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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
NOTICE.

The annual seting OF the Stock holders the Keo-
kuk, MI. Pleasant f Muscaline Railroad CompaAy
will be hold At the Brsseton House. In Nj Pieasan:
lows Wednesday the 18th day Of june 1853, Ct 10
o'clock TO elect Board OF Directors for The en-
suing and TO such other business - may
property come before The meeting.
}. w. OGDEN, Secretary.
Keokuk Nav q. ,62-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

order CsunteYsnanAea.
Harrisburg. May q.

Gov. Curtin has issued general order
countermanding the order for enlisting
three months volunteers, the emergency
which seemed to require them having
passed.
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~ We defy the whole Republican
party to end single line or letter ever
published by single Northern Democrat,
which advocated at any time the policy or
propriety Of letting the South go, and
thereby consenting TO peacsable dissolu-
ton of the Union. If there are any such,
we have never heard Of them. We chal-
lenge the editors of the Gate City and
the Davenport Gazette, the two most nj.
ira Abolition papers In the State, to show
that even the much-abused Mahony over,
At any time, counseled or advised DISCO
luton of the Union by letting the slave
States go.-[ Keokuk Constitution.
Were we in Mr.. Lincoln's confidence
we would advise the opening Of negotia-
tons at once with the seceders, and en-
deavor to make such treaties with them
IS would secure to all the States free
interchange of commodities among them,
free Of commercial restrictions, and if
possible, uniform rate Of imposts by both
Governments upon commodities of foreign
growth and manufacture. Several other
matters of not less importance might be
made the subjects Of treaty stipulations,
AND WHEN THIS WAS DONE THE sEPAR-
ATE EXISTENCE OF THE Seeded STATES
SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED de jure. If Mr..
Lincoln waits much longer, the seeded
States will have become both in the name
and feeling foreign to all intcnts and for
every purpose. They will become in
many respects enterprising competitors
and successful rivals, and when they will
have reached that position, it will be in
vain that any effort may be made to ac-
quire those commercial advantages and
privileges which would now be easily Sc.
cured. We commend these Suggestions
to the consideration of the powers tina,
be, not to enibarrass their action, bat to
clear the way as much as possible for
reaching condition Of amity, repose and
prosperity for our beloved country Ma
hony's Dubuque Herald.
VIII our contemporary crafty us and en-
tighten his readers by publishing the abov,
extractsy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
COL. WARREN PROMOTED.

Washington, May 97.
[Tribune's Dispatch.]
Col. Fitz Henry Warren, of Iowa, was
nominated for Brig. General to day. He
is now in command Of forces guarding a
number Of places in Central Missouri
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An.cd o,es, c,srle~a ana Lay.

Anecdotes, C10rl0AA 40 LAY.
DR.. Nevin in the course Of some re-
marks in the Old School General As
sembly the other day in behalf Of the
Presbyterian Historical Society said:
He would also like TO preserve the an
ecdotes of ministers, sach 40 the follow
ing In the counties of Cumberland and
Franklin. Pennsylvania, DR., Cooper and
DR. Craighrad, pastors of Middle Spring
and Rocky Spring Churches, marched 1t
the head of their respective congregations,
during the days of the Revolution and
when their companies we're brought into
an engagement 1t Trenton, cannon ball
struck near Mr.. Craighead, and bespat-
tered him With dirt. Dr. Cooper said to
his clerical friend "You were nearly
knock cd to slaves" To which Craighead
responded: "Yes; and if had been, al
though you are Cooper, you could not
have set me up again.
To which the reporter adds this:
/ will add an original one here. which
DR.. Nevin can preserve If he chooses, or
hand it over to the Episcopulian Historical
Society, if be thinks such disposition more
appropriate. Yesterday an Episcopaian
brother, Mr.. Andrews of this city, met
Hon. Samuel Galloway, who is Presby
terian, and after the compliments of the
morning, asked him how the General As
sembly was progressing? Every well, SO
far" answered Mr.. Galloway. "Do you
think they will preserve harmony and de-
corum to the close p 81 can't say, but |
hope so.'' 'If you think there is any
danger Of 4 fare up" said the Episcopa-
liam, "let me know, and l will send over
Bishop Bedell to keep them straight.
"Caa't you send Bishop POLK" replied
MIR. Galloway, in his peculiar ironical way.
This Bishop, i, will be remembered, is
the Southern vicegerent Of God, who
threw of his sacerdotal robes and donned
the plume, the shoulder straps and sword,
and is now the hardest swearing and
drinking General in the rebel army
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
New York. MAY Q8.

New York, May IS.
1t il reported that no more militia regi-
ments are to be sent of. The It'll 10 un-
derstood to be Ut Baltimore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
Kansas City, May 26.

The Santa Fe mail has arrived, but
brings no nsws whatever
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
Cincinnati, May 26.

The 6lst regiment, Col. Schlick, left
Columbus for Washington last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29
A REBEL UACED.

William Croucher, formerly of Iowa
City, 10 now prisoner 1t this post. He
came to Southwest Missouri some two
years ago. and Las lived at Sarcoxie; where
on the breaking out of the rebellion, he
raised and drilled company Of cavalry
to oppose the Government.
On the llth of June last he was pres
ont with his command, and assisted in the
ceremony of raising the first secession
flag that ever foated in the atmosphere of
Springfield. Since that he has held
captains commission in the rebel army,
and was at the battles of Carthage, Will
sons Greek and Pea Ridge.
He has now reported himself to Col.
Mills. commandant st this post, and re-
port says expressed penitencc and desires
to take the oath Of allegiance. But Col.
Mills. after learning bis history, wisely
concluded TO detain him prisoner Of war.
-[Sprine6eld Missourian.
r. The secret Of the steadfaet LOYALTY
Of East Tennessee lies in one fact The
people own few slaves, and have never
learned to despise labor. In al the States,
and sections Of states. whore labor has
bsen held honorable. and the f1boref has
not bsen degraded, there has been no re-
bellion against the Government. In all
the States and districts whore the prevail.
ing spirit Of the people has been Of sub
serviency to slavery. the sentiment Of 10y
atty has been tainted, and the rebellion
has been welcomed. The fact il full Of
significance. 1t demonstrates beyond
question that the great struggle now shak-
ing the land, is nndisguisedly between
slavery and freedom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

v Lieut.. Col. Heron, Of tie 9th
Iowa. and Crafts j. Wright, of Ohio, are
nominated Brigndicr Generals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-29

An assortment Of b. Appleton Z Co y Albvua..
with m Aaoortsn emit Of Cera1s u YSsSSs. A
]. ". OGD1N'e Clrv BOOK GroRx.
sps9-d Main md - 3fteA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
seventh Rhode Island saunaron.

MAJ. a. w. Corss, OF the 7th Squadron r. ]. Cav
airy arrived here on Wednesds evening lie is one Of
tie heroes who cut theisway through from Harpers
Ferry 10 Greencase, Pa, passing the Rebel lines at
Wiliiamsport. lie Is On his way to Providence with
$50 men three-monlLs men, to have them mustered
out OF service and to recruit six companies for the
war.
it will be remembered that the brigade Of cavalry.
OF which the 7th formed part took Longstreets
ammunition train, so lat tie Rebels were compelled
to tie necessity of using borse-shce5 and nails and
old bits of iron for the lack Of ammunition We
were permitted to copy tie following order from
Col. Miles:
HRaDorARTsus. HaRFgR's FgHHY, SEPT "a, 1862
SPECIAL ORDER, No. l20Ibe cavalry force al TINS post
excepi oc,scAe1 oideI.c viii make preparations
to leave here II o'clock Tonight without boggge "sgon
sooanoes or led horses crossing be Potomac over tie po'
Ger tci Noss with command Of the whole which
~l form The TsLt a. tho QHsueHDseFs Office the eit 40
g no uoah street without noise or loud Command h TIC
ieAo"lng order: Coles Cavalry i2h Illinois taNsuy Oh
n I: cavalry IN Squadron T. Cavalry, and Jet Illinois
SsTs.iy NO other Instructions be gwen 20 the
nsho7' Tan 10 force MA through the sGemys es and
join onr
By order Of COT Miles II. C. REYNOLDS
Lisotensnt sHd Acting AZ ulsLt- u cnensl
The officers with whom we conversed cid not have
nuch confidence in the loyalty of COL Niles but
they expressed rsgrs. ct tie area Of Gen. White,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

The ship Neptune, Capt. Peabody, from Liverpool
August 10, arrived on Thursday morning. CAPT
Peab dy reports that he was four deys in tic North
Channel with light head winds afterward had light
westerly winds until Sept. 10, when in lon. ~ TO-
Let. 40 %, encountered a very violent gale. &c.
comfauied with flightlul seattle shipundcr cose-
reeied topsails. All three masts went by Ire board
end sprung the bowsprit; the foremost broke il
three pieces--one piece falling on deck, breaking in
the deck aud deck beam. Five men were Loot over
board and nine Others crippled in various ways-all
OF whom were slOlt at the time. While the spars
were lying along side the ship struck heavily on
them, damaging the Iuoder and causing Der to make
more water than usual.
The following day Capt Spencer of the Chancel-
Tor furnished US with boat and handsaws and Capt.
Garrick Of the Ellen Austin Supplied us with ropes
ard eight seamen, for which hvors Capt. Peabody il
deeply thankful. BY the evening Of the 2O,h, bad
jury fore and mizzeu- rugged, tho ship could
be fteered; since then have got up main.uast.
From 2ls, have had light variable winds. The TO-
lowing seamen were lost overheard by the falling OF
the ma-ts: Hugh Henry, Joseph Kelly Patrick
Finn, John Kane and Charles Hughes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

HoTEL Am,WALs.-John y. Seymour Of Buffalo,
G. Miles Of Baltimore, {. r. Dniond Of Iowa, VIM.
lie Bian Of Halifax, n. G. Trowbridge Of Georgia,
w. Todd Of St. Louis, and X. IL. Bel Of Toledo
are among tie arrivals vt the Metropolitan Hotel.
Il. ID. Jermain Of Milwaukee, w. w. Wade Of
Chicago T. T. Humphrey Of Albany. John De
Barry and j. S. Clarke Of Philadelphia, and II.
Woodwork Of Fond dn Lac are at the St. Nicholas
Hotel.
Major Chetwood, L. S. A., and DR.. #. Childs and
family Of Piusfed are guests at Tue Everett House
Capt. G. Green, U. s. ~, +. Kellogg u Hartford
Charles l. Randall Of Boston, and IL. u. Hurbu,
oil Cleveland are stopping at the Ffth-avenne Hotel
Vicount de Beaumont Of the French Iepation r.
J. Siurgs and family Of PHILADELPHIA. and Il. s. Tl,
Oi Connecticut, are guests al the Breyoori House.
Col. johnson, 25h New-Yoik: Lieut. Cam p
L. May, U s. N; Col. George S. Beal. 10th Maine.
Capt. Aones u. s. Il. c.; WA. Anderson and g
VI. Griiin, IS. a.; John j. Anderson Of KENNEL,
and Dr.. Gross OF Liverpool are among the arrivals
al the Aston House.
DR.. Van Rensselaer Of Albany, the Rev. Dr.
Irving Of Lansingburgb, and Capt ID. X. Colt and
family, u. s. A.. are among the auivas vt the In
Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
CITY srEus.

The 9TH Regiment New York Naiioaal Guard will
bold special NEE irg this friday svonur o. eight
o'clock, at YER rsmenal armory, tocone'nde iaeif
arangementsi " The formation q The "7th National
Guard l'rigat e. We understand mass meeting Of
the regimen twil soon be held to confirm tie a-tion
Of the exc ,ive committee, which has already been
sppoine l. and that recruiting will commence almost
immed Ately. We doubt not this meeting will be
one Ithr most enthusiastic ever held by the reg
It. With go handsome a recruiting station, 70
lie Iye body of recruiting officers and 70 general and
nun.fccnt support as tue regiment will receive in lie
raising and dsciplinng the brigade, No have every
reason to expect their being ealy placed in the field
and their doing honor to their name and tie State
from which they hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. Is
Cleared.

fesmship-cumbric. Sumner Eew-Ore.us. l. v. Gsger.
Ships-Johan hepler (D1t,hl johnson. pubiu, Punch
NeucAe Wend.; Cauier Dove Trask Liverpool, Irash
De rbO-n stso-msn Penteion honeyideO, D. Norton IT,
Golden Fleece Nsrs)D, San Francisco, Sutton n CO.
Bark-CJolins. Jnnert G.-szow. Hewlett Torrance
bis--0uauch- tSpan.l, Lp-- Santa Cruz, W w DE- FOR
est a Co.; Pedro sanchez Doy, Wallace. I'm, Peck
church: Meteor CsUu~, Matanza., Jas Il. Ward Co.
qhouas THni 1hompsof Ponce, z. H., II. Underwood; ;
Hannah (Brl Allen Lisueyia T.. Psyenstedt Co: Mary
Emily (Br Grozeuecl lomerars Jos Eue1s; Lady iss-
ilgton (BrJ Morrison, Fre Liand, II. +, =. l. Aey.us Z
son.
Sl1ouers-Cece'ii fBrJ Jenkus. Cbarl)etown p L. l.,
fns.f~rt D. Ellis Robbins Coucesier Mas mister; Sam
uel AZ ate Ira.1-. Nri gtop. ID, g. Benley sml.
Co .ia,rolls Cltu-lfs. nfIiiaN. - >. y. r. De~eA
S,aner- IAom4oY Chance, Baltimore master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
rnIlcr C,.r..-on Wedne.lny night tle pOlce

Of IN. Foth Precinct male decent upon dsordeTly
hon. Al No q ,cw Boweiy. kept by William Green, md
arrested keeper sni forts two men ard women ihey
Gen. heonr Justice Brennan Il the IOubs Police to1ri
ID the Keeper 100 bail AID discharged ali the DINER
pisorsfs at,
Nathesv Kerr 81 No lC9 Th0mpson street sud Michel
Mooney OF Ihffycieb eef were tasrn before Jutf"
key yesterday ~ lafl 81 foiico Court charged
will il.,ng counterfeit 80 bia p.rporilng 70 have been
Issued bv the Union Hank Of Montic- ~ /. They were
held to bail H. tie sun 81 900 each % answer.
Do "Wednesday the Rev h. fafdock 81 beaVen"orth
,nsaS cop,!n.d al the yeniy-seysuth Precnct Station
House at ho bad been irdlrd Out of 30 N fhe MOCK
auction hop No. a1 BroldHay. TIE rrveend gen rmen
s.s taken aud done fJ" IN the usual way. by being M
due.d I, parc1sfe worthless wach The police competed
The swindeIs to dis lo.se the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
Thn pro,c-,nn, Iri.copnI Con,cnlion.

Tie Protestant Episcopal Convention Of iso DO
go. AT N.y.Y,tk moi nu.in Yesterday morning
90, nv i'' 40" tt - H..
Wien the Convent n tad been called 10 ORDER
rho prtfIltut Introduced Bishop ialiot, iNn tie
West, who W.. invited 10 a fcat on the platform.
he del ,atss welcomed him ty rising from fl,i-
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t, .t,.,', -.l g.. I'm. uhon Of t,e n.,,..~ .,.
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f,lrd ia 90 oil .lns r..n Yer, short .r. nr H.i.lt
ii.a 81 tas ,sa,. a, h.. ler,.t co. a4.nrs ia ,Aeir
,IiIty e. s.f.rd fo flft f.fv
I,. ifss uf Ionssn1 moved = resolution Of synpathy
The prime p Object n reidnr that adde's wls a show f
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"a, a. e.. '....l $500. '. 49,.
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. ,'od5.,, 10 ,h.n. they should reesmbsr them who
b ~, &C.. lad .ff.l fo t.,tf0ta tbo cans. of
cs ,'S isi NV become ii,m IN d, was "
M A 10 the /, ,oy.ntiop N. 5uv OF Oh, nor,,,-
80, ,rty &c III lee "a. 10 LII ,tu,rt. nj cui ..ri,e
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a. 80. a. MOL al -.uirtrv .bouIt NOT ~. o,,r.
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pr ~ : ~ :. 9.t Il, m, ~ IA IA -.
- M 80, 81 i..t ,..r IN. ..r.nJltnr. have Lsen
- e., ~ nuot, tsg7l iO va ,hsurdiy iptdrou,,.
~ If,tu1l,,ra ~ ,e and the re,, Il in
liz c,,J Ly III. NEGLECT Of the aiorty Of the churches 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

CHARIrIRs AND CoRRECTIoNs.-M tho semi
monthly meeting Of this Board yesterday Connd,sisner
Bel preied. The report OF the Committee OF the a
that o the llt the 18th inst 100 persons of
na nnI 81 frmaes transferred from the uty prisons
70 the warehouses on ckvels Island So
letter received by tue ncpdrtmrut I on mo Nei"h ~
th. Island Hospital informed the issione OF ne arr
val Of 29 sick an wounded soldiers Iequon ios S'o
new shirts made .of their b.n'ht 80 M
There were rIfred service 40 soldiers from the bt'-
,r. I'opfa sn q! from fle Island liosiiaL lie follow
ing soldiers died 4 the hlald ho'PS d"'Hs Tue ia'' wv
weeks: =, d, - 40 4
VIZ. Fuga Co G. G7tn Ohio. James Maxwell Co. A. 4SI
r. y y. Dc9s Ne.lefhe, Co n, "a 70. Fhho Coiha'J'
~, II lfb Na.s solomon Ionk co. q, lnlst "a.
The weekly rop showed ~ pmate. ~ me ~yi y III
itar0us the Gth inst Daring the week 81 d'u - wee
th iratss ihe Institutions there arr 81 sex SodieIs nc
3elesuc Ilo, litll AID at9 10 tn Island Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

BroogLYs AciDfWY % MuNc.--Ihe interior Of
Col. c.hce BIS undergone extensive alienation and
improvement dining lhc Summer. TDe seais OF Tie
mrquer dress ci.ce aud upper Circle have boon
iclrrargcd. the piich nnde more PERCEPTIONS, ana
the un lghhy aud Involvement boxes IN the dress
eiflo have gwen place 10 comfortable seats. When
completed eyesy chair III the auditorium will COM
N and good view OF the stage, and visitors will
have no fearon 10 complain OF the ineligtiiy 81
their seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

TIRE IE0SsIDFs REVIVAL rs TIE CHCEcHrs.-
Arrangements have been made for meeting in be-
half Of the Ironsidcs Regiment, in the Lectun-room
Of 81. Pauls NJ +. Church, corner Of Fourth avenue
aud TWEEN y-second street, this evening. The Rev.
DR.. Hitchcock, the Rev. DIR. Crooks, the Rev.
Messrs. Ridgeway and Forester, and tho Hon.
benjamin f. Marieue, viii BE- present and address
the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
NIsra-eIs. Ac.

BERiiN Nd, sep,. 22.-rns schr Wm II. saith Dsy'ai
f,.' E.v ON hound "a Nlrx,ulf, Va. with cage o.
hay oats &C. Ashore tgh 81 the alsi, ON the U.S.
CO. vessel iaw. leot end les the outer .i 'eAA"
end !. Do feared that she will 900 with water . -,
lbs lo'teT to EuWoOd sitter. esd. Sec no 'ue i -.
TINS fRNcH BARN T.rHrs,, Capt Rosa ihai '.ileu ' ~,
1884 mast vita cargo tfin bound to Onfenso =,
ordsls sui sshote .oowius morlius a. 'n. ~,
h. l.. WAS got oft ia,t night OF M, and toM ,,a,,,
Damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
lAdvcrti-ementI
GUNJaIl-WALLAli

The Gfea, Turish Erhl.raut ant Eorne Perfect AMI
Ia ncss substitute TO- Ilrof Sn lsiug, Opium, AMI =
lsnfs p-odlcing gentle, sgr Hhs elevation OF spdtf
any reaction hrve Cores almost
Novnlsne.s Mrlkus-.. Donresono Of Spid,s tntumatsn
Pipafion Of Heart Put up clegan, gold ysi siin and
ivory boxes D. each. boxes n luisn ctton g I
lmlense quantities self g. Agencies wanted cvcfyw
ia ~ biusits Sole Importers 10 Amtrch ocoIT Co.
(cLrmlstsl Nos 81 and 80 bloadasy, y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

BRooELYS horticultural SOCIETY,". - The
Academy Of Music has been thr0nged with visitors
10 the Floral EXl ibiOn Of the Or)o2lyn llortlcu
,nral Society, now open. The display OF fruits ex-
cells that Of any former exhibition, and new con-
tributOrs have been added to the list TINS season.
The society il now in very prosperous condition.
Among the competitors Tor grapes are WIN. =
Helms, Woodstock, Y. j.; u. Brasher, smith J'
Eastman, Foster Petit, w. II. Tanner = Nc
Miau ard A. :. Fuller. brooklyn The latter tskss we
irt pteuam f0s yg ties %. native ropes Soe,i
premiums were awarded -. II. Mace Of NeF0urgh N
Tor Specimens Of Delaware CONGO aod heio'u
Preihc. Premium were also riet John = gan New
Brf "a on. ;. l.; Jas Mcclellan Ihrogg Neck, . 4 r.
no T. 4sioili N. /. Nigslow NospoIt Ct u : furt'
llyn james Weir, Bay Ridge. l.. L. and John ~
he gen, brlOAyn. %, D.
Rochester n for the .l-est specineus Of Bm;ssi o.
Mare Ast iri,, l.. J.; p n Quinn. Newark. y J. Ernst
kfsod Astoria II. Tanner. Brooklyn and John {" bergen
Bro.A yn ,1.
the best collection Of rI pies. M,
For pafts 20 pots premiums were given 10 andre" brSF
man kes.-lnrk Gusayia sessrt"is hiooAlJn Louis i
un. d. Ai1auy: ~ ID. FoY, Ftu-hksep'" nae iu'-
man. bay hiI-s, aud Parsons &. Co.. tiui 1uz ~ l.
for cot 1ot ureuil- were awarded 20 ~ III a by'''
Glen Cove atoJ Douaii Astoria Peter Henderson, jersey
CITY, add Andrew Buormrn, hew-l ORR
D. mes Wcr Ba, g aud noa-s Iemple.on tooA the
first rfile '0f b)uqgetf end JaiAe's .
st ca awards werr male 90 Ou-'a7us i'teoeg Saiphrf
10 A. beans Tor specimen Of Victoria Reggie 20 = G. Barnes
Of Brooklyn f0f poatoe. in Rcy ysfd 10 "
Niles ior weighing ID pounds ouuces, ini
". j. Patt Cuton avenue Tor vase O! bt4uuIF pro
PAID flslrfou irave..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

The FnrY.SEcoYD RniS,.T, n. Y.-Some
time since this reg"snt, tie organization OF which
is yet incomplete, cered taer services TO- the Gov
vernon for niue r.onths Under the existing orders
OF the Wax Experiment the offer could not be
accepted and the rosi,on has been held IN sbey-
ance by the officers ever since. Yesterday the Adj
uiaut-Geneal Informed the officers that, a. an order
woud room be promulgated including The organized
militia with other citizens suhect 90 draft, imme.
dia;ey following the issue Of such order, the I'D
Regiment would he 0rga ned and accepted for nine
months service. Tie regiment has five hundred
men now on the rolls; the line officers are all re-
lectej, and il needs bui the formal election OF the
field aud staff to perfect the organization. Tie ten
companies were formed in ten days from the time
the books were opened. This Is an excellent oppOr
tuni:y for Young men to oin local regiment for
nine months service whose business would not per-
nit their enlistment Tor three yeaIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
uROCKZYN ITEMS.

The Hon. Luther C. Andms, an earnest Reprb-
lean of tie Eleventh Ward Brooklyn, who yepre-
seufed the Fiah District Of Kings in l8j9 and 1860
in the Legislature died on Tuesday, in tie sd year
If lis age.