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II The BKlpoE OVER IHE TxssEssIrz-we are
grptifod to be able TO STATE that the con-
trief for rebuilding The bridge OVER the Tenn
Tessee #riveFat BridgeppFt has been awarded to
A l.. Maxwell, Jr., whip coptratfs to complete
tie structure. ready Tor the cars. in ninety
days from this time. Until the complexion Of
me bridge, a steam ferry boat will be used to
carry passengers across the river. Mir. Max
well Is al. experienced bridge contractor and
will. 20 doubt perform his contract to tho let
ter ana the public will be glad TO know that
this important work has besn entrusted to
hands SO competent. Let all bridge men ap
NY to Mr.. Maxwell at once foF be has employ
uent and high wages for. all who apply
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s6r- The Grenada Appeal lays that % tn.
rsoeption Of the news Of the fall OF Cincinnati
AZ Memphis The whoIe-city is said to have got
drunk and broke ioesb in loud huzzas for JEFF
Davis. The Federals aud the oath -bound wers
lositzfng for a hots IL crawl out Al
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CEFERAL nTassinstIul eIlIs arr ocerea fci q up
- on rea<pBab terus. For fcrese- lrfi llsrs IA
quiFe ~ th'- "fHes. s<pIl-si'
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car The Aemfl.is -4a,psal earns that Ger
tain parties ia Is eft Memphis AstTes as. hat.
ing IL their posse ssion rot lis thaf hais q
million &c counterfeit noes fnfnissiel from the
North. Fheir purposesis TO lay them out II
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Bar Three iiiotsls4nl III elfui,lISS exsl.s,,g,
Fort noiselsou prisoners arriNed Al Jacsss
Mississippi. on Friday lSstI lIf
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f'7s-- The Memphis Onion APPEAL lbs been
slppressedIfor the expression 8 disliyal sen
tiineits. $
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

The lght-draft gunboats on our Western waters
have been Of infinite service in this war, and have
contributed immortal names TO the LIST Of American
naval heroes. In mos, instances their armament
has been light, as heavy weight Of metal would
increase their dran 70 an unwsrrsntablo ex-
tent. The feet in the Ohio s now under tho CON-
mand Of Com. John a. Preble, formerly Of the Mis-.
si,spp o,la, and consists Of the following vessels
Emma Duncan Gag 'Lip) Badger, Commander. two -
poundsra
spitfre. Heoyer Commander two IL poundera
J. A. 1srey, Stewart Commander two Il? pounderI
New Err. Ntde Commander two u poundena
Belfas,, Symm-s Commander. two Il poupdsfa
r. u. Hamilton. CarIes Commander. two 10 pound rifea
Ocean Collier, Wilson. Commander, t-o IL yo1ndsr.
Lady Frntln. Bsf~r, Commander, two IL pouBdeu
Nov -Yofs. Skunk. Commander. two ~ pouIdofa
Iretts. kyls, Counsnd~f, two y pourt~rs
Arsyle. R.tsr. Commander two y poand~rs
Cottage. Niliisus Commander. two 10 Founders.
". A Hsaiey, Ross, Conmsndsr. too II poundsrs
Ida May. Whltisn. Commander. ono " FOUNDER.
Fiof.nc,, Oodmsn. Comusrtsr rse u FOUNDER
i.d, Jseison Ksiss. Commander one i0pounder
Moderator, NiAAfnsou. Commander. ous u T0uBtsr
lndi.-ois Badger, Conn Ander tvo llisoh suAs
Tie Two lat named yester have been cut down
and heavily iron plated, and are now in the hands of
the Uniled States Navy Department. These boats
are ah Of Ugh, draf and be TO every point Of
tie river, even al The present stage Of low water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

The court-inartial which was ordered OIL Governor
Island ssan yesterday. Witnesses were examined
support the charge against Sergeant had~n for s'Hiht
his superior OH Lieut. Spole himsei esiisi asss'
prisoner H. tire. days II j. expected that the
decision u the Will bo known II the accused Is found
guilty he may DO shot There ohor PARTIES to be trd
when this Ah Bfaen, i2th Infantry 10 ffo'
deut Of the court.
The Court OF Inquiry which convened for tbs purpose Of
investigating the ccumanc-s connected with the o'' VI no
Adirondack has doufned s proceeding, having boon Tor
wsfe TO Secretary Welcs II Captain 1nnsetoer IL exon
Grated there al end othc natter not WIZ 10 lhoa -
naval gsner al couttmsfiisl " II hi peers' =,
Tho Old sailing sloop Of Dale arrived a. fhi'd,lphia
from Port Royal the lat Inst The Dale hss been acting As
guad,hip at Port Royal Tor sone time past Tho Nsnia.
tsses her place that station. For eight months shr
has been al ST. Helena Sound :. O. While oil the latter
place very effective boat rcdons made up be
Coosa aud Asatoo rivers and two de-e Fort Dyton AND
Font Frederick, wore captured .
The following vessels nj tbs Philhdelphia navy
Yard: Gunbo, Starr aud Stpe undergoing repairs i.ceiv
ips ship Princeton UNDER repsr. gunbos. Daylight re-
pairs nearly completed ,oopowAr Jamestown. repairs M
shed gunbost Wimbledon, in tho stream. repairs nearly
finished tIhe Dale will out Of commission tho Keystone
State 10 on tho doch receiving repairs tho Augusta al he
pier repairing the Mohcan Florida Juniss and Mo
tbs pier tho odona lies nett TO the
Augusta u tho lower PIER e shsSsadosh hss ell The sAs
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1.-The Queen Of Weapons,

Il fas Edngr s/ 1AsN n. y. Tyissn1.
SIRE l have jus! perused In to-day's TRIBUNE, a
communication the signature Of Henry Lynch sdir,.d
to Li. personal friend. hserGsn. Hunter, Recommending
n. pin. sec.t weapon 70 be placed In tho hands Of
tie ooored In osTsn ooBnseaeiss The only objection
have the Of such implements Is the danger Of
hurting would mo't repeatedly ODER con-
sentative Improvement tho pho .dop ed s~espon
for the purpose. alluded to- which Is this: Msio the handle Of
iron ether portion Of wood sort q conservative
.u.ent Of this tnd would relieve tho Instrument Of .
point that o,hor.l,s Nigh, sra'pera,e the enemy.
Repeatedly yogrs, IL A.
keto. York Oct 2, 1914
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

wealth, but not one cent will he give to the pool
,o,aers family. No, Sir, be wants Slavery estsb'
=, a. the North, 20 that rich men can own slaves,
..a. with white labor-to degrade us-to
NJ sne pnoe Of labor by cunning labor itself'
aeaghers. your COrcorans, and vour Sh;eld.ss and
no longer rally round and Be- dunes - 49, auh;t;On
Of the Wood-and-Seymour, and n. Know.No. Is.
or0oA'' SCHOOL, They arc bastard Democrats
assume that appellation to betray you'll
Vote for the friend Of the patriotic soldier. yo,.
for your country Vote for the man who !, on,o,sa
to robbng and degradation Of labor BY owning II y
e. o. ., ,oe, WILLIAM MCCARTHY.
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Leave Of Absence.
The following order has been issued
HEADauAETHRs DEFKssEs oy wAsHIS0ros, /
J.F. A..

The following order has been issued:
HEApaUAETARs DHPKssE, oy wIsnISoros.)
Oct. l. 1902.
GsrnslL OsprRs No. 5-F1fi No spplieslou Tor .
leave " absence BIO considered 81 these headluatef
upes tbs officer s3ised belongs 10 this command OF
ain .kospitol within tho limit, Of the command
S,ond Leaves Of ,bsence will be sant,dto officers only on
certificate " disability Arising from wounds received
ia action or surgeons certificate showing that tho oer 10
duty account Of sickness and that the leave 10 ne
oesry life prevent permanent di.abiity II the
TO which tho officer belongs IL Ia this command tho
.upcaon must be approved by otA brigade. division
sna eorps comsndef and tho certificate must he approved
tho -Gica director at these head III The oeei
general hospital AMI his regiment 10 not 10 this com
mAnd tn certificate must - sed ~ The medical ohe~f Ia
ohse aud sppossd BY tho medical director at these head
quarters.
surgrous certificate Of disability arising om wounds or In
certificate shows tst tho oanlot reasonably be expected
10 recover general hospital " tho regiment 10 "LioA
ne belong In this command, tho applies must DO
approved company mental and all othsf intrrms
no, in th. the certificate must be ,rnsi by the
medical officer In chefe and approved by the medical director
at tl.e,- headquarters.
EufA! no leave OF absence furloush will be granted
nv enlisted man by of h. being paol~d
or zehanged prisoner Tor any other cause IL soADess OF
wounds, s,ceftanei Ia the manner above indicated
Fth No leave Of sbance 90 fufoush will be granted for
greater period than Thirty days. and no eAon'on' VIII De-
SiIA Commanding officers and officer, n charge Of hos
uiiss viii not allow either officers 70 pfes-nt their
applications IN person, but will forward them through the
channels aud BY the regular ordefes All plpe'nt
Ia through the proper ch.nn.s and m the proper noh" VI
be promptly consiesd and tho decision communicated
through the channels without delay But 10 attention
will paid where this order has been ifrnsrd
aud Isdng officers will be he'd responsible iot is Cd
~ command q Msl9r'.en. barho.
RicnAED Is iRwIs. Captain, a. ID. O. Acting Assistant
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Arrived.

s.,m.hp g. r. sp.uldins ~. s triu.por, HAYES. Fort.
Monroe ~ hours, having la TOW tho hospital ship 81
Steamship Ch.,ape.is crowel. Portland, Ne. md,e and
pass. to II. b: Cromwell Go. 4.
Weston Gray Passed Anji.r July ana Cape Good Hope
Aug Ia sept lat. ON Ion q 49, spoke bark Contest.
oD &C. .pote and So,rded bark Thou. D.ct from
for L day, out hs Ss DsSpsi o.
d.mise during Aug 10 and H. when blew hurricane from
and ,h wi s ss Xix sSd. 9 ."d
shin Jorom.h ThomRson. Blase Liverpool sept 30 md.s
and . g to samuel niue pSrsS, bound line
spohs ship George Green bosnd same day, sixnsed ship
KITTY Floyd hence bound also two 'so pTofss,' Tone
large propeller bound f. The Jetonish Thompson arrived at
ship Re,oae Freeman Liverpool Aug 30 md'e and 100
pass la welD to Williams Gulon Sept Q? lat q IS lon
81 u.s. boarded by boat from ship Hmaaya iof chr'-
tsa Norway fem Liverpool bound for Montreal ~ days
Ship Dr. Bsr,h OI.mburg Meyer, Hamburg % day. md's
and "A pass to r. NJ. Sloman Edge Had heavy weather
to the ard of the banks since then had light winds and
Gains. ,r ..., ,.,..t. W.. y 49,.
Ss9h Csles Cof BOSTON, Howss Malsg, Aug 30 fruit
IL "a shS Commanding q, W and sniius at \. W since
had GIT battling winds and csins -th iat - ION
90 80 spoke slip Prince Albert h"noufs f' hence Tor
BARK ihoma. Fletcher. souls Bath days in bass. to
s0S,ns' aom. TsHy n'w OFFS. Andrew sncsOvc.
st stephen. N. H. days, sihs 20 bFstt son 20 , .
Hark
Biz Young Dorchester (of Liverpool Eng McDermend
s.gn. II dave sugar to w. Eiwel Co. Had nds
mr,. Of passage Oct anchored in the Lower Bay aud
,be ..ms nj IT. during the n. T. gale lost all anchor.
Big PRECURSOR (Fsnch) GsusiI st. Pierre ~ b.. IA days
Big William Nickels FredfOrd Westerly R. L. days. ia
ballast to master.
sohr Eli Townsend Williams. Philadelphia for Eas, Cam.
bridge. ~ -, . .
schr J. b Cunningham, White. Washington, ID. C., IS
days, 10 ballast to master
ScLr Lote, Taylor Fortress Monroe days. In ballast to
master. -
schr Baltimore Gardner Portland Me- plaster bound for
Hudson. - 49,
sehr Julia Maria, Eaton Rondout, coal for Havsrhlu.
sohr. Edwin. Mitchell, Esstpor days, nah
Schr r. A. Sanders sommers, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr A. r. Simmons, Seamrn. Pbiladclpha for Boston.
sehr. Fidelis Candy Philadelphia Tor f all River.
Bchr. Ann Turner Ayres. Philadelphis for Lynn.
Schr. d. Smith, Smith Phiadephia FOR Boston.
Bchr. J. II. Allen, Adams Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr. Triumph. Small. Philaielpha Tor Boston.
Bchr. A. Bakcr, Kelly. Gloucester days, hsh
Steamer Ellen B. Terry ~, tsnspo) Chaplin, Newbern
n c. w hours IN ballast V y. D. TompAinA Oct l. psass
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To he Edit, Of The N. y. Tribune
slg: The Secession Democrats calculate on elect
ING Seymour on the strength Of Irish votes. Now,
then. as thousands Of IrIshmen have died on the
ba,ts.deds for our Union, how is it to be expected
that tho friends Of there martyrs to vote for the
nominee Of convention that passed no resolutions
Of sympathy for our soldiers or for the great cause
they are perling their lives for in the Army. Their
pubernatorlal nominee never made speech for the
cause they are fighting for, or contributed one cent
out of the million he possesses for the cause or for the
families Of Irish soldiers no have been slaughtered
by the susmiss Of our country. Lie 10 rolling IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Y. B. steam transport Dudley Buck, hence for Newborn
esmss Josephine tU s zan.por) 0rumlsy, wsshinsen,
Steamer George G. Colins ( a tr,n.nov.A limit Pan
hoys days. In ballast and u discharged soldierc.
Steamer Petrol, Young. Provdencs mdss 70 Idvud
Bynner.
stesne, Ircnsids' vsndsrssr Philadelphia uds. 70 Lo-
VIM. Dslzell.
Steamer Stevens Rsyuor, Baltimore. mlss 70 william,
Dalzeu.
stesmtug Achilles Hennesey, Fortress Monroe hocrs 10
Russell Stureea
FELLOWSHIP Owego. Norton. from Cardiff Aue IT,
Bark Clara Probst. from Brem erhsven Aug. 49,
Also steamship British Queen (Br LIE Memurisr nom
Havana Sept %. via Mas su. N. p. to E. CunGd.
WIND-Sunset, from s. H., and light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Isaac N. Arnold member of Congress
from Illinois, Friday last was driving into Chicago In his
carriage when suddenly his horses became frightened and ran
away Tho carriage striking stump the road
turned and Mr. Arnold thrown violently upon the ground
breaking his ann the wrist and nficting several cuts and
bruises upon his face.
Gen. Robert G. Schenck, when he Yves wounded
IN the battle of Antea the set Of waving his sword
aof bis head and shouting TO bis command At that
moment be was struck by ball IN the wris which passed
along the hand tearing bs fingers and striking the ht Of his
sword hurled It from bis grasp and drove twenty
feet from him. As his removing him from the
field he persisted with almost frantic demands to remain and
that he might recover his sword.
"A ball was given in Toronto last week in honor
Of Lord Monck visit that city, and several Of the Windsor
secesons visited Toronto. One Of them who wished an
invitation To the ball. called upon member OF Lord MoncRs
Cabinet presented his card: Mr. Southern Confedera
cy" The gentleman took II, examined It, and remarked
Mr. - Of the Southern ConfedeTacy eh! Well, Sir,
Government Of the existence Of such 'ins,itu
ton There be mistake Sir and the seccssons
was courteousy bowed out.
The city authorities Of brunswick, n. j.,
Of the gunbos, "Varuns memory with handsome sword
bearing the following inscription:
Presented by the Common Cour I'll Of New Brunswick "
j. TO Capt Charles Bogss for merorious services st New
Orleans, April "a. 1862"
The presentation speech made by Robert Adrsin esq
The gallant commander replied with great feeling and said
that he expected be In actual service again aud hoped
that his would fuh the arising the
actions of the past
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M1RZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-
Cleared.

stesmships-Etna (Br Rrok Liverpool via Queenstown
John q. Dale; Borussis (damburg TTsumsnn Hamburg,
Kunhsdt &Co.
Shos-Hnraseeket Waite. London Nssmith !. Sons Man
chester Landerkin. Liverpool. Trask X Dearborn.
Bsrks-Bce. houlton Cadik, J. o. BskG Co. Harriet
Rail- (French) Martin Miseiles. Boyd Hsncken; Cam
bha Hsesloop, Bremen, Kruger Bros
Brg.-Juli. tPrassian), Kraft Lisbon, Funch Menete
Wendt, Suwanee Nunroe, Vera Cruz. Metcaf Duncan;
Hopkins Hsmop, Phisderhis. X. p Buck Co Peerless
(Br.l Maxwell. HssI, Jane. Hunter 4 Co WIN. Aims
tBrl Nicker.sn, St. John, ~ r., p Neyus Son, Har
vest Queen (Br) HOLES Ms,smorss, Miller Houghton.
schooner.-Kasbec Ackey Arroyo. }. r., T. NJ. MAYHEM
Lexington Rsyuor. Hartford. H. Racket NJ L. Partridge
Uix BOSTON Vim. T. Brown Co. T.. Herbert. Clark, East
port John Boynon Sons; flight, Gibbs, Providence L.
kenny, sidney Price, Godfrey, Philadelphia H. L. McCesiy
Go.
steamsr-Thsmes Arey, Hamp,on Roads. N. L. Mccread,
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AMERICAN BIBLE Socrrrr.-The stated meeting
Of III. M.n.x.r, vas held 81 tho Bible House. Aston place
Thandsy Oct D. at q o. m. William b. Crosby, esq 10 the
char assisted BY Benz Swan, esq Grants Of books were
mad. to the hospital a, Dsvds Island NJ " for soldiers "
Newbsrn ~ C. to the Washington City Bible Society to
supply ssdie to LOurille and Vicinity Bible soeety Tor
h. ,r. purpo.e to N. Mnue.os Bible Society chiefly for
,od, Bibles and Testauents ia Spanish and Italian for
Pausna also IA Spanish and Portuguese or distribution
tbr Ofnoco Hiyef volumes In raised letters FOR tho
blind with smaller grants Ia various language and boou IN
sp.u,h French Portuguese and Italian 90 captains OF YES
ri, ,.inr 10 foreign pousi with q go Teamrns to the
ora Bbo Society for tho supply OF oder' nom this
y or tho.. passing through the city who have not been
..A, .uped Tn. entire number Of free donations made
A. this me- ding WA " COZ volumes,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SURROGATE's COURT-Ocr. 3-Before Acting Surrogate


SURROGATE's COURT-Ocr. 3-Before Acting Surrogate
DAILY.
CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs-wILLs PROVED.
The will, and codiei TO the same, Of Abby j.
Crceer recently admitted to probate contains the following
eleernosynary requests:
To b. Lukss Heme for INDECENT Christian 2o
To the House Of 800
To the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society for Sea-
Ia the City and Port Of New 100
To the Womsns Hospital Association Of the City Of
NeW'1
To st. Lukss Hospital corner OF Fifth avenue and Phy
Tour street NV
To Ne OrphsnS Home Of tho Protestant Episcopal -
To the Fund for Aged and lnbrm CsTsymen ofhe Prot
estsDt Epsegs Church In the Diocese Of New York 800
Tho Wills OF Charles Car Buxton, Pauline Volard, and
George ksrshA deceased. have versy been admitted 70
probate.
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A Portion FOR THE PooR.-Tbere are several
Institutions around this city for little children, orphans and
homeless ones where the Injury Of fuit seldom and In
enjoyed. Any person having surplus OF
grapes pears any other fruit, which they wish 70 dispose
Of in t. way have them personally distributed to the
mos, needy sent TO X. O. Pndee No 500 Broadway T.
II fine flower. brighten tho eyes Of poor children bunch Of
grape. year Of bounty will crafty their tastes Among
some Of our poor city children and In the Mssdens bunch
of grapes 10 never seen.
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LIE Towxsrsp MassIos.-The salo Of this splen.

THE TOWNSEND M,ssos.-The salo Of this splen.
dd pec. Of property which was announced Tor yesterday o.
IN. Merchants Exchange salsnoo, postponed until the
7,b in order TO s,e some Of tho mortgages chance to
rails. the money and pay tho claim Of MI Hendhek who
bo III, first mor,sfe The ground 30 feet the Finh
,yenus by 100 Thirty fourth street and the house
erected thereon BY T. r. Townsend o. sapara nototirty,
60, aver +2l2 900 Aner few year, residence Mr. Town
,od the to Nj Abbott, Principal OF tho SPIN
se Institute for 500 900 tho latter assuming the mort
$50 Tho total amount to about $4,000 OF
ufeh N. Hendricks Brothers hold $4,000 MI fla sil-
y.,.pl.i. manufacturer, f2oo0Oi and Mr. w. h Strong
.is0 NJ Abbott has occupied IN. place two years, but.
ins 20 pay tho interest AID principal ihoy fell due Mr.
usuIrcks ordered tclosure.
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EsBrzzLrxrsr-A short time ago Michael NJ
Muree agent for the United States E,ps" Company {"
Elms started sw.y that town with the sam OF 81 9o
bonsns tho Express Company. and came to this city
W.. he vu traced TO dr.pesbs house In Mercer street
an uisst h.viur ssO Of tho stolen money his
p,,ol I "a srre,ed and sent bach TO Elns yesterday
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FROM NEwprRs, N. C.-The United States
steam transport Ellen s. Terry, Capt. Chaplin, ar
rived last evening in So hours from Newoem' N. "
She reports everything quiet at Newbem. she
brings the following passengers;
Mrs Merit Of New.York, John II. Woodgste OF N. III
Washington Wels lst Officer u. g. steamer Ph@ni1 Cspt
Alex Baker ferry boa. Murray Lieut. John 81, nGksns
sergt WIN. NJ Psrrott nth Mass; Thos. Q. Page l7th
Mass DENIM. Lesy, l7th Mass Sutler Jno T. sai' z9d
Mass Sergt EdwsrdS Hull, 23d Mass; Henry Schroeder
II. Haven 25th Mass Geo. H. Carter, 25h Mas Samuel
Crsgn, 25th Aass Geo II. Banner. 18th Mass sergt Ed
ward X. Jones' nth Mass; Peter NJ Sullivan, Marine
Artilrfy
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Disasters, &c.

CoLLrsroyAs the stesmtug Mcdonald with number Of
canal boats from Albany in rounding the Battery she
came In collision with the soop Charles c. Archer OF Hsvss-
straw, stsving boat, stern, &c.
MoyrRvIDEo, Aug. lG, 1861
The ship Golden Esse bound from NewYork to Pspsms,
with cargo of coal sprung leak about 80 miles f. Of this
port and abandoned tbs 10Th ult The captain and
GREY arrived here In French bark
ne origantine Gen. Baris from NewYork bound 10 Ban
With an assored cargo put In here to repair dsuos
ayes 70 sef sails resulting from tempestuous weather
lby letter to Euwood Walter. ESQ.,. Sec Bd Uderw'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

COMMITTEE on N.rIosAL AyTArRs.-Thir Com
mlitse met yesterday snsnoon and was sdire"sd by y
A. conilins Col TOmpiins Gen. Hail. Aid Fromen' Booe
ard other. Several Of the speshers In favor Of strength
eun the Usrbor Dsfen,-s while others advocated city
mu.ry ofsAni1.,on under thu auspices Of the Common
Council Tl. sct 10 TO be further considered