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American shipmasters' Association,
No 81 WALL srREEr-RooMs % AND Is.
The following approved officers have received cerdca

American shipmasters' Association,
No 81 WALL srRErr-Rooxs e AND Is
The following approved officers have received certificates
OF this association
Captains John Mnnroc, bark Cora; Edwin Eldred bark
Mary snamg1r Hand mate bark yolsssur; Joseph Con.
' chs s'i f9aae s1 we oo
zip cry e ;is bark
Underwater; Isaiah Cousins ship Charlotte Chas Jones'
cbam5ern mate schr Frances John Diver, bark Pyr
mont; Edward Cooper bark Urania; Cnas Norris bark
Miscellaneous.
Sr ScARco (of Boson) Howes sailed from Passarolan,
rttans and had nse weather until March " on which day
when the shp had become amcs! wreck with more than
y BE- ssP Cen Ss from Bombay Liysrpoo and :.
dtoa The Neil arrived ST Helena April and the
@ ans
by 5 Crowell and others, Of Boston, &C.
VITA cargo q $50 hid. and rs 6Ds sugar as
na o9 e' m ana and One ws o
Key West previous 70 the so;h WITH the bsrks
which would be saved The ground Ter sugar io,a
BARK NAY ourKs rrenning. a, Salem from West Coast
and For. avs @ M was ms r sna ~ Of
foremost badly damaged.
sn sss 9g.sso. o. sydney on With e coal FER
lays ON the outer Oar, an nor ahead and tight
- sn 3 en- al. WITH from ss ,ss
on III supposed 10 been crew OF wrecked
vessel WHO had the same
vicinity quantity and owed oh meal
4 sprang nanmast head on the passage.
BRIO PREsrssixo James frem Rio Jsnero for Falmouth
T. nut 80 ult for provisions supply OF
beef having spoiled, and sailed again 9Th
scuR FRANZ PIERCE Smith, fom Phiade pba for Green.
wch Or when or the ehands night OF Attn inst sprung
leak and anchor. Her up the
eS Tor assistance in the steamship Philadelphia
sem EtIzAsMH SPARROW Of and from Hampton for New
Haven put Rsckland Ssth u to wait for ORDERS esk
ing 1919 strokes per hour.
THr EAGLE arrived in England from Rio Grande, reports
yards about forty feet long the almost
svel with the water about eighteen twenty sanchons
some broken highest about four water
peared like vessel that mad been In two Of large
size; dangerous In the night
CAaIsrr May PIT blew very heavy cvening
NV The American ship Uncle Joe got the Cardiff Sands
assisted OF by the tugs Ely aud Pilot and Is
| the lrdiron.
LrvrRpoof. May 2--The ship Labrador QuHn, OF this
por which sailed the latter end Of woek Bombay
nut back with damage having been In collision the
i9ih OF Tuskar with the An bark Pike, from Dublin
Card which had also put back 70 this port The Labra
dor lost bowsp cuwater received other damage had
bulwafks standing rigging the port side carried
| am her manmasi sprung
The schooner reported captured by the bark Pur
ait was the Andropeda from SABINE Pass with GOD bales
cotton and 500 hides She taken OF Marel Cuba MAJ 81
TIE following vessels sold az Baltimore
forfeited By we United States DisIs Cour1sehr Bspress
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Corn meal. Jersey and Brandy wine. ~ II
Canadian -four was, better demand while prices were
firm at quotations with sales OF 400 bbls Southern
-four in better request and steady q the above
figures, with sales OF 400 bbs Rye nour was heavy
with sales 200 bbs. at the above prices Corn msa
was steady with sales OF 400 bbs al the above quota
tions. Wheat trle trrner for good shipping ana
prime qualities, while inferior and common quahtie
were irregular The embraced about so 600 BUS Us
at 81 O3 81 03s for amber Iowa and Green bay %
81 Ia for red Western 81 81 10 for red state, ~ ~
81 Is for amber western, SOc. u ior esnaas
club, SIC. BOO for Milwaukee cup: SOC "a
ii oil for Racine spring. and az SIC. u o2 TOT
Milwaukee club Corn nrmer and more active, Win
sales Of l25 900 bushels Ate. 4sc for new, and al
40 &c Sic for old Western mixed IN store and de-
livered RYE was less buoyant, while sales Of 900
bushels made At CSC. Soc. Tor western ana ~
Toe Tic for State Oats were .ess ae.ve anu ns'
and OF State at 45c 46e Barley and barley malt were
quiet and prices were unchanged
CoEfE.-The market vas quiet ana prices STEADY
while sales were unimportant.
CorroS The market was quite nrm, with good
spring demand. The sales embraced about 600 ba'es,
closing the basis OF II Ac 81 ac Ior niuuhg up
lands.
FRneRrs.--Room less plenty, and, with fair
amount Offering shipments irmer at the
close To Liverpool about 50 bushels Of wheat
engaged at S2a. 3D., In bulk ana ships bags, and
some $4,000 do. corn chiefly at sgd, in ships
bags; 900 bbls. -four at IS "a IS. I'D. ard 500
bbs lard at 26s and, per steamer 100 boxes bacon at
sos. TO L ndon GOO bb.s -four at 2s. Sd To Bristol
900 bushels wheat at l0d in ships bags, and $4,000
bushels corn at sd ships bags. bark Of 1876 tons
to the south side OF Cuba and back was engaged at IS
for sugar and molasses
PROVISIONS -pork-Ihe market exhibited NO change,
while the demand fair current prices. The sales
embraced about 500 bbs. last evening, not reported
and 500 COO bbs 70 day at $ll so for mess ana ~
50 20 for prime. Beef was heavy, with sales OF zoo
bbis, at Sill rs $l3 for plain mess and $3 10 S14 %
for extra Beef hams and bacon were dull and heavy
Cut fair demand with sales Of 800 pack
ages at 3xc a4c. for shoulders and Axe. Sac for
hams Lard better request, with sales Of 200
bbls at SIC part sofd yestcrday evening and not
before reported. Butter and cheese were steady ard
prices unchanged.
ScGARs.-The market steady land the demand good.
The sales embraced about 800 hhds., chiefly Cubas
mostly within the range Of 7c 7c, ana $50 boxes,
mostly private terms. hessrs r. L. h A. Stuart
have established the following prices for their re-
fined goods-Bes quality loaf sugar lohc per ID, best
ground sugar, losc.; white sugar "a CSC; yellow SUI
gur(C), On.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CoRsE-PoPE-On Thursday June s, by the Row James
L. Schock Mr.. SAMUEL CoRsE Miss E. ANToiNyrTD PoPg
all Of this city.
June s, by the Rev. DR.. Manning, WILLIAM AcGgAIH,
Of Brooklyn L. l., to ELIZA SrAxpxR, Of Fort Hanil-
ton, L. !.
English papers please copy
Tuesday, June 4, Ut All
Souls church. by the Rev. Dr. Bellows, LEON RosxNPIxAE
TER Of Riga Russia CAROLINE BARIlETr, daughter Of
the late Commodore AcKesvsr, United States Navy.
VAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AIMS Church, Brook
Ign spn Thursday, June s. by the Rev. C. Cutler d. D.
BkxyAxM T. VAN NosTRAND g. CAROsuO NJ daughter Of
b. Z. Kummel, all Of Brooklyn.
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CLEARED !.
Steamship Kangaroo tBr McQuigan, Queenstown and Ii
Steamship New YORK tBrem), wencke, Southampton and
SHIP Young Sam. Aerryman. Lverpeol-Trask / Dear
Ship Constantine, Creevey. Liverpool-C Grnnell.
ship Gaplolapi sBr, Shell, London-Bashferd Monton
bark Einisket rus), Brann, Cork, &c-Funch, Mencke
saII Eleanor {nr', Esyne. Tr.na.ag Wellington
Brig Ocean Eagle, Fosse, aanross-Ysies PortsrasG
Ere Essso aSc Son
Brig Ias NAPLES, White, Indian E,ysr.Bsnton Son
sehI y 4 T cr.nner. Mathews. wa.hingon-Master.
schr Honesty, Benton, shelltown-A Havens.
$s%s
schr venioo cssona BaasDpN Psnry sons
ssSI ;d, rs's,dss III. rsT:l.adW
sear sS0ls lssnd. Kelly ely .Anssasias-Hasssr. '''
Schr Harvest, Lawrence, Eorwich-Master.
schr Tariff, Provost. stamford-samfOrd Manufacturing
Sleep Ethan Allen, Reeves, ProvidenOe-H Racket
ARRIVED.
.na q Portland with ma'
sGTs1 x supply CSaa Commanding New
sp ss S
James.
rs sans HATs i, = n
Is TO- spoke Bremen ship Helena. from Liverpool for Ba
days, with coal, to kunharot Il 90.
Bark Liberty, Avery Palermo April Is and Gibraltar 2Sth
fruit. draper Devn May 81 30 lon 81 80
passed ship bound showing white signal with q black
Bark James Welsh Gerard Mnatlan, % days. with ma
hog my and ceaa-, TO Alexandra Son.
Bark Tahiti oi Eastport) Davis Sagua May Is with
Lizzie Hezen new, of Calais) Jameson, Calais
Brig Joseph Hume OBJ, Of Yarmouth Ns,. Kensay Ma
sa ee via Lisbon na Apg !. With a ,ssns lead SC.
Sir Allan McNab from Carthagena for Quebec
April ~ passed Gibraltar May with marble and
Peter Harmony's Nephews &Co. May lat 81 g. hon ii o.
SPOKE hr scnr Enress from Sicily for New York
hid es and logwood to Duvale Co.
Schr II Wilson tof Brookhaven), Davis Baracoa May
Schr Capitol (of Frankfort), Collins Baltimore q days.
Tor Boston Put lnto tss for repairs having the
night Of the 4th inst Monauk bearing NV by 100 miles,
heavy lost foresas ainsa, swept decks
stove bawarks and sprung leak The leak increasing
800 stroses per hour was compelled to bear Tor this
schr New York Packet HASKELL Ezabethport for Boston
Schr H bert Smith, Wilcox, Elizabethport for Portland
shr Boston, Wall Calais, Is days.
Schr Moses Warny NASH Rockland.
schr Price, Kelley. New Bedford. 5 days
Scar Col Elddy, Blanchard, New London
S.hr Thomas Jefferson, kenny Salem, days
Schr Saginaw Lowell, Albany Tor Boston.
Schr Mary johnson, johnson, Albany for Boston.
Schr Ann Flower, Lowell, Albany for Boston.
sehr R II paly. Smith Albany for Providence.
Steamer IronsIdes. sanderveer. Philadelphia
Steamer Oneida. Trout Philadeipnn.
Steamer Weschester Nye, Providence.
BELOW
A brig, name unknown. from Rio Janeiro.
s steam transports Cossack and Ellen Terry, New
bern, NC.
Wind at sunset SSE.
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FRIDAY, June 6-5P nj.
fEssADsrurFs-Flour-The market exhibited more tone,
especially for grades Of State and Western. Tho
medium qualities dull and sales moderate, while
prime 70 choice extra brands were firm old figures
The transactions embraced about 900 bbls closing
within the following range Of quotations -
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TOO LATE FoR CLAssIFIoAriOx.

o. o. F-THR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i. holders Of the ODD Fellows Hall Asociaton, OF toc
city oil New York will be held their hall, Grand
and Centre streets, Monday, June at o'clock r. NJ
Al econ win be held the Board OF Managers the
ensuing year also two Inspectors of the annual
election The poll will open a. q clock
JOHN J. DAVIES, Secretary
DAwNERoRERs' TICKETS PURCHAsED--oF CLOTH.
II ing Diamonds Pistols &c. On hand and for sale n ia
Of Unredcemed Pledges of Clothing. Business Coats as
Cashmere Pants, 81; Vests 90 cents as Broome street,
four doors from Broadway GEORGE LBVJE.
HlfANrED-sl2 900, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE AT a
N.,..n ~ ~ nrs class city property Apply 70 l.. X.
PARKER f6 Ninth avenue,
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We regret to announce the death of Mr.. Thomas
B. Satterthwaite, President of the New York Mu-
tual Insurance Company, and also President Of the
Board of Underwriters. He died at three o'clock
this morning, very Unexpectedly. Mr.. satter-
thwaite enjoyed very eigh rank among under
writer's, and was widely esteemed as a citizen.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
:. morning were SCI 1884 1858 Al, and the balances
Sits, 3l3 %.
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= n r BowFRY NEAR BROOME sTREET.-MADAME
loo WIDGER, Clairvoynnt and gifted spanish ady I'M,
raiis OF futurity. love,
friends sckncss prescrbes medicines for air diseases ena
lucky numbers. property lost or stolen. &G
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TUST PUBLISHED.

TUST PUBLISHED.
q MUSIC AND NEW PATRIOTIC SONGi
VIII be issued from the and ready for delivery
Monday, 9th inst, soul stirring PATRIOTIC SONG and
MUSIC. 1t should be in the hands Of all lovers Of good
music and nspiriting words.
Every friend of the Union and true patriot in all parts OF
the United States, should have 1t viii shape des
tiny.
create great excitement throughout the United
s that noble hymn did In France In her memorable Revo
luton
Everybody should have copy-old and young male and
female, patriot and soldiers, In city and country.
Music IL u great popular educator.
What people sing and feel they are disposed TO ACT.
Our brave SOLDIERS should all have sent them by
their friends 1t win nerve them in battle cause many
wearsoe hour of soldier life TO pleasantly and give
them comfort In sickness ami death.
MUSIC and WORDS handsomely printed In colOrs with
beautiful colorprinsed title page TEN CENTS, adapted 70
This Song will be circulated WHOLLY by MAIL. There
by the retailers large will the purchaser,
and be obtained with less trouble and in this
than by other in cities and especially In the country
TEN CENTS. In postage stamps, sent by letter from any
Of the United 6ate will copy promptly
by return mail to any address,
In New York city will the purchaser II copy
and in all other of the United States Is insud
Ing in both the postage letter ordering copy
pies The ten In postage stamps Mailed will
free delivery any address, Post Office the United
STATES Send orders they will be supplied promptly.
AL letters must be plainly addressed TO
M New York efty
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SHIP PING NEW S
Port OF New York, June 8, Is6a.

YoRK-rHIs DAY.
RISES. q IL 81
sErs.............. 2S HIGH 10
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NEW PATRIOTIC MUsIc;."BRAyE MCCLELLAN IS
~ our leader now y air by Prof. Cull Freedom Truth
and sht" BY Carl Heinemnann; Rsliy Round your Flag
Stephen 9 Foster Volunteer Yankee Doodle Of ~, :
free. HORACE WATERS, Agent 48l Broadway.
DIANos, MELoDEoNs. FRENCH ORGANS MUSIC
Stools, Watches, Diamonds Jewelry Scgars Safes Let
Paper Sewing Machines Paintings Clocks, Sereocopes
and Sereoscopic Views Guns Pistols &C., cheap Tor
cash. Cash advances on Merchandise generally.
l. II. JONES, 81 Ann street. second floor.
WANTED-A BOEHM FLUTE, IN GOOD ORDER,
w tor cash; also, for sale exchange first quality
Guitar Address with particulars for few days Music
l0l II .rald Office.
yNANTED-A TENOR FOR A FIRST CLASS QUAR-
w tette Choir Must be good reader aud unders stand
the Episcopal service Address 900 New York Post
once.
C7R0-NEw SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, IN ROSE
sp1OO wood cases. iron frames. aud overstrung, for
Sl5J do with mouidngs $3.50; do. with carved legs and
inaid board, sls5 IS and 500 do. pearl
keys SIS and $3.50 Ga octave Sl40 The above P
fully warranted and the greatest bargains that
found IA the city, Phase call and them Second
hand Pianos s26 S40 $50 SO SIS $50 500 New kelo
deems at extremely low prices One hundrei and
cona hand Pianos and Meodeons TO let s. and
per mouth Rent allowed If purchased. Monthly payments
received for the Foreign Sheet Music
per page. HORACE WATERS. Agent, ASH Broadway.
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vMHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE 1890
w We, Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro
phetes the best Of ALL and cannot be exoee Can be con-
suited personally by letter. all affairs OF life concern
ing law suits Journeys friends love- courtship
rage health wealth. who reclaim drunken and un-
faithful hshands W. IL the only In this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabaa hsmans for love-
good uck and AL AFFAIRS and for
fe Delay moi 10 this naturally gifted aud beautiful
yeupa lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable
be seen At her residence, lVl Sixth
nue.. opposite Eighth street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND MELODEONS.-
" Some fine second hand Panos suitable for families and
schools good order and cheap Pianos and Meodeons
let, and applied If purchased. T. S. BERRY, 533
Broadway, between Prince and Houston streets.
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A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
IA forte sse-Eegant legs cae
bass full iron plate lined with satin wood has all modern i'm
to order; been eight months; cost
$500 $3.50 including Stool Cover. Also Pror Fur
sacrifice Inquire at 70 West 10Th street,
Sixth avenue
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CMlTH 4 BRoTHER'S
NEW YORK

in WHOLE half and casks brewed from ne shocs,
barley Brewery 1853 and tU Vest ighteen
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues n
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NJ B.-wH0 HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CRLE-
IN. brated Madame BREWSTER, who has removable ~
Thryeghh street. u Sixth avenue the bakery,
and who be consulted with satisfaction She has
equal. She tells the OF future wife or husband,
also that Of her visitor II you wish truth give her call
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AN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &o-A
IA guide the married, those contemplating it--Dk
lamont Paris, London and New York Medal a. a.
facts obtained BY anatomy and experiments Ia the French
and English hospitals &C. Including treatise upon the ds
eases and weaknesses ncng human family from no
rance Of their causes Sent free to address FOR VI
4. WARMER, No Vesey street, Aston House, or kOo9
TOUSEY LII Nassau street. New York The Doctors oce
647 up stairs and hours for treatment are
I'VE concur with other papers in recommendins DR.
Larmont his work "Courrer des Flats Uns German
Die Reform, Dispatch, Stats Zeitun, Atlas Medical Re
view, Ac
A LLEvIAToR.-DR. BRIGGS NEWLY INVENTED
N Corn ami Bunion Ailevator Germs Buni0na,
Frosted Bserei Feet &c 70; SOC and 81 per boz;
by mail receipt Of price and SIX sold ~ All
druggists j. BRIGGS proprietor and practical chro-
pod st, 2l2 Broadway New YORK.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-26
Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-The Post Office
Department has received Information from
various sources that certain persons persist
eu,lv divert postage stamps from their legit
innate purposes by circulating them in pack
ages with cancelled STAMPS as currency.
Owing TO this use Of the stamps the De-
psrtmsnt IL embarrassed in the supply for
mail purposes. The public. therefore. are
interested In discountenancing their crculs
ticn as currency. In all cases of intrsction
Of the law, coming to the knowledge Of the
Post Office Department. the parties will be
prosecuted. az IL IL a grave ofense. This.
Of course, has no connection with the special
ly designated stamp currency.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Iniornation has
been received from the Commissioner of ludi-
an Affairs, stating that the di.Sculty with the
Chippewss In Minneao,s. have been al
justed, but he II fearful the trouble with the
Sioux 10 the same State have only CEN
menced. and thss ,hey viii De Of long con-
| tinuance
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.--Gen. frince. ant
other other officers recently captured from
the late army Of Pope, have been release
by the rebel government. anf win arrive Al
Annapolis this evening.
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~ Brixsaies 6easrsl kiuba... * lndi-
ana. n is osssisl rspors gives The .os,es -
h. brigade II ire battle Of Ansiesam. =
feliows-
Killed. laI; wounded. $40. nissisk. ~
s.. g..
The ssA ohis. - states 10 he ossc.a. &c
port. wet into scs,oz With l. ecnrlsssousa
c<sce- az1 "a rnsa. II cane out vita I've
ofzcss-lAeots tcla Lsassy ard II Il
Bsll-kiliea. al oFcers-Iassts. 6esrx.
snlih. Wa Delsaesy. / :. Siessr.oa. {.
" B.rnes. ( 7. Craig sad c. TAss,-os-
woanied. Asd = psivs,<- killed.. ier .oun-
ded snd ) zissia<.
The I<sh In1.Asa. a. st.s~6 r. sAr 60.
report. I'D tie oikes- kille3-Lsss |. c
Boss-eu ..d Porter n Lsz1y-asz -
voapdet. CAT X. 2. csusrou. Wn
HsaShlin. Aesiag MAJOR. - csriss. Arslz,
Lentcnan, Coicnsl, J Coous AID E.l..r
B-.sA<r. anA Lsssss " c keller. Il Pc
nne<r. William T. HASKELL sra J d vsri
OF pr.vAses A. nee-coanls.iozet o4oe
shs la 80 - kill~i Al TAI ~e~.lsi
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Sept $50 mach OF Gen
eral Order No Is ss directs the dismissal Of
Capt J. o. Patten. ia Ohio. il, by direc-
tiou Of the President. revoked.
A special Commission. consisting Of Gen
erals Hunter, Csiwallader and Anger. and
several other officers. with Col Holt as ] udge
Advocate. will assemble here to-morro~ for
he consideration OF such business a. may
come before them.
| n addition TO Gen. White. Colonies D.
Ulsssy. Trimble shd Ford arrived TO day
from Annapolis undes arrest in connection
with the Harpers Ferry sarrender.
A lady OF the House says she heard Lee
instruct his officers to see that no depreds-
tson- were committed By the soldiers While
IN Maryland. but when they entered Penn.
sylvania they might pillsge aud destroy
everythns in their route
ousrmssse. General Hale visited The aif-
| fcreus hospitals a. usgsrssown to-lay and
reports The SCI a. -onadsd properly cared
fos They have IA "a rs AID al necessary
appcadaees for their comfort. bat ieilies AMI
ofher 1siitscie~ az -8rh nsesa>a
-sics,t ~ rss rIxrS
y .auScTos. Sep, s.-several prison
e. captured hy Siseis scouts nssr Centre
vile. we're brought here to day. They gave
TIE .oet 81 TIE rto ~ zee iste osttse- n
Maryland At about $1,000.
The rebels have concentrated Their force
a. Winchester. which place Their are fortiiy
inx They regard TIE capture Of Hsrpers
Fesrv a. ,n Offset - TIE los Of the battle
On he kntietsm. and say their retreA, from
N.rxlxpa -.s cfcctei ~ tie best order
These PRISONERS report the loss 81 rsbei ot-
oers ~ tie ate engagements a. very great.
A si-pztch from Iinos special. jast re-
. etived. szys that Lieut ksrney has jast re-
turned from scouting expedition 70 Lee>-
/ barx ..s1 ~scioifv. The rebels have eAvsir,
ln 81 t'feCtioa, in -, se,ghborhn,d.
Eho<o - .. rss-' soldiers tets -
vashsrxton arl Ce1 osire reia-
gees from Richmond Us; arrived s,s,e shs
; there ara 20 rebel pickets bet~ssn H.nove
Court House ard TIE Potomac. ard oniy :
nen -ers Stationed slosg the Railroad bs
t-eou Hanover ard Richmond.
6res, symtoras OF famine frevsd amor
> Ne lover classes il Richmond The rsto
ofrro~,sio-- already ssi-E 20 high a. O.
nc.s 10 lace then bsyona their reach.
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Noon Dispatches.
PROCLAMATION By THE pRESI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

KHERKks, IL has become necessary 10 cal
into the service not only volunteers. b.; also
portions cf the militia Of the States By draft,
In order to suppress the insurrecfion existing
10 the United States, and disl0ysl persons
are DOT adequately restrained by the ordins-
~ processes Of lsr from hindering this
measure and rom giving aid and comfort n
various ways % the insurr-ction. nov, there
fore.
Be II ordered: lsi That. during the exist
ing in~urrsction. and a. . necessary measure
for suppressing the zane. all rebels and in
surgents. their aiders and abe,fors. within
the United States. and ali per-ou- a.scOura-
ging volunteer enlistments. resisting militia
drafts, or guilty Of any cislOy.l rlciice. o.
fsring aid and comfort 20 tho '-oe.s against
the authority Of the United Ssssc-. shall be
subiec; to martial lsw and liable 1, rial and
punishment By Court MARTA q Military
Commission.
Pad That the writ Of Hsbess Corpus IL
suspended in respect 10 all persons arrested.
or who are now, or hereafter, or during the
rebellion. shall be imprisoned in any fort.
camp, arsenal. military prison. or other place
OF confinement. by any military authority.
or by the sentence OF any Court Martial OF
Military Connission.
Ia witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand AID csused the seal OF the United
States 20 &c fsKei. Done at the city OF
Washington dts 2flh day OF September.
1859. and 81 tho Incepence Of the United
States tho SD gSigned)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Nv the President:
V II. sr~ARp. Secretary OF State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-26
FROM HARRISBURG.

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