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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
TEE ATTACK ON WARRINGTON, n G.
Repolse Of tho Ercmy-k Gunbens BLOW"
cars.pnnaeres Of Th.N.Y. Tribune.

Cens.pandercs Of The ~ Y. Tliburs ,,,o
N.vrrFy N. c., Sept loo"
Ea.lr :, tho ,norniDp of Sent. 6, al stiaoA Nas
plsde upon slngtOn, the enemy uuinoe''ns 49,
1900 SO carefully their plans eon'e"''O' '1'''
it almost amounted to Q surprise.
Col. Mix of the Sd Regiment New ORR N@'"iiy
Ia in command of the post and received INFORM tioh
a few davs since that an sttsck Wond be mace III
the course of week.
A marion Of the 30 ". Y. Artillery were in charge
# the fort The fort was surprised and taken by the
.remv lint WAS Immediately after retaken by the
well-iirected shells from the gunboat Louisiana.
The FIGHT was desperate one. The number Of
our men did not exceed 500. At one time Col. Nix
got far in advance OF his command, with the enemy
between himself and bis men. lie lay down upon
his horse aud ossned directly through and, although
she bullets whistled about him, escaped uuhurt.
The killed are now thought to be about ttly on
each sIde; many Of the Rebels were wounded. They
were defeated and unceremoniously driven fIom the
town.
Col. Potter of the 1st North Carolina Regiment
narrowly escaped. lie saw Rebel OIL TO one SIDE
of him taking deliberate aim, when he instantly
reigned bis morse backward. The bullet missed 'ne
Colonel but entered lis horses neck, killing him.
The most lamentable Of the whole aiisif Mas the
Blowing up of tie gunboat Picket, cou|nandod by
Capt. Nichols. He was Just gottin3 her ready Tor
action, when some one went mo the magazine
carving "a lighted lamp, which communicated with
the contents of the magazine. One half OF those in
lhe boat were lost, including Capt. Nichols. lie was
really brave msn, an esumatie gentleman, and
beloved by all who koew him.
TIE lst Reg ment North Carolina Vols. fought we'll
for the Union, and represented being entitled
TO praise. One Of the of this regiment left the
ranks TO 90 into his house short distance oil, for
seme purpose, and Rebel seeing him do 80 followed
aim in The wife, seeing the danger, placed herself
between her husband sud the Rebel when the latter
cut her head almost in two with his sword and also
yled her child.
Gee Young girl was shot standing on the door.
stsns and, NOT being killed outright, was dispatched
WITH sword. Other instances are mentioned of
Z bel cItrsges, aud evidences of their extreme bar
bAritv.
We are not yet acquainted with the manner In
whi,h the enemy passed tue pickeis and got into the
town before it was known; but ii is supposed that II
was through the assistance of planter, short dis
taDce FROM the town, who has heretofore been
"shOving about" as enthusiastic for the Union.
Doubtless al concerned will be more ON their
susrd, particularly The fellows at the toIt."
M. G.
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ExLrsrrsG NsGRoEs.-The Springfield Rcpatli'
can Of n late date expresses lie 9obder that Gov.
Andre does not ssue orders 10 the ruing OH
GERS IN Massachusetts TO enl,t nelr es since he has
ordered oolored citizens TO be enrolled, in common
with all the other citizens under the recent order oil
tho Wa Deparimept We think we can solve the
difficulty of The SprtneJiM R,pabi,can. In iesu-
ing his instructions tor the rolient OF the militia
tie Governor has acted rctly in accordance with
the General Order Of the War Dspar ment, when
directs the enrolment OF all citizens between Is and
As without distinction OF color. But the United
States Government has not authorized the enlist
ment OF negroes nor his the Governor the power 70
command toe United States mastering officers 10
muster colored soldiers into The United States ser
vice. If thousa, DIS were enlisted. Ii draft sban
become necessary in Massachusetts, the coored cit-
zens will be liable with tie rest; and II any are
drafted. the burden of solving tue vexed question
of their accep ance or rejection will rest wholly
upon the Government Ut Washington. boston Jour.
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Recruiting Measures in Nebraskn-Proeio-
nation by the Governor.

FHvCTtvE DEPARTMENT. Omaha. Sept ?, 1852.
In view Of the increased complication OF our Va
-ioHal affairs, and the apprehension that Indian
frrsys may be made Oh the frontier settlements Of
Of Territory, II is again demanded OF all citizens
In the Organized ooun'es Of the Territory thai thsy
shall immediately enroll themselves in acc0rdsDce
with the instructions contained ia General Order
No. l, aud 1t Is adyised AID requested that all
organized companies meet often practicable to
perfect Themselves in the drill and the tactics that
tney may be prepared for any emergency that may
ovcur.
IL is believed by this Department, that oil good
eitizens who have the interest Of their country a.
seart and are accustomed TO exercise ordinary prn-
denee In he management OF their own affairs, will
not al time like the present. hesitate 10 meet the
suirements of law, which, il obeyed by ALL wiD
prepare them if called upon to perform their duty
10 their Qove Tninent, and in any event. 10 defend
their own homes. families and property. Although
shere no OCCASION Tor serious apprehension or alarm
concerning Indian hOstiites The fact ispaten, 10 all
that Unprecedented outrsges have been recently cou
nited ~ the Indians in a neighboring State, aud
sbat borders open 10 incur.ions from The
same tbes; is also believed that Rebel euiissaes
savo been busy among all the tribes, STRIVING 10
induce them 10 make q concerted movement ugsinst
the loyal whites along the whole frontier; and IL IS
eur imperative duty, by organization and drii, 70
prepare Tor tie worst. The surest way TO avert al
tack 10, 70 let the enemy know tbat wssre prepared
Tor him. The easiest way 10 qniet alarm, inspire
confidence and prevent tue depOpulaion OF the Dor
Ger counties is for all citizens 10 unite in organizing
40 army which can be- turned out At AL hours notice
10 defend any settlement threatened with attack.
Tbs best way 10 command iavOrs from tie General
Government from which We have SO many things 10
ask IT, 10 do all we towards defending this pOr-
ton Of the National domain given 70 our occupation.
iurD out, then, aud all and lei VI chow our goOd
will, our strength aud our yqlor i necessary.
a.et.sf, and Acting overnOr OF toe Ier,.tors ~ N.
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CoHo,Tps' C.sEs.-John Newman, Q ship car
sn,e on Saturday, while work tie ship Neptune ~
ms =. he foot Seventeenth srert North River fell int
,h w..r and dr)wned Deceased was ~ years OF age,
AID MAJ We o! England.
On Fiil.y Peter Lockwood While q. work Ia Foief's
nioion1 mill. No 30 Henry sree, was almost instantly
fted ~ b,iTs struck on bead vita piece OF plank
shich vs. hurled from circular sa" -
The body UNKNOWN was foondst rier NO East
Rive ,s.tsrday mornag Coroler Naumann held In.
cge.t ..--.,-- ar IS
hefpaft 10 O'Clock Saturday evening Otcer Fry
Of fl. Ffh-euth Precinct found lying tse side
wall lvnreoa rgcn near sixteenth street 10 dying
end i,u 40 va. niuedis conveyed 70 bellevue Hos
,,al I'M, VA rts.brg &. be dead. The deceased
--..cd ~ light rit ard had IS in bis pecset
Naune uuAnoWI. The COroaer wss duly notihed.
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Treasure and Archives Brought 10 New
KorL.

The people Of PHILADELPHIA in spite of the alleged
absu dty" Of the proceeding are by no means
sure that their city will not be invaded by the ad-
vsueing hordes OF Rebels. Last night many Of the
capitalist. brought sent their treasure IL specie
and paper TO this city for safe keeong.
NJ Henry ID. Moore, the Stale Treasurer OF Penn
svlyania is now here. lie brings with him valuable
State and city archives from Philadelphia and Hair
risburg and bonds and treasure. Thus, while there
il no panic in Pennsylvania, the people there are
evidently guarding against the worst contingencies.
Evening Post, saturday.
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Korprp N BIErckgR.srREyr SrAeY.-Henry

htihLD II bitt' hhh-Si nt't oiA"f.--hicihl
C. Bailey cooper Ne 100 Chiisopner street robbed OF
more than 100 Saturday ate IN bceckerstreet
stag while h. returning fIom the bank with tie money
with sich to ply h WORKINGS their weAs vsses |, sp
pears la had the money a wallet which
taken his pocket by Of three Yong who len
the stHg ortw0 before h 20 lesye H. On Bat
urd,, lgh nc "a el a. Police htaiQnaueI, and ie com.
pnt a. the robbery aud d. rption Of she sta.su whom
10 supposed were TIE parties inplealed.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EirvrSrH WARp.-An Adjourned War Meeting
Of the citizens of the Eleventh Ward, will DO held
this evening at 4 p H., at the Park Presbyterian
Church formerly the Rev. Mr. Cuyler's) corner Of
DeKalb and Carlton avenues. Eloquent speakers
Will deliver addresses and patriotic songs will be
sung. La!ies are invited The object Is to encour-
age enlisments and provide for families OF those
who 70 to the war. We hope the meeting will be
large and enthusiastic.
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prscrsr os GAMnLIye HoUsEs.-Yesterday

DyscEsr ON GAnBLISG HoUsEs.-Yestertiay
rnoriru sbou, O'clock St rgran Wis n sccnm panied BY
OHces Carroll and Palmer AID section Of men fron the
Eishtn Precinct made descent gsnbling house the
resort OF coored psr.oD IN the Il No 80 Mercer street.
AID arrested repued prnprietoc John Ii'cp who was
acting a. dsser OF the game OF Fac" toseser WITH
twenty others (a color d. who engaged IN ne game
Their s,mbng tools also ss'srd they were anss
before Justice key who zach Of the visitors The
repu.d proprie.or nmed in default OF $50 bail
Gsorsr Jarvis Robert Hinton and Bernard Jsckmsn the
snp,. se-rer. OF common gambling house al the north
s,, conner OF Hester ~entyour others were
arrested yesterday norni,g and taken before Justice Con
Molly charged With playing games of hazard or chance
,r,i. Hutton and Jckman Reid to BAL IA 500 each
The others were dice aged AL the gambling ias,s nu,snts
were taken BY the oi.ce1
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Coin rs MMSE.-Prof. George IL. Gootale OF
the Scientific Survey Of Maue, writes to Dr. Deikl
that lie bad "rhs pleisne Of discovering, Oh me @l
uit, in the town Of Princeton, about 10 or ~ miss
west Of Calaa, in ledge Of eren, extent .o' on!
a good chance 20 find gold but gold Of much pnriy.
Tie gold IL like thst OF 1angiers locality and prom
ses we'll Tue land, formerly worth 80 cents per
acre, is to-day worth $40 per foot. fon woula DC
amused 20 see the breeze this bona fde discovery mas
made Ia this vicinity"
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The New Misunderstanding for the new
regiments now rasipg--the Sd Senatorial and the
9Th Me,ropolitan-hss been rather dull during the
past week The number of men enlisted since Mon
day last in e,ch does not exceed 100 Among those
who have enlisted as privates in the Senatorial Regi-
meut are ex-Aldermsn Timothy Bannon OF the
Twelfth Ward and David Parmenter. esq., who un-
Ill recently, monopolized nearly all the legal business
in the Brooklyn Police Courts; but having been ac-
cused of being Secessouist he proved the contrary
by enlistng us a common soldier and is now doing
duty US such in Camp Murphy.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR coURT-sPKcaL TERx-snpr 1a-Bsisss
Justice WBIrs.
DECISIONS.
Hickok agt. Mayher.-Atachment granted.
Flynn sg flynnMoon part Of the plaintiff for slins
nv denied
Fatchd sgt Canning, Brooks at. Sans, Monroe syt
Same Field agt Nesch Orders granted.
Frsdck sgt Cumming. Lsrned sgt same, Townsend sgt
Same. Injunction granted.
GRSERAL TERn.-SEPr. IL.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Notes for the October Term Of this Court ost b
ded with tho Clerk before the 18th inst
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Loss or THE SNIP PEAsroa.-Messrs. 5. ;. Gii-
pin. Merchants Exchange Reading Room, have re-
ceiyed information that the ship Phantom OF Boston,
from San Francisco for Hong Kong, was lost on tho
llth of January last on Prato's Shoals. A part OF
the crew arrived at Hong Kong, and British war
steamer has gcns for tLs remainder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
Proclamation By Governor Pierpont Of
Virginia.
The following proclamation LAS been issued by
NE Union Governor OF Virginia:

WRESTLING. w., Sept o 1902.
fsIOw CITzENs: II necessary for defense that i'm
mediate steps be- for mole perfect orshzatop and d
Clip uhng Of tbs militia Of the sesea coLe ~ which the
Asnoy the reorgauire shte Government ~ recognized
smsn fofce Of rebel Cavalry have cIo'.ed the country
Yea ne houTteins lie river They nave come among
s MOI WIZ suy expectation Of peIna "Iuy suJeot M Viz
tna 70 ne LeohsT Government bot 70 sea or bors Do
ICY puDie and pysDopeTty, create alfn ano confusion
ana ueh sA7 Scross tie nouLtsnh Win hch piuLder
tsbey can carry sway WIN better ogauizaon of our
"isis ioee rev reo1te could have driven them In
dssrtc- from the soil.
W" shall be constantly liable these raids until We
fs!esH 70 protect ourselves Every true mac without 10
tsfo 70 bsi sfs Who 10 Sbla 20 handle gen. thOud enrol
oAessa "a NIs A.a2tt ~ ,eipalsxI eswpssy, am hntei
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COURT CALESDAa-Tss DAT.

SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TERa.-4ls non
enumerated Calendar will he called ~
SuPRgaE CoCRT-CIRcUIT-Part Nos. 3Dl
l2s 1871 '7t3 ia 1895 les7 1871 AIS. 2ll3 2.os l2i
9113 pm zl25 2335 2343 1885, 1855 2373 PART II -Nea
sa, ls 5.2 40 SIS 66st sOs $40 I62, $780, lilo, lo
40 1914 zoos 2cl6 2024. 1ts. 2lS5.
The oher Courts viii be IN seson I'LL the krst MONDAY
Ia O,tob
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COURT-sEPr l2--Befors The HcB. CsAs
L. DAILY, Acting Surrogate.

THE WILL OF L. p. cHRIS1r.
Tho probate of this will has been on before Judge
DAILY Tor two days The viii 10 offered by the sIsedtors
M-sr. p O. Qsfk Peter Gils-y. ard John Ns,hs's on
brh, Of Ms Mary Chty second wife Of the drcessed
Il is contested By hi. irs, wife formerly hs Hut son
who sim thst though fepst-d deses'ed sad hsr.u were
nsrer divorced further that undue ibHuence brought 10
bear upon the deceased vino signed the viii while In state
Of insanity. .,.
that Of the subcrbpg wtnesses Mr. ClNk ana
Mr. Cnansu IN the the former told hf Cnn~y
that be drawn the viii 10 accordance With bis directions
add resd through clear Of voice. MI Chrsy NAH
ing such he dee ned during The reading
he va and collected s.d In perfectly sane condition
Some her testimony taken and the case ad'eurrs4
The viii OF Sarah Moore admitted TO pfobs'e.
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Rnonllrs CIR MoRr.LIrY-The total nnmber

BUOOhLYN CITY NoRftLIff.-IHt IVI'u HIuUeT
Of death. Brooklyn l0i week was io9 from tae following
.,. Cu..r tu,n.uia aid marasHg., p each, con-ump
tio d. nfarmston of brain no. Group y deoi ny fahfu
.lor, ml fnson of bowels each scar, "Ne' Co sese
80, nr,unIson Of lung eacn, diopsy aud typhoid
ever each; oy EMERY di,rhrs disease Of heeri pa N tue
biz A. hyd phalue and ppersnce chi diphtnra
, ,rr coie-4 morhus Drowned. tuberculosis, disease
Of luys broncbis disc of liver, agd cancer osch
Inflammation Of oub inflammation u bladder .uhocafiol
noiso. brn- fcyer, scrofi1 sprac. ui-as, toetAinS
,,hoopi, II cough each o. males thee nere %; ienscs
TO- Under year II 49,. 81, betseon and ~ years, %.
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The North American Outward gonnd.

MONTREAL, Saturday, Sept ~, loO1'
Tie steamship North Am-rean sailed from Quebec
for Liverpool at $40 this morning. She has II
cabin aud AZ Storage passengers.
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Yesterday No 33i Grand street uqol tito oody of
Ri. Fix beth Marshall who her death under The
following ciscalptnes On Saturday evenng she gt-
ine ire and % make bnl NOR rsad poured upon II a
quantity Of Kerosene OIL This caused the banes 20 burst
wth agony, mhri INTO the street oyDs os hclp. When the
flames that bad developed her XIII gui-hed,
f1ghtluly injured aud survived few hous Deceased
YVES years +ge she had been fox many y.A resdent
Of Wi an.bu.h ami loases young family 70 mourn her
sad lO-s.
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The Woman. Central Association of Relief for

The Wornan's Central Association Of Refer Tor
the Army dosr. .ckno~odse receipt OF ale following con
tribD,ions;
Mr.. Ingerson Of Rome flO Mri G. Suydsm, 80, w.
A. Smith, US; IL j. s'ieo, rI'oi ! - oipsI, -,
Irying Gnnpe $780, s1dirS Rsle' A,sociitio, Of hni4
$50; A. A. Ste~srt Co., slyOi kf,. j. Z. 0rc.n .IV9
Mrs s'uyyessn, $40; Mrs Dan l.. Roy. t3pi mis n
nl,g,lsud a.. H. 8 H. go; Lady, S5; hom fot ~
ron SO. ME- 4 a. North rs G. gsf.oil IRE phsna
County. 42e miss Nheelwiistt, 81 Ms o.. 's,9 v,
IS T. IS Dana flG: r. g. n. aid fnead. s.oi mts ~
seign,an 81 , Miss T.. Nhcewnrht, 80 rtir.i; ~
Mr.. r. d. Hart s5i soldiers Relief Association o. f'n''
tIOo \ r. Collins S2S; lsdie. of Sta,tshgrk, rx!o
49, HOWARD POTTER Treasurer.
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SiSGULAE DEATH OF Az lSFAsf.-NorOnel Nor
ris ,d pa1c,, yesterday, at No $50 Wsl"onh street.
pon the three months OF age the rhid o.
Mr. q Nsi which accidentally drowned In tub OF
wser appear. that the mother having occasion 10 leave
her pparlmri psc TIE e. ia n cha,ge Of hcr VII .
i've Year, The boy Al IN ches win Ne inis ~
his aru aud la asleep h fppci rom his LAP ana iil Into
tub continuing small quantity or voter not much more
thsn .ufc-n TO The bottom On The T-tu Of lie
mother cue found the boy asleep md the child dead She We
lu.t fntc wsa gTei. verdict Of sanocouon. by Hrc4
drnsy falling into tue OF water, wa foFdced ~ the
Jury.
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ncutb M m n, -. senator.

TREsr0y n. j., Saturday, sept 10 lth--
The Hon. John X. Thomson, u. s. Senator. died
at bis residence in Princeton at an early hour after
midnight. His official term would have expired on
the 4tl Of March.
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ALLEGED GRAND LARcESY.--On Saturday, Caths.
zine Dooey residing No l95 Fat Seventeenth street,
res.d ana taken before Justice Kelly cha gd with stealing
$40 thr lropsy of Nm. H residing Ola Bridge N
j. The accu ed was committed for further nslion
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPxcrAL TEss-sBrr l2-Befers
Justice WHITE.
DECISIONS.
Aspinwal1 &c., sgt. Lawrence. &C.; Same agt
same Orders Of publication grated Claim ss Abbott
Attachment granted
A,piuwaIl at Ferris-Order of reference granted
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT on 4 FERRY BolT.-Nn.
Mary ounn residing at No Al Gold stiert seriously
injured saturday OF the Cnhaine f. yboa The
boat ia coming ito the slip struck orcbly sgsHst the
tenders cansinq ME- nn TO fall under horses feet The
animal becoming frehsened, pied upon her AMI rstur.d
sJm- OF limbs She in cha by Officer 81
Forty second Precinct AID conveyed residence
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SUPREME COURT-CHAsBxss-Sspr D-BsfoO
Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS
Joseph Hoffman agt. james Van Nostrand.-At
tahn.nt to issue bss In $500 unless the Sheriff return
the exec uon ~ ten days - - -.
James Butler sz Andrew J. Smi.hMotion denied, with
$40 costs.
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The Grocsrs, Regiment.

The Committee appointed ct the meeting OF
grocers aud others connected with that trade, held
at the Wsl-street Saesroom," on the 10Th inst,
to assist the Government in procuring to serve
in the Army of the United States, and 10 Obtin sub
schptiop, Of money for that purpose, met on Ssur-
day, the 18Th ins and organized by tie appointment
of
Mr. Jonathan Sturges. Chairman.
Mr. Nilism A, Booth. Treasurer.
Mr. Charles y. Beebs. Secretary
Subscriptions TO the fund may be handed TO the
Treasurer or 10 either member OF the Committee, viz
Jonathan Stuigss, william Booth,
u. u. SheTmsn, Ceorfe Moler.
Charles Rurkhsi'er, Csofrs w. Lane,
Franca " Bsbcock james X. Place.
Francis ssifdy, Charles D. bcebe,
John J. Van Nostrsnd. J. hHch
John ID. McKsnEis, n. Denton smith
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FILL IRON A SEcoSD-sroRY WIsDow.--Mrs.
Ellen Machn, reiding in Twenty.hrst street. Third
avenue, accidentally f.l fsom secondsory window on
bet eight Injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15

Tux BousrIrs.-The Committee OF rhe Board Of
Supervisors, Vi Kings County, have paid ,'i0
bouuiies during the pact eight days. Previous TO
that they paid $40 making 3 total Of 4,7l6 up's
this date.
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NEw.JERsEY ITEMS.

1BE LATE MURDER AT SEAcAucus-VERpfcT OF
INK JUar.-The inquest on The body Of John Elsele,
who was murdered on the highway, at Seacancus,
on Tuesday morning last was concluded before Coro-
ner Bohnstedt Of Hobokep, yesterday afternoon.
Additional evidence of two witnesses was taken,
Cornelius Hoconb and Joseph Sturges, who
were Mt the bali at Enge bracht's. and identified
George Washington Masters 40 the soldier who WAS
there and had hs face backed in Imitation OF whif-
kers. They knew nothing out the murder, neither
did they see any fighting. The Jury rendered the
following verdict:
ave find That John Eisele came 70 bis death by
wounds Inflicted on bin, causing fracture OF the
skull. We aro ind that these wounds wero msde
By George Washington Masters with an ak, while
deceased was walking on the Patterson Plank Road,
in or near place called seacsncus, on Tuesday
morning, the 9Th day Of SEPTEMBER inst. and we
further recommend that the Governor be requested
to offer reward for the apprehension OF SAID muir
derer"
The officers have not been able to obtain any trace
OF the wheresbout OF Masters since Tuesday after
noon last.
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First EEw-JERs.Y CAvALRY-Cor. WYyDAx.--
Col Percy Wyndsm, whs has been come time y
prisoner In the bands ofthe Rebels, having been re-
leased, has arrived in Jersey City, where he viii
main several days experimenting the raisog of re-
cruts for bis noble regiaent. This gallant officer,
supposing ne mad been exchanged, has since bis lib
GRAFTON been participating ia the recent battles la
Virginia, bat now finds be was released on parole,
and consequently has left the field until an exchange
is effected and he is free from rsstrsint. In the
meantime be win devote his energies 70 filing up
the ranks Of his regiment, now somewhat depleted.
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Subscriptions 10 the fund may be handed 10 The
Ii u eiIhnr OF the Coumiiiee VII.
LOCAL MILITARY uATTFHs.

The United States stcam-;rsnspoh United States,
Capt. Knapp, arrived on Saturday from Washing
ton ID. c., in 40 hous, with 6oOOO muskeis, oon-
rigned TO Col Tomrkins, U. s. Qaarternaster. for
Tie neNv rerlnenfs
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A curcK Upon VOLUNTEERING.

Brooklyn, have been compelled 10 case paying the
bounty Of IS, for the want of funds. lhey say
that a very large number Of men may yet DO Re-
cruited in tho Fourteenth Ward if money 20 pay the
extra bounty can be obtained. The Committee az
peal to the wealthy citizens OF the other wards
to help them ia this emergency.
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Mr.. Jonathan Sturges, Chairman.
nr. Wilii.m A. Booth. Treasurer.
Mr.. Charles y. Beebs, Secretary.