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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

FOR THE APPROPRIATE TREATMENT CT E,cH GRADE n.
CATALOGUE. TlETRrATsgsT PROPER ron rnE L.Esu,
WILL DESTROY THE sAALLs.r.
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6ewina Hlacbincs.

A SLWlNG-MACIllNE for EVERYBODY
the Newly OK State Fsir recently held at hochester
cd toe practical utility apdity and efficiency Of
.r penioies'- % Running stitch 81 sing Machine BY
aiul. u INC hrst premium. For particulars address
Mmo. DEMOLESr No 4q3 Broadway
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Da. c. " GK.Sr-DraS 81: shall ta,e much pleasure
in showi III. witch you sent me l. the Syrn, 4
1870 porch SD iron snOiher qlsres, but the vinss
iiJ uut grow sid q"tioned you he be., rnethodi
nskilS - time The Gussef was 20 buy youy
The result 10 ts season aOuncant crop Of Delsyuse
aud K-becc (which ihe L'nisi' -- deserved p.mion)
on you. vine ~ IL yet from those that have
two YEAR 0uger plsniol. fo.r tine o. purchase
y-sr CT rsnt more Of ,our yirer and me best thi
YOU tin t-il IL sh4 remove tees 10 p pare berta
according 10 your cif-c.ons.
YK1H iHH Ksy DR. WILCOX oY READING, MASS.
pT O.AST; Ne voted ~ the Island ted Delightful
to b. tep ard Of tito Tie
Cong .-iionaiis,.
desire ay yog h,t tie vines that b-uzh Of you
the >, n have done vriy hn-y. The D-awrs DissA
Anna. q. sgs AID K.b-cca have iIon eight 10 Ten
while irse hat rocufcc ee"heIe aud teesd 10 10
same name, have q %, made hsf so lnuca.
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Dr. GRANT Dear Sir: take great pisasurein scknoslslg
in- M &C. Il yGi. had Ida OF sgc
n } show tpsir ability to perform what promisA
iu.. ike te.e hso s.t lnseSd u me te st9ned
*. Ia euli never grow. Stsie would have BED
h,s. be-, III ri ably n.Dagsri fer and you viii b
b. tn lc, people having los all confidence
yme1. oucn vres yours ~i tend 20 restore II "a
(, wi, take long time To oud Up = broken down filth
rRoa JUDGE Bsl6s.
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TIE TRIBUNE

Ne"sIOIk.
" In order 10 pare book AZ ne hands ! eU>rg c,p1
ny 0 toiec' In azure ,fTi'e cad u fteyy Teadsr ~ "a
sBelkey eouHfry turns The 1RiBtSg icdf sead
5Copie- for a., postpeid-S 50Ifby express.
~ Copies ioT 81 poet ps1--S3 ~ il by express.
q GOpie' iof 30 pps,pad-S1 % IL by exTess.
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Isaly y,u" wM H. WILCOX;

NKw-MIFonp, Conn.,. Oct J. Iea
Or C. w. GRsST-D oD.y s.t down 10 order Lad.
bit val .sy yuu III t.- vins which ordered 81
You thl,- wears since Lsss done well. The D-svNs ~
49, ui, wnic Is gr-y superior to In, that s,s
before tsEed IN tlst had If this Ie
SU Now you AL! tn. lengthy com
ugpc4Ou wArl lte 1t b. osnDo fofheeR
PEA, prie oil the Delaware , In tsct for tia, ere
riin- Dhh nov b-s Ing fee that am fully comlcntsfee
fof tie TWEEN d0..s.s eE you iu tns co..cion.
Ifuly yCuss OEOROE c. WELLS,
NrN Mnfnrd Conn
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DR. C. w GKsHT-Deo' >rs l have jos. received you
Iu.tred Ca,e ur -dfion. which have perssed xth
much inier-,t nj Of your yioes complete
NY TELLS You may bee Interested N knowing that ihs De-
a.sr- yine .ix ~ which procured of you yeu
sso lest Spring, done splrndJy osgowiDg ssyhas
a. on my %. 4is-s yieain. sesruty i've bunch
of th, dcliciou. u who l. certainly superior 10 rcho
and pifesaag favor any gap. tia; have ever brss
,sted. vrTy rep. c.!uily ypu's. o. A. bkfAN
FKos TIE EDfIoR OF A LEADING WESTERN ASAcuLrrAAl
PAPER.
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GToLEN PIANO SCALE.-Some one having
entered tho Eiauo Rooms Of the Lutte ORONESrtES
HALE. fhI fday ni.t AID taken h-feia splendid
new PIANO StALt which has created such .nyisb.e "a.
element The past among all tao Oh
consequently feel COM relied To bring enrr SEW
SCALE. and have decided 20 CLOSE OUr tho ENTIRE
STOCK made om tho lat scHlc. consisting Of nearly 200
NEW PIANOS ol different styles at great bar and we
invite srTs, tGle, and the public exunne hese One
roh-ion,d nsruinent5 q; No 40 Broadway Eow.York
- HALE "a
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tkYA rHs bon. G. C0iiiPP.
fUkTADg. " L.. ioluubia Co

Dr. c. W. GRAST bile seLGlug order FOX win "a
lotpeag 1yr.sng is .utirc ,afscion which hose
purchased I'll given by their growth Many ire
seut persons have ye1 them. aud all thc hess
and eldii growth
sarsy ,ig aetoti.h-d e. for a. soon as I
h pats Ano~ what such h,a hy frir orous coud
dos and noby have tLey do"e u: planted them with ny
baDdt ssd tIcssed hrm good vines de,oye aud
challenge syy one 10 O,ai me IN tAe result Del.rs UnGs
eyes. NO. J. short lrriej well iget,i wood nine fstt
healthy leaves iiomt 10 bottom and my
mae nng-r when a. not Of the suia Alnd ID t.A sinSs
eye, ~ ret aud layers - feet aud al generous sound -
henry " ard BttcarI's sermons.
when nat read your siaogue and di5 carefully
American graps VINE wer from sao can ges
s.t sush via - L- ousm to have. l. viii not cost ngeh
20 Gske up cigO Tor all know what knd 81 'nc
VIII gut OF " have = cated handsome Cat
around sewn aud coantfy Uat they alos WON
out
Excuse my writing. | AIN German. and speak language
hsas vines uader'tand. shheesh rot good Eose
Ps-Oss whole couaty 10 well calculated for fruit, NJ
especially for tie Sine.
These letter, all published lone eIeepted) wIboipe
mission Of III, writers but ali have general o. well 'IsA
interest to ouyaors Of the vine
have others that less nsrucive but e" P'ea''h
In WI account, are gven Of the failure Of the viDes r
but Ia all such she directions Of the esa'
Iorao have been departed ron. Such few, TOT M
per.on. no rurhaso do IL feeling that they HevI0
sb. and worthy OF the attention which they need The e
oguo hs. prepared with tho greatest care to meet
Of sl vino d.se to purchase AID manage viss' Ahs
one who reads with attention need fail Of si'snns 'ns o."
results noted 10 the Letter {. W. o'1AN'
lous, nssI PeeAsAiL
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Or. c. W. Gs.Nr Pleas .rud, tor the ssDp-, Lusse6
Cstai, gus. SlA d t.ai ieu.
IJI u,y that IN the Fall Of 1889 you ssrt
FIRE D-Awar trf Us the oDs e that class cold 4,
tti ecton. F-;rivec "A novewb-r and planted nms
fsy bot my Dorc-r s.shossh Of sue en-, depth ard
ricnbess not 80 thoroughly cop)fstsc lnto ole hoo
g~be0u- uass' c. sBd the nst season made
sn,s cane VI osly zen crt AID Mt br st. pped. did ps
rip T., wood through T.. length AID 4; led bach cons
Rby li,-zns. Tn q made
Of L. ct aud tbs Other Of u frowih leaves than
foot "a daulsier.
The ps.e.,on prunsd the lopgs % as TO take
OF from IL, and used the other grew five lay
otn The tat week Ia August stopprd the for 10
At "A iceL Ih- leaves his season sifiager.
Many VI ny nes 1nt q ihs vine, AID, IN ur
prize ash Low II cco. that sir which areoder nsts
far r-s vigorous rrO"tt lay TO thshr-t pr,pas you
b. des ~ n sou osscd ali the way oeDteI AID
Dot mined T. NIKE Vi at irs.t, thee feet depth d
good w-efhned .' Thea se' vines where did and
I'd ol t1ire 9r.s yeu viii not part with them for Se
each. Respectfully, J. A. SCRANTON
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PnMER,S
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOOKS am,

a SCHOOL sTAIloEE8Y.-We ar, rrepsrsI - o au.
Schools With everything qa,i;e la .Ls way q, mons
STATIONERY on the ulos h5sra terms CntsosYas - ~
sppic4 lon HOVE FEkaY, Bookseller. and Sso n On
GA Stand, No IS Bowery. \. Y N ''a'i"heis'
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LrROM 14iE PRESS OF
j. B. LIPPINCOTT G. Co.
y K ] > r z
a NOVEL limo. Al.

HAHMOND'S MILITARY HYGENE. A Treatise Of
Hygiene with special 10 the Military service Is,
vi liam A. Hammond, Surse0DGeDesai U. ). Army. III
PreH'l
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Attention VOl,snleers!!

WITH Capt. \. II. Martin. Of Monroe.
l. have authority from the Secretary of
War, and approved by Gen. Taylor. t."
enlist men under Is or over 10 years of age
for three years or the war. The COM
pauics must have not less than 81 privates
each and if Il sufficient number be raised
they will be organized into n Battalion or
Regiment, and the field officers appointed
nv the President. Under this authority we
can raise ten companies, and gentlemen in
other parishes ar invited to cooperate with
us in raising enough to make up IL RcGi-
mcnt. Persons wishing to raise compari-
les are referred to the above instructions.
But they must report to me rithin thirty
days. as ut that time my authority will
cease. and ! will report to Gen. Taylor.
The companies will elect the company
officers, all persons under Is or over 81
wears of age who wish to avoid being
conscripted have a chance t" enter new
organization where everything is open L"
them. No one wishes To be sent TO n camp
of instruction, and l can only give the
choice for thirty days. So don't de!ny.-
Tho Conscript Act has been extended TO T.,
and you may expect. in a few days, an
order TO go to camp. You arc certain to
hc called fer. I wish to raise Il company
in this parish, and any person Wishing to
Join with me, will find lists ut the Post
Office in Greenwood, and at Balls Drug
Store in Shreveport. W. FLOURNOY,
Shreveport La, net. 10th. 1Sti2. IT
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$50 Reward.

~ Runaway from tho undersigned
on the 4th inst, in the neighborhood
~ Of Kingston. De Soto Parish
STERLING, a mnlatto maA, aged about
~ years: about five feet eight inches high
weighs about 200 pounds ; slow spoken
is bytradc blacksmith. For the past5 years
he has been working ut his trade at Keachi
La. We will give $50 for his apprehension
and delivery to us, or $25, if lodged in Jail
where we can get him.
l.. & Il. JACOBS,
Oct loft Shreveport, La.
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A Victory in Missouri! !
Hcnd9uortcrs, Field, Elk Horn, !
October !. 1852.

'clODer !, 1000.
To Major Gen. Il. c. Hindman.
Generals: Colonels Cooper and
Shelby repulsed the enemy, 1000 to
5000 strong, at Newtonia on the IS
Sept, killing $50. capturing Us
prisoners; number Of wounded not
known. The enemy, commanded by
Brig. Gen Solomon, fell back as far
rs Sarcoxie, distance of fifteen
miles, which place they now occupy
in considerable force, having been
reinforced from Kansas. The entire
force at Sarcoxie is from Kansas.
The prisoners taken are of the 9th
Wisconsin. Solomon's bra@ regi-
ment.
The enemy still occupy Spring
fl Id and Mt. Vernon. with 1000 at
Crane Greek, twenty miles South
of Springfield.
Respectfully, your obedient serv't.
JAMES S. RAINS,
RriSadier General.
Adviccs from Springfield are to
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uegr~ men, ui 800 each. ~
DESCRIPTION.
LEONARD, about II years old bright mu-
lst,o; about six feet high, very straight,
active and quick spoken. Took off three
coats two pr. pantaIo ons and shirt ; had ON
soft felt hat when he left.
CHARLES. nulatto, aged about 40 years,
about five feet pine or ten inches high,
stout built, weighs about 1sOlbs. Black
smith by trade-in,elligent.
1.rD, dark, about 50 years old (perhaps
J more), stou; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about
l4O, slrewd and cunning.
SAM. about % years of age, grietfe about
! five feet ten inches, weighs about 14O or $50
pounds. Barber and body servant Reads
and writes-spelIs badly When ordered
| general reply is ''all right
All of said slaves left OH the Attn inst.
Leonard belongs 70 Geo I. Pitts; Charles
! and Lud to L;.nzelot Phillips; and Sam to
Thos. ID. Carruth-all living near Mans
field, DtSo,o Parish, La.
octl4-tt GEO. l. PITTS.
Louisiana Democrat and Ouatchisa Reg
, .s,er copy and send bills to Lewis Philips,
Mansfield, La.
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Office Of Chief Engineer,
Southern Pacific h. r. COMPANY.

W0rsH07, 7cyoS, Sept. 30, 1862.
CEALED proposals will be received, at
- this Office, until the 18th of October
next, for cross-ties delivered on the line vi
railroad between JoneSviilc. Texas. and
Shreveport, La. And for the laying "t
Track. on the portion of the road ,ntin-
ished. between the sane points. (about %
miIcs) scaled proposals will be received,
until he :;Gth of October next. Spccitica-
tons tor cross-rics and track lavin. c.r71 be
seen at this office. r.. \. RLASCH,
Chief Engineer Southern Pacific X. X. Co.
The Southwestern Will please copy.
uct?-tI
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Notice.

DY virtue Of authority vested in me,
ID have appointed the following named
persons. to receive cotton subscribed to the
produce loan" and to purchase and receive
cotton for account Of the Government. in cx-
change for its = per cent. Bonds: Mr.. j.
c. Elstner OF Shreveport for the Parishes OF
Caddo and BoSsier: MIR. JAS. W. Howard.
of.Aianstield, for the Parish Of D..Soto.
ULCER LAVE.
Shreveport, sept. %, '62-lm Agent &. s.
Southwestern, Caddo Gazette and Boesicr
Banner please copy.
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Rare Chance.
To be Sold Without Delay,
4 LARGE QUANTITY OF DRUGS,

Stl'CH AS MagneSia, Sulphate
- and Ca!cinated,
''roton Oil,
EhuL"rb in powder and whole.
Morphine eight tiag"ns,
Q';ininc. 100 ounces,
TincturcS,
Veterinary medicines.
Cruisers of all kinds
Mortars. chin, and marble,
Scales.
At the French Pharnarv Of
DIR. L. i'AtLIN.
81. Denis street.
oct i-2t-eci Nntchi,oches La.
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Wanted to Purchase.
Oct. loft

A HOE & cos Bed and Platcn Job
n Printing Press, (Scth Adams ratent)
commonly called an Alligator Press
Also six or twelve good upper and lower.
Presses must be in good working order.
Persons having the above for sale. can
hear Of a cash purchaser, by addressing the
undersigned, anil stating price
JOHN DICKINSON.
Oct. iO-tt Shreveport, La
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I. TUESDAY, OCTOBER Il. 1862.
Official.

Headq'rs Camp Of Instruction West La,
MONROE, La, Sept. -, 1862 )
Special Orders.
The advertisement Of Capt. T. G. Lewis,
headed Look here Conscripts!'' is entirely
Unauthorized. No Conscripts can be en-
listed by him, and all who may have joined
him will report to their proper enrolling
officer, in person.
BY order of BRIG. GEN. BLANCHARD.
A. l.. BiLLSOLY. A. 4 A. Gcn1.
Gazette and Southwestern copy three
tines octlA-3t
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Lost.

DORT MONEY containing thirty Ave DO
i lars, between Mrs. Epps' and Shreve-
port. on the eth Of October. 1t also con-
tanned two notes Of hand. both drawn to ne.
One payable by j. NJ. Stars mt Winsho-
rough Texas th.. other - Wilson, of
Upshur county. Texas Any person find
ing the same will he literally rewarded by
leaving the same at the News office.
J. LANDON.
octld-2t~ Black jack Grove. Texas.
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Office Semi-Weekly News. J
SHREVEPORT, La, :
Tursduy, OctObcr 4, 1862. J
SHREVEPORT

The Houston Telegraph says -
We learn that some dozen Federals
went up tn. Calcesieu AS high as
Lake Charles two days since, and
captured a militia Captain and an
other officer. They took small
steamboat They staid all night and
went down the river the next day.
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GuRlslniths Wanted.
WYE want 30 or 40 GUNSMITHS i'm
w mediately, to fill Government con-
tract for the State of Texas, for 900 guns
to work in the
Ncv Gan Factory
Of Short. Biscoe &. Co., Tyler, Texas. The
most liberal wages will be paid for good
workmen.
aug2G-2m SHORT, BISCOE g. co.
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Everybody Wants

FNNELOPES, Letter Paper. and Com
IL fedcrae. Note Counterfeit DctectorS
Cal ut the News viiic.
Oct:;-tf
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stationery.
Texas Stage & Livery Stable.

Texas Stage d Livery Stable.
On HVam 81. opposite tile Iarun-
d0A Hotel.
TNHE proprietor has been to great
Il expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con-
vcnient to the Steam boat landing.
4iorses will be boarded by the day,
week or month, on the most reasona
bic terms. Persons visiting Shreve-
port or going to New Orleans, by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
he we'll attended to. Only give him
call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL.
no 39--ly. \. k1MBLE,
jui.G;;l2 Agent.
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Confederate BONDS
Wanted.
YNHE undersigned will purchase few
l. thousand dollars i'll Confederate bonds
ii offered immediately.
septl2-tf JONAS robson.
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For Sale.

AT JONES' FOUNDRY. Bar Iron.
~ Cast and Blister Steel, Hardware, Cut
lery. Tools. Files, &c. Copperas, Alum.
Saitpetre. &c. Sept. lott.
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Rama w ay.

DR. 400 REWARD offered for ~
DfOO the apprehension of four
uegr~ men, ul 900 each. ~
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The Liquor. Dealers Stntc Convention.

Syracuse, n. Y. Tuesdey, Sept. 30 1862
The State Convention OF Liquor Dealers ASSEM-
bled i'll this city to-day.
Ire Convention met nj VOORHEES, Hall, and was
called 10 order at II o'clock noon.
The Hon. =. W. Eggs was chosen permanent
President and made an able and eloquent speech in
defense of constitutional righis" Tie was fire.
quenly interrupted during its delivery by enthis-
astic applause.
On call of the roll being made, lg7 delegates
answered TO their names. nearly every county IN
the State being represented.
The Convention repudsted all partisan feelings
in its deliberations
Horatio Seymour was unanimously nominated for
Governor and ID. Il. Floyd Jones for lisnsenani-
Governor, amid loud aud enthusiastic cheering.
Among the resolutions adopted were the follow
ing:
Resos-sd Tha. this Convention epudatiug ali party ps'
sad d.syOw ING snanglng alliances Win nsy Ioc u
organization do plant the Contribution OF the .
United and Cons ption Of the State OF New iofs
and that will sisisn any for ofce vho sets ~
sny bss law by which The nights Of the people ssa be de-
fined.
Re,oed Tia, TIE electors Of ,h. sts,e who oppo'cd
and Of this tine more
than upon give their support 70 'uch csnddsi
ouly IN ell parts Ss,s opPosed to the edtn
purpose. irmic the rights guaranteed by ias Con'ii
tuition
State Committee was formed, number OF
speeches were msdo, aud the greatest snihusiasia
prevailed. 80.
The Convention sdjournod OF o'clock his even
INK with nine ro1sing cheers for Seymour and Jones
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
THE FRENCH In POSSESSION OF Ia SOLEDsB
They Hold Communication Between Vera
Cruz and 0rizaba
REPORTED DEATH OF GEN. 1ARAGOzA. OF FEVER.

The French sloop-ofwar Forfait arrived at this
port yesterday morning, with war news from Vera
Cruz to Sept 10.
The French had taken possession OF place called
La Soledsd, situated between Vera Cruz and Orr.
zaba and had garrisoned it with the second corps Of
Zouaves. Their object in this is to secure COMMUNE
cation between the two cities.
The news at Vera Cruz was that the typhoid fever
was making dreadful ravages in the ranks Of the
Mexican army, and that Gen. zaragoza had died Of
the icourge. 1t WAS also said that his successor
would be either Gen. ComonfoniOr Geo. Oriega.
Con. Forey, the Commander-in.Chief Of the
French army in Mexico, had stopped at Ma liquc.
on his way to Vera Cruz, aud was expect TO ar
rive at that city in day two on board the frgafe
Turenne. The march of the army upon Mexico was
expected to take place toward the middle Of October.
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Funeral OF Gen. Nelson.

LOUISVILLE Tuesday, Sept 30. 1861.
Tho funeral of Gen. Nelson took place to-day.
The corpse was incosed in an elegant metallic cas-
ket The following officers acted as pal-bearers:
Major-Gens. McCook, Critteuden, and Granger;
Brig. Gems. Jackson and johnson; Capt. jenkins,
Chief of Staff, and other staff officers.
The procession formed at the Gait House at
o'clock. 1t was composed Of cavalry, artillery, and
about seven regiments Of infantry. There was in
addition a company from each of the old divisions
the gallant Nelson commanded. The remains were
taken to Christ Church. where tie Rev. DR.. Talbot
oflicsed, assisted by the Rev. Messrs. Newell and
LANCE.
Mr.. Talbot delivered an eloquent address. After
the ceremony had been performed the remains were
conveyed to Cave Hill Cemetery and placed in Il
vault until they can be removed to Camp Dick
Robinson, according to Gen. Nelson's request.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Southern Ncws-Eeporss from Charleston
md Richmond.
FORTRESS MONROE. Monday,

FORTRESS MONROE, Monday, Sept. %. 1861.
The steamboat Canonicus arrived TINS mornipg
with the liSih New-York Regiment. The regiment
is fail, aud is fine body Of men. They go to
Suffolk to-day.
Three hundred patients left the Chesapeake Hos
ptal to-day for New York.
The flag of truce boat Metamora returned from
Asens Landing to-day, without accomplishing her
msnded mission. She brings down Surgeon John
SON but not of prisoners yet nearly 300 are
on their way TO Aikens Landing and 700 more are
NJ Richmond ready to come as soon as the Govern.
ment sends on the required documents
The Charleston Mercury of the 18th inst, says
that there are grounds for believing that the enemy
arc sending heavy re.enforcements to Hilton Head
sul along the shores of Broad River. Pinckney
Island ia now occupied by a large body of troops
The Richmond Examiner of the Goth inst. SAYS
that Gen. Bragg, with 10000 men, is at Glasgow
Junction, ana that Gen. Rousseau has gone to meet
nm.
Tie Norfolk Union regards the defeat Of gGen.
Brages army certain and says that there are 2O0,-
coo Union troops between Nashville aud Louisville.
The Salt bill has passed in the Virginia Legs
laiue.
bil! has passed the Confederate congress,
authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue
copper coins Of tie denomination of five ten, and
twenty-five cents, to the amount Of five millions OF
dollars, and appropIiatug two hundred thousand to
any the act into effect.
The desth Of Capt. George w. Allen Of Rich
mcnd, fiom wounds received at Malvern Ill., is re-
ported
An army officer from Suffolk, this afternoon, re-
ports all QUOT in that neighborhocd, and says that
u,immedale attack from the Rebels is Anticipated
o. present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
ADVANCE FROM SIGEl's CORPS.
AN EXPEDITION TO wARRENToN'
Capture Of Twelve Hundred Rebels
Skirmish at Warrenton Junction.
DEFEAT or THE REBeIS-cApTURE OF STORES
Pnrr.pnIpHrA. Tuesday. Sept 30. 1885,

Pu,r.psIpHrA, Tuesday. Sept 80. 1859
The Warrington Star of this evening says;
Gen. Sieel moved out upon our immediate front
.ome DAVIS since. Gen. Sigel has just telegraphed
that day Gen. Stahs advance brigade took tho
town of Warenton and made prisoners Of ], 200
Rebels. Gen. Stahl yesterday went to Salem and
White Plains where he found trace of the enemy.
They sre, however, in force at Culpepper Court
House. the present northern terminus Of their rail.
road connected with Richmond. Yesterday the
cavalry of that force advanced on Warrenton
doubtless inthe hope OF relieving their force there
party left Gen. Sigels headquarters on Thurs
day morning last, and halted at Brstow Statiow on
Friday morning. They proceeded thence to War
reaton Junction, where they met considerable
force OF the enemy.
There was a Cavalry Regiment Of Rebels and
one Battery of Artillery After few rounds the
enemy skedaddled Our force cal tlred eight wagons
loaded with Qasriermsster and Commissary stores.
.ud several mules, and brought them off.