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The New York herald., 1862-11-03
The BOSvery Murder.

Corcner Collin held inquest yesterday, IN the Tenth
ward station house the body Of the young known
as Tony, the boaman, who shot IN tho lager bier
saloon the Of Bowery and Rvingon steet on
Saturday night last
Patrick o'Brien, proprietor Of the Zone Mile House,
where the tragedy occurred testified the deceased
and two other men, all Of whom partially inoxi.
Gated entered his house about eight O'Clock on Saturday
evening" dcalled for drinks There were about dozen
men in the room At that tme aud one Of them named
whittlesey, alias 'Brooklyn B commenced to ssufle
with another mar called "cr oppy.' Deceased and an
other man joined them, and whttlesey was lying
the 6oor with the deceased the top Of him. They
both got up aud Wttesey rersated the end OF tho
bar where be discharged bis revolver twice. second
bail entered the right breast of the deceased The whole
party then 1ed and the deceased staggered 10 the side
walk, upon which he fell, and soon after expired.
Thomas Brien, relative Of the proprietor the 50.
loon, and several other Witnesses were examined but no
new facts were elected
The named whittlesey was traced TO disrepuabls
saloon ID Canal street where he secured Tho pri.
examined and testified foilows:I Aas sky.
larkng with Croppy Jack apd while bad my pisto in
my hand, somebody caught hold Of the pistol and it went
= three scufline eyer mo when s>uebody attempted to
ans in face Then sr brennan sad 70 me, ago out
the door SON ~body is shs had not kne slightest
nention OF shooting any one. re jury ren~rea aver
ct that the deceased CAM by his de-. "a IRON a
ctsd by pistol IN the hands OF William u "nhNWes'.
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COrOner's Inquests.

KILLED BY FAILING Down SrAiRs.-An Unknown man.
about thirty years Of age fell down the stairs Of the
Twenty precinct police station house, No. l26
Cedar street. about O'Clock yesterday and died from
the effects OF his injuries short time aferwa Is, One
OF the officers was arrested suspicion OF throwing him
down. but at the inquest held by Coroner Raj ney the
evidence went 10 show that the deceased fell down
accidentally, nd that the officer was entirely innocent
The inquest will be concluded to-day.
FRcaryuL DsATu.--A man named John Reilly, employ
ed IN the picture frame mandatory No. 2e6 seventh
avenue was killed on Saturday last by coming In
tact with the SHAFT Of tho engine He carried round
with great velocity causing his body 70 be crushed and
inquest on the case yesterday st the Jews Hospital n
Twenty, eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03
The Mexican War.

NAPOLEON TAKING LESSONS FROM SCOTT.
paris (Oct 12) correspondence of London Globe
The Moni<,T cont aims elaborate analysis, fronN
publications printed Mexico and Madrid Of
General Scots and proceedings in the Cam
paign Of 1847 with the evident object Of popnarsng the
French expedition and ustyng the current expenditure
II is shown that altogether force Of So 900 North Amc
rcans accounted for at the War Office in Washington
despatched this erand though only Al 900 seem TO
have been actively engaged in the advance on Santa
Annals capital The casualties reported amount to 600
killed wounded and considerable stress Is laid ON
the fact that territorial compensation preferred by
President and Congress TO any mere pecunary indemph
cation for outlay in Central America.
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THE COLORED EMIGRANTS FOB CHrR1QUI.
Address Of the Colored People OF tire Dis
trict OF Columbia to President Lincoln
HIS Reply.

irtct OF Columbia to President Lincoln
HIS Reply.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1852.
The colofed people oS the District Of Columbia, for
whose removal Congress made appropriation and
the President authority in the premises, have sent
deegation the President, and that delegation has
liyered to him the following letter: =
To TIE PRESIDENT -
SR-The undersigned behalf Of their colored breth-
and themselves, have called upon your Exceency
learn when we can take our departure TO the land
promised by yourself in the address you made to in
this, your executive mansion.
We have learned from tho Hon. Senator Pomeroy, the
agent Of emigration whom you appointed conduct us
Chriqu that he is ready, his equipment engaged his
provisions for the emgrants bought; that vessel sua.
has been found that tho consent Of the government with
its agreement " receive citizens with equal rights
and obligations has been obtained and that he only
wants orders to announce the day Of sailing and
that he can sail within week. II your order is given.
Gauy Of acting upon your promise send us
as one hundred were ready have sold our furni
voyage; and now when more than five times that
Der have made preparations to leave, find that there
is uncertainty and delay which greatly embarrassing
and reducing scanty until fears being
created that these means being exhausted poverty in
stl worse form than has yet mel us may be Winter
We have I: stated in tho newspapers that you do
not intend TO let depart. We willing believe
that your Exceency would invite US TO make arrange.
ments to gowould tell that We could not live pros
perolsy here-woud hopes within and stimu.
late US TO struggle for national independence and respec
bic equality-and then, when we had made ourselves
ready for the effort in confident belief Of the integrity
your promise, that it's realization will be withheld.
Congress has placed the power and the solely in
the hands Of your Excelency to aid in removing You
began the movement. You appointed Senator Pomeroy
in whom not only the coored people but the whole
try have confidence TO that justice should be done
us in our removal He has said that he is ready.
We, therefore, earnestly beg that your Exceency will
give him explicit orders to sail before the cold
weather sets in to pinch heretofore the storms Of
winter shall make Our voyage dangerous one.
President Lincoln, through his private secretary
piled to the deputatiou OF colored who had called
upon him to express their disappointment the delay
their being sent promised to Central America, that
he (the President) anxious he ever was for
their DEPARTURE that he had placed everything in the
hands of Senator Pomeroy OF Kansas and tnat he could
not the deputaon of colored men, but that he
would do so in the course of a few days.
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Vigilance Texans Is the price % Of liberty Did VI need
anything on them 10 convince Us Of the spirit BY which
our foe y animated. 1t stands before n The full glare
:ap.rssSsy Infamous thing Ess The history Of
nations exhibits FROM people ignorant Of the harmo
nisng doctrEs d the holy Christian fatba religion alien
70 40 dea and purpose 10 ar0cious-a foil deed Of the
Kind might possibly be expected But that in this
Of light liberty and relgon-and that too IRON people
that has claimed TO act as pillar Of rc by night and
plhnot cloud by day. 10 almost all the Of the world
a thing OF the kind should seriously cmanate will by
the future hst riao be recorded something incredb
from its very Notwithstanding NO monstrous the
human mind TO believe. Think oc it, citizens of Texas
your foe by solemn prccamaau pats you without the
e s Of Jaw d%s oOnsgns you soa the horrors Of ser
and to visit upon hn the bgrrd oatrages ho mcdtaea
against you.
The Capture OF Sabine PAss.
The following details relative TO the capture Of Sabine
Pass viii be found very interesting. Captain Crocker
who commanded the KeDsiugton and the expedition is
well the gcntlemaniy and popular commander
Of the steamer r. r. Cuyler when running between New
York and Sayannah;-
from the New Orleans Delta, 0ct Gal
On the ls Of October the United States steamer Ken
sngton Acting Master Crocker commanding, assisted BY
the Unea States schooner packet and the bomb
schooner JONAS Captain Pennington assailsd the fort
commanding the entrance to the Sabine Pass drove the
Geld pieces spiked and destroyed two large eghtinch
guns and anchored opposite tho town. landed nfty
with howitzer marched i've miles into the country,
attacked rebel camp Of cavalry, consisting Of from one
hundred and fifty TO two hundred men found them drawn
up in line Of battle fred one volley upon them and
charged at double quick when they skedadded, drop
ping their and leaving their camp equpage burned
their camp and fourteen buildings used barracks and
storehouses, containing large amount Of sto es.
On the 5h instant Captain Crockrr started with TWEEN
ty-hve men on river steamer (Which he captured) 70
destroy the Taylors Bayou river bridge Found the
bridge defended by about Thousand men, consisting
Of cavalry, artillery and infantry protected by strong
bfcastwofk. Afef Using shrapnfi and canister urcn
Crocker then landed twelve mem and Vqcr cover Of the
steamer destroyed the bridge repulsing charge from
the rebel cavalry during the time, and taking several
prisoners among whom was Colonel Clifton commander
OF the fo6e forces Captain Crocker has within the last
fifteen days, captured fort two camps and burned
thirty buildings used barracks and storehouses con-
tanning large amount of ammunition and provisions.
He has also captured four schooners two soops End
steamer, beside quite number o! smaller VESSELS
which he has burned.
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MIsCE'LLASEtous.

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weeks remedy, after having suffered seve
raj ears Lung Affection, and that dread diserseS
pto anxious make known 70 hs FELLOW suhert
ora IN, means OF cure. al who desire he VIII send
copy the prescription used ree Of With drec.ons
for preparing using the same, which they VIII hnd
SURE cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, &c Tha
only object advertiser IN sending the presentation 20
benefit The and he hopes every sufferer may y ho
REMEDY IS ID will then nehing ard may prove bpss
ing Parties Wishing she grss'Ru0wn w wln srss
VS. faN AH#t st Williamsburg kpgs county, n r.
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Police lntellfUence.

Tail Or JFwEiaY.-A young man named Chrstoph,
.. ...--@s before justice Quackenbush at the
Ford was orvus-.
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, complaint
mf umes L. Gfalahi or 81 Washington square The ac-
cused n roocr by raie and had been employed repair
ing the roof Of Mr. Grahams house He had occasion 20
enter q room the third floor In whicn were goia
watch valued at $50, and largo amount o. ieweiry,
,aued AT s4Oo Tho property missed Immediately
after the accused left Ford denied all the charges against
him but the fact that about 800 ia money was found on
him nv his employ or was considered prssumpvc proo
of his guilt lie committed lor trial Ia dclault o.
81 900 bail
HRAvy RosBERy gY DoxEsnc.--A woman named Ro
sanna Brady was arrested yesterday upon the grave
charge Of purloning from her employer, Mr.. William D.
vapaerbnt Of No ST. Luxcs place, two coats in the
pockct of one OF which pocketbook, containing
checks drafts and ohcr valuable papers worth IN ali tho
sum Of 500 The offence was cemmiited in May last
The offender Immediately afterwards left the employ of Mr.
vanderbilt and no clue her whereabouts cou-be OBJ
ained uniii yesterday when she taken into custody
is officer Joslingy OF the Twenty eighth precinct. she
admitted hav ing taken The coats, which she pawued
pQ prev iousy burned oil the papers Just ce uacken.
besh eommittss her trial in default of VI 100 bail
AlLegu ATTEMPT TO DgsaAcD Tw MECHANICS DASKiSc
AssocI4Irvs--A canal boat captain, named Alexander
schler ,akcn into cusody yesterday by detective
Dusepbhrv upoa the charge Of delraudiny tho Mechacs
Bapkny Association OF The sun 800 under The follow
ing circumstances TN saturday last the accused pre-
seucd TO Mr. y. W. smith, the paying teller OF tho Ne
chanics' luukng Association, check s,sqed by ono
Adon smith, .Ir. payable 10 bearer foT sQc sum Of
three hundred md atty nine dollars and sixty o.gsI
cents across the aguic three, on the margin Of iie
check, mark had been drawn which made the three
very much resemble dgue Elk Tho paying teller look
/ cd at the figures, aud without noticing tho
body Of the cheek, paid, be alleges The
| sum a six hundred and Gfy-nine dollars and
| sixty eight cents to She accused. He soon
discovered the mistake detective Dusenbury was
| detailed TO find Mr. scbulcr aud obtain from him tho
$780, When found, however Mr.. Schuler denied receiv
ing than the face Of the check On being searched
BY the officer three 500 bills and fow smaller ones
were found upon him Justice Quackenbuah held bin &c
bail n the SUN a q ,V0O Iot examination
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Promotions In the irish Brigade
REGIMENTAL ORpERS-NQ. 10.

HEADQUARTERS srxrY-rmRD REGIxRSr N Yv,1
CAxP on BOLIVAR HEIGHrs, Va, Oct. 27, 1862.
The following named officers and non-commissionets
officers, having been recommended by theft commanding
officer, Captain Joseph O'Ne bravery on the battle
aed commissioned by his Excellency Governor Nor
gan and assigned to duty. as follows
First Lieutenant Joseph McDonough to be Captain Com
pany vice prendcrgrast, discharged, rank from Sep
First Lieutenant John Gleeson 10 be Captain Company
B, vice Warren, discharged rank from Sept IT, 1862
s First Lieutenans 7. W. Cartwright be Captain Com,
Second Lieutenant Thomas Toohy to be Captain Com.
pany vice Kavanagh, killed in action, rank from Sept
Second Lieutenant Richard p Moore to be FRS. Lieute
nant Company h, vice Gleeson, promoted, rank from
second Lieutenant James l. Mccormack to be First
Lieutenant Company ], vice Mcehan, discharged, rank
nant Company A, vice McDonough, promoted rank from
Sergeant Major VIM Quirk be First Lieutenant Com
pany g. vice Cartwright promoted, rank from Sept Ii,
First Sergeant VIM. Taylor to bs First Lieutenant Com.
pany U vco Ryan, discharged rank from Sept H. 1862
First Sergeant Timothy Murray TO be Second fieute-
nant Company A, vice Iouhy, promoted rank from Sept
First Sergeant wm Higgins 10 be Second Lieutenant
Company 9, vice Russell, declined appointment, rank.
First Sergeant Lawrence Daddy to be Second Leute
nan. Company D, vice Mccormack, promoted, rank IRON.
Sergeant Miles Mcdonald to be Second Leu,enan. Com
pany F. vice Lydon killed in action rank from Sept IT,
1852.
Sergeant Patrick H. Riordan 70 be Second Lieutenant
Company F. vice Moore, promoted rank from Sept IL
First Sergeant Michael Grogan be Second Lieutenant
Company X, vice Mcconnell. Killed in action, rank from
Sept. II, 1862.
Sergeant william Daley TO be Second Lieutenant Com
pany !, vice Gormley, promoted rank from Sept II,
1862
Approved. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
Brigadier General commanding Irish Brigade.
BY order. JOSEPH ONEIL,
Captain Commanding Sixty. third regiment N. Y.sv.
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H,ram walbriAge Tor Congress,

Hiram Walbrt4Re fOx C0ngresss
Gsrsra wabrldge has consented 70 take the field aAns
Ben Wood ,at the request Of numbers Of our inassn
e.tlzens of all parties. We give below Of the nu
merous appeals he has received The gentlemen who
have put him in nomination intend elect him, and the
General actively al wotk canvassing the distrct-
Ho, u,s.,. NJ. sT.. f1s. r.. Gss 2srt e. l'
Fssd pur.ni,s Within limits have sosssa win rssTe.
ssc,on Ben Wood e Congress from The Ssvih district
&c IsssR an
20 sTssr - - the spprSs.chnI s.on 1
place yourself Sed as an p-nasnt snpporsr Of
n; : sss nsss sl' "sy
~ Tor ibis that we pon 1s you sseuS !" the
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- soSn tss isSn Stevens '.Sya Jsa =. Ness.
Jacob sShsad dedrss donaldson sf cOip rhs1s:
orSEsAL wALBaIDas's LETrkp - ACCEPTANCE
s-srs cn,slfs r. MAssaAl SEy Yors & Nov lSS2 W.,
lAxx sraoss Gsoa' STRONG ssS' and Diners 80
.,s oa al syor q yss,erdsy duty ,seyet o.
~ p~ that my forbid my becoming
any Office a. this approaching election Bnt ,he
nent ui onls tuebrr who had the hardhood to
outrage public sentiment Of the loyal North by the pub
caon ef opinions which were hailed Win unmpn W. the
pespafsded with lively satisfaction throughout al
States and enemies abioad-would
be- deemed both the South and Europe o. conclusive evi
sa.es and Of this constitutional represents
"ie result al the South would BE- 70 invigorae
rfnes ~ the rebels potr1ct the conflict and add 10 the
Of would tend bring
about active ineryrnon aud its blosdy desoang tcase.
quences for we VII not n Wy ~ onsons % oe"0
saIted paheny day ~ day, 60 see II TINS tresh IN.
dsr,y was inflicted upon u snd nave pee esd snu
wins ta mad loya honest nations deinocrA who snoua
e nand a. represent this great cmmrfca cons!nu-
rDy in more responsive 20 ssH PfihcP'eA 'neH
civnl,y theisateless amt their nenor h~o ,r, II. ~.
d. OuI rebellion given ~ mc
time energy strength that possrss Nnn ny
invgorzie 10. loyal cause anu 70 "pnoo sne
constitution avn thereore, ny ps~ ~ Your vi.aess
bat no man has the right to pleau h's pNAe
Interests wh, summoned advance The puoic soaa y 80
eminent . BODY czens nor have they sny rst 20 ae.
snand that ssc6ce OF any citizen unless they hy reae
the republic is in perl aud the cause of ~
% stake. Believing thus be the csse my .ryice are 2.
bssn disposed Of ihrogA conhs~toa by the rebel a""
~ united. vigorous determined action We can redeem
chs sloro Forh Commercial district the misfepre-
sentstions BY which IL has been abused .
pledge my upurin nnwave1ng cnerses 20 ms result
nd supported Wy all loya forward With comb
fSsps,ng YOU for this proof OF your friendly eseem am
resptc,fuiy uoiy yours, hihAn "AbbhpSE.
The Colorsd Voters OF Williamsburg IN
CrssuRs OF TBE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EEGRo
KICKS IN Tng TRACES.
<alnPQ16ni PTsIPg " ~ sOl~ss s4.Ssns r w
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Military Movements In New York.
CnRCnRAN,a IRISH LEGION.

There was grand review and dress parade Of tho
Corcoran Legion at Camp Scott Staten Island yesterday
afternoon General Even upon the ground, and in
spected under tho command of General Corcoran
OF which nearly three thousand were upon the ground
The entire Legion expects 70 get Off by "Wednesday next
Gene al Even yesterday expressed himself highly graft
fed with the appearance Of the men on parade.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03
The Election tn New York.
EDITORS, REPORTERS AND TELE0RAPBBR


= THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
10 simplify matters and reduce the pressure on the
telegraph ne on Tuesday night you are hereby request
cd t send 10 the Associated Press the full vote oi the
towns heard from for Governor alone.
The by counties, reliable estimates thereon, 10
also desirable, and may be sent in aduon 70 the ore
The vote other candidates the State ticket should
not be teiegraphed.
70 full returns and in relation TO members Of Assembly
the Of tho persons elected, with their petcs,
al which is required.
Attention 70 hese regulations will greatly facilitate the
press and the public in arriving at an early knowledge Of
the result OF the election. u. H. CRAIG,
Agent Associated Press
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 323.
OFFICE SuPERlSTENDENr METROPOLITAN PoLicr,
NFw YoRg, Nov, l, 1862
CAPrAN -, - Precinct Tie police telegraph in-
strument, after snndown November inst, viii DO
used exclusively transmitting election returns The
only exception will be in notifying the central ofcs OF
apy serious disturbance requiring aid the locality Of
fire or the detention of lost children No comnunica
whatever must be made between ono station house
and another during the period OF transmitting eecton
returns, unless order from the central office You
will SO dispose OF the members OF your command as TO
insure the transmitting Of the result OF the canvass Of
each ticket the several election districts in your pre-
cBct your station house without delay thence TO be
sent immediately by election districts TO the central
Office. The Fifth, Sixth, Eighth Tenth and Four.
teenth precincts viii send tbese returns forthwith
by special messengers The remaining stations and sub
stations will transmit by telegraph Direct the men who
SO engaged in bringing the returns of the can
the returns of the Associated Press, which yes
will deliver TO the special messenger duly appoint
ed 70 receive the same. No question relative 70
the progress Of the canvass will be answered from
the central Office; but the Of each
ticket is completed the result will, alarm, be trans
mited 70 every station house for the information Of the
Sergeant is especially detailed to operate the in
strument at station house from sundcwn TO twelve
until the canvass is ended. JOHN A. REMEDY,
Superintendent Metropolitan Police.
The New York herald., 1862-11-03
New Jsraev Politics
Personal Intelligence.

AIDE man Lewis W. Maires, Of Hoboken, has oeeI
nom mated for the New Jersey Assembly.