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, 1862-11-20

IH1thcr k'hFafGnfu-4 Of the Tiye At
1ct1!s Iron Works.
hh.ics: hit cxtitelnent at the fire at Lc:z's
iion - cf66 on Tnest,ay night, it wa. i1a-
pcse to asc: Ftaln r,.!i=ble data as u The
su-c1af Of l5Es fussaiu,,i, as Te}l as osb,r
amportasi: particulars. The second story WAS
ceeoiicd h; heavy H,ceaina,y, aad the Dor
hc'rg eniI'elted by u;,:ishs rods attach.d to
1he :fe?s-~oo', gave way, ~nen tae roof was
1sstzc<: 1 AID the jn:s:s weakened by tile fire,
Ife 11Har q H. third stc-y, the roof tiab---s
sEd To1t1a" OF The Ecu:h sali fell into the
bu.4G'cS :a:inoss siE.ultsneousl7, carrYiuc
G5wn .rd burying b@l=ash the ruins the t,!-
Loving naa'ec h:=.neu: Joho.Gillespie, f.re-
nan; ss'putl Cunningham, pi,enua. a,d
John Z. Ferns, watchnan IT :lc Little Giant
tttaaivr; Mathew Bennett, pipe:nan oi tie
Long Jcar STEAMER; aid Cha.ics Ernst; J,au
j :star:, WIN. Svatou and Nathew Schub, c
the 8osk and Ladder Company. They wers
all speedily ax1rica.ea, and the only partiel
Injured were cas1les E.rnst, Capt. G.lle=pit
and JShE Ferns, and We are glad to say tllsy
are out Of danger. The roof Of the building
and the contents Of the third story were en
tira3y destroyed, with the exception Of som,
aSon caetiags Of little value. The second
story "as nearly filled with machinery, AMI
that portion which was upon the rear half q
the floor fell among the ruins. No estim .ts
can be made C: the damage until the piece
are covered from the ruins. Mr.. Letz state
that his hexYieat loss will probably be upo1
ordered work, he having large contracts viii
the State for castings to be used at the Jolie
Penitentiasy, and other contracts with citi
Eeng.
Ihe building was valued ut $40, ,0co, with Al
insurance OF S 5,o0os the stock is estimated a
$l5'oN', insured Tor $1,000. The greater par
tion Of the stock destroyed by the fire was IL
the upper story and not covered by insurance
The loss cannot fall short of sl5, COO, of shicl
5000 is not insured, aud the remainder in
snred for about halfits value.
The foundry viii be in operation again mex
week Fifty Hcrkuen arc temporarily thro =,
ont q auploy1leGi By s]is fire.
, 1862-11-20

5ils. PEITEse' IEcTCaE P0l,:! THIS EVEN
ISu.-o.:r seaeers Will moi forget tue pacn 10
I's delivered Ibis sy:.Ing IL Bryan Hall by
Geo u. P.:ttes, E=q., of Boston. Tne Young
M"1.'r Asstoiation bare selected this gentle
mar, Who is ret wno.9y unknown to our citi-
zc1ls, 10 ir;ugsl-.e ;lei1 wI:.ter cosr5e Of lee
lure; ard we ea5nsst:y hope ne 1asy be
AID 1als n,ay be expected.
, 1862-11-20

T.RDo$7D,-It il autnorit ati7e1y sn1ornced
that all soldiers scnt to the pcuiientlary at
JOLIET z<.cr. this city, !,- offences other tnan
tuCse punishable bS tia criminal code with
fuc'' confinement, hare been pardoned, and
vii! io.iacdjatelr Iejo:,l heir regiments. This
is slh;cirllt yint]i:2tio2 Of tie TR1ECSE's
cnarsn with re-, rs1cs. 20 this matter, and VIE
ccrraerd the laragraah to i!e notice Of those
cfltcials s!hose nla3eiieiisns We have hereto
fore frr.tui:yuSlV received
, 1862-11-20

WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.-The fence
completed in . day OF two, ard tae required
cmhankn'ents are also rapidly progressing,
Ne asc iutezued l5 the 1nana cement that they
Intend to spare 40 expense to make this tae
leading resQrl fer skf.te:s.
, 1862-11-20

~ The aarual meeting for the election Of
Board Of Managers for the Home for Aged
and ladgtlt Females, will be held at the
1oe1n OF the Ycung Mems Christian Associa-
ton, iii the Methodist Church Block, on tAis
(Thursdayl afternoon, at 5 q clock.
, 1862-11-20

- Persons wishinga nice room OF furni-
ture will do well to call at 143 Lake street, 81
floor. Sec notice ttFor rent and saIe,n
, 1862-11-20

Vessel. AsnoRE.-Thc propeller Antelope,
which arrived here last night, reports seeing
a black fo7c-aad-aft schooner, Of about $50
tons, with black .nastheads, sshore on Tues
day at elzi:l5g1lee. snc was in bad situa-
, 1862-11-20

A Gnup CHANGE. "A Hard
1 ware and stpEe estaellshgaeat (either with or
1thn,ir hudtnE} Is offered sale At good busicess
nosrt On the Branch of the Illinois Central road
asort ITO rifles from Chicago The stock is not very
1arCe but was mostly purchased Feyions to advance
ID prccs Az increasing c2hh trade be done With
hut 1tir ccmpettla1- For particulars inquire of WH
Bf.AI;i T. CO., Nc, li6 Lake street. nOl4IT62W
, 1862-11-20

H'OA@ EAF1h:.~--a i,iIlilYtl Table i:,r
: saft al great bargain. it s naar;: new ats III
r:nr12te. G. SCI: Ilart time ago aid car .::aI
IT 80 ca:h. r;rd for Eatu. lar.iy +, PETER
sEIlf, lG1 Etate street. uc13.SSa3:
, 1862-11-20

Lcc1URI--On Monday evening next lee
tu1e viii be delivered in the Union Paik B.p-
tist Church by Rev Jas. Dixon, D. D., Or The
Rev. c. IL sf2rreoE OF London TIE pro
c;cds viii he detrtrd to carry ing on an indie
rcuGe.tt Mission Scllocl j.. Eeu5eu street. DR..
Dixu1 lss Just returned from England, bring
irE with lin ynas:y irter+s'irg f.es5 conneel-
Cd sisn nlr. Sru'ssse, which personal ae-
ausIn! 1rce e..a1led him ta gatner.
, 1862-11-20

HCI, SaI.F7-Choice 7sa;.: Butter
= Il; packages to suit fsnse :,sa-;:'u- h.u7as
the Itta'i CONSTANT y hand at No il Las siI
street: alss l.aTt., Ho;ey. &C. h:
, 1862-11-20

EOR sAI.E.-1'hc very desirable
First C1es5; Iron Fr,nt Store. 1--we E-eres and
tpsement With tile let on which It sEaH:s. 10 ~ Kan
Gorf etreet. opposite III. Nattason House. erns ILL.,
rral and hsIyila N1ade O. pnFcf aser. In1arc ot
Z. O.EO1sIOA. Nc. 50 Isacdo12h street. ne6.E:!yi:sR
, 1862-11-20

EDUND-In F. PaAner d Cos
a store, two Railroad Tickets from Chicago to q
petat in e East, dated Oct Satr ls1z pFaers o7H
hss them by c1N.g st Cashiers Desk and paytrr for
advertisement. noA5 4<kJ94
, 1862-11-20

ANOTHER F1EE.---NA.le the engines wSre at
vo5k Oh the fire in FranhliE street. Oh TueE-
day p:nht, flames were discovered Issuing
from small unoceupitd building on TTesfth
street, wtst Of the Church Of the Holy Fam
liz. It bu1ncd to the ground without ans
alarm bcirg si5en.
, 1862-11-20

ElNA : aE>E.-A ts;;sr year Oh! mare
WIT. s-!:sr itIsi ah11sss. s.;s'i nj ..;yea :.7l
carriage cor La1c cte..i, ut Nt4t IpE,.ra S-ce:t
tHssG ''Epts SEQ ~; ul..3. l.-.itt
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Democratic Congregational Conventions.

Third DIsTRIcT.-Ihe Democrats Of this DstTict.
compo,,d ofihc FIRST, Second Third Fourth Finh seventh
Eleventh. 1hfoensh iinsenth. and Nineteenth Ward. Of
Brooklyn. yesterday unanimously f,Homnl;ei the Hon.
Moe, =. OdeiL
ForETH Dn1mCr.-LGst evening the Democratic Couyeu.
on Of tho Fourth couso,ions nithot composed o; the
Fipi Second Third Four,h FiAh si,h. snd Eighth uds
Of hi. city. The s1sh wHd Hotel aud ,aoHirG,ed
the Hon Berja " cod Tor Congress by acelsri.ton.
FiYIH Dis1HcT-Ihs Democratic Convection Of the Fifh
Driei. coeip posed Of the Seventh Tenth TLs.u,h sai
Fourteenth wards met lest evening u No - EdrdFe street
aud nominated Tie Hon. Fernando Wood without opposition
a, candidate Ter Cei srrs,.
srrn DnTRicr-1ts Democratic Conveuii, q The yIth
puls, cempo,el Of the 3d. lsh AID lch W.5' met IA,
syeur. the o. 0oerwich avenue and Thirteenth
.lsei and nominated Elijah Ward The nomination W.,
tds by tho nozafieT asi confirmed by tho ds gate
tie TainmaBy party Who 20 convention Ga the .an-
pisos Tho handful Of D,mocfA. calling them,-Nss the
JsGeonan democracy at Jai.n, Hotel and csc
lnsied Sir WAfi
SEVENTH D,rnic1.-Th- Democratic Convention Il ne
With District, p5,ed CT tho 18th aud 18th wards met
sycring Hu,-s. Hotel 10. 30 second street sni
o.ied John WiairOp tbsuIe by socsmas.on, Repe,sn.
,.ive Tor co1res.
EiGaru Disrn'cr-T1e Democratic Convention Of I'd.
vlIIth District composed Of tho Eighteenth Twentieth ard
Tyeny.Gni Wsfss la, evening tie Mansion Hou.e
corner Folrih aud Thirty street;
na,ed Nelson J. Waterway.
kiNfH DisrHiCl-Tn- Democfac Convention Of the lXs
Di.,c' coupc,rd q the Twslnh Nineteenth and ~ent,
Ieoond Ward, me- s., evening 1t National la, Fouyufh
street, between Eighth and Ninth eHges aud unanimously
nominated Anson heriak
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rYoprs! OF Go1nciirfcu.

TIE Beard OF Councilmer were ia SESSION AN
evening, th- ohec. being 10 lci upon lsrss gsn.y %"
Oct. which had sccurnuissd awaiting further action
Resolutions were adopted ecncnrhns with the board
,.n-a TO nave Thuy ninth street, rom fouIih to sa
,op ,y.nue With tls glen pavement and 10 rerssV "o
re,t rom Broadway 20 Oh. Halson Rivers sso In a'a"
irq tn ninth street between fifth aud Sixth sysnss
n iesian pavement aud hisl, felrh street from ros ~
70 H. suston sys.ucsi "A fvos u donating fi"y W
Moth Eastern Dpcng.y, and fs93 70 tho tiutSh ~
r..nshsuTation. pay aSt0,sne. for tho "'deins
Worth erect Ia favor OF tlihonZl1K further ss - q
trail Park improvement Stock, TO tho sniount Of
favor Of eeasin. tur Roman Caho &c church oil 81
II an slCrsn,ent % stS IS to- building sewer IN 80
aysuue dorate sjJl TO The Low Dutch thufeh ~ -
stIrr, - pay al asessnel 60 dcBele @83J 10 NO & ~
Ugon Ait Society TO pay assessments s,,ss
lrys tie Cooper Institute nom sn sssessmsh' i'i
So TssLnt slCsrc. , -,A f I,%
IT.. bil, iaourrel In celebrating hs lest Fourth o -
were tsaoI mp. and sltrr much elscg'sioh fSss' -s
get- suI)uut r.,,le 90 - IL, .yvrl
re eso alton TO present Cert John Downey WIN
.s,h snd belt NJ al eYp'nse Of rOV III iec'sH'1'"
v.sts 70 the conntIy, csuic ul M, A. x.,ot,sa
Mr. S,ksEY moved amord os sddfhs " '.' -
M, u,1,, of all the ns,diss Generals nom 'le
York. ,,.,. ain. &, m R-ssVi
a. 80, NJ UgpsKy asAeI II brs Zen AsnJ
Iov. ,Isb.D wa 90 be included. bsnghiM ~. k,fs
r,plv an the negative 1he amenGIen &c ps .h s,ipsEs
as,r, wa. los erG the resolution was Ahenueu as.Ld
.r,, 90 he ..o,nded for apt Downeys swera
then adopted .-,.,., D.. J.ftay tlesy
80. -, ,bs ,e,eptiop Of Tnuriow Weed. ,o-.....
,rb Pnx,pxsr appointed hessrs heeco "S
ra.,l taanitse 10 present the sword 70 Nsp-
'Ifer "A session OF nearly thieo hours VIC pes'~
10 u,got OIL Monday al y. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

are men engaged In struggle which rouses al, n,
passions. The state Of mind witch we ouly ~;, Mss
among ourselves at time Of soms great ns,;oss,
triumph or disaster is baJitasl with them, Ts.:l
Countries Sn rave been either kept down by uhs.r
which d as driven them fiom their native soiI TOO
can only hope for snccess by appealing 10 The
eet pafslons OF their auditors, and love Of
love OF country the struggle against usuroa,;oa
despotism naturally call for diction difs,srV o.
that in which the politicians Of settled a.. .ea
sions OF their neighbors. "o'ab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

TERROR To EVIL DOEns---Oue Of the Peter
Funk gentry was, yesterday, taken before Justice
Brennan, who dismissed the CESS. The parties who
had been ,winded did not feel fully satisfied, and
wanted The case carried before the Mayor. As tie
MAYOR was not IN bis Office at the time, Capt Thorne
took the sharper up to Headquarters, where he was
confronted before Inspector Carpenter. The Inspcc.
tor said that Judge Brennan had passed upon tLe
case he did not Ike to interfere. " Bnt be added
superintendent Kennedy is ND stairs, and II yoc
will wait moment We viii refer the mstterto him."
With rieiul v;sage and great tTepidation Of manner
the Funk thrust his hands into his pockets and pulled
out roll Of bills calculating For Gods cake let's
se''ie ~ Here isyour money. ! don't want TO see
that man. "
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Mr.. Cr~iu. W. Ciny TO ,r. o'Gorrru.

Gen. Clay has addressed tbe following expiana-
tory note TO NJ. Richard O'Gorman;
W4sHisGToS. ID. G.. Oct -. 1852.
SIN: Ny remarks AZ the Cooper Institute were
altogether oI,emporsnoous and unpemcdtssl 1t not
ny purpose u.se any susion yourself. but when your
Elggeted b. o. tho sudcnco. could not but
q ndnaD that who had swsys ooniend-d Tor free n.
n.siioa Of irfimsn into my stie and who lad always
denounced KnouN ob.ngisn from tho beginning tal WHO
had made many sacrifices FOX uaiycF,a liberty should
With my party 10 up.ury know II to BE- denounced
attempting tie snilayc1snt oftay portion Of mankind
Hence u,-d words which seemed bat suite, to the
ul vincl,i,n Of truth VIVA. have heard Of your chsrs
too since and youI .ponss ny dcuunciso made ca h-
18Th dzy o. October a. the b,i, convince that yen
Al ~ IN stseIn-ut ofwis should be the Init,
pab., ieb,ie Allow then. siy tha, no dues.
snl should no. have acccprdA challenge from you iad oio
beou gise Whist m'snt 10 .ay was tst assumed al IL,
r,por, ie, ~ my p'oion' whether you appealed tLa
law Of tis laui o. Ia violence.
rel le t. lud that you rot tie defender o. perpetual
S.ascg-esen for lie African. have Away. .s-pt,d
sraGna!sta my air though am nov, AID have always
been for aued.e emancipation. When you have leaned
mach Of slay you viii lud tlst you pncinr IN
eternal barrier between yourself ,nd yonr Southern aides
anything sho, Of uno,ndioIsl suLsion TO Oh. demand
that slavery rsLt" Aud fright, their .r,iuli.m /, a.
vroptas atolton.
The President has nii by the uuques.on,d row.r
tat On The Let day Of January 9c9 Slavery shall cease 70
sIs Ia all the States parts Of St,tes then ia rebellion
q ,sinst tie United States Should any uufoi.en event.
hinder that Communication. shall upon ycur effort.
to initiic 5tca # gradual emancipation. in which
shall proinao you oil the fsooe all may able give yol
Ihen. ii not before. sha expect you q teach your mo
humble ard les .Esh,snec eounrymen hs TIE liberty Of
The BLACK does not endanser otLo e broad OF thu oedo
Of the bite ior Tho most cu.hug OF ell iabor 1, the unpaid
wages Of dawes AID God has dpcroed ,hr in these Uni
States slefs ,iali be liberty 20 al or to none
an yory truly. your DOE i.n, servant,
NJ CLAY
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The sxc,e laws, may be paid In the District where
tie actual oanerr place Of business is situated.
In PeIation t., Paytarships.-Section PROVIDES


In Relation t., Paytnrrships.-Secton PROVIDES
,hat any nuwrer Of persons carrying on such DUEL
ness in cop9 rnerstio may trana Gu such BUSINESS
srcl Mace nm Ter sach license, and not olherwito
Ia order that one license will avail Tor several per-
sons OF members of firm, the assessor must be sat-
isfe..: :.
:. That a legal and bona fde partnership exists,
and not merely an Arrangement or understanding by
which to evade the full effect OF the license law.
=. That the parties have place OF business, ana
only one place, which is common to all.
9. That the alleged members are mutua ly respon-
sbe for the acts of each other and that they jointly
share the benefits and the losses OF common
business.
4. That the parties on no o-casion transact bnsi-
on private account in the branch for which tle
hrm purports 10 have been orgsDized.
IL. RcJcresce u q Carpenters Worh.-A carpen-
ter is ayahle for his manufactures, such ns doors
81 hes blinds, &C., but for repairs and work per-
formed on BUILDINGS which are not manufactures, he
is not liable TO tax.
4 In Rtjcreace to Tgaere the License Of Vessels
} sto1 BE- Talon Ort--Che license OF steam and sai
ing packets must In oil eases be taken ont and The
tax pa,d hv the person or persons having the care
or management OF the steam or vessel speciheu III
tic law at thc principal terminus or landing Thereon
whether such person or peIsons be known '1s owner
coparlner, or agent.
/ he Reference 10 ne Time WAea Goods So'd by ~
trent Of M1nRtactory are q be Idred.-Goodt
sent by a manufacturing establishment 10 IFS ayen'
are retarded ss It'll in the factory. IN such cas'
the ta2 is due when the goods are cold or removeo
from the agents hands commission merchant
cannot be REGARDED ~ an agent, and whenever goou'
are removed from the factory and sent TO co,h't
sion house, they are 1T once liable TO assessment
THE FEELING ~ EUROPE.
Travellers IN Europe write home that the position
of ioyal citizen of the United States is anything
but agreeable abroad in these days lie nds 1t dii
fcot TO explain some things in the administration o.
the Government and in the conduct of the war; Tho
people of England e against us but not the people
I OF France and Italy,
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Dn,,p I,ucy,Iy,-W William Cr,er /,

GR,Np IsncrsIys. - William Green. alias
" fffrd,' noted eoorrd hiti auesicl fiuf.day
81 . and tAson before Justice B.nosD yes,cfdsy CHARGED
with having tD.cIt1 The store ao ~ es bToadD ~ sui
rrpeo ts money dfewer the taken snsuntrg to 52
Ocer Iionhet OF The I4th Precinct tbef chase
The money Nus raw ,way IA the asht. The prisoner
committed IN driar Of 800 bail.
On 1hpndsy night Huh Donue,ly sud james Van Orden
alo say ncN soldiers u the lblti New iofk Volunteers.
se.ed by Deiectyes soWey Eeo in the act II
attempting 10 rob TAT Campbell Police Hssqz,ter. Ol
the o t4d and ascu before nsire Is snuan ye.Td4
They were committed, a. default Of 90 ba each 90 answer
Wm. Butler, coofed servant Of Lieut. Cob Snith Of the
ist Regiment arrested yesterday by detectives sow,y
aud Dusenby. charged with having robbed his omployeso
srel god wsehe soi brscees and other aftices Of lew
ely number Of pawn ckss found Ia tie lining Of
his hat for various article, stolen from the residence bis
employer No 10 Uny~dty plses. The prsepsr We hold
ftS exelpioatsp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

NOM ARRIvALs.-The Hon. Jof n II. REYNOLDS
" Atsny Col o. j. Palkhurst aud Capt U. c. PouI. OF
the "k hehirsn Vols and H. H. Dsyeupott Of Indiana are
stopp,nr.st tie II. Nicholas Hotel
The ie Samuel Hooper and Sidney Burk. and son OF
bohon; LAeut-coi Bievottin. u. & A. and Dr. Msyu,rd
Washington, are at the Br.voor, Ponsc '' ''''
Henry ". ibnsu. u. :. Consul to (,norto n, I p,c.
stein. H. > CL,s and A. sLubeE IT, s. NAVY snd Bra,s,ni
Hemer PLila.. are at the Aston House ~ 's~''A
Capt. J. A. Jud sos L. 4. NJ end Can't a Ssw.a ~
Vols., are ~ tn. AibsanarIs Iiotei. y" ="
w ClSsesSoB pV.vt WV
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ElcnAnD OGoKNAs. .sq. kewAofs

BOUNTY FoR VoLcSrEER FIRInEs.-Thc officer,
and representatives. Of the New-York Fire Depart
inent afe making strenuous eaorts TO ill up tho ~
Regiment Fire zonsges, and have lately held several
meetings IN fariherance Of this object. About forty
'nen and nearly $4,000 have thus far been procured
Zophar Mills, the Chairman, offers So bounty to
each man who volunteers from tho ranks Of tho DE.
PaI!Gsnt into tte Fire Z0usye Regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

Fu'E N BEooRLYs.--ycgtefdny morning about
CLOCK, iire Dr0se out IN the klndlingwood tab.
iish.nent Of air. W. IT, Gleason Nos. and . Adams
street, Brooklyn, resulting III ihc destruction OF a
numDer VI sheds ,ucluding two hofe.. ioss 5000;
insured for 200 IA the IhcriX Company Of Crook
iyn. The adjoining prelnises oil ". T. Burton iron
Pipe manufacturer, damaged To the extent Of
81 900. The siabe oi Thomas Hunt, no. If Adams
street, damaged 20 the extent OF $50. Tire fire
originated accidentally, in The wOrk-roon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
TAX LAW APPOINTMENTS.

James C. Orr OF Wheeling has been appointed
Collector, and John Parkinson Of Marshall Assessor,
for tie LIT District Of Virginia and h. G.. Leonard
Of Psrkerburg Assessor for the I'd District of that
State also Winburue Il. Pierce of Anderson Assos-
sor Of the ith District Indiana under the Excise
arQ Direct Tx Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
The, RamorS about Treasury Transactions

TIE OPERATIONS or TIE NEW REBEL PaIVATffa
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ArrEsrrED SUIcIDE.-Yesterdsy monnns' -,
az. ,,mss Young woman rc,diug a, No. 20 rr.ngs ~
sa,,tsd 20 cot hor lie short by taxing an snuss
Sa.rsof l,udanum. Tho sssisanes Of Dr. Weexs Lc
Immediately. aud he succeeded N ,snev.n{ WV
sauss w usi< n b "tausstaS sioesNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
Tnr ONE HUNDRED AND fogTY.rorRru REGI.


Tie regiment, from Delaware COUNTY, was armed
a. llmira Saturday lasf. aud left Immediately for
Harrisburg. Pa. where il will await further orderr
When leaving Camp Delaware, NJ Delhi i nun.
bered go men Of tho best mai rnl IN that 90 lniv
L. II quite probable II will he attached to the corps
Of Gen. Sicel. 1t will compare we'll with amy res-
rneui that hes left The State.
TIE FIFTY SECOND REGIMENT or BROOKLYN.
This regiment, reoortly accepted for nine months
service have secured he Old Innate Ayrn in the town II
FtlDu.h. barracks The Iecsui.. Vl out ca
AohIay.
ARRIVAL or 4 CONNECTICUT BATTERY.
Tie % Connecticut battery Vi light artillery, Capt.
John W. Sterling, arrived "a this city last oVoliug
and encampod at The Battery Barracks. This battery
comes fully equipped for active service, having
four 6.pound james rihed guns, Two Ipolnd how
tiers, i3O horses, and IJG men. -Four baggage
wagons accompany the train. They l,o to proceed
70 Washington, via Tie NewJcrsey Ceutrnl route.
The following IL "a list OF the officers
-lfa.u, JoAn y. SteniIs cCunsndn-; IL Lieutenant
Waiier s. Hoiciiis. 1t Lisp'eusn. Philip seg,f, a
Lieutenant George Munger "a Lieutenant Pbio Il. sher-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE TWENTY
FiTTII MAINE.

The 9th Regiment Of Maine Volunteers, Col.
Fessenden, arrived in Jerscy City, ~ a. M, YES.
teriay, snd left for Washington 81 lOl a. m. Col.
Fessenden ID a son Of senator Fessenden, and holds
commission as Captain il the Iltb L. 5. Infantry
Annexed il lit Of 0ifcers:
Colorel Francis Fe.,eud-n ror,nd Lieutenant Colonel
idaisni. T. II. Hubbard. H.llos,ll, Surgeon J. Car
Hochaaic.' fal. Ai'isat s1geors y Irls, ffeep'ft
y. H. Boxer haym,di 0uTtes1na'ter, hesry Ronnei
C5,np,ny A-csptsiu Frrk l.. Joye. Poil.nd let Lien
Sa '' csp'a.s' fi.sId A. el...y F.mosib h.,
Lealen'n. " Prince, Portland ID Lesensri h. MosH''
Conosny C--Csp,,ip chai-, II. Doughty Gray; IL Leu
toat. ". Lsan-r, EAymit "a Llcui14ni, George >. An
Corlr-y D-Csptii Oresiv. Brnn.Wiet. let Lisutsa
sat DAVID Poane, H'df'f5i q Lieutenant 4. sssison
Conapary T-Caps.in, T'ila Eswcop.b We.'5orourb I,
lr Les1eaas', q b. Steven, do "a Lieutenant, T. r h''
Company FCsftli. Thos Hs7ris Oefhsrn, l., L,uien.
snt ssnue. p johI.oni "a L.suiena- Charles Jenss,
compsa, C--Csptsin O. H. R.rlin Frscperi IT. Lisu,eu.
slt 7. r. kendall Ireepori "a Liru'enant J. Buchanan
Company H-Csp,aIa. G e. Chs,s. PotsnI; L. L'eu,.n.
an John b Kni,h., Portland "a Lieutenant b1'eLia.
Con p,nv l-Caf,in rrshn w,,c,.- Cap, Flir,be.h 1t
L.- usn tdaund Dy.T, Cape Hr'bs.3i 20 Liea''a.a',
Campsny N-Csp,ata :. H. Davis s,audi.h. IL, Lieq,en
ant 4. l.. P4lmer GoIAsEi % L'osensE q. u. Brown.
Baldwin.
TIE EIGHTH REGIMENT ORDERED TO caMP
SCOTT
Tie following order, just ifsuo1, as.igus tho sih
State Militia regiment 81 this city 10 Immediate duty
At Camp Scott, to maintain order m tie Coeoran
LrAoa:
HEipQrArrrgs rionru RraEryr,)
NATIONAL Cram.
tgv-foHE Oct. n. 1872
Ta,g ginsDt vii proceed 10 Staten leland Honor tie
l2'I inst l0r special s~'si's.
Coflmsuafs - c0npairs VII assemble thfiT respective
con mana, tne Aun9Ty ~ ~ O'Clock m.
Line VIII be formed promptly st II r'clock m.
o.
sul biloxi b.it cantesu Ausp
f.rk sith hlaukef rolled and one d.y's rsi.'Is
Ihsfr1fu and slf will report to
TIE AdJntant at O. .cock
fin.1 an sfsf VIII 30. ode disfnounfed
The iloOp wli psrlte wih the battery o. hovii1.Ts
BY order 4 Col. J. NJ. tARiaH
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: II7nf.-tuuE-lhucr stJnml5 tas been dctaC1o1
from the steamer WsnEnta, and ordered to relieve
Commander Howell OF the Tohoma. The former
viii Ietum North. Aotng.hasier Gray bas been
detached from The Massachusetts, and ordered TO re-
port to kear-Admiral Dupont for command of the
Wausu;te; Acting Assis;2nt Paymasier schouler
TO relieve Acting Assistant Paynsster on bark Pui-
euif