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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Disloyal Persons to DO Tried By
Court Martial.
Habeas Corpus in such Cases Suspended.
THE INEFFICIENCY OF GEN. BUELL.
THE SURRENDER or AARpEa'S FERRY.
ARREST OF THE COMMANDING OFFICERS
By The Pruident Of the United States Of Amsr,ca !;
A PROCLAMATION.

By The Prssident Of The United Stotes Of america 4;
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, II has become necessary to call into SER
vice. not only volunteers but also, portions Of the
militia of the States by draft in order to suppress
the instruction existing in the United States, and
disoyal persons are not adequately restrained by
tho ordinary processes Of law from binderiag this
measure and from giving aid aud comfort 10 various
ways 20 the instruction, Now, therefore, be it
ordered, that during the existing nsurrecon, and as
necessary measure for suppressing the same, all
Rebels and insurgents their aders and abettors with
in the United States and all persons dscouraging
volunteer ens.ments, resisting militia drafts, or
guilty of any dsloyal practice afFordng aid and
comfort to the Rebels agains, the authority Of the
United States, shall be subject 20 martial law and
liable to trial and punishment BY Court, Martial, or
military commission.
Second That the writ Of habeas corpus is sus-
pended in respect to all persons arrested, or who are
now, or hereafter during the rebellion shall be, i'm
prisoned 10 any fort, camp arsenal military prisons,
or other place Of confinement by any military
thosity or by the sentence of any court-martinl
military commission.
In witness whereof hsvs befenno set hand aud caused
the zeal Of the Uuiied state, TO be aLIcd Doue at
IL City Of gion this lth day # September
the year Of Lord lf6a and Of the inds psndsIcs
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
by the President-WILLAs H. SEWARD Secretary Of State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

We publish this morning another Proclama-
lion from the President. 1t is ON evidence of
the earnestness with which be means the war
shall now be prosecuted, and will put on cad
TO the half-treasonable utterances and measures
which have hitherto so successfully impeded
the Government II was needed, and comes
not moment too soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Michigan .cpubIicnn s.ase Con,eu.;..

DxrRorr. Mich, Wednesday Sept. a. 1861
The Republican State Convention assembled in
this city to-day, and nominated the present State o.
cers for reelection, excepting the Lieut. Governor.
Auditor, and Attorney General.
Psrson BrownIow addressed the Convention.
The State Fair is being held, and promises to 10
more than usually successfnl. Parson Brownlow
delivers the annual address tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

TAG HUDsos RIVER BRiDGE CoMPAEy AT &c.
BAsr.-At the annual election, held yesterday las
following wers chosen:
Dir.cor-Ers-tus Corning. Albany Dean Richmeny Isf
fao; Samuel Sosn New Yok: Chester " Chapiu sPrss
Sidney T. fairchid. Csscnova Henry h. Martin, Atsny'
John V. l.. Ptuyu, Alb,oy
Inspectors OF the Eecuon-Ckaunocy VibbaEd hgssto
Corlina H., John Ella
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

We were in error. when speaking of Kansas
nominations two or three days ago, in saying
that Thomas Carney, the Republican nominee
for Governor, has never been in public life.
We are informed that he was an active and
efficient member Of the last Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Ror Oh. wsr-sentcncc OF Cou,iersei,cr,

InHNr0N, n y, Wrdnf7dfV. Sopt. a Id0l.
The Plat R,girent, for nine nOutos, numbering
$50 men, fully equipped, sent OF IN tte tr1.a
FOE Washin ytOn this afternoon. The regiment Is
composed Il fine body % men, aud fGruis. cd as
vel "a any tia, have lett tie State.
The United States Circuit Court has lust completed
the trial Of three brothers named Boxer, or issuing
aud passing counterfeit American SILVER CON. TJey
were found guilty and sentenced to six months IN
the State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
ruu TaIprrn IN PnItAprIYHlA.--w. 3.

THR TRIRUFE PHIlADBIY BIA. b ZiBBHs. No it
South Thifd street Agent in PHJApELpHA aud alb
srbers have E TRBuSR promptly served by iers In
almost oil paris Of the city.
Tag TRBrTR IN SCRANTON NJ Norton, nett door to she
old Poet ice (FUe'sd soe) Lsckawannaay Scranton
Pa, will serve TBR rnBUNS. Daily: Semi.Wesiy, sno
Weekly in any part Of Sctsnton or Hyde Park.
AW BovxsN ola Post Office Building corner Of From
and Market streets OTTrMwa lows viii supply triendsiF
chat city vicinity with 1EE DALy and WEEKLY TRIBUNE
In advance Of the mails
Our friends ia TRSTOS n j.. obtain the DAILY Sfsi
WRFKLI or WKEKLl TRIBUNE of Thos Booth No s. W ar
ran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

STATE OF THE IA ELS.
The market opened steady, with little animation
bat when the Western roads touched the change "a'
marked. business being immense. a. large advance
IL GovernmeIts stronger bidding was Dohceo 1T %
aud ca loans Of the isI firm a. pfsvops quoSion'
Demand Notes ny y cent l5i el's State Securities
ruled at prevou, .es with chsogo Gold .as y cent
better the bull which has been inaugurs'ed Tor
the lat week IN this srice eosing ct ll5 Gl6 AZ tie
Second BozId tie market exhibited very great e'oisuept
The esgeraess TO buy shares has hid parallel fo'
months Indeed old habine Of the Bcsrd stated Dist
had seen IL lis experience much excitement and
buoyspcy which. however, msinly confined TO few
descripons-thoss which have the dividend element mes
strongly developed Alter the sscoud Board tho tendency
was s upward and quotations touched higher prices amid
much confusion. Ia Foreign Bills the market closed frm
without much business Sterling Is l3od 1891 Francs +35
42t Freghs lower unds' less liberal offerings The
business of the sub.Tsessury Receipts e4O290A 10
for Customs S325:o0; Payments si%767O4 73i Balance
a. 4xz $50 49, Demand Notes have been FIRM and ad
vsnced In sympathy with gold, to ll5s One-year Ger
dcates 99ldse The 73O cents are steady at lOt alOis
In money there change excepting perhaps increases
abundance at 3G3 y cent on demand mostly at v cent
The Wheat market shade hrmer with good demand e.
oroisly for red and amber Western Influenced By decn
egh,s and advance 10 exchange The demand msn
for export The sss embrace bush Barley scarce
and hold much higher Barley Malt Is also scarce, az
wanted Oats are better demand snd hrmer Rye Is dnI
sad prices nominal Corn Is in good request and hr III
Pork market literally supplied aud not so firm Bee
g. very quiet but the stock large and 10 tbs absence
receipts holders frm. Beef Hams dull prices VI
changed Bacon 10 quiet but aud GIm Cut Nests ar
In meDger supply aud firm Lard Is steady, and In fair d
usnd Better IS steady and in good request Cheese rs
GOOD demand The Flour make. h better applied aud
brs i'r of Western snd 3ss the low grade. OF which A.
ssl assyy, bu. tn, gsaass etc 6Iu sad IN dsnsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
ConRresniennI Nomination.

DorLRsTows, Pa. Sep. %, I1,.
Fir. Russell Hayes was nominated, today, BY the
Republican Convention, for Congress, on the third
ballot, as representative of his district The vote
for Hayes stood -; that for Ely, 81. The nomips-
tious for Assembly were John N. Msttlua aud David
X. JeAison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Asri,a, OF the Noyn.scc..un.

FArHRR foiSr Wednesday. sent - 1874
Steamship Novs-Seo,isn. from Liverpool via Lon
donderry passed this poia, at $50 this evening.
Her advices have been anticipated. She has I'D
cabin and ~ Storage passengers. She paced tho
Norwegian on the Ped. seventy miles vest Of 81.
Pierre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

TROUBLE IN the CASAphS CABfsTT--Ncsa:r
Doriou and Niece, members OF the Canacian MIN
stry. have rendered their designations to the Gov.
eruor-sieneral. He has not yet accepted them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

The Rev. 4homas Hill, ID. d., has been nom
mated by the Fellows Of the University sor Che Pres
ideucy Of Harvard College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
Tie KInEL WAR SIrAMIn Onrrn

Tue REBEL WAR STEAMER OREro AT MOBILE.
The stem Oreto. called III. Florida ia
oncsd Our readers OF tho dhcults which tho
Of this chip encounteed at Nss.u o~iog to the
rgo Of the British neutrality regulations svius finally
Ms steamed away 10 the Gulf and boldly the gauntlet
Of tht bocsde a. the mouth 81 Mobile bay In broad day
light tho ih inst, The plain Al the time sck with
fever Of her IN al crew OF thirteen The
Florida within shy yards Of tho iAnkos ye"rs and
her diss pepper ed al with shpne ard grape hot
Ono lIiocb shell through hof 'ido foot above the
water aud edged Ia the coal bunktrs' 1hs Florida
|. beautifo aud wesrmcd corvette Of great speed Her
armament consists Of Her dah through tho block
sders with sics ofony ~ men In bread daylight IL
Florida did hre s shot. her unable maj,
oyen sng. gun She had Killed and two wounded she
nov lies below tho ely In quarantine
Richmond Dispatch. Sept 10.
We submit that on such testimony, coupled
with that submitted by Com. Farragut to
the Navy Department, the punishment of the
United States officer in command at Mobile
ia too lenient. lnstead Of being dismissed from
the service for incompetency, he ought to be
tried and punished with the utmost rigor. Ii
is only by making striking example of such
cases that We can hope to weed the service OF
mbeciles and traitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. sEPTEMBEK

mainly for the home trade, the sacs are '7oo Dbl" Rye
Flour steady and in moderate request Corn Meal Is dull
b.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
TO CORRESPONDENT

TO CORRESPONDENTS
70 notice be taten Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever sEtended for insertion must De authenticated
by the and address OF wrterno, necessarily oi
publication. bu; s aguaTsnty for ms good faith
Vecannot undertake return rejected Communications
AL business letters should De addressed to
"TAE Tribune" New.York.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
MAR TLAND
a AGRICULTURAL WORKS

TO 1NE F.fRNERS Q" 81. MARTS.
i WORLD most resp cti:,iIy call your at
tcntinn 10 my large assortment ut LNiLE-
W~\'',S an manufacturing AMI pre-
pairing i larger assortment e agricultural L.-
Memcnfs Than | have ever before oiTcrcr! IL
hc pu,lic-linrsc Powers ana Thrcshrrs
Wheat Fars, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters,
plm.ln liarrEws: CultivatorS, AMI many
other :rtlc!cs to numerous 70 mention
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
:uay want " i;h rcgatd to Horse Powers
| woud call particular attention to \ fine
lot Of PELTON'S IHIPLE GE9EELI
POH EHS. 10 r"oik Wit' n mithowt hGn1
wh,ch are not s".l'assed IN this or any cthe,
mar.e', and most respectfully invite these
WHO are III waE' oi Machines to give ne call
as ! lc.l confident that can suit the pur-
chaser an making UbliN MILL f.r
grinding Corn al Home. This is = good Mil
ms been tested and pronounced 81 10y cxpe.
renccd judges. 10 this ask your spc.
Cia! attention.
lcn.!cr goa my ~iuc"re thanks for tie
kindness, heretofore shown ne aul beg a CON
tinLAnct of y"nr flNrr>, ttirrn:incd to max.
a strong effort t. please III Who .,i.c ne tl,ciI
custom. Gricr$ vii! meet with prompt at,cn.
ton bv being directed -
WILLIAM II. HARDING.
lk0 IraH street 'aarf, Ll{ttn,ort, MI
FsS: 1th, lojl-ly
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
NOT ICE.

TIIE undersigned hls il,t received . Largo
supply %. Ladies PARTY aul BALI
tiooas consisting "i
White and Colole,i Tarl>tors,
Ladies white NJ, slippers
alirs White Kid GI"vc% &c sc.
Also,
l;cnts Mite Kid Gloves,
Gents Fancy Neck Tica
f;crts' Fine Skirts, and Cellars, &c. &c.
r. LEO. SPALntNG,
Leonard Town.
January Bad. lsGl-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07

PHILIP II. DORSEY. thankful To his
fuenda and the pnhlIc In The snppor: he re-
relved al the late election offers hmarlf again
candidate for sheriff ard s"lIclts the votes
Of his stli"w -rIlzrns of ST. Mary's onunty IL
the neNt cltci"n.
Nov. 2lSt, le6I
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
E1E7E
SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMTN AIRY

IFN!IF ST. MARY'S FEMALE SEMINA-
Il Rl is again open for The reception at ru-
piis, under the charge "f Mrs TRlELE, ~
t:.i,m"re, assisted hy AIRS MILLS. nr ;hs
same tity. Mrs. TRlRLE is a native "l
England. hut hrs had eighteen years expert
ence rs teacher ~ his country. Her refer
'nccs and testimonials are of'i.e best; SIZE plays
finely on the i.!NH". teaches French and speaks
1t ilu-ntly, and rs altogether = thoroughly edu-
Gated woman; Mas. hiIi.LS,--a Roman
Calholic-Is Il nn;ive Of Baltimore, and was,
before Marriage, 81 MISS Ma4rudrr. TnoU.h
size i.,s had nn experience as teacher, y-i
her .duca,i"r has been thorough, her manners
are highly acc"m .!!shed. and ST., is rr,"sniz's'
~ all who know her, emncrtly fitted i"r
her present position. Thcy are engaged fni
nc' less than eiSti;eem months, an arran-r:ucni
winch gives STABILITY 10 IT,. Institution. We
IL srcnk inr the school, liberal patronage on
the part of the people of st. Mary 5. Terms
:. usual. For further lnnrnll;irn, apply Ia
Mrs. TEiELE, Principal, OF DR.. Eronlt, st.
In goes t. O.
by order of the Boald,
e. BlLLiNGSLT, Pres..
April l7th, i>62-tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
NOTICE., ,

RR. WILLIAM S. BLACKSTONE. hay-
~ ing lor.,"! in CAap,joo, Offers his pro-
fessiunal ser.iccs - tie Public. auL can al
ways bc ipI:ni, when not Professionally ct-
gagged, at Ee,Swc!'s Hotel / also rct,.in my
thanks to LAY friends ii the nciItlorhood uI
ST CiemeF.,'s Bay Tor tEcir iorn4cr patronage
and will Arrays be happy to wait Oh then.
at the shortest notire.
Nov. 18th, lssl-u.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
WAN 6 .

gENO Fly or HIRE 10 or II likely
q NEGRO MEN and WOMEN ior
which the market prices or wages will be
givan.
Also, FATTED CATTLE can be sold
for the best market prices By applying to
or addressing,
10. II. MADDOX.
Leonard Town i. O.
Jan. oLl, 1SG2-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07

NOS. 100, 201 AND 2o3 BALTIMORE +
IN STREET..
BILTINO ORE
SPLENDID STOCK
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS. OMESriCS. GOODS FOR
MEMS WEAR. ETC.
JfAAIL TON EASTER d 20.
Invite the attention of persons visiting BalsI-
more to make purri,ascs to their
VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS,
which in variety and careful selecfian is not
siTj,rsssc. hl any establishment throughout
the Umiied States.
We decm n needless to ennmcratc articles,
but w0uli say that i. embraces
GOODS OF EVERY CLASS.
FROM TyIELOWESTT TO TIE HIGHEST
IN all departments Of the trade.
Thc.,Watcr pirt of our own importation.
selected by one ot the firm residing in Eu-
rope. Purchases of Domestic and other
Goods in this rnuniry made on terms and
al prices within the reach Of but few houses
IL the liaLc, aId ts n! oar
RETAIL SALES
arc made for
CASH ONLY,
We are enabled t'' put uur stock III prices We
~ favorable to tlor,e wanting TO buy.
We invite a raj. from every
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYER
visiting Haltih"rc.
General Wholesale Stock an second floor.
t;rieral Retail Stock on inst hnnr
Domestcs and Heavy Staple Goods in the
basement.
May 18th, 1862
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
TIFYC.1 TION NOTICE.

RI7IFYCI TON NOTICE.
Joseph $. Ford la the s.;n, G',eui- S,rn Court
John Il. Wathcn county. sitting as a
Priscilla Wathcn, court OF Equity,
His Wife AMI Others. June Term. l>62
nY authority at law, =, as Clerk Of the
ID Court aforesaid. raify and coC!irm the
Auditors report an this c.se, flied the ?Sth Of
June, 1862, unless cause to the contrary hc
shown Oh OF hciorc the tI.ld Monday ot No
setnter next. provided a c.py "i this oder be
published in the 81. Mar,s Beacon once Il
Hcck tor three months, piior to the sail third
Monday OF November next
JAMES 4. BI.AkIS TONE.
Clerk.
st. MaryS county, to wit:
! hereby certify that the aforec"in" is Il
truc copy taken from The original filed in my
Office.
Test,
JAMES 7. GLADSTONE.
Clerk.
July 2ith. 1SG2-3m
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07
BL,SI.NES.S NOTICE.

September l2,h, l86l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-08-07

August Isl, 1851 ti.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Recruiting.
To the Editor Of The JoGrnal--

SIR Seeing paragraph in yesterdays issue OF the
Journal urging young men to join the service Of their
country, thereby securing the usual bounty and inma
ting that there YVES Calls by several companies for re-
cruits beg 10 say that system of recruiting has
been carried on here for time which reflects verv
little credit the patriotism justice of some gentle
men engaged in it. who would want to make it aunear
they actuated solely by patriotic motives and max
ing sacrifices purely for their c1untry whereas the
rary Is the case. A good many OF these would make
believe patriots recruit men in order to get high posi-
tons for themselves high salaries cut OF the COnleGer.
ate treasury, and little nothing to do Far be 1t from
tLem 10 JOIN company as private, though some
of them having large properties 10 defend and when
they do succeed in securing Volunteers they care no more
Or them than if they ChlnGmea. The moor man
volunteers to deeEd his country from patriotic motive
which am is not the with some Of the eff q
seekers. As an instance of this vii cite ease in
point, which occurred in this town lately | know
number OF young who left their employ
C ens and Joined company as far back as the begin
nng Of the month of March Sdd have not been nut into
service yet though they JOINED with the express uuder
Standing from the recruiting Octr that they were to go
into service Immediately after their enlistment Their
officer failed 10 making up company, whJreupon they
were transferred TO second candidate fora captaiEcy,
who transferred them again to tlrd who has not yet
got item into service nor very likely to do that
joining as early as 10ch ct March, thy good
chance Of iorteitng their bounty, and some OF III
tualy pat into PRISON for endavorng to go into the
service for which they originally enlisted.
To those persons who are about joining companies
now, iH order to their bounty, would say, look
well 10 the standing Of the man you JOIN With, ard to
the probabilities OF The company being made up before
tie 5.h 0st Il time that the government would
put stop to these mmissi0aci eff cers and asp-
rants for god lace and epauIets The poor mans rights
and privileges Should NOT b sacrificed 70 their ambition
aud self aggrondz ment. It so, | should not think
such a system calculated to make go-d soldiers.
| am sir, yours g.,
One OF THE AGGRIEvED.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15

Col. r. Q. Hibs Brigade, $500 men, started for
Godsb)ro last week Col. Isl has lie fearless dash
and true metal of soldier about him, aud Will give u
good account Of himsli, whenever heard from.
Col, Daniels Division started for the point on
Friday Saturday la9t. This division carries abGat
the sane uumber OF bayOnets as Col Hills Brigade
and has learned boy to them, aud the gallant Cu-
oue knows WEel TO order their application AID will do
it.
Col. ciDgeltary's Brigade is also route for Colds
b0rO and the OF the Colonel is the very syBOlyD
OF dash aud gaantry. This Brigade is equal if mol
superior 10 the others in point Of numbers aud viii sagC
4 wall between our country ard its invaders.
The entire Division now route for the point
threatened rumb4ri0g 2 600 more S. har.ng been
thoroughly organized and drilled by Co.'s Hill ard Sin.
getary, from the school OF the soldier to the evOutgus
Of the liae, will make its mark on the enemy whom
it is eager to meet.
4 ioIca cqga to this in point Of number, if Eot in
discipline, rapidly completing lis equipment, aud vii
join the first division 10 tie course Of few days,
| soon as emergencies require.
Besides these forces ready 70" the fed TIE Camp
of distraction near Raleigh is teemng with soldiers be
| longing to he CVega unOrg80iz2d regiments 10
process If formation there; besals TIE companies
formed fer tie purpose of joining the eOTgan.z Te<j
mems twelve months v0nn:> rs. ID" oCganZ:1 fl
! The var.
large cargoos Of arms ara being roceyedat ills poir
and at ; s1ury, from Confederate DortS. It - taOugE
that he supply the latter place Wi be suti-ia3t To-
the armament OF tho troops now present. ard VITO WIi
| randi ZvUus there.
In addition 10 these supplies tie Arsenal at faye,.c
vile ia turing limited supply Of arms Of a suqc
r,Qc quality, but th2 peculiar gCCl.euonct3 OF the 81
nai Tead ,tImcrac.icab.e 10 manufacture more arm
han those recasslry for our saBrps5ooters. 4 vas
number O arms are being a0f3cuged at various lows
within the limits Of this State, the exact location
| which 1t would he mrrudaot 50 mention.
State JouynGI III list.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-15
EgOnn CoEfIltil.

CoRTSTH, May 6.-Anoher day has passed with the
two armies almost face TO lace and sliI all Is quiet
The weather is good, bat The enemy hesitaes.
Co. Morgan reports thgougha courier that he enga,
ged the enemy near Pulaski on the Decatur aud Nash
vile road Fridly last, that be killed several and cap
tured two hundred and sxyegbt prisoners, including
son of Gen. Mitchell, the Federal commander Of The
forces who recently took POSSESSION Of Huntsville He
also captured train Of wagons loaded with arms ans
otbe. property Several OF them were loaded with Cot
ton, bout TO Nashville The wagons together with
hunter Of cars in the service OF the Federals,
burnt This is official.
Morgan's prisoners, who were taken to Purdy sa,
tat Fremont has come up and united his forces witt
the main body of the army ard that the real strength
of the FederaIs out here is ninety thousand
S1UaRna6 Republican.