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THE GATE CITY.

Gen. Haailerk aad The lowa SECOND
The following letter from Con. IAlleck
to Coy. Kirkwood explains itself:
Headquarters Dept Of Mo-, l
St Lo~m, Feb. %.
HIS Erceiyeacy s, y. Esrk,cooa, Gonano,
Of lo,ca, Dss Names:
GOVERNOR Yotr istter of the 18th
instant. in relation 10 Brigadiss General
Hamilsoa's order eressafssk the Second
Iowa regiment of infantry, is just recsiyAd,
1t freSaeptlY becomes neces1nrt TO punish
. regiment FOR the Acts Of IL. individual
members, where the regiment itself does
net expose and give up the guilt, parties.
Such measure beaIs hard upon the in-
nocent, but is necessary to preserve order
and discipline. The destruction Of the
splendid anatomical and meteorological
museum at MeDowelfs College, was GER
tainly effectad BY members Of the Second
Iowa. They had been specially charged
with it's preservation, and sentinels Of that
regiment ware CONTINUALLY OH guard At
the entrances. (which had been securely
closed, and the officers had bsen directed
to take particular care Of it, as public
property. The regiment tselfwas. there
fore, chargeable with the act Of its mem
ben until 1t exposed the guilty par,ies.-
1t was not an ordinary act Of pillage, but,
coupled with the barbarous destruction of
models. was the robbery Of most valuable
specimens Of gold and silver ores Gen.
eral Hamiltcn's order, tnos che partic-
ular words used, but It's general char
acter,) was issued by my Instructions -
! assume the responsibility OF il. 1t is
my intention to punish crime, as we'll ~
to reward merit. censured the Second
Iowa 1t Mcdowell College, aud | took the
earliest opportunity to acknowledge its
bravery At Fort Donelson. As soon a.
can discover any one of the guilty parties
for punishment, will revoke the order of
censure. II beboovcs the authorities Of
the State, as we'll as the officers of this
noble regiment, 10 purge 1t Of the man
who committed tie outrage referred TO-
! an, certain, Governor, that on full
knowledge Of all the circumstances, you
will approve the course have pursued.
Very respectfully, your ob't sery't.
{Signsd4 II. NJ. HALIyCK,
Major General Commanding.
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srArr or Nav Yonx,

6rArr Nav YoRk,
City and County OF New York, -
CHAkLES J. MARTIN Presi-
dent and JOHN MCGEE, Secretary, Of the HoMs ls-
suRAscx ConrAHr. being severslly and duly sworn,
drpose and Say. and escii for hmscf says that The
reGoinx l. true. full and c0rFect statements Of tie
Affairs nf the said and that they are the
abevc desosabsd Os1crrs thereof.
(Signsd1 CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
(Signedl JOHN AcGkE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before this sd day Of Janu-
ary, A. .. 1859.
fL.S.l J. w. WAsHBURN,
Commissioner for lows IN New York
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

EUAL NUTICE.
To w. n Early, John Early, Augustus Cock. G. g.
Strong, Day 4 Bro:
You and each Of you are hsrsby nott1ed that theirs
Il now pn hle ia the once of he Clerk ofths District
Onuyt II LAe eonnty Iowa, nj Fort Madisss Ntition
OF Hiram barney CLAIMING Of you, W. n. Early, ths
sumo Of one huhdrsd sud any dollArs, With per
cost interest per annum, payable annually % Depey
dns on norteass made By you 70 CHARLES Mason. and
since assigned 10 said Hiram Barney dated 6eptebef
2oth las4 also estn~e against each Of ysn the lnr-
ciosur- Of said Mensuas5 s came berry npon Lot No.
eleht m II tlsct 0M tusared and fprty-et9ht
asths clty OF KAnkuk. Lee County. lows. for ihs
purese money and further sskinE Tor sale o. said
pFemises. and general relief.
And nnlsm ran sppsas and answer said petition on
before oflhe second day Of next term 81 ssid
fCourt N c9nm encS Pom Ma1lson tle esd n.0-
day OF May A. 1852 default will be entered again
you and udgmeni Sentssed thorson - pgsys4 tss -
said PsthicD. 9. u. I
fet45-d1m Attorneys III Plsinil6.
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Total Bonds. $4,000 90 $3s.3l25 so &Ss,3la so
<th Debts TO the company secured BY
Mortgages, being 6rst hes Of re-
cord on unincumbered real estate A,loo 80
9Th. Debts otherwise secured Trans on stock, viz
i st51EH rgs9 20 ggn3 Par val smk't ysl. A. tp.,
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Know ALL AKk ~ TINE PRESENTS. That the HonI
InseS 81 ne City Of New York DO here
by authorize any and oil Aeents that said Company
has, o. may hereafter have or appoint, IN the Sate Of
lows. for aBd % behaf Of ssi0 Company, 70 Accept
end ledge service Of al process whether esns
or hual, II aAy sction or pYocse6inG against sid
conea.s, - ~ e Ne casse Of $50 assts: An1 Il
hereby admlsd and that gad service Of the
procsss ssstesa aali b tsheM asa Aeid d - Vaid
sad sacisnt 10 tAat bthA The sAms - IL beyysd seen
aaids Co AecQtdinE t. the Laws AM prse&ce d. said
state O. ~ u1hef btAtes ans II NAIW6Nf vlt Ui
error by reason Of The such service u hass-
bg rtrfe6ily waived and felinquirhed
Wlthsas our hard asd ssal Of ~ oUnpany, THU
09d dsy II January, 1907 s
fRs9ssd1 CHA Niles =. MARTTN, PfesiAens
t6!gnsdl John HeGkR, seesstafy.
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II AW BOOKS.
~ essfy On Blls, Story on Psrtnershp ,0rssalsAls
f5Satlse, Dilton,s Digest. Just FssetxSl n as
ssstld OGDEN, bROWNkLL CO.
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Dr"You are little bear, madam. -
"Sr' "About the shoulders, mean.'
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ayr en., notor Ano "a Aae fa7 ~
ra... ta.a ~ .t,o.a ,,ncls ~ M
e,h NE" a. p..,,;,,as ia N
OH o, 800 $500. -.
-. n,en So a,,aaa ~. ~. c.m,.nx viz.
'A'' D"''A o' ~ 80
fat VAL INK tVai
200 shares fnGntx
Bank Ne" York. 10000 w *A,hooo W
30 shares Merchants
Bank. New York, 2r5oo 90 2,2oo w
30 shares Meiropoh-
tan Bank, 10. h.xoe 90 4,4oo w
80 shares Continent
III Bank, 7 ...,.. 5000 90 S,s25 90
40 shares Bank OF
America. j 49,. 1900 60 1900 70
80 shares American
Exchange Bank,
y, l..... 5000 90 1000 o.
So shares Merchants
Exchange Bank,
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w O. DANIELS, Agent,
GROCER
AND
PRODUCE DEALER,
Cor. ssh 4 Blsnae1u SIS, RECRUIT
dec HI.d1y
TYR. II. G. CLARK,

TYR. III. G. CLARK,
Ey1YOlOEAN AND SURGEON.
Offers his the citizens o. kso
kuk and the surrounding country In The cure Of Els
tnls In Ano. nemorrholds Ptlss, Proa psua Ami VI
cerAtions or the Rectum, and diseases 81 q similar
eharactef 3itkoutthe use OF the knie 10
the pxkicnt. s---z-z4s7
Those interested " III please call At my once and
bearing county reals certify 10
success In the cnTe Of thOse dtsAases,
WITH also refer youso case Of piiss ofiang stand
Ing. cured by ME In Keokuk.
Other diseases successfully treated.
OFFlCE-Corncr Of Main and Fifth streets. up
stairs. [hov7A3u
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Total assets of tie cornpany........9 wv, 400 rs
5. Ths smssst Of liability doe o. NOT due
10 BANKS or other crsditorp b. the COM
pany--none.
8. Losses adjusted and due-nons.
z. Losses adjusted and not DUE. 96S %
g. LOsses snadjusted. 6,sSA "
q, Losses 10 suspense waiting further
pguOf-@ none.
none.
IL. The greatest amount insured in any
one iisk Is. III, DOC
II. The greatest amount allowed by tho rules Of
the Company to be insured In any one city,
town or viuage-no rule has been adopted.
Is. The greatest amount allowed 70 be inxured In
any one biock-no rules have been adopted
depends upon ito construction.
IL. No part Of the capital earnings deposited In
any State security for losses therein.
Is. The Charter or Act Of Incorporation Of thu
Company--A certified copy sent heretofore.
A. II. HASTINGS, President.
ISL WILLIAM G. HASTINGS, Secretary
HrArE or CoxxxcTIcuT,
County Of Hartfors, -
HAEryaoaD. Jan. 8. 1862
fNnpnRiiv appeared, 4. =. UAs4iSss, President
and NiLlIAM G. HAsrINos, Secretary, Of the Nortt
American Insurance Company, and made oath thu
the foregoing statement BY them subscribed, ID I
| true fun md correct statement of the affairs o
said Company, and exhibits 40 far can be ascer
raned ri this date it's actual condition on the Is
| day of December, 1861.
Before me, ROBERT e. DAY,
Justice Of the Peace
SrArx or CoNxxcrIrrr
| County Of Hartford,
], EDWARD GOODMAN, Commissioner for the Stat
lDf Iowa do hereby certify that the request Of III
| 1csrr OF the NnrtA AmericAa Fire INSURANCE
| Company. OF Hartford. have examined The asset
4 Of said COMPANY, and from such examination, I'm,
eaid Company 10 poase8 Of IN actnal capital Of fw
ipsndred, Ninety Thousand and Fifty-niue s7-lo
~ ~ a. a. "A.
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%, Real Estate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sd. Bonds owned by the company, VII
Par val mkt value
Ohio 6 pr ct b'nds4 I ., 900 90 &s,o9 90
Michigan do 5000 90 A,ol2.50
Hartford do 10000 90 10000 90
Us. 6 pit ct Binds
(1Ssf) coupons 5000 % $500 90
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Il
anCe Company,
Of Hartford, on the BlSt day of December 1851,
made TO The Auditor OF The State OF lows,
pursuant 10 the Statute OF that
State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
!. The name Of this Compay is NORTH AMERl-
cAs. Fins INSURANCE. CoApAxY, HARrrosD, Cox
EkcTfCuT.
CAPITAL.
e. The amount Of lis Capital HiSckis &s0o, 900 90
g. The amount of its Capital Stock
actually paid up in Cash, .......... 100000 90
ASSETS.
lst Cash on hand ......t2.9 800 Te
Cash in Phoenix Bank. I, 25# 10
Cash in hands Of Agents
and in course of trans
mission ...s........,s--...i@sxo1 81
l-------- k19 sos Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Gel. Fletcher Webster.

A dispatch TO Gov. Andrew yesterday announced
the death of Col Fletcher Webster Of the l2th
Massachusetts, Regiment. He was mortally wounded
at the battle of Boil Run on Friday last, and hss
snce died. He was born at Portsmouth New
Hampshire during the war of 1912, and was the
Oldest son Of Daniel Webster, the great statesman
and expounder of the Constitution. COL custer
was Assistant Secretary Of State duiHs TIC Au'
ministrstion Of President Harrison, serving III Vne
STATE Department under his ilustrious Iaher' neh
M. Caleb Cushing received lbs APPOINTMENT az
Minister 10 China, Fletcher Webster accompanied
hin, 90 Secretary Of Legation. Under the Admins
,,.,;or of Pierce and Buchanan he held position in
the Boston Custoni-House. In 1901, when the call
WA made for troops, be was among the first to re-
cruit n regiment for the war. When he passed
through this city about year ago, he WAS attended
by the Governor of Massachusetts, ard received 4
public ovation. The fine regiment under his COM
mand marched up Broadway singing the song Of
"Od John Brown" and the simple pathos OF the
song welded TO stirring music, brought tesre TO eyer
unused to weep" and made profound sensation
along tie entire route of the procession He was
shot through the lungs, and died from lemorrhaee
and exhaustion. He had wife and several children.
His brother was killed in Mexico, and Mrs Appleton,
his sster, died few years ago 20 that none Oh 'he
chill iren Of Daniel Webster are now alive. Fletcher
Webster WAS quiet, unsssumng man. Will mile
taste for public life and always opposed 10 parade
and display. Without inheriting the great talen;s
Of his father, he was "a man OF more than mediocre
ability, and his balanced mind had received the
advantages of superior culture end the accomplish
rnents of foreign travel. The favorite Of bis father,
be was much in his society, and bad frequent orpoI-
tunities of association with many of the great and
pised men of the time.
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A New Move for the War.

To the Editor Of The v y Tribune
SIR: The necessity which now exists Of having
many more of the ahle-bodled men III our community
turn out for the wsr-feld in behalf of our country
demands would seem to prompt us to resort to any
and every plausible device or plan to induce enlist;
ments. Many persons who are by law exempts froH
military duty have spoken TO me in favor OF the or
gauization OF q regiment or brigade Of exempts fol
tie war-feld.
Upon first impression, Itbought the suggestion hsd
better be left TO sleep; because, as then thought
e,empts could as readily enst with others coul-
those who were not eXempts; and therefore there
could he no necessity for any public notice in fayo
OF such regiment or brigade. But upon reflection
aud after several conversations with exempt parties
am satisfied that as the pnbhc excitement now
shows itself to be, such brigade could be immedi
ately formed as any other. if proper men Of
officers volunteer for its organization.
Such brigade would naturally be composed o
our most efficient business men, retired citizens, il
this portion Of our State who could be implicitly re
lied upon at all times for most efficient war service il
any emergency; and who would show to our eoun
try and 10 the world a zeaons determination 20 aid
the younger members Of our community i'll the noble
work of crushing ont forever this most inbumar
Rebellion, row raging in some Of the Slave States,
a. sin1t our Union and Constitutional Government.
take the liberty to request the use of your vau
able journal give thin suggestion publicity, in the
hope that if il meets with favor from the public,
efficient steps will be Immediately taken III cooper
alton with the Governor of State, to form such
eor,,a nf vetorapc for fha
Ii must not be forgotten that when this war hrst
broke out, most efficient corps OF nearly regiment
of brave men, over As years Of age, vas soon or
ganzed at Palace Garden az the " Home C'Uafd OF
New-York-all that we then lacked for the mos'
efficient war service were firearms, which CO. ia
not possibly obtain from State or Laton; but now
such objection does not exist We must all be in
terested in making cosseless endeavos TO crush out
this fratriedsl Rebellion by incorporating rar-
fare to the hit, and tia. most speedily. ain ready,
for one, to cooperate in this enterprise, as well
ss to continue the work-as have been doing-of
filing up the decimated regiments in the field.
Those who may think favorably Of this measure
will please call on Major Bronson, at BronsoD's Ex-
change Hotel, No. BIC Greenwich street. or address
me at No I94 Duane street or call st Samuel
McIntyre's store, corner Of William and Liberty
streets, between II aud O'Clock each day, or dur
ing the morning evening at my Office.
SAMUEL HoTALINo, Ne. 1914 Dusne-'t
Neg YoJk, Sept l. 1907
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Arrival Of Garibaldi at Catania'
His Movements Called a Rebellion by
the Italian Government.
The italian Government Blamed BY
Napoleon.
EmbarAation Of French Troops for Mexico
Suspended.
CAPE RACE. Monday. Sept. I. 1860

The STEAMSHIP North American, from Liverpool Oh
tie 2lst via Londonderry on the 22d Of August, ar
rived of this point, route for Quebec, at O'Clock
on Sunday morning. She was boarded by the News
Yacht Of the Associated Press, and a summary oil
her news obtained.
The steamship Etna, from New-Yerk, arrived at
Liverpool on the 10th ult
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Quebec, also
arrived Al Liverpool on the 10Th ut.
The steamship Sa1onia, from New-Yorh, arrived
at Southampton on the Dist ult
The North American experienced heavy westerly
winds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Commercial Intelligence.

1OyDON MONEY MARkET.-ln tho l'opuoh Hiouoy
Ns,.e IA. fund, were weaker. The ImI ttry Afiscel
T,nnt. he fall in he funds to the kilograms IN the extras
"a, iny the news from America which the stclc sa3
shows an In anarchy and eloeiv throughout ~
,,i. countty and dHinhes tho probability OF III end 20
, Contest until the exeIcise Of mutual determination shs
have bee tried to tho last point Money was IN goo ae
and at unchanged rates Consos closed on in"I'aaS d.
gJl 0g3l for Money - -, so., 40
American Stocks steady Illinois Central shares 'oa''
discount. Erie, JtdJi mi -, ~,
IIvrvyooI CoTToS MaRKgr Thursdsy-1he sales OF Got
ton for three days reached $1,000 bales including l
specuato and pegtcs The market has been eIe.d
nm sd vance of I'd 80 Y h. and some accounts say Va ne
..les to-day 500 bales, including Jouo ." 'PeVu'o
and the ket closing more quiet and
TK,DK REPOKTs -Advices IRON Manchester represent nn
t.d and ad, aueing market The sales have been sHai
and prices have advanced considerably on all qualities o.
| foods and Yarns 900 =,
LIykKPooL BREADsTuFps MARgKT.-The Breadsuhs mar
ket 4. generally VARIOUS Circulars report floul
v itb an The finer qualities w hrai hu. -
steady. Corn steady: Mixed. 2SIb0D9i Nhte, " go. y
LIyKAPOoL PROVISION MAKKhr-Ihe mIset u keh' A'.,
dull. Beef very Gull: Pors neavy bacon 'eaoS' i"'
timer Al s26d4JG Tsllsw quiet at ~ aifD. o,,.,o,
| IlygRPooL PRoDucE MlKKEr.-kshes qiiet ~ 81! 80,
for Pot. and Pearls. Ro.in hfm at ~ ior common 'P
Turpentine quiet at 40. sugar steady 'oHso iA0
tive. Rice quiet - - =. al, sl;rb, al
vance SrGAH qnie and steady. CoFPEK ouoyan y, due
srd ,tesiy RicE inactive. TALON NM sfihiis LUZ
| PHsrIsE quiet at 49, Qll5i.
ItvrRpool Friday -Cor1Os-Saes Of the week 1890
bales ineludiDg 900 baes to specuaors ana i"V 70 eh
poer. The fnsTAet IL excited and the aaS shce
have taken place last weeks quotanot 'd4id o.
| American, I'd. Sufsis and Jdfd ON o1hef sofH' I'm
msrirt closing with recession Of la Id
Tie sslss to-day lFIdsyl have bees aW" eaes neiua'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Great Britain.

The Union grnboat Tnscaror. left Belfast Lougf
early on the morning Of the 10Th ult., and returned
to Kingstown and anchored outside the bay on the
same night.
The Londos GlO5s has repubE.hed tho CORE
spondence between the Governors OF the Northern
States aud President Lincoln relative TO enlsnents
TO show that the term unnt 5sary ana Injurious
civil war" for the use OF which Earl Russei mas
been strongly denounced in america, actually oc-
ours in Precedent Lincoln letter
m, Gi0bc suggests tat the detractOrs of Earl
Ru.se must have lost sight OF President Lucol's
=, marks.
Tie I0nd0s Times in an editorial Oh the Latest
, phase oi the civil war in America, says:
ave infer from TIE undisgnised sneer. Of the
Northern journals, and tie bold insolence OF mem
bers Of the bar ~ cxempiied IN the Gordon case a.
Boston, that an under current OF popular DISCUS
with the management Of lhe is beginning to find
expression"
The Times referring to the CONSUMPTION and at
tendsnt says, that the land OF oe-goyern-
ment aud unlimited freedom is now ruled By force
that Is creating terror. IL ADDS thst " involuntary
seryi,Ide II now tie lot of the white race.
The L0ndos Morning Hcrald says
1T would be the salvation Of the Northern
States If Europe would Immediately forbid the
hopeless continuance OF the war"
The Herald then urges that, If a decisive disaster
should beall Gen. Mcclellan, Gen. Pope, OF Gen.
Buell. that Ihe North may carry on border warfare
and maintain the blockade bat will have nothing to
say assins the Power that proters 10 tie SoHlh
" recognition, and the right hand Of fellowship
The Dauy Necs s.ys that the symptoms Of bit
teruess and desperation OF the South are snch that
the extraordinary exeItons on the part OF the North
NJ. allied for IL adds, II is sufficiently clear that
the war can only he speedily closed by bringing an
o~srw heming force into .he field, and every friend
no, uiy Of America but OF humanity and peace will
,bc-efos desire TO zee new leves raised and equip
rcd vithons further delay
The STIR de.ies that thsre are any signs as yet
,bst The genuine American population are disposed
., ,.ist or eyade the REQ airements of the Federal
Government. II says: al the .gumons TO arms be
but generally obeyed the South viii presently have
to encounter sici armed force AS the most power
iul European monarchy would be unable ~ resist"
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scrpton to spare, may have it made into Int imme-
diately and forwarded to Washington if they will
take the trouble to sehd it TO Mr. Barlow, Five
Points House of Industry, No l55 Worth street.
ASSISTANCE FORWARDED.
Assistant Surg Gen. Sat,erlee shipped yesterday
afternoon over tun of lint to Washington, forfhe
use OF the Surgeons on the battlefield.
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Hartford, Conn, has
responded molly to the call of the Surgeon General
FOR lint and forwarded Yesterday, through Col.
Amy, 81 600 worth OF bandages, lint, &C., to Wash
ington.
Danbury, Conn, has also cent forward DR.. Ben
net an excellent surgeon, and twelve volunteer
male nurses, to the scene OF conflict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

The MERCURY UP AGAIs.--The trouble between
tie proprietors Of The Sunday Mercury eliminated
in peremptory order the part of the referee, d.
reetng the paper to be sold at auction at 10 O'Clock
a. M yesterday, and as consequence the newspaper
fraternity were quite anxiousto the finale, which,
however, didn't come off as expected. The affair
was settled by Mr. Southworth re.iring-hs share
in the concern having been purchased blythe remain
ing members Of the firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Italy.

lis confirmed that Garibaldi entered Catania, and
was well received by the people.
Ia the Italian Senate, on The Yih, one OF the
Senator. requested al explanation OF TIC evenIs Al
Sicily. .,,
At. Ratazzi replied that the Government considered
r.rib.ldi in a stae Of rebellion. and the situation OF
Sicily grave; but hoped tue difficulties would be
surMOnnted !,
". Ratazli also stated that communication De-
tween Catanla and other towns was interrupted
Cen Mela, believing it 10 be- the intention oil
Caribald 10 proceed to Messina, had placed guards
Al the approaches to that cry.
Gatibaldi. however, proGtIng by the distance OF
the royal troops from him. rapidly directed his march
towards CntsnIa. The fleet III the waters OF that
town will oppose the eniba kaIon OK debaI kation .!
volunteers.
II vas hoped that in few days Sicily would be
resior ID 10 its normal condition
The Senate after hearing Nj. RatsZzi's eXpiaua'
ton, adopted The fol owing:
Be,ted That the Senate convinced tia; the Minister
will act Will greatest energy that order a" aud the S
nifty Il tho Crown and Parliament may Ice maintained intact
TIE LyHdon Tunes editorial blam.s uarIO@ldi :
rushnoss, and Hays his success would indefinitely
proong the occupation OF Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
GEN. sTAHEL NOT KILLED.
To the Edtsc, Of n, ". y. Tyibvae

To fht Edficr 81 N, Y. J. ITibv1e.
SIR: Upon reading your account Of the death OF
Gen Sahel in the battle Of Saturday last In your sse Of
yesterday. teegsphed to Washington yesterday and re-
ce,ed reply from most unquesionable authority thai the
General wosnded in tie terrible conflict % that
day.
Asmsny Of his friends may lave Ike myol been deeply
pained by the news his fall beg tina, you viii relieve
theI ietrs By conIedIcng the report referred TO-
am your very obedeD, servant,
X. LEXow.
Ne,s. York No. 90 Jeka street Sept ]. 1at2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Hort il)aroens' Notice.

STATE OF NV lokK.
Personal---very. OPFIoE, No. iot w als,.
NTOTlCE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
~ ,c,.on OF the Act passed April H. 1914 enntled An
seSsvn IN. Wsriens' Oice Of the Port o, New
CO. m ,sr.ons Interested IN, o. having charge OIL ths
9's " ,s of sach inquiry. eAsminaon or survey that
, ,iowing ye.c.s are now under examination oy 'ne o
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