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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
War -yeefiuv IN Gsurfinndf sfreef.

In accordance with the Ieso.utisn' parsed ~ H'e
meeting of business men III Conriudt s''e,'' an .n,
i;nteI on SATURDAY afternoon the stores being closed
a. 3 o'clock. Mr. Jonathan Ransom was chofen
chairman and Messrs. II. A. Morgan, IL. hanuhll'
md ". ii. Lyon, secretaries The following Teso'
Iutioi,s were unan uoUsly adopted:
whatever az or condition ia Ice ho value ts t"s.n'
fr.. goye nunni must sroe tfmseiyrs and pr p".e 70 "a
Cd t t.r I'd new their and their ves II "-ei u",
m. Institutions Of oar country. under which We nave .yJ
,o many bes.ings and put down the most sigahti ~
49, land Of traitor ilst disglccd humanity
Who now s.es 10 destroy ta- beet oovenment on 'he lac"
n g earth. -. - ...,fz..iop IA
D., Lnowu as the Couuandt Street National Guard we o' W
- wLch ,bsl be 10 dIill aud discipline our ewes ual W
NAV b. ready moment 20 respond pfoHP"S W '
E,,oIred Ths, when We adjourn II will be TO meet AT tns
Merchant Hotel, on Thursday at O'CLOCK, p liz ""s'
and elect QficeIs for the association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
r asseugers lvrirel

IN steamer Jersey Blue from k,,,l,1, y cu,, MI
IN Ionn' SApi '" y: WEIGH U. 3 ~; L-ut NJ Yves or.
,s. L, ;, - y. - q snsson James Murray u M
baLe 2iih Mass. c. A. bescb A. O. ssyr,os, Il Wi,n,
j. 4 uyeff, 60. A, 2ith Mos j. Blker. Co VI 2,,h Mes
lshn Matte steamer tag!e w Jus.i. Co A 2.b 49,
Crawford, +. Giles Kitznan, D. sca,es Co sa,h NJ -.
Rogers, A. q. hunson. Co c. lsa Mass s. Ws,eS -
Gecheli Co. d 2i,h Mai " O. ,hiabesis, Co D, ed
r Faean g. Peabody c. HeIJner. .. Carr h. Fov., ~
= Hal, Sd Art. bend FsI y. Y ID att - Rehm,opd y
Street 7th h. 7. Bal.; f. v. Honrook q. T. Ch!ds c. n
cath Ma. 5. Gale ). H. Halig,n 0h Conn Major J. W.
Es,re ga A. ~ A. Mllsri co y, 24,b Mass T. 81 N.
co.. 60 G. 24h Mass g Jacsson. Go. = 21ih Mas p H
sn-i. John Curry Co. T. 2ftl MAJ C'hs. J. Battles
" Ca ~ ber iai. GO D. 2jd Mass 4. Shettrck Co. A.
aoo.a@ ia. Z. - m Co. L. 2.h Mass }. Ashley W g.
bfowo Davis III. rowland, }. Jsnas, GO. r. 9Th NJ.
.IgoF ca. F. =. u Ar, O. Harrison A. Cuntasumer, Co.
-, .iH Ia Vol.
IN s.saa..hr Star Of The Sovi from Hilton Hsad-Lent.
Henderson Lieut. DAILY hsjor y. ~ Irvine aud servant
Dr. d. 81. Brown and servan Lieut. ipg1As Lieut. ainnsi
J. Cory lieu, Tfesdwell Lieut.. s. H. Barclay, Mr. an
Mrs Charles Slayer and Nv. children, Lieut. Wuhe s. Mr.
combs ~. j. F.annegln thGbs Appel aud two children "
Codlineton Daniel hilgore, VIM "A Wense, O W. Dennis
Francis Pea .all. W. s. Engss &. A. White A. Hsnns
ton w. Il Whitehead W p. Shepard John Emonds, "
Kre. Mr. and Mo- Charles H. Wosson end child ard 30 III
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRI.......SsPT. 5.
Cleared.

Steemslips-Istsnzls Les.eea' NeyOfiesns Il Asce9'
cio Co. Chesspeske. Crowell, Portland, L. b. CROMWELL
Co. -
Ships-Essien State, Wiley, San Frsnciacc, Merchant
Brock; Vau.s Vile. Peon New Orleans Ralph Posti Guy
MannerDg Dolard Liverpool, z. L. TAYLOR George Wash
iurtor CONN a. Liverpool Nesnth sons; Newton tbEb
Meuzies Waterford 5 Kenwsy Hconeesoga, Stonghton'
Vera Cruz Hsrbe' h & Hasey.
Rlrss-.iua Morton, Buckley Bridgeport d. c. Hurrayi
Flsucs Fr) Richard New Bedford Boyd Heincten ti!ea
(,eck) Abersn Queenstown lunch Meiloke Neuds
Persia Bril- Putnam Lo doDderry }. T. " hitney Co.;
Aarcasnd "a. ussl.ul Eschh ht, An,werP Wn Sehmidts
Peter ru ,au Bectmsn, COX for oide's, C. hcArhm
MARY GIBBS Trinidad. o. :. Stephenson Go A. A Dfe-
b,rt. Sea der Phi.sde ipnia Bentley, Smith & Co..
Brigs-Septl Avn (Br) Cole Poran-Pnnce. b. : smsii
Co Kate (Brl Nc DougAll Halifax ii. j. c a. Dewofi
Livr gsone (Br. Quinlan. Olasg "" Gordon . uos NJ
Auae; Hector u.sienl BaeEopen, Newry, WIZ Salem
c. Theodore (Austrianl Msn1snzs Cork donDoe Co
Schiller Port J. DeCunki. Oporto hegeneyer Br1nni A
Lo,i,t t5rl D,won for,sn-Pnuos ID. AZ Dewon toing
s., I}rl ROwell, Demefara Brett 5Cn 4 Col Clarence
1Brl Bradford pererars. Smith Jones & CO.
5, hooners- Alice lBr) Mss, Vera cruz r. Alexander
C., 3hbe Forest Smith Poin'-ePotsie. Brett Son 20
Ii.pnh Loud Port.au.Pett, Brett son Co Emma OBJ,
NcCiunn Arroyo, o. Boardms1; :. Z; Boxer DORIS Sew'
orIsrsi j. Msrsn Gssk Alexandria; Ellen Barnes Briggs
Alexandra, H. Kenny. -, 4, u.l
S..aners-knthrace Jones. Ptiadelpnla Lopez MIX
rstEick; Blackstone stanton, PIoyise nee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
From Ysafau1ua.

TIN PRiyArEER OyIET0.-1ho priyateor Florida
or Oyieso lately from Liverpool and Nassau WE ai
Cardenas, and il reported "A having about fifty men,
and intended to carry eight gums. Her commander
is John y. MiaH,. a Spanish war steamer had
been cent from Havana to watch her movements.
The naval force al Key West had been aprrised
of her appearance at CMGenas, and as she Is reported
as requiring repairs and would not leave for several
DAYS. unless ordered away-the impression was she
would not do any mischief Tie above report ia
from Capt. Finter Of the brig Francis j. King, ar
rived yesterday from Natanzis, - days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
ArrIrcH.
,orien. Philadelnhis 20 hours, IN bsIlsxt

uutria Norieo Phisdephs 20 hours In bslsxt
70 h.. 20, :, 90 VIII loa1 for NewOresns
Brg Col Pennimsn Coffin Trnidsd, Cuba, Aug TO- mear.
Ge to Wore Henry. Expsreue,G strong .. '" coent
f,ofn Care Antonio 10 lat. % A.. los. 81 ~ n
Ls pns. Of Wales (br OF Prince "a wards l,sndl IAN
lin s.. Domingo City Aug 10, wood Nc' 70 H. l. DUCK
sfg Tars.ut Rich, Calais days, lumber to Goiff'y
Bis B Young Coos stOnin gtor, ia ballast to master
.clr Em-a t8G.D Cox. Wnasor, ~ =, days plaser %
H. &C. A. prToi. ~ - =, 81. O -.
SER eczema Smith, Georgetown days.
s,hr Pearl Laf1 bs iimoe day.
Schr Empire State, Arey, E.islDethrort for eAem'
seh- MARY Luut Palmer, Bangol diys
Srlr. Grcg 20. u Brieu Lubec days
sour he let ann. Wech. fittgou days.
ssfr. St. Lgcsr Adams, RocAiana.
-i,r brabeils VAS, Boston for Ehzabe'hport
SCAR *. n. .ign'ley, Aickerson Bosom Tor Albany.
SCI. Eiizr Arn Steele Chase. Gloucester days
schr. Dannrl breed Hart. Proyicr.ice-
Schr. LoGus kls, Oliver, Prov Gence
schr. an l. Daring, uowes, Providence.
scar sarsn Moore, Black Newport
S,hr " rllu hinEer. Nc~poIt;
stnr Rirggo.d, Baker Dennis I dsys.
Sebr J. " srren q ant port Ewen FOR Salem. .
Steanler Jersey B.nr or. ). taap'rtl - Hs"hcrn Ne
c. Pass /. D. D. Ton pains Wa etaiaed II hours OF Hat
terss with y. l.. wind. nj,
Ste fIer Wm. Woodward. Cunditf BJumore udss to W.
DAzs. ,,,,,, n,
steamer scLrivsF, Adams, Baltimore. uSse to William Dali
steamer L. BarGe1 Lopez Philadelphia md'e. 70 Lopez 3
ki.kpstriCk . nj.
steamer Petrol Young Providence, mlse. to Edward
teamships City W Ellington Br) Lvsrpooli
IautoDis, OF and .or HaubUrg hstsozas New-oTeens'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Ob.cauies OF Mnjor-Ccu. gScarney.

On Saturday hundreds Of loyal American citizens
united in paving the last tribute Of respect to the re-
mains of Major.Gen Pnilip Kearney, who fell In
battle at tie head Of Lis command on tie Is, inst.
Tho cbsequies nj Newark, n. j., were worthy OF
the rauk Of the deceased patriot and at bic late resi-
dcnce in Belgroye, on the banks Of the Passaic
River, they were especially solemn and impressive.
The residence ia situated about nile and hall
from Newark and 900 yards from the main road, and
is shaded with large elm trees.
TIE remains lay in state in the center Of the large
reception-room guarded by twelve soldiers Of the
l4th y. V. The body was inelosed in black
walnut colin, covered with black velvet, and the
edges lux friugcd with silver Lace. IA oval plate
on the Id contained this inscription:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
WrccIs. on the Jersey Coast.
Corr.,pondeuce Of The N. y. Tribune.
~ 4

Cout,pondeuco Of The n. \. Tribune.
TroKERroF, N. j., Sep. 4, 1902
The English brig Vosnt, of Ilaiiax, Capt Smith
Allen. from Newcastle Eng, bound 10 Philadelphia.
struck on the point Of South Shoals at the entrance OF
Little Egg Harbor Inlet, on Tuesday afternoon the
ID inst. She bged Immediately ailer striking. The
yessel and caIgo-conSsting OF soda, soda ath' &C.
ment. &c.-wil be total loss. The Volant sailed
from Newcastle, England, May :, for Philadelphia
and after encoun,erng succession OF westerly gales
pa, into Sheborne, n. s.. 81 days cut, in distress
with masts sprung los of mainyard, &c. Lei'
Sheborne Aug 20. No insurance ON vessel. Inc
Captain reports that hour before his aeeideh. he
.ed "A collision between two tchooners below
Barneeai Inlet, from the effects Of which one sank
IN g lew Minutes. Crew saved. Names OF vessels
TrcuHarox, ~ j. Sept S. 1907.
The schooner Nile, of Newtown, N. j., Capt
Ruling, was run into by the schooner Lilly Sanders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
From Port ROYAL.

The Transport steamer Star Of the South, Wood
hull, from Hilton Head 81 inst, arrived at this port
yesterday morning.
Taere was nothing new at Port Royal; the health
Of the troops and the fleet remained satisfactory
The steamer Saxon, C'app from New-York ioi
New Orleans, when in lat. 3l24 met with IN acct
dent by breaking her rock shaft, and put into Port
Royal for repairs; in all other respects she was in
good order and would be ready for sea again in day
or two. All well on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
arrival of Sick and Y, ouEdci Soldicrs I'm the
st"nu.l,ip Epnrici Wec..c-

The United States Sanitary Commission steamship
Daniel Webster, Capt. Blehen, arrived st this port
on Friday night from Alexandria, bringing jSS sick
and wounded soldiers.
The Daniel Webster LET New.Ycrk Aug. 10. and
has been since then Transporting troops from York
town and Newpor. News TO Alexlndria. There were
four deaths during the passage, three Of whom were
buried Il Fortress Nonroc. as follows:
Edward Koonz Co a 10Th Peua September 4; & sciur-
MANN Minnesota Scricubrr 3, john lork 60. T. lOtb
N. " Sept. 81 Lieut. II. 5 Wright 90 n. l.. Sept. - body
on board
The following are the officers attached to the
stesms' ip Daniel Webster:
r. H. Betben Commander; N. s. Drake, VI. D.. Surgeon
in Chace Ash Nj d.. Assistant Surgeon y r. Stalk
weather. Commissary
The fo!lowingis list OF riok and wounded SOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

ricp"imot wife and two f'yad Rough, Ns Mc0re
sa and two children MR. AMI i.e eafe Ms Forbes john
r.. s ~ is H. morton Capt r. j. Waters Michael
No. az d Aiia j q. Rollins ana la.en Capt. Thomas
an' urster Mn, Depsu and .erv.r, Mrs Ws-rsck
W. AIliss Mrs Orion and servant Chaes W. Brgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Lectures for Wounded Soldiers, t,ieir Fanii-
Iics. A-c.


To Me Editor Of The r. y. IrI5Uas
SIR: beg leave to suggest, through TIE TRinUSE,
that in AL our Northern citc', towns and village,
there be courses of lectures got up during Tie
coming season for the benefl Of personal sufferers by
the war. All the prominent lecturers would, AN
sure be glad aud happy to lend their services at
half their usual fees. In this way considerable con-
tributions 10 the most LutabIc OF charities might DO
male. =. d.
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Arriyes...sUvpAY. Sept. 8.

s..t,, Star % the south ~ : transport, wOodhun,
on Head sept At ~ pass to . > S,,t
Altns steering W. 5th Hs'telss Light bearing N W.
wss spoke byv F.bs bound s.; same day.
.n-ka steamer suwaune. bound :.
Pc ;an.ap Aiaso a. ,raa.poI G.d.den FSItIe'. Mon.
roe sept s. D. in ballast Rrd @ r..esed Rebel prion
Per. 10 ID D. romrkus. See report for names ~
Shin keeer Delsno iot don nd the lse Of wight
Inv 81 fdsc md - pass 10 Grocer, Woods 20. 80
Bors ri rs White ,ol POrsndl. bse. ceDfdesos Ans L.
- H,rcess fo- Bo.,on;J B. Stspes for Boston.
B.k Ninoa, tickeit, Lara Aug To- sns-r &c. 10 fecA u
BaIa 5 W Pike Lowell. Boston day.
Bs Ss Eot cisaass - diy ne ' S TT e Taffss
Grace for Yora. Aug 20 IN lat IS 20 lor %, ives
boarded by u ; brsOi.~as B-inbdse from hey West Oh
Me- tmssne (p.us.ianl ysth Aberdovey. Wales. 81
ava ballast TO order. Had continual succession q vest
rv s..s he entire pssssc. sept pssseda oris with cat
Br sssaei. j. Rpr F3rber Ma,azas y days 'usu'o
Brig Kate Dr., Mcdonald Cow Bal Is days eo' TO X
Sea- Volunteer Orb cOaaee,, Salt Key T. L. days Ia
Sear Jaiiu. webb Elaedss S2rr',s aonfes Jays with
r,tt ned sui ~ stores 20 b4ycs hsai.0n o. -,
Schr e. ii. Van Name. vau Name "s'haston days. tale
10 sea G 1SSr Daniels, Winner C, day. hO,r
s, cseelis b. of p T Islap Jenkins Linsan c. B..
ny5 = j. Ho,t sntr Balnor. dsys, coI for New.
'gr p,stra fB.). oak Cholgo, " s, 10 days, coal TO
Z hoeries El.e wns,r Csa. aPemhrOte lumber
% a2 csa ser vrsl.ven bound for Staten
Ear. EIsaseth, Rercs, Tlls~Oth. via New.L0ndos .
dsvs in ballast. AS. 49,.
fhf AN. Cole Baltimore days coal to Merrill Abbott.
s.fr. Lion ~ brook koli11t ~ Boston,;
s,nr II H. weston, Fla PIT sven for Boston.
Scnr. Henrietta, bi1Iaal Se~Pt a.
schr j G Hun,ir g:on Lowell. Boston for Albany
schr. Anvil Wh.,n. Easspcrt
Schr Nsyfowes. lieAnes~sy, Boston days.
sear Delaware io.th saays. lumber to master.
SOM. A. }. Melias'sn 81 e.laisn Bosom for Albany
schr. Nile, Smith, kenneUunk
sem. Marietta Hand, TTry, Sew London
Schr David u. Floyd. Brett, Providence.
hr. b. Hol- man. Coos, Prov d.nc..
Sehr Cs,harine Thomas, Baker N-w.Hsven.
scht We've, PhaIo, baltimore days coal for New Haven.
schr. Victor S,rout, Rondolt. coal for N-wburypost
Scar Harlin Berryusn. Chin .ot. que days wood.
Ser. IogreLse PnilOck, RLiiaee.pnia, dse to j. Ne
Dns-s. ,,
SCAr. W. b. jenkins - hiiaieipnia, I1dsc. 70 - NJ
Steamer ysmes s. Green (U transport MschOn, WASH
Steamer Josephine U s. traaspor. orumey Washington
eamer Ele Brick, PentOn Philadephis, mdse to j. N
Steamer Falcon jones' Providence, mdse to Edward byn'
Steamer Rattan. Slower Trenton, NJ j. mdse to William
slEp-U S steam transport Forest City, for wAahhs'
l. s steam, gnboat R. r. Cuycr foT Portsmouth, NJ H.
MlND-sGLsel, from ;.
uysoa,.prs-The steamship Marion when returned 70
nor, "a repr machinery viii sail this day tsiondsyl "w
o'clock a III. 80 -, 49,
Tn. ,.sm transport Newyork, at Pier No K, is now
loading .ub,l.,ence stores for Washington.
tear, ,r.nspor, Forest City. at Pier No. 9N r., Is also
loading Tor Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Of Providence, on Tuesday afternoon, the q rst.,
about tel miles beow Baruegat Inlet and sank in a
Jew minutes. She was laden w..h coal. The crew
were saved in their yaw ' .H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Union troops many Of which contained quantities OF
flour snd tobacco, were broken open and robbed.
Washington Republican, Sept. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Col. Howe was sarplised by receiving on Fndsy
morning the present of a magnificent horre from tie
Q3d Massachusetts Regiment, as Ietlrn, they ray,
for "kin3nesses received The horse arrived IN
the steamer Haze from Newbern, and is full
blooded animal The regiment gave him the name
Of Sandy. Major Chambers presented the horse TO
Col. Howe in behalf Of the regimcnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
Disoster1. SC.

bosroN, Sept. .. 1914
Tbs whale ship Empire Of Bedford wrecked -
Chatham Island April IA Crew saved. Also 5Vo oo sperm
oil. -
with cargo OF salt put into Queenstown Aug d. win ~
ruJ1sr head gone, and leaky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Faow NrwsERv.-Tle United States steam trans-
Dor, Jersey Blue arrived Saturday morning
from Newbern, n. c. She reports all quiet at New
bern; health Of troops good.
Among the passengers by the Jersey Blue we no,
fioe the NJ ne Of Major John s. Chambers Of the 25i
Mas. Regiment, and formerly wel-Anown mem
Der of the Boston pres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08
atHIAIr8A AIsANar

airiAruaD ALssNsr
-un-Rfses,,.J:3. Sets..........e:23 Mooa-Rses. r.
sI6H WATER This naL
sandy Hook. ,:6 Island. 1905 Hell Gsts... 9rJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

RocKLAsD.-The quota Of RockLad, Sullivan
Co., n. y for the two calls for oOJ,yJO volunteers
and 300 coo militia is 80 men, She has cent u SINCE
July 2. IsGo-17 more than heI quota. CreGAI
where credit is doe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

Mr.. G. w. Reynolds, editor Of Tile Visi'or aaa
POSTMASTER At Franklin, Delaware County, Las en-
listed a, private and goes to tie war w'h The res
ment Of bis county The regiment If Of tn Ies' e.
terial AID nearly fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

AcoUn CREEE LANDING 10 BE UELD.-We
learn from parties who len Acqua Creek yesterd J
that Gen. Burnside has sill force at that place il
tended % defend the potion.
Several guuboat. arc in position also, commanding
the country around the landing. Our forces have
control Of the railroad far as Brooks station, ~
which place We have artillery posted at available
points. Tie large bulge over Potomac Greek Wac
burned by ouT forces yesterday
We learn further from a man who left Fredericks-
burg On Monday, uat az soon a. tie Union troops
had evacuated the city, The Rebel nag wae displayed
from two Or three bnldnqs, and the remaining g Sc
cesh residents formed Themselves INTO "a fiahuo'nl
band who parsded tie city armed with Aniyes ana
men who bad durnQ the etay OF the Unionists, eA-
pressed aympathies with the cause; but few OF whom
remained, however. and tbese men too ased 70 re-
move. The flores Of Iaep who bad lied Wild we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

RyropTs YroM THE REBTL HEADQUAkIER'.-
A gentleman who left Gen. Jacksons headqua'I"it
on tuesday evening, having gone within the enc ~
hnes under H.g Of truce, communicates W "s tic
following statements:
The Rebels say that Gen. Kearney, having iounu
binsek by mistake in the ndst Of one OF tAef ISbi-
nents, refused 10 Surrender upou beng snmhoaeu "
DO 50, and was shot while attempting 70 roe or
Cen Lee says that 10 would have ahorGeu any
the care Of our wounded, which ou1eeneials might
gave requested.
The Rebels say that Gen. Longs,Teet had noi
joined them, and that the fighting OF fnday ana
The Rebols sre poorly clothed, many Of them being
bar,ioOed, and seemed quite destitute Of provisions
They did lot hesitate to cay that they were tired o.
the war, but determined 70 fgnt until their IN
dependence lie acknowledged They IN high
ia. into Maryland al thing determined upon.
iMaaAin gton kepahhcsn, Sept 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

u,xo.,,pru.The .tes riship Marion which returned 10
r to repair machinery will sail this day ssiondsyl "~
o'clock :, 49,,
The steam transport New-iorA al ris' NO. ~ H. ~"
loading .ub.i,,encs stores for Washington.
,e., transport Forest City Pier No. IN R., Is also
loadns ,or Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

At the meeting of the National War Committee
held on September 9Th tie following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06
THE GATE CITY .
Contrnbana News.

AT the risk of free Journey to For
Lafayette, We venture to state that tht
Third battalion of the First Iowa Cavalry
nov. in ST. Louis, is ordered to Jefferson
City. whore it is expected that the whole
regiment will be reunited. Lieut. Col.
Moss, of this regiment, now 10 this city,
on visit to his family. viii leave to-mor-
TOW, ito join his command.
IN the absence of exciting local Items,
We will add that we learn on good author
lty that there has been a heavy fall of
snow in the Northern part Of the State
within a few days past, and the snow
drifts have obsiructed the roads and put
o stop to travel in that region. The
storm lasted from Friday night till Men
day night and was the worst one of the
season. No train passed over the road
either way between Iowa City and Daven-
port on Monday, md it was thought that
there would not be any for two or three
days,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06

Since Gen. Hslleck, in his dispatch to
headquarters, alludes 10 force on the
west bank of the Mississippi, il may be
allowed for us 10 state that Gen. Pore
has some five to ten thousand troops at
New Madrid, and has been there for
week or more. The Fifth Town, Colonel
" orthington is there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06
NEW YORK MARKET.
New Y ork. March

INV OEAt N1hTcl q.
Flour-Receipts l3.465 bbls.; market
dull and dropping; sales 5000 barrels at
&5S5@5 As Super State; IS 5505 65 Elk.
ira State; Us 35@s5. As Super Western;
IS 55@&5 so Common to Medium Ex,
tn Western; IS 9O@s6 Shipping Brands
Extra r. III. o.
Whoa. Receipts lloo,:scc bush, ~. r.et
dull and nominally lower and without
sales Of moment. s
Corn-Sales Of 10000 bushels 61M
&c Mixed Western in store aud deliy-
cred.
Pork-Stcady; sales 600 barrels at
sla $685. 37a for Mess; $lo9sll for
Prime.
Dressed Hogs = Dropping; SIC. for
Western.
Nhiskey-Firmer and unsettled sales
800 bbls. 1t 26c(02sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06
Especial Cor. Chicago Tribune. |

Columbus, KY, via Cairo, March 4.
At 10 o'clock this morning the 9th.
SD and 55ths Illinois regiments hoisted
the stars and stripes over the rebel forth
tications at Columbus.
The gunboats Cincinnati, flag ship Lou
isyllle, Carondelet, St. Louis and Lexinr.
ton, and four mortar boats, 10 TOW OF the
steamer Lake Ere, and the eth Illinois,
Col. Buford. SD Illinois, Col. Roberts,
anu os.h iiisnois, iiajer Sanger, acting
Colonel. upon the transports Aleck Scott,
Illinois. Magill and Hammit left Cairo
this morning at 4 o'clock for Columbus.
The heet arrived At Lucas Bend, about
two miles above Columbus, at six 0 clock,
and was drawn up ia line Of battle, the
drums beat 70 quarters, aud the guns we're
manned ready for action. Two tug. we're
sent in advance reconnoi,ering. but hiIed
to provoke shot from the enemy. Ev-
eryshing about the works vas quiet
GLASSES revealed stragylsrs on the blu6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06

Atlanta, Ia, Eep. -.
The Confederacy this morning states
that Gen. Bushrod Johnson escaped from
Fl. Donelson and reached Murfreesboro
last Sunday.
Heavy rains have recently fallen, and
the roads from Nashville are greatly DAM
aged.
The Richmond Dispatch says Col. Cor
coran and Wilcox and other Federal pris-
oners, to the number Of one hundred, ar
rived here on Friday from Columbia, and
are waiting reshipment to Newport News.
They, however, may not start for several
weeks TO come, ~ the arrangements for
sending them away have not been CON-
pleted. Col Wilcox is the officer who
acted ~ military governor Of Alexandra
when 1t was first occupied by the FEEDER
ais
1t is reported from Richmond that Jno.
Minor Bolts has been arrested and thrown
into prison for manifssting Union pro-
clvities.
Richmond papers publish general or
der No. Q, dated Adjt. aud Inspector
Generals Office, Richmond, March LIST,
wherein JEFF. Davis proclailns martial law
over Richmond and adjoining country for
ten miles. All Installation Of spirituous
liquors and their sale is forbidden on nc.
count Of the decentralization Of the army
and the prevalent disorder. ~.