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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
SUPREME CoURT-CIkcrIr-APRIL 49, Befors Just.e
How.

SUPREME CoURT-CikcuIr.-APRIL ,s.-Befors Jas'.es
How.
ROW POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS ARE LEvIKD-soDus
oPERAgDI or TIE LATE MAYOR IN COLLECT
ING FUNDS FOR ELECTION PuRPosrs-LtWs
DAVIS. THE ALLEGED owSER OF osE-FouRTH
or IRE HAoKLEY CONTRACT, ~ COURT.
Frsnos Bsidei sst aba n ~ oaIo Ihsod0fe
END Samuel La-teIo Gu ~
Ths is q suit on lote ios 81 ,VJi, made by A, n.
MAYNARD dated Oct 49, 1885, .be at tho Broadway bsA4
10 ~. order Of r. s.uyve,sn ninety days a ndofsed
Sy M.s.r. ssyve,nt ssd Lsueroac, sd alleged to have
b. u transferred 10 Risd-l before mi'uy iof soco ana
men, 100. b...d, iuSere't IRON TIE ith oil January
snus sn.roach on. Of the a-f-ndsns tbs, on
toe 6.h OF October sl defendant Mayua ~As Candidate
fyr aaine Court Jnde end for the pupe o.
tbs irdof-,snt Of Sluyye.4t i su-Toach Obtained
for the sccoumoo'n OF de-Sd-Dt .ni without coeoeir
too which nsts Ma n,rd snaesvoe ed day. 60
nryo,i.te but without Thar said u'ts was rsye:
trsn.rrIed 20 ehes Lsa!sr5.ch o. aSy.'sos % W WS
i-,, ts d,trndsnt IisynpJ aud informed him th. be
1Woodl desired the reaomustiOn o. Maynard " 1osat
Hal sud would procure hi, ncainsi,a which w0Sid pfS
cors h, election bu, tbs. he tdsynsrd must p, nser.
therefor lhs' mary OF .he , os 100 O,o
70 ,ss TssJ ,sacb nd for ina. reason he ooaJ
S.,rsrd ssso0 70 cary sid erction, AID secnrs
che ss9a Ss m.yn.a nsfnsd wooa that
.Dd ooad dG Ct TT s & hat WOOD 90 nsa d :. You'd
sSs the IS IN casa. snd the no.s sod Eorsse On me
srm Of M,,uSo suss at Corak", 10 Ceuh,y ., ~ a',
New York Tor 81, 10 which ot!sss was n,enasa -
esdty 10. ts psy .,Bt I'D too parcel 'i ss
500 AID n further s-cunty hs,b.rd .'o'o esssa
b. hrs ,4 nonth .aary Judge OF the nrloe Coat
that ooc thoa .stsd be CHI Gs nis ZANE 70 ~
p az n transscIors ,Gd to that end ha D.
migEt make the papers 70 oae Lew" JAVA;
ghiea terms ssii May Ard ssrred 1hs' may
nsrc gave Wood the ss0o 10 cash sas ao.s ~,
= OOo snd the mehs.s- on tbe farm 10 oeishe lyI
700 and "a assignment Of n, contemplated salary ,aen
Judge Tor the tiK months gu ceedins the t 3i jan
mortgage and assisnn.s al ere made 20 @
i've eo that Ms uart never "A" Ds1 nor nso
sny sseCu with him; that tho livery o. the note 70
Wo3d the 6rst nsxo;son thereof tns, hs nsia never
any swfu coa.J.rsiioa Tor TIE note eno has
.s- we .iy-u Wood for too sole paiPos Of sa eos
nronoux r election Of sci Msynsd 10 sd ohse 81 Judge
Of H.ne Court. aud Thai Wood IN Seia.icu oi sSd con-
tact Ars IL ira Of he Sh Of ,sgn1d opposed 1hs eco
top o' Mgyusrd Office aud dee itei hu 1y ssn, mere
OF De ast his eecon pis nts perui led 20 70 ~
MS name Ia ~ ol the rctl n Out hsl ~ coa
tns real party In lpoie and tho psniid vel sne. VICE
h. cd The OJbsyef1ivn tbe~s snu iVf
v purpose d-nveod AID AL the cea~'Nsnee' CON
nscted ltefe~ltL. 60, --,.,.. -, ..,,.
On sssn today bu further stouned ~ consequence oi
the sbs,ucs o. dir Wood 80 =, -, -, -
Hrr,on 4 wsrlss fer p'sin'is; James NJ smith and ..
p,,,,rsou FOR defendant s'uyys.&t Lew Chsheu to'
dsrAsut MsyDsrd aud IIes. stiyvessIt 10. desiaap'
LsulcrOsgk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
sURROGATE's COURr-ApRI 2a-sese, surors,
WssT.
CHARITABLE BEQuEsT,

The wills Of Abel L. Anderson lattorney- -a.-law
IN ,ks cty Samuel Burre jasper Spence sally WillauA
Ede s-d Mccoy Richard srssry John tlynn Matilda 1.
3. WA.s Diederich Es,rup, Joasthsn Hull, aud Wm. IL
DwisE were admitted to PROBATE.
John Flynn bequea,hsd 20 tne Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum Of tns city the Of e20c.
Sally Misos leaves tas - tho Upisa Methodist Chepsk
IN WeN Fitesrih street
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
SUPREME COURT-srIciAL TKRs-APRI '<-Bas,re
Justice baR~AkD.

Ing CoNcERf SALOON ci.,rs,
}osechine Bailey, formerly r -<aiier girl at the
spcert sacou CasteFba Hal w.. 5rourh, MP on
al, cf h,bss- csfpls. tn. sirl VS., .re,,sd by he
sisnts Ward Poco 81 ane,crr Hall undeT tne provisions
Of In' lonte Sgan r. hen TED she wa tho act
- - = ,t,r5v "a Ftf',.i, E,,r sa"c'r.s scy
her. Sii. Bygls ,sl as he bed noiih,i sir Cam who
represented s Ju chile Oeuqusn; society aud Ihc District
Attorney lt offended The ATTY u he
law under hich this iaoy arrested
W. bisdy ssj &c g. him that the statute de-
f,ct.ys return nd been made the writ. They DO
INJURED .nd hey intended prssnt the grave question
whether ts law could De- leg lily enforced lie iE,sei ihss
thr action cl t4e police 10 this o. tose
medic eioY whic Occasionally Srd that
sni conyusd the cOuuuniiy sud kenri ~
f,1 upsn the guup cows" which expired he
prehedrd lhls woLd without leayin. tue ssaet o.;
IT, remains.
Jurs Barnard remarked thai lmpo.hi. 20 proceed
uith now, but saturday morning bs woaId
dseyor 10 hear r.
Il Is undesto that the propfe.ors OF the Canterbury sd
the Music Hall u'sLd 70 nsks this tesy Of
the constituiicnslity OF the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Religious Noiires.

Adam, che First mnn.,-Ths Bsy. l. :. Kali
IOCli will commence = S,fmons prominent bi
IL cn,r.rt-,s SUNDAY EVENING a. u IN the Lsignt,.
Church LnEbt and Vaoksis he VII alec prescn In
ths aORiIN0, aslo Oh The True Phlo'oPhy Of Ls.'
Auu,ycrssry.-Ths ANNIVERSARY Of toe ss6Os,h-
ahool eosre-tri with the Hfe-n'hft bapnt Church n
letht HeL ethayl vii oc,gr on st NyAi ~,
tis Rev ". 8. MlkELs lPsstoD .r4 tis Roy. b. w
.I. iDyi,-d to .uend.
An Army McriIng y N DC hoa NEXT SABBATH
FVEaiNU Apd a. IL aid Il tie ,ard Of Publication ioL
Army ParPOsea in he Rsfermst Dg,e9 Caarih oorer o.
Tho nivef,ity will conduct te services conucD'iuS
o. a. Addresses may be expsc, ID r,m The Rev Dr ASA D
sNlTH Of kss.Yort and lho Rev. DE- POhlth u hsoos
In collection will be tsken. All cordially invited ~
attend There "a most pressing noet Of prompt snd energetic
,,on In behalf Of the spiritual interests Of nrn In anna
on land sDd Tho call CONT ssl must Dot be unbeeded
A coliectioS VIII be i'Aen
BIe.rker-st. UuivsrsaI!st Church. corner Of
Dounins s---the Rsv ASHER MOORE Of hsTtioit Conn:
.nd n Ls EVENING u O'Clock subj,c, fr The evening
/" CbIst sis Sacrifice"
Church Of tho Rcdsemcr, Eew.Yosi tho Rev. Wn.
tNsjyT Rector-The fsnth Annual kIsnlna'ion of tho
h,ol will be held at o'cioc. SUNDAY EvLN
INC 27th mt; IN the r. D Chuioh, on 3daV sud Bsh-st
Former msnbs ard friends Of toe School arc cordially in
yitod.
Charlie. ". Pratt viii preach il the Central Pre.by-
t.risn Church Broorsss., TOMORROW, al lgi o'clock
M, aud y O'Clock p NJ
Cbrrch Of tho Good shepherd, sHh.'t. between
ID aad 2daw-On SUNDAY mOhhlhG' April 2' tho hee'
tor ,he Rev. RALPH HOYT, viii preach lom tho text,
de no nsr snythipe" Services .. lO and 81 Ocloci.
s-ats fros
Charcb Of the New Dispensalion.lts tsth,
PnneiPes, and Pi.oIiee,n-aeeiios 10 moRhoW Al iul
def.J eIlcn'es Of hail, advertising, &c
Dr. Thompson viii conclude bi. discussion Of Z" The
Uny M,riind BY reviewing The Theory q rrsf A.s,
sa the Brosdesy Tabernacle Church, TOMORROW EVEN
IN0, Y O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
CEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY..


~ From foot Of Cout,Bd,'t -ConDsalns a. hinros
Junction with Delavs LtcktwannG and WereTn Riosd
.ni 1t Easiou with Lrhlgh Nsoy Railroad and ia oouBcs
ons forming direct Inns to fnsbaTsh aid the Wet without
sPRING ARRAEGEMEyT-Co Connsacint Mach %, iss2
- cave Scr-YoIk as fellows;
HAEEissuae EIPEr.s-At s N: fsr Eaten. RssdinE
Pot.svii- Harirhufg. Msucn Chuuk, Wiiismrpor kc.
MAL TrAfr-At 4 m. fsE Esston, WssT Gap Scfsa.
ton Great Bend. f.ststOn, NIlesb,us ko
u >. TnRorGH TRNS--for tGst1n hsnch Chunk, WI
ian port Resding Pot,syile. H.rr.buIG4o
ar r. TaEouGn TEAis-F SEaTon, Boihohen Allentown,
ard hAoch Chunk
| Sa0p n WAY TRAg--For G0meTVle
gF NJ WYsTEHs ErrHgss-Fof EG'ton. AlentowI, Read
ns Aisburs Pt.buig. AID tho Wrt se-piss from
Jel,.Y City through 70 FirspuiEa
ErPKE,s TRiIs yoK HsHaisBCKG--fho 9 9 ~ frprs"
Ts.b from Nes YOk Strives q, hud.hurga g. NJ counec
ns Es, .ad West eonnsyytnii Cell uosd, Northern
Cen,rs Railroad. North and Bsuth aud VIII the Cufnb-f
lsnd Valley RsAroad.
1 TnE Tnnor0H ErPsRs, TE,H yon Tnn WksT losres
Her.YorI 81 p daily tSuHdsys sTcspied) mailing coss
connection Hssbu' Nth Peansyissnia RAJ osd-~h no
chang, ,fcs o Pbnrrh sud but on- g. tincirnsd and
Chicago -four hours time - say d bj tat Ds tins tsin.
EffiaREruPORr kFwYORK isHEr-!S@svo New
Yrs lsn Pier no. korh kiveI, At 3JJ and l. a. IN 9;IV
l.a0. AID 5:9n p ~.
bo.,s .top a. Bergen Point and Msriner H.rbot every
fftD jbhN " oiHil"ci ceINii1rhH''~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
RI or OYER AND TERMINgR-ArHIE ss-ssfa1s

COURr or OYER AND TERMlNER-APRIL a3-bsfnfs
Justice BARNARD.
SIXTH wAgD ELEcTios ROW.
James Lotus and John Ellis we're placed on triai
to-day for s,anuy vi stteippl 10 k Martin Waters o.
the 6s, OF the l,,t December erciOu. appesred thst al
ID. parties working roand tho polls sd ,hst LOT us ano
INTO Csi.Ies ue corner Of Lsonsd add Centre
streets and beat linn with pistol and with their hats u an
urmsfaI manuel snd he hasly rscg-d by DO pohes
who xe st iuio stop the disturbance ~oo,e
sppesr from the cross .on Di "stofs VINO ~s' w
uss FOR the prcsscuio that his bs sc.r "s not oeeI 'hA1
that Of Of sceus.d lie ach1o~eds.d thar he nae
been arrested roscrs d.rs tho past few
for n sAssalt ana bsiisry ,
Ch4Ie, L. Whitsbr.l sppsed foI the People and Jsmss
NJ Smith for the accus'd . 4. I'm
The prosecution ~tid ew the charge OF svempsg 20 NJ,
,h.- hin, no nr1or a.l tns ptol was sdrd be case
tne Jury, op the c'uge ~ s',au, sid ostt-tJ
Tbs Jury ,endsed verdict CT Not Guilty and iho pnsone"
discbGfed l.. 49,
EdwId G1.o who pl,:dsd sriy Of msn,lsuahsef N ne
wu ,snt-acsd 10 Tho C.ty Pdson lvr .ares mouths.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Chsries u. Pratt Will preach il the Central Presby-
t.risn Church Broolses,, TOMORROW al lDi O'clock a.
m aud "A o'clock p m.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

| Church Of tho Rcdsemcr, hew,fe tho Rev. Wh
FKJsT Rrctor-Ihe fisnth Annual kIsnlna'ion of tho
chlol will be held at o'cloc. SUNDAY ENLN-
No 2Tth us; in the r. u Chuioh, on 5day sud beh-s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
S.v Nu,,c for suu6,y.schoois IA nd ChoIrs.-

"sn,T No raw Escn Other 1UsTe! Dy toe K.y.
II Lowry suthor OF "oso1l,h Bells, Chiwe On" Tao
words sFo no,l bean.u sod plainly indicate tle rec
riion o. friend. In heaven sud vel sd red -
hs oIds selling very rsdy and VIII eo"n 10 - pop-
alar a. no SouoW Tners Alo "Mbere Libsgty els
h ~ Counr," b" sni Shall meet beyoud tbs River"
puc3 ceu,s ,ngle 25 Ter dozen ~ per 100 Pcsss
cent esch Sheet with piano accompaniment - csu
I.st rpbIi.hesbV HORACE WATERS
No Al Broadway, New IoTt.
Uor,c. Waters. music publisher Of E-wI ors. widely
k,ogr by h sabbstn-Schoo Be has just pnbi he'd
hyun ard tune which j. ksy 90 brcome extensively pOpu
r It 10 -nt.tei shall Ne Know Zach Other Tberef Su
Dc ndeus cciir5 eldy Tor heir Spfs sarye.
.res would do well .sni tor ~ oncs"-lSuujsy School
Tines. Phlsd-phA-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Dr. Thompson viii conclude bis discussion Of " The
Unity OF MinA BY reviewing The Theory Of Prof Asa.r
ss the BrosdGay Tabernacle Church, TOMORROW EVEN
INC, q 4 ocleek
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Churcb Of the New Dispensation-is tath,
Puucp e. and Prsctice-neeiius 10 MORROW, ~ 10y
m q; Cooper Institute Room No 90 Coileoton taAsn up to
doff.y sIgenses Of hail advertising &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Adam, che First mnn."-Ths Bsy. l. 3. KAI-
TOCii will oonu-ro- onrfss = s,rmons on prominent b
IL ca.,r,-,s SUNDAY EVENING a. q in the Lsignt,.
Church corner L,ght and Vaokss lie vii slso preach In
he aORaaNo, a. lO! The 1rss Phio7ophy Of Lille
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

Cbsrch Of tho Good shepherd, sHh.'t., between
"a aad ldavaOn SUNDAY MORNING, April n, the Rec.
tor ,h, Rev RALPH HOYT, will preach hom tho tort
ose no man anything" Services Gs 10. and 81 0coci
a-ets fra.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

| HIeerker.st. UniversaIist Church. corner OF
Dounins st--the Raw ASHER MOORE OF Hartford Conn
vii orsseh IN this church TO-hORROW MORNING ~ iOs
.rd Ia tLs EVENING a, u O'Clock subj,c, fr The evening
:, IbIist 90 Sacrifice"
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
FURNrTURn.

A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT, COVERED 1,
"a French satin brocatel cost SZ2J will he sold for tO
do for ss3 !wo solid black walnut Suits, covered i
reps lot OF Psflor. Bedroom and ID ming Fun
tue WIN be sold great sacrifice cash Apply at II
West Eighth street tClnou psce, between Fifth and siS
av
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

ITANoS OF THE CELEBRATED MAKERS y. \ C
Fischer. acknowledged the most durable and best iauos
who sale and RETAIL very reasonable terms
factory and wsrcroom 24l 2i3 2i5 2 and 2l West
ty-ci. nth rect.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

WANTBD-OFF1CE FURNITURE SECOND uAxD
tr Two cesks half dozen chairs table cartet -,
nstn. ~ eAcange Tor fun jeweed cold buntina leyer
" ite aH Hand sin Q. set or two oi hne jewsiry Ad
dfsss dhsoa. va 40 Herald sles.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

NE sPANIsi LANGUAGE rs TAUGHT As lI.R
toI.rs y ClPRlANo GORRIN For fnithrp ~ NJ,
sxss stsssis Rcer Broadway. ~ = "es' i"eny
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

FURNITURE, MIRRORS. CARPETS &C, WANTED =
second hand ior large house, not exceed S2OO in
small or large o the highest price paid cash TO persons
declining housekeeping Address o. Marsh, Spring street.
Post Office. ~rNe' 'ss'
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

TINE yFuNE FEMME IrALTENNE, vENANT OAR.
y river dEurcpe et patlsnt frsncals q un peg Ian
De chambre pour prendre soIn de petis eufau,a sa
dresser xu ~ Walker ~
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

nv DEMANDE-HuTT BoNNEs p'ENFAETs FRAN- AN
~ csse, don't os Protantes quatre fernmes d chambr
trois eli qare qarccns table Hadresser dc
suite Agence Francaise de IN. O. 0AILLARD. ll9 Est
Sixicme avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BoUaBT-AHD
y the highest price paid Tor the same also for Carpets
Bedding &r. An communications attended 10 by apnying
~ 4i4 Canal street, Ny. - "fr''-s
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
FRENCH ADvERTIsEmnNTs.

nN DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE PERs6NNE FRANCHISE
~ ou sllemandc qui parle ben francas pour ensegner
ssisnemens ssdresser Is Irving place. pour une sci
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

(EAKTED-A NURSE AND SiAMSTRESS; ONE WHO
is capable OF taxing the entlrc OF infant and
bring good references Apply to-day at $50 West 6ith
street. None oughy competent steady person
will suit.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

vX4IsPERs TO BRIDE; OR, MATRIMONIAL HAND.
wv 0K-Conains valuable and Important fnformation
for The newly married and those about marry Sent post
paid, for % cents. By J. n. cox "a Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

co nlA "A CASH PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE.
pC.UUV. on accnnt Of III health; pays 500 week
is gentec pleasant and opportunity seldom with
Full particulars by inquiry nj the Office southwest corner Of
Eleventh and sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

LIZ true gifted lady, Tor giving true Information all
Affairs life has arrived In this city
suited her private larors IL Bard street near
rect.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29
rHz TURF.
EA6HION PLEASURE GROUND.
II THK f.tlAr Ays, III NJ.

UNA6IfION PLEASURE GROUND.
IL THk GREAT DELlDlNG RACE
between the back geldng General Bal AMI the gray
gi Ing Rockingham y ia be ha tht tas. lou Course,
Friday 0ctUber 81. OF the two clio and spl n
tween these famous horses ch already taken y c.
they have eah won one; the oar Is 70 aade.
mile h ats three in tive, Tor 81 COO erd y Gus ia
may be expected Each OF those which been coat cd
between them toak liz heats o decade The wa 5e
from the oil stand at precisely hapast two oclcc and
those who wish to .reat race TO sie should no TAI
TO attend Boats from Thirt, ouit stcTt i've r
nues, and from James slp Al r. M connrcng with the
al Hunters Point JOSEPH CkOCH Iron. nager
TTNIoN COURSE. L. L.TRoTTING, ON THUEsDAY
" oc 30 at clock Y. NJ. Match for Sl.e0 mile heats
best in s In harness. play pay. Sam NJ ughin
b. Belle of Portland, b. Mace na1nss Good
day and good track. SHAW a WHlTb, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

a
sDC.OOO. manufactured stock, ready for market which
has So Oc0 and also all the special Tools ana
Machinery iof producing quantity Of newly invented
beautiful and useful household cle for which q ready
sale be found aud IN the and which
and profitable business Is already partly estab
lShcd Circu arccs obe The inventor and
dspase OF the business ut sacrifice. purchaser
Ing $500 viii secure krest bargain cash manufacturing
business easy conct, and of large
and permanent profit Address NJ. H. NJ, box l2y5 New
York Post Office Agents need not apply but princi.
fials treated with -
The New York herald., 1862-10-29

1ns BOwBRY.-MADAME wfD1ER. Ci.AIHvOYAST
JOO aud gitcd spanish isdy. uvens The ny stertcs
fuurty love absent Trends sc1hess a cscfles
medicines for all diseases tells lucky aueerS property
or stolen, ~.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-13
DEATHS.

Chas. Fl. Brown, Private Co. G, Sd New Hamp-
shire Vols, Sept. 9Th, Typhoid Fever.
Hampshire Vols, Sept. 7th, Typhoid Fever.
Lawrence Barrow, Private, Co. /, 47th Pennsyl-
vania Vols, Sept llth, Pulmonary Consumption.
David d. Ripley, Private, Co. G, 7th New
Hampshire Vols, Sept. 9th, Pneumonia.
Fred. Kraezer, Corporal, Co. B, N. 7. Vol.
Eng, Sept 10th, Congestiye Fever.
, Jefferson Stephenson, Priya Co. K, 10Th
Pennsylvania Vols, Sept. IL, Chronic Diarrhga
John Lamb, Private, Co E, Sd Rhode Island
: George Bradley, Private, Co. B, 9TH Connecti-
cut Vols, Sept. 9th, Congestiye Fever.
Benz. Davis, Private, Co. D, 97th Pennsylvania
Vols, Sept. 10th, Dysentery.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.

FLAG OF TRUoE.-M. Chartraind, Frenchman,
owning plantations in both South Carolina and
Cuba, having satisfied the Secretary of War that
authorizationto enter rebeldom for the purpose of
Fejoining his family from whom he had been
separated since the Inauguration of the War.
He came to Port Royal, presenting his case to
Gen Hunter, who, few days before he left the
Command, directed that flag of truce should be
sent to Savannah with the wandering planter. The
matter was placed in the hands of Col Barton, of
the 48th N. Y. Regiment, and one day last week
he dispatched truce party, under command OF
Lieut.. Swartwout, to carry out the mission. Leay-
ing Fort Pulaski early, fair wind and an hours
sailing brought the boat to q rebel picket of 20
men, at Scribben's Point, two miles from Fort
Jackson. The flag was received with proper re-
spect by the officer in command, and, after some
delay,-occasioned by the rebels having no means
of communication with the Fort,-an arrangement
was made, whereby boat was to go up the river,
upon condition that Lieut.. Swartwout went in her.
On the way the rebel meekly proposed that the
Stars and Stripes should be taken from the staff
and his flag substituted /; but Swartwout, though
ordinarily amiable and obliging, would not agree
to the proposition, and the symbol Of barbarism
dropped from the end ola sword to which it was
attached. The steamer st. Johns met the truce
boat short distance below Fort Jackson, and the
business of the mission was transacted with ].
Pembroke Jones of the confederate States Navy"
Returning, Lieut.. Swartwout stopped again at
Scribben's Point, to leave the rebel officer and
take on board his own men, and reached Fort
Pulaski about nightfal. It surprised our fellows
to see the material of which the rebels compel
led to manufacture soldiers. The picket was
about equally composed Of old men and lads, the
latter of very tender rs-al miseraby clad poor
ly fed and only four of them wearing shoes, which
they acknowledged had been taken from our dead
on the field at James Island. The fighting men of
the South are all in Virginia. 5
THE OATH OF AILrGIANoE.-Belieying that
there are persons employed within the limits OF
this Command, outside ofregimental organizations,
whose sympathies are opposed to the Government,
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airy had crossed and recrossed the Ro19
On Thursday, the 4th inst, It was ruinored at
Washington that battle was going on % miles
up the river, opposite Poolesville. The firing was
heard at Falls Church. N was said that Gen.
Sumner corps had been thrown forward to inter-
-cept the enemy in his attempt to cross, but no
official account of fight had been made public.
There was good authority for believing that
the rebel General Bragg was marching toward the
Ohio, through Western Virginia, with 20, 900 men.
There was nothing to oppose his progress
Should he have succeeded in reaching that stream,
near the mouth ofthe Kanawha, he would doubt
less lay waste the country from Wheeling down
to honton, Ohio.
Cincinnati has been declared under martial
law. The railroad cars have stopped running.
Business is ordered suspended until thorough Or
ganization for defence Is made. No male citizen
is allowed to leave the city and the inhabitants are
energetcally employed in fortifying the Kentucky
hills. Gen. Lew Wallace has assumed command
over Cincinnati, Covington and Newport. Hum
phrey Marshall is reported to have been forty
miles from the city, and advancing to the attack
with $4,000 men. Preparations were in progress
for the evacuation of Cynthiana. Paris has al
ready been evacuated
Louisville was thrown into considerable ex-
citement on the afternoon of the 4th by rumors
that the Union forces under General Gilbert, were
attacked at noon, by the rebels, near SheIbyviue,
80 miles to the eastward Of Louisville. The re-
suit was unknown. Large Union reinforcements
were rapidly approaching General Gilbert The
Kentucky Legislature is in session at Louisville,
and is inaugurating vigorous measures for the de-
fence of the State. Major-Generd Wright has
declared martial law in Jefferson County. Citizens
ara speedily removing their property across the
Ohio.
The u. s. sleep of war Tpscarora, having put
into Falmouth, England, was ordered to leave
within "a hours and refused coal and repairs, both
of which she needed. The authorities state that
this action Is IN accords11s with theSeutral policy
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MARINE NEWS.
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Sept. 5-Steamship St. Mary, Talbot, New
York; Schr. Marietta, Gray, Phil'a; F. P. Simp-
son, Ellis, New York 6-Anthem, Stuart, Boston;
OZSteamship Ericsson, Lowber, Fortress Mon
roe ll-Ben Deford, Hallett, st. Augustine
Lunt, New York.
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sinD1 = s Eoyer2Qept;1 ;1foperty here. He isnow
at NeY in The prosecntion of his missions ana
may soon be expected TO return with the appara-
tus. We hope that there will be no occasion to
use it. 9;l ss
THE PLAsrER.-The little steamer Planter,
which Robert Small, anegro, brought from Charles.
ton, and thereby achieved renown, was transferred
on Wednesday from the Navy to the War Depart
ment. She is valuable acquisition to our means
of transportation,- Inconvenience having re-
Gently been felt in consequence of the discharge
from Government service Of several of the char
tered lght-draft steamers.
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO AVOID THE DRAff.-
The bark Alamo arrived on the 4th inst, having
on board Patrick Gearus, a citizen, who came
from New York without pass from the U. 5.
authorities. Believing that he was attempting to
evade the draft, Provost Marshal Van Brunt ar.
rested him and compelled him to enlist in one Of
the regiments here.
~ Paymaster Elliott has received a note from
Mr.. C. P. Coleman, Cashier of the Mechanics
Bank, Baltimore, assuring him that the 81 bills OF
that Bank in circulation here are genuine. They
are signed " r. T. Savin for Cashier"