Of Massachusetts,. are probably on their
way from England at this time. The tate has
now on hand sufficient blankets to supply the
wants oithe regiments expected to leave for &c
live sryice.
THERE ARE now STORED in the Arsenal at
Harrisburg, Pa, II, 0O stand Of arms, 40 bras
six Founders, brass eighteen pounder, bras.
six-poundcrs brought 10 this country b. Laf,-
Vote as present from TIE King Of France to
tho Continental Congress, 600 no ss pistols, 600
cavalry Sabrcs, 10000 80 complete infantry sc-
coutrcmcnts, and 80, 900 roInds Of cartridges.
TuE IATPSr ACCOUNTS from thu Gulf squad
ron state that the whole line ofc'a' from G. llvos-
ton 10 the Fluridi reefs is in perfect state Of
Blockade, and that the garrison AZ For f!ckers
Is in position To attack Pensacola aud the All
| joining Fort. d McRca and liirrtncas. Inor,
| l. 10 doubt in the mind Of tho bast officer.
| thcro that the place can he takon without so.
rious din, ulty.
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PUTTING rIIE MIST FOOT FORWARD.
The u. S. military pos,s in California arr Il
10 garisonod by v,lunt crS and the regular
thus made available for other duties will b
concentrated at conyt nicnt points for ombaika
ton TO Panama.
A CHANGE.
Commodore Paulding has been assigned to tn,
command of the Il oOklyu Navy Yard in plac,
of Commodore Breeze, and " II enter upon hi,
duties on the 2jth instant.
ARRIVAL or rARRorr GUNS.
a large number Of Parrot guns arrived YES
terday from Cold Spring and we've turned over
to tho authorities al the Navy Yard. A guam
tity Of she'll also came from the Fame place for
tho Arsenal on Governors Island.
sHARrsHooTERs.
A company OF ninety-two, men and officers,
Of Berta ans sharpshooters left woehawken last
evening and proceeded quietly by way of the
New jersey Central Railroad.
FIRST FIRE ZoUAvEs.
Ex-Major ;. IL. stafford of the 9Th regiment,
y. Y. 5. III has been chosen to tho Lieutenant
Colonolcy of the First Fire Zouaves, and has
gone on to join them. lie has been a member
of the New York bar, and tho mornbcrs of tho
legal profession propose sending lin a horse
and equiPage as reminder OF their good
wishes.
CHARTERED.
The b iti-h steamer Pee less, living at pier
20, North Biyer, has been chartered to carry
cattle and freight to Fortress Monroe.
TANNING on HORSES.
The ship Great Republic (transpor), living at
Piorropoints dock Brooklyn, is now taking On
board $50 hors's.
AEruLtEY.
Capt. Wohles' Company, of Major S romrols
artillery battalion, will leave today for Ale KAN
dria, Va,
The list Regiment, n. US. NJ, will pass
inspection on Friday next. The regimental
line will be formed on Bond street at o'clock,
p. M.
INSPECTIONS.
Tie LIT and ID Regiments Cavalry will lie
inspected at Tompkins square tomorrow, (Wcl-
nosday )-the former at II o'clock, A. NJ, and
the latter at ? o'clock, p. NJ,
INSPECTION OF THE ELEyKNru REGIMENT.
The nth Regiment, Colonel Maidhofi, passed
inspection Yesterday, at Hamilton Square. Only
80 / members of the regiment were present, a
great number having gOIc to the war in Ger
man volunteer regiments.
CoLoRs FoR THE 9rH REGIMENT.
Lieut.. j. ID. Wickham, of the 9th Regiment
y. Y. S. NJ, goes on today to join the regimen
at Jamestown, Md, taking with him bod,
of one hundred recruits and the colors presented
by the Common Council to the regiment. They
will 30 by the New jersey Central Railroad a
four o'clock p. M.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
A very handsome sword and belt was pro
sented last evening by the 21st Ward Republi
can Association to Capt. Green of tho Ira Har
ris Guard. Paymaster G sncral Van Buren, mad
the presentation speech.
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iroDo hdnddHuS against me C0mp'roiIer.--
Chas. ". Bdk,r rs. 7. Hars.-Tho rvlitor for
a DiaEdan,us to compel iho Comptroller to pay
him certain bill Tor printing done several years
since, amounting TO $3.50. The printing bill
Wa for printing l.JOO copies OF the City
Charter, with kenis BOtes, az ? per copy. The
Iolator claimed that tn work was done under a
contract authorized by tho Common Council IN
1888 aud that it was done according to co tract,
and delivered as agreed. Iir stated that tao
then Compt ollor, Nj. Flagp, refused 10 pay il,
and that l. had been allowed 20 run on until
now to his ppeat Disadvantage.
The Comptroller resisted IL, motion for a pc
Tcnp'ory ndHdImUs, uPOH The ground that the
law authorizing the pay mont u the moG,y WIS
unconstitutional IL having bccl p .,sod ,f nr a
court had dec dcd IN THIS " ca'o ug inst
Baker. In ttst csso, II abridged he ol CATION
oil contract, aud was unconstitutional.
Tho Court, pcr Sutherland j., now decided
a. follows;
II thought the facts of the case, a. con.
codod by tho p,psr. before me, peirult,ul tho
Comptroller 10 raise ~ insist uu tho cun,iitu-
tionll question attempted to d" ri e. or insist
oil on n his behalf uT on bchai oi the CITY on
this application, ! aer,ainly should not decide
against him or against tho city without much
further consolidation; but | am q, tbs untut, ~
that the otduuarCe ot tha Common C,uGc' M.
proved by the Mayor 2'th S'ptrmh" l.fl =.
COgnlEing the clam on the re- f'nr and IL M r.
waivin the question ~ consti utionaIiv wbicr
might have been raised aud Insisted on on The
part Of the city. prevent, the Com y roller fom
raising that question on this application. A
molten for mdRda0ri5 must therefore DO grant.
ell with costs.
Court Of General Sessions.
Before the Recorder.
Geo. VIII. on and Levi. Garrett, old offenders,
pleaded guilty to forgery in the Sd dagrcc, an
wen sentenced to the State Prison for years
each.
Patk. ODounel was tried and convicted Of
forgery in the i'h dogroc, in fploniou.ly at
temp II < to pass a counterfeit - bill. lie wa.
sont TO the Cry Prison for five days.
John McCorOn pleaded gIlly 20 selling a
passenger ticket 20 an en- grant without au-
thorty, in violation Of law. Tnn Court freed
him $50, which lac paid The Court also or
doTed the omgtant who had been de aiuoI as
witness, TO 10 allowed $50.
Thcol. Lewis was tried and convicted OF
keeping a disorderly house at the corner of
Wooster aud Canal streets. lilo was fined 100.
ami sentenced to the Penitentia,y for 60 days.
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Tic PrlNnIrtrnINin.

Tho pdva'o,r Dixie which has donc some
damage 80 the shipping on the CO.'S. Is Mary.
land schooner, sud was built in this city in
1856. She was built fer Mcssr8. J & IL Mold,
Of Dorchester county, and was employed m the
coasling trade until the pres. NJ troubles Undue
cd the Federal authorities to proclaim the ports
of the Southern Cohfde'acy under blockade.
Up to that time she bore the name Of her Own-
crS, but the cspan Iun her into ChsIl ton
where, being offered GOOD price he sold her,
and stc was Immediately fitted fora privatcer.
Sic l. but Of 40 tons burtscG, but ia,. slilor,
and has captured several prizes since sho took
tho now character Of private vessel OF war.
Her captain, who Is said 10 bo a skllul navi,a-
tor and man Of daring j. still employed TO
command her, from the fact that there l. not an
inlet On the coast with which ho hot familiar
llor armament is said TO consist Of light can
men, with two riiod ,iN Founders, and she has
several times compelled Baltimore vessels TO
haul 10 the " ind. but invariably allowed thom
70 proceed ~ soon as ii was foani where they
belonged, and in ono instance she supplied a
Baltimore big with provisions.
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II cannot injtio the Union cause now in
Missouri to hazard a conjecture AS TO wha, his
outline plan u campaign is. as ho is already
far upon his march 10 execute IL. BY tho
movement against Sodlia, he forced Price to
ton without blow, and compelled him to 70.
tpat by a lire diagonal TO his shortest and
quickest rou,o TO Southern Missouri thus max.
ing his retreat cilcuitous, with his flank exposed
Tor u longer period than il would be hal he
b,on permitted to fall back in n right line. Tho
reads Of that Tart Of Missouri lying next to
and the means OF maintaining an army much
les aluudint than in its vicinity and that of
WureusburG 81 Louis RepubhcdH.
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iAo " Nninst1a s0lTss ponueat '! tao Apsu
field r P''I|'c1n makes the following Eccd-
turcd comments, upon a power in tbs d.
which IS not provided for in tins Consti ution
Z" We have for the 6Ist tine in the history
PTetidents, a President wits who seems 20
ambitious Of having finger in the governm,
pie. Her friends compare Sis. Lincoln TO Q1t
Elizabth IN her atesnarlike tastes and cal
bilitics. She Is by no means a simple, domes
woman, but ives evidently intended by nI'u
10 nix somewha' in p'ltics 1ha. tho does
is undeniablc. She has ore tiis ma IA and
m,dc the political fortunes ot on She is s.
TO be much in conversation with cabine, men
beIs, ard has bofure now held correspon
ence with them on lucd topics Son
70 30 far as TO suggest tina, the President is it
d,hitd to her for some Of his idels aud project
She is a very active woman. Nothing oscapd
or eye She manages the affairs Of the WIFI
HOuse Il do not mcau stare aiidrs) with abil
ty, and will lec to IL that the old man
rot return to Spin iiield ponuless In tore
couutrcs her turn for politics would no. sul
jet her 20 advor1e citicism, hut the Ame' lea
pcop g are 80 unused 10 these thin-s, that II
not easy for them 20 like /. Mrs. Douglas vi
a COCO CcI OF politician, though she new,
Injured her husbands 20 ition, bat her In
ploNed II, by her social alliances. Miss J..
never al udcl 70 politics. and Mrs Pier
bo'hinc about them. She vas probaf
mo. simple hearted woman that ever prn.
at the prcsiden,' 5 table. The word 'smpl5-,
no. used IN Cet rcciative sense. She was
pure. minded, unsoli,h, Chris ian woman, ~
knew nothing at all Vt the world
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THE LATEST NEWS.
by TELEGRAPH TO TIKI n Y. SUN,
Prom wn .hinEton.


Washington, Oct. H.-Thero is nothing now
below. kichard a LuCa n minor, was brought
bclorc Judge Meriick today, ON application to
be discharged from Col. Jait's First District
Regiment. The decision Of tho Court was, that
there was strong crcu nstantid evidence that
the petitioner enlisted with tho consent OF his
parcnts, and tho application was accordingly ro-
FUSED.
THE ADMINISTRATIONS AND FREMONT.
The War Department has ordered GonOral
Sherman, commanding the department Of the
Cumberland, to roinstate all the officers Of tho
2ilh Illinois regiment, who were illegally dis
Il argod 10y General Fremont, through the in
t,rumcn,slity Of Colonel lIecker. II is further
directed that the charges tho diroltly interested
psrties may have 10 mike-the one against the
other I've submitted to General Sherman, for
such action a. the ger eIal interests OF thu
country shall require. Tho conn itiee Of ag-
rrieved oflicct, viii le1vo Washington tomor-
TOW, ~ report ,hemsel 'cs for duty.
GETTING READY ron TIKI WORLDS FAIR.
The Commissioner Of the Worlds Fair Or
ranizcd today 10y elcciing Secretary Seward
Chairman, and the Superintendent Of tho Con-
sus Kennedy Secretary. OF the thirteen com .
missioner, Ed. Everett only was absent. Ito
sent a letter OF excuse.
A commi'too was appointed TO wait on tho
President with n request that he send national
| vessel 10 Eng land to convey such goods as
| American contributors may desire - exhibit.
DiEp
| Gen. Waller ZONES, an aged and distinguishes
| retired lawyer. died today.
| WHAT rEOprCgp IuI. LArE SCARE.
| II has been reliably ascer,ain,d that tho rebo
louo which made its appearance wesi Il Lew
irsvillc ON Saturday, consisted Of only one CON
pany of infantry and another OF cavalry.
| AnyASCR ot Tux nIpEIs
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The Taunton Gazette says that this officer is
AT present at home in Frotown in iooble h alth,
and that tho ney,p,por statement that he has
lscn serving rs a private in Col. Webster rcg-
ncnt arose from the fact that while on visit
10 Col Webster, he twice volunteered in case 1t
alarm, std once canc near boing shot by the
careless u,c Of musket in tho hands Of a vol
un'ccr. Gen. Pierce lad previously been in
Washington asking az investigation OF 'hs
Bethel sn.ir, AZ Il Was informed that the Official
reports CO.. aimed rothng agSins' him, all the
Hu.ter having originated IN the New York
patcra, through the enmi'y OF tns man toward
III
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the 6cees - vniu ovor W Zoe Il 7',i,.t up
train.
FATAL FALL FRoN A RooF.-Minnis Col
Inns, q young woman, diOd yesterday at tho
N. Y. Hospital, from the effects u fall reoev.
cd two weeks age from the roof Of her residence,
$50 Pearl street. It appears thai, while intox-
icAted, she attempted 60 descend from the roof
by meaus Of a rope, hut let go her hold and fell
20 the pavement, in uring herself fatally. Cor
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L.oLi,. At,r tho ulnck sheep.

Amy chsplAins will bc glad to know that
by the terms Of an order from the Adjutant-
steep among thom are to be expelled from this
comps. The order reads as follows; Any par
son who haA been mustered into service az a
chaplain, who is not a regularly ordained cler-
gynlan Of a Christian donomir alton, will be AZ
ouco discharged, without pay or allowance -
Every one now mustered must be certified 10 as
being = regularly ordained Clergyman. IS above
stnied -
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To he Editor Of the Sun Sir, in contra
diction to on article which appeared in tho Sur,
taken from tho Washington Star, received a
letter from Col. Burke this morning, with the
following s,s'omcnt
"rricnd DUNCAN wish you to 60 u tho
Sr. and toll iicm that 70 far a. our barn.
inc Masons and Lscomn's houses, plodgo my
word they 10th stand ana not stone nuft as
c,r ri1uos and mirrors there was no such thing
there. II is too bad that men like US who have
No time to attend to those attacks should be az
sailed on every authority that wishes TO harm
us. deny tho charge IL is a falsehood.
Yours, most respectfully,
JoHs BUHKN.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

DROWNED. On Sunday a young man,
named George LOWS, while fishing from row
boat, in Newtown crock, Tell overheard And was
drowned. His body was recovered yesterday Y,
and sent to his former residence, in New York.
FLUID ACCIDENT. Mis-. Elizabeth ASlt, re-
siding in South 4th, near 18th street, was dan
geronsly injured last evening, by tho explosion
Of fluid Lamp. The premises were also SGT on
lire, but were sxtinguished before any damage
was done.
FELL DEAD.-Coronsr Murphy, yesterday,
held an inquest on the body Of Samuel Bates,
who fell dead in North 7th street, on Sunday
evening. Death from disease Of the heart was
rendered by tho jury.
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k,horEinE Accident.

On Wcdro,lly, the wife Of Joseph c. PhN,
residing near IL, pkin's Pond Haddondsld, n.
j., ting some wild duck, alight, went to the
residence # her mother in-law, roaT bv, to ob.
tam her husbands gun, 20 that when he cana
bons il would Ice handy ior him to have a sho,
at The wild fowl. Tho gun was iolnI to 10
loafei and cooked, anl D, sho was Afraid TO car.
~ il in that state, her sister in law said aha
could saf |, nco \ it. In trying to do 80, tho
hammer slipped through the pirl's fingers, 81.
plo,.od the p and the whole charge struck
Mn Fishs forehead, carving away tho skull
above the ey ebrows.
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StIII SicalluE.

The Richmond Enquirer says that since the
last cay Of September, estates and property val
uCd at eight hundred thousand dollars have
been confscated to the use of the Confederate
Government. An estate Of eight hundred acres,
fully stocked with negroes, cattle, horses, &C.,
swnod by WIN. G. Riyes, Jr., OF Boston an O.
stocked, owned by Francis Rivos, of New lork
city; also, another estate of similar value and
Dimensions, the property of Mrs. Sigonrney, OF
New York city. The couliscators, with ten
der solcitudo for the sequestered property, have
kindly appointed agents TO take care of those
estates.
The Enquirer has also the information that
General Henry A. Who was not expected to
live
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"A MLLrrAnr SrnrHAnr -Thc Reeruitlng

A MILITARY SERESApE Tho Recruiting
Officers Of the 18th Regiment, n. Y. V, S,ett
Life Guard, ssronaded their friends and patrons
last night, with their fine schmilcr's Band,
and at little after midnight RECALLED their
friends Of the morning pross with a delightful
performance for our share Of which We are cor
tainly grateful. Tho officers have engaged
this band to join them at IIsvro do Grace,
where tho regimen. is stationed at present.
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inch ec1tlooHn Ard ncliier, vii bho the
Coi,ne!cy 81 The Flint rsgimaui.
sofDIER's wirE on DUTH
BY tho way, tho beautiful and accomplished
wife Of The Major is now at the hsadquartsrs
and becoming voiy' popular with the regime ont
--she rot only visits the Hospital and kindly
looks after the sick, walks through camp and
notes the arrangements for comfort and convs.
nience, but Is also fire shot with the Rife. For
morality, cleanliness, education, and expert-
ness in hitting the mark, do not think this
corps can be equalled in the "Grand Army Of
the Potomae.' hope 10 be able in few days
ioEiye you some "inportsnt information" from
Nm' Yours truly,
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Ios,c,. U.,,,,b for an. service.

The Buffalo Courier states that I,atc Newtpn
Parker, u brother Of Ely Parker, the chioiSssSs
YES eiday to the L. ). recruiting statid< con
Buffalo, 10 BE- mustered into tho service as>r(
volunteer for the war. Mr.. L. was informed
Il 1t there was 10 act Of Congress that would
Io'mit Indians TO be mu red into the service.
Tho applicant was much Disappointed, as he de-
sired to Liin5 full comp my Of first ratio men
from his ritc, to go into the Eagle Brigade.
Tux rms JEWISH HOTEL ever opposed in the
c'ri'al ot Austria, aud EMPLOYING none but
Hebrew servants has jus. published lis adycr-
/ ements in Vienna.
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4 Noble Woman.

Tho jefferson City corre'p ,udont Of the st
Loui, Democrat of the 18th, says:
Quito a sensation was created in town last
evening by the arrival Of Mrs Col Eli, from
Upon, b'aor Of Dispatches from Geo. Hunter
ava Col. Ellis She was dressed ia a semi-mil-
itary riding habit and hat, with a crimson sash
thrown around the left shCuldc-, a. an of!icer OF
The day, mounted on splendid charger, and at
lcrdcd by two ordriles. She had ridden forty
five miles ,ince ten ocllck, and without taking
a moments itst, d,livce h'r o,der- a. camp,
ard then waited upon n T. l.. Price with her
d'epa'eh's urging rw IRA two SOU 'dfon' OF
Col. Ellis com,and, now here, to re,oinl tho
reg, cut az linton.
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Six o. the seven sons Of Mr.. Anna William.
son, residing at Paterson, \. j., have left to
join the national amy; the seventh has an
nounced bis purpose to follow within a month.
The Gudidida says;
We visited the old lady this afternoon and
she il formed us il she had six moro sous, she
would rejoice TO give them up at the demand of
hor country. sac says, il her husband were
living, lie would also have zone, and if they
get short Of men she is willing to 80 herself
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CITY NEWS.

TIE CoSFERKNoE COMMITTEES CoSyEN-
rIos.-The Conference Committee held an adj
journed meeting last evening at the Everett
House. The organizations represented, were,
Fifth Avenue Hotel, St. Nicholas, Taxpayers,
German Consolidated Union League and the
PSoples Union Party QMarhall's.l Tue Aust
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Board or CouNCIrMES.-Ths Board had a
long session last evening, but the business was
mostly routine.
The Committee on the Fire Depart nent was
directed TO consider the recomB endation Of tho
Grief Enginev., relative to unlOmity in s,ylo
Of fire apparatus.
The proposition to vots the Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society $4,000 led to long debate, and
tee on Finance.
Reports were adoptod-to build new Hose
carriage fcr Hose 22 10 rebuild Engine No. II
that actual opening OF North street take ace
December lst that tho g. mptroller issue $3.50,
900 az, t!unal C,ulrl Park Stock; and 10
have the carriage Of No. : rebuilt. Adjourned
to Thursday.
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InLrr from, RIchmond.

hkFlia, oct. IA special dispatch
Tom Wa III 'gtOn to the Bulletin gives extracts
RON tho Rlci mund Enquirer Of the 10th,
brought by IN escaped prisoner.
4 LIik quarrel, arising out Of the conduct Of
he campa IN in western Virginia, was going
IN between Mcssrs. Floyd and WISE The
Emu yer says that Gen. Wise was never tainted
with the suspicion Of crime like FLOYD.
Gen Wise has been sick ever since his re
turn iom tho wal, and was not expected to live
ON tho IItb
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Affairs In IkcniurkN.

Letters from Louisville represent that the
KentuCky rubcl forces I'm Ter command OF Buck
nor are really feeble, notwithstanding the eX
aggtnted reports Cf their numbers. 1t is now
asserted that Butknor has no moro than five
ert, armed. It is certain, however, that the
Enemy is forming largo camp in Floyd coun-
ty, where some seven Thousand men are already
enrolled, and that BrIckinidge and Preston are
the leading tpirib in that soctUn Of the state.
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MORE REBELS REIEAsED.-Mirshll Murray
received, yesterday afternoon, orders TO release
from Fort Lafayette, on their taking the oath
Of allegiance, f. P. Wilder, Of Ne wark, N. j.,
A. l.. Smith, Of California; Is. Payne Of Kon.
lucky; ard Moses StannAId.
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Car,uittss (CoopH Insatuto) presented then
selvts md wers refused admittancs.
TIE Only business done was the taking Of an
informal ballot for the Judicial ticket, which re-
suited -
Supreme Court. W. Clerke.
Superior COur,-Muuay Hoffman; L. D.
Woodruff.
Court Of Common Pleas--J. II. Brady.
Marine Court--H. Kttchum, Sr.
The Convention then adjourned until Monday
evening next, to moet at the same place.
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The Columbus (Ohio) Journal of the 10Th
instant Gays that the returns Of the late election
come in taIdily, but that enough have been re-
ceiyed TO signify al immense majority for the
Union tieket-a majority that may 10 safely
stated at $4,000 The Legislature will be over
whelmingly Union. According to old party
lines the Senate will be Republican and the
House Democratic.
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IMroR1ANr ARREST nY THK Y. s. MAR
srAL.-Fiftecn men, alleged TO have been part
of the crew Of the SLAYER Nightingale, which
was seized, condemned and sold as SLAYER in
this port, were arrested yesterday afternoon on
board the L.. S. store.shp Relief, by U. S
Marshal Murray. They have been lodged in
the Touljs
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A Humiliation. Horn mn takes hi,
departure at tho clcse cf this wock. Tonight
and Thursday night he will appear at the
brooklyn Academy Of Music; tho Other evenings
Of tic week lao will be al tie Fourteenth streot
Academy.
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BRITISH ExroRTs The British board Of
trade returns for August show a falling of In
the exports Of go per cent, Is compared with
the same month last year; but they are 2 per
cent. higher than in August, 1859. The dimi-
mutton In the shipments to the United States
during August was equal TO Ors-rywth Of q
mn illion sterling.
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MrSurE GUSs.--Minute guns were fired from
Governors Islard yesterday morning, on 70.
ceipt of official intelligence 81 the death of Gen.
Gibson, Of the Commissariat Department, U. 8.