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arrested on Sunday the charge OF disioyaly. IN
charge grew out Il his endorsing the sson Of tho rebel
goverumsnt hosting ne black Gag He has bssa sesi
v the old Capito, prison.
TIE CONVERSION or TIE CAPITOL ngr0 An nos
While the upper portions OF the Patent Once have been
devoted hospital purposes without protest Of the ON
cals the cannot be said Of the spacious and eupy
halls, passages, &C., Of tho Capitol COngressmsn end
others have grumbed much about the application OF The
Capitol 70 hospital purposes.
To-day the wounded in the Capitol are being tacn h
put board the Daniel Webster and taken b
New York. About four hundred and Aity will 30 saeu
to-day. There about six hundred and Gfsy more "a
the Capitol, whowill also be moved.
DEATHS OF 5OLDIERs IN THE HOSPITALS.
The following deaths OF soldiers announced
John Murphy, Co. +, Ninth Pennsylvania.
Wesley +. Prime. Go. d, First Michigan
B. Gnore, Co. l. Eighty third Pennsylvania.
Andrew Wetzler, Co. l, First New York battery.
l.. Dunnel, Co. IL. Nineteenth Naino.
Henry Chamberlain, Co. d, Eighty sixth New York
Mattcrson Samson q, Twenty fourth New York.
Sergeant John In srdt, Co. A. Fifteenth New York
Adam Schalk. 20 ~, FIRST New York
Thos. W Goodcnoush, Co. u, Sesonth Michigan
d. Connby, Co. u -xty third Pennsylyana.
ConTal Mil or, 90. q Thirty first New York.
John H Ayers, "a Co., U S..sharpshooors
Corporal Franklin Gardiner Co A., Fifteenth Mass.
Jas. G. Grey, Co !. Twenty-sixh Now York
Corporal Chas Hauser Co. i, Fifteenth New York.
Reading Rogers, Co. X, Twenty third Pennsylvania.
Thos. Powell, Co. ID, one Hundredth Pennsylvania.
Robert H. Sterling Go. L, Eighth Penn syvana cavalry
Lieutenant Thos Cawen, 20. b. Third North Carolina.
Samuel h. Miller, Co. 4, One Hundrsdth New York
Henry peppenger Co. l. Thirty third New York
Henry vosmer. Go. Il, Seventy fifth Penasy lvaniA.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United states bark Midnight sailed yesterday for
Port Royal. The following is list Of her ofhcers;-
Acting Master, Commordina--Nicholas Kirby
rrcc utics Cticer--Edwn Coffin.
Acting NoaH-S. H. Joy.
Pdundacr-Frankn Miller.
assistant Surgeon-James G. Bacon.
Acting Easiqn-Ezra Tanner.
kaser's Aate'-AIlan X Noyes Nicholas Pratt, rho~a,
Poymoasr's !Ste,ccrd-Peter Iron.
Surgeons Steudrd-D. n Pickering
number Of changes having been made tho officers
OF the gunboat 0ctorora, repubsh corrected st OF
the officers, as follows
Lieutenant Commondsr--George Brown
&uqeon--James Laws.
Ading kcder and Esecuire Ofcer--John A. Johnstone
Acfiag Masters ~. D Graham, A. A. Could l.. q. oooH
Chisf Enqiacer-.Iackson Mctinsl
1cting Ass,stum Pcymo1er--Wm. II. Higbee
Ssco'd AsstSom Eugtaeer-Em0ry J.. Brooks.
Taard Asss0at Eao,neers--C. X Morgan, James G..
Cooper, G.. W. Clark.
IhfdshipndH-C. W. Tracy.
Actina Master Ndte--Thomas McElmel
Commanders Ci>rc--walter Cooper.
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The Turf.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION -TRoTrIsG.
TuEspAv October T. trotng match 81 500 mile hoats
best three ia FIVE.
D. TalIman named br. S. Horny Clay, to wagon,
asd driver weighing 325 lbs. ..................
H. Woodruff named $. S. shepherd r. Knapp, to
Time, ,2:so-2:as-2;42s.
trottng match between stations Of reputation is
always an event Of interest in the sporting world
anticipated, large number gentlemen visited
the Fashion Pleasure Grounds yesterday afternoon TO
witness the between Henry Clay and shepherd f.
Knapp The original stake this race was one thou.
sand dollars side but this had beea ucr ised
from time to time by the owners OF the slaliisus
until six thousand dollars pending between
them The Of Henry Clay srakod the pile ,,
shepherd T. Knapp was very lame when brought on
the track aud got worse the ogresscd
hs chances Of winning entirely out OF the question still
being very gamo young horse and great portion OF
the stakes being wagcrcd play pay started in
the under the hope that he might warmed up
and excited, forget his lameness and pull through
ner. He could not, however, the. expectations OF
his bacKers yet he trotcd gamey TO the end made
odds hundred thirty against him at the start
Henry Clay Is good horse Of splendid action the top
Of his speed OF the famous ashaw family bears
strong resemblance to his great grandsre, Andrew
Jackson He made few fine bursts OF speed yesterday
notwithstanding the great weight behind him. showing
concusive'y that he can so very deep in the hrties
when called In the fret heat Knapp took the lend
and went TO tho quarter pole a length in adrance
went up and passed him, making tho hall
mile in 1I1ts> aud opened a wide gap from
there to the three quarter pole He up the home,
stretch at very moderate rate winning by half dozeu
lengths in 239. The two subsequent heats were won
easily by the brown stallion. He took the ead the
start in each heat, and headed ards.
The time 10 given in the above summary
To-day match for " 900 Will come OF between the
famous stallion Robert rillngham and the black gediug
General Butter, which will doubt srgecrowd
there being great desire the conqueroro Ethan
Allen.
Three matches made yesterday for 81 900 EACH
between General Butler and Rock nghanl. saddle
s,iky, and wagon the first come on on Friday the
Fridavs
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THE MAILS s0R EUROPE.
Aa0tAss Great BasGis and UntsA vletsxv
at C0riaths DlasslsslpRf.

AmOth1g 0rooe Bsssks emd UnheA vhctowv
st CorfDths DGfssfss1ppf.
The Caaard mail stsamsnip sootia Captain Judkas -
leave tins port this Afternoon for Liverpool Ths aS
for Europa viii close this city O'Clock thls q
tsrnoon The Nsw y0sK HnALD-Edit,on for Europe
will bsrosdy at eleven O'Clock this morning, and -
give tho latest particulars with the Official despatcha
from Gen. Grant. OF the Crest Battle and Union vc.sy
at Cor,nih Mississippi in which the rebels led by Prise
Van Dorn and Lowell. defeated. with heavy sas
Latest Dsspstches from the Army OF Mcclellan and iass
accounts OF tbe Movemonts Of the Rebels in ymstais
Latest Reports Of the Operations OF the Unios and sss
Forces In satucky Account OF the splendid Rstrost
Gen Morgan from Cumberland Gap Interesting Intsus
gencs from ths Rebe States Action OF the Robs Consrss
on PRESIDENT Llncon's Emancipation rroelamatoa. 40
count oil tho Capture OF the Anglo rebel steamer saa
o"'m oh tho North Carolina coast. wiha valuable
go theiaest n,eseocs from Mexico AMI all esttne
Tor mailing, SIX cents.
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ossEorIEs OF THE LATE LIEUTENANT WILLIAMS, OF
TIE IRISH BRIGADE.

~
Nxw YoRE Oct ], 1852.
oBsEQCIEs OF THE LATE LIEUTENANT WILLIAMS, OF
TIE IRISH BRIGADE.
The funeral of this gallant young officer who fell noby
fGhting the 6eh Of Aptbstam, viii take place s two
O'Clock afternoon. from his late residence, NO
a. vandewater street, corner Of Pearl The deceased
soldier lieutenant Of Company c. Sixtybnth regi-
ment New York state Volunteers, ard fought N every
battle since that Of Bull He ayoung man Of an
urbane and moral character, aud possessed all the re-
Brigade held meeling last night s the Astsr Hsuse and
resolved 70 attend the funeral IN q body.
ARRIVAL OF THE RBRANs OF COLONEL MArrHEwsoN,
OF THE THrRry-sEcoND ". Y. v.-MEEr1N0 or
cALIFoRSfAEs.
The remains of Colonel Matthewscn Of the First Caor
mia regiment or Thirty second New York Volunteers,
arrived this city Monday evening and have been
lying the Governors Room, at the City Hail.
The corpse encased In beautiful rosewood coffin,
decorated with flags and wreaths OF flowers.
The "Sons OF California held meeting at the Astor
House yesterday afternoon to make arrangements for the
funeral, which will take place on next Thursday.
Hon. y. n. Love- of California called 10 the chair
and Mr.. II. Thompson acted secretary. letter was
received from General sandford rendering the seventy
FIRST regiment escort TO the remains. The Grand
street Methodist church chosen the place for the
religious ceremonies and COMMITTEES was appointed TO
invite the of the Common Council on the OCCASION
Tho palbearsrs chosen folows:-t;ensral FIRE.
mont, Hon. 9. X. Garrison VIM. Coleman, General
s Ellis, Hon. J. A. McDougal, Hon $. B. smith, Hon. 4.
y Burton, George Wilkes, Henry Thompson Dr. H. Crowe
and Hon. y y. Low.
The funeral will take place a three O'Clock o.orrow
Afternoon.
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Military Movements I'm New York and
Vicinity.

Military MOv0momt0 In new Ork ana
Vicinity.
THE PROPOSED DRAFT.
II definitely settled that the draft will take
place the 10th Of the present MONTH
Morgan has been in town, and had consultation with
General Anthon In regard:o the matter OF draft. The
consultation entirely private one and the business
transacted did trauspre. The following has been is
sued by General Anthem
SPECIAL so.1s osDEssIyo 3. No. u Vow
| JuDcs ADVOCATE eEssEaI's ogrIcs.
The termination Of the arduous duties OF the examining
under me .be spdasse Of Chief Examiner s Cohen:
aud wsu their and az a;ten!'on @ hays % IN no
Ing corps IS therefore, from ms ds peleysd irc duty
. Judge Advocate General. CHEF Enrolling oaeer
THE BRIGADE OF PRINCE sAIM-sAIM.
Prince Salm-Sain- sketch Of whose life has been re-
Gently published in our columns, IS now making active
There is doubt but that he win succeed in doing
The Germans are about raising regiment ior him.
States service in order that be might New
York TO raise his brigade. The prestige Of his
men. The hsadqusrtefx of the brigade viii be opened
in few days, The Prince Is present stopping at
Mailard's, in Broadway, near Houston street.
CORcoRAN's IRISH LEGION.
| The Second regiment OF this splendid command
hwas mustered ia yesterday. Tho cpmnandant
Eor the post Colonel james G. Burke. ofh.
efficiency the present excellent condition OF the camp
mainly owing General Corcoran is always the camp
ground, attend ng TO the interests OF his His pre-
sencc will be certain guarantee 10 keep everything In
proper order
The One Hundred and SEVENTEEN regiment sCorcorans
Irish Legion, Colonel Peter McDermott commanding
the service OF the United States yesterday
afternoon, at Camp scott, Statan Island The regiment
numbers nearly nine hundred of the very best tight
ing material and there is every probability Of leaving
for the seal Of war on Friday.
CONFIRMATION OF SOLDIERS AT CANT SCOTT, STATEN
ISLAND.
The Most Reverend Archbishop Hughes " IA visit Camp
Scott. staten Island, Tomorrow, for the purpose of
administering the Of confirmation such SOL
ders Of the Corcran Legion require and may be found
prepared for its The sacrifice OF the holy
will be offered up previous TO the commencement OF the
ceremony The devotion 10 a strict obssrvaDs "a The
OF the Catholic Church which distinguishes
all rlshmen and tho Of Irshmen born within it's
fold in every country is known 10 all and doubt not
but that every member OF the Legion who has not re-
newed his bapsmal by confirmation viii dsvoutly
do the hands Of his Grace this important
sion.
GRoCERs' MILITARY AID FUND.
The committee appointed oy the grocers AMI the
traders connected therewth for the purpose raising
United states acknowledge the receipt Of the following
sums
c. r. Hunter ....... 500 Joseph A. Drsyfous. $50
Jas COLES, Jr., & Co.. 100 p. W. Martin 200
j. Hauford. ........... 90 Brunjes Ockershauscn&
Geo. 8. stepbensonSCo. 200 Cb................ 26o
Levi Auear Co 400 Total
VIM H. foge ....... a60 Prev acknowledged "a ,os6
wm. Hertzeh h......... % -
wM A. BOOTH rsssarer. 90 From, street.
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Court Calendar-yhts D~x

SUPREME CoURr-LIRcrr-Part I-Oyor and Tcrmssr;
murder trial. Part -Nos 205s, 29a4 2p46 2s62. 2o6<
1885, 1858 1850, 1861 2964 1860 2g2, g7<, 1910 1880
2os4 1886, 2osS. 1890, 1906 Part ili.Mects o. No 70
Duane street.
COMMON PLxS--Part Mos. $50, 1885, 1872, 1888,
1899, 13 1242x 1243, 12l6 l24s, 1850, 1251, 1888,
1855, 2O66 Part Nos. SOL, 1I46 2l2. l21f, 1890
1898 1885, 1889 1880 1851 1888, 1885, 1895 1869 1870
SrPxRoR Couxr Part Mos 1919, 1871, B6S, 2lSl
2s93 2AI3 1878 223 2ose. 2421 2<31, 1851. Part
Nos sos 1856 1884, 1885, 1859, 1890 1882, 1894 2slo
23l2 1aII 22lg
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Arrivals and Departures.

Posr rRoYAIstcsmship Star Of the South-Csp lack
sou Capt w Thompson, Capt W Dole, Capt v htckos
Lieut. Chas Hay a OF Gen Hunters staff; Surgeon Mara
Burns. Jacob Rotan, Linden. "
Nrw osLsAss-ship Mont Banc-Mrs Marc sad child Mss
Jane weaver-and In the seersge.
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Phal0n d Sons "SnOw white Orisnsa
Cream" for beautifying the compilation. Sold By all drug
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Phalon d Sons "Cecin,, the Best Arts-
Gle Ia he world for dressing ard preserving The hair Sold
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INC Union Men, ar mi i..I..inna.

the undersigned take great satisfaction in rec ,nsnd
ng u the patriotic beruvos their fellow ciizens the
important enterprise inavgurated by General D. X Bos
we'll in the state Of MssissippL
General Boswell has adhered TO the Cause OF the Union
IN the midst OF treachery and violence with
riness having been driven from his home despoed oil
an ample fortune, imprisoned by the rebels a forced
70 seek personal safety by long and painful ravc ON foot
through swamrs and forest, b. night well as day.
His hdeity to the Union Of fathers ha Ntng been
thus tested the Pre3dant did hesitate entrist him
with the organization OF brigade OF his 10y selow sui
terers in Mississippi.
These men whom hs proposes calling service or
our country are, kc himself refugees fpr conscience
sake Driven FROM their homes and emplo ymcnts they
too pennicss and almost destitute ant clothing
nevertheless they are willing to fight counting their
lives dear TO thes that their ovcd me may
once more enjoy the protection Of tradil Onary flag
But this enterprise follow citizons, needs aid out OF
your abundance will you not give it,
George W. Blunt, Esq, OF this city has kindly consent
ed 10 treasurer of the fund which may be
for the purpose above speciled.
RUFUS +. ANDREWS.
GEORGE W RUNr
G.. II MARSHALL.
DAVID d. FIELD,
PETER COOPER,
NEW fo.K, Oct, 8, 1862. GEORGE 0PDyKE.
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CristadQro's Hair Dye, Pressrvative ARD
Wig depot Wholesale aud retail, No Asor Houss. ~
DJe 10 applied by sEpersaAced artsta
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Launch OF the Iron-Clad Nahant.

rVsfON, VVV 7, Iboz,
The new Monitor, Nahant, successfully launched
from Harrison Lornss yard, 10 sosth Boston, al sieseo
A. n. to-day.
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United states District Court.

United states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
ocT. Return Of process made in the case OF the
United states and others the schooner John Gpn and
cargo Mcssrs. Webster and Craig appeared orhe cargo
and hr Evarts Tor the vessel The United STATES District
Attorney hor thu government Tho was postponed.
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Hill's Hatr Dye, so Cents, Bls,ck or
Brown, best In use. Del No Barclay street. ad sold By
all druggista
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Oaicial Drnxyings or naurrnx. naa
Oaei.i DR.. wings OF tns D.,~w.r. ssass

DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 4z3-October Z. I0G1
4. 81, 39, 10, b, IL. 80, Is 50, rs. Go, 50.
DELAWARE Class Ay-October 7. 1861
AZ, so. 10, ~, z. o. So. 81, 81 50, 26, 50.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wiimingtoa Delaware
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Prizes Cashed i'm All LexaIixed Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATHS
Broker, IL Wall street room No l New Yost
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Doctsr Hanter's Discovery, Curss the
ss2 "a Ge"S ss s6sss ssssS ~ s'sa s::s s ~ ssss
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military rebs fsroohas possession with very slight OF
ccpton OF the whole state Of Alabama No assistance
could be hoped tho action of negbor,ne dsocasss
TOR sney also were overrun by hostile military force
WIN mat hostile army thus setting at naoght the autho
rny OF this Convention, no thought tho
venton 70 take ths action proposed This stsof things
oanoot mast NOT continue and swould be for this
Of the Church skan be once more rseegns red
20 despairng ~ suppose thai thus terrible
storm Of war wpnd prevail much longer. Moulentous
which no4 only sGssd this continent but a.. Ssos
world In iess than three years the great rebellion
Dc overihrown The South, If obdnrate IN her treason,
must DO snbjugated by tho strong arm OF military power
and bc brought back to ~ orgnal position under the
constitution Ono OF the results be the emancipation
OF rare Of which he not member -Four millions
OF people besont forth upon Their march for reodn
number greater than wont forth from Egypt--migher
than tha rdes that rrupled into Italy insar
rec'ion may take pace IA part in WHOLE aud an event
winch he anticipated with horror might tas pacethc
mnrder aud the massacre u the habitans~ ShoaId THIS
take place, or eyeo The Tear oil Il might c,l Tor the
,ons wore i"ic enough '| % dictate ,se wisdom
OF postponing The question TIL thencNt geeera coavcnon
Judge HosimAs locked on ho resolution merely
comincndins the consideration o the lue-siDG involved
40 the preamble aud resolution og Dr vntnn a. JOINT
cnmttee 9 three TO bc appointed with the c'ncnrrenco
o the House of Bshop5 He trusted auolb1r word
rel@rt Of the committee OF beipre them
THURSDAY next, b wbam the whole oubec. had nsen
fctted
lhe aucsticn the n. pos.pauonen, OF
the resolution ana preamble under consider alton wns
about being put but obJcoted ab snce OF
Dr. Nnion pending which the whole question tom
poriry laid upon The table
ThB amEEIcAs cIvRc.. rARus
Agreeably with canon adoptoi the last General
Conyentlon,
Rov. W. q. LaMsON rector OF the AmcgG,n lpisrips
church Of the Holy Trinity IN Parts oeede read
report prepared BY him the AFFAIRS ih,o
was referrcd TO spacia committoe OF ttcec
inS Of M,ssrs. Hoffman Huntington nj vinton
committee oi three was appointed 10 confer with
committee o the House oil Bishops she appointment
board ot missions OF the Church for tho three
years
vote OF thanks passed Tho Society Library for
il tender 70 the metnbes Of th Convention Of
usc Of the library.
On motion, the cousidcratonoe the selection OF paco
Tor coldnI the next general Convention the
order OF ths day Tor Thursday, al twelve NJ.
some time spent in selscting spccia comm loe
ateS which the House adjourned.
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P20GaESS or TIE Civit WAR.
Tho RSut OF the Rebels Ia MIssissippE-
Visit OF President Lincoin TO moCIeI-
lama Army.


lama Army.
All The particulars received Of tho Defeat aud Total out
OF the Rebels under pgce. Van Dorm aad Lowell uo
rnlh. Miss by the Union Forces of General Grant, WI
be published IN the FAMILY HERALD, ready oday (wsd
nesday) II will also contain the latest Dispatches
the Army OF Me- ceiian the latest Accounts o. tho Move
ueuts Kentucky and Tennessee and Of tho Operations
and Position Of tho onion and Rebel Forces all parts
the country Proceedings Of the Iosbsi Congress yra-
phc account, from Special Correspondent OF ths Visit
81 frcsdcnt Linson 10 Mcclellan Army, OF hs enthT
sastc Reception by tho Soldiers, OF the Grand Review
and q the prcseat appearance she Union Army Report
ot the Proceedass Of the General Episcopal Coavcnoa
Report OF the sermon OF the Rev Dr. Cheev0r SundaI
evening last Oh the presdeuts Emancipation Prooama-
on; The Latest European intelligence and al ot
the past week OF importance. TERns-Two Dollars Psr
year singh copies, in wrappers, -Four Cent
OHciui Drawings OF murray. EDDY u
Co. q kensneky aud Missouri Skate Lotterica
KENTUCKY. ExrRA CLASS E5-October 2, l8d1
IL, ~, - al 3S A. 20 81 4, l3. ~, 60.
KENTUCKY. CLAss A76--Oclober T. l8s2.
70, 81. Ii, -. 5S, l., 5, &c, 46, 6i, 70, le.
Giro semi free Of charge by addresang either e
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covington. KY, OF 81. Louis. No
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The triumph of the season im the WOrl1
Of nalc fashion IL the fall style OF Hats Si
prince OF haite KNOX ComPeti,on grows pale before
specimen so perfect model iauitlesa eehcars
nountc IL ioye wives gem, and both declare ths
looked we much the gentleman. ko
wonder 22 Broadway, oil Fulton daily
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Grand Family Holiday at Barnum'
Museum speaid drama yictorine is played aftss
and evening See advertisement.
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LAuScB or ASoTBER IRON DO morrow morning al
O'Clock, will be launched from yard Of T. T. Row.
land, Continental Works, Grcenpont, the iron clad
steamer Montauk This will be the third clad the
plan OF Capt Ericsson launched by Mr. Rowland.
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.Fredricks 4 Co, Photographers, n
Fifth avenue, Madison square.
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OMciai Drawings OF th& I1ibrarY Asso-
cation Company s Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS No. 5l3-October 7. 1861
20, 8, 40. lo, 2. ~, "a, 81. s, Al, Is, 65. &C.
CLASS No. 3N-Octooer 7, 1857
2G. "a. l6. q. 6s. 5S. 81, 76, 4, 73, |, 43.
For circulars, ac. address
Il. FRANCE 4 CO., Coysastou. N.
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Troops Going to Newbern.

The steamers MerrimAc and Mississippi havo been char
tered convey tho Fifth Forty fourth and Forty afl
regiments to Newbero. They will probably leave th
present week.
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The Church and The Rebellious states
Debate Resumed.

The Church and The Rebelli0us states
Debate Resumed.
SIXTH DAY.
The Trjennnl Episcopal Convention met yesterday
the usual hour. The usual morning service having
been gone through, the House organized.
Aresouton touching alteration In the canons was
referred.
fBs SPECIAL COMMITTEE RRsKiIos.
II was suggested BY member that all the diecssss BE-
represented thereon
The PRESIDENT explained that the committee had been
shouShtfuy selected Of the gentlemen on had in.
troduced resolutions on the subject.
Dr. vryToN 10 favor or the suggestion as 10 the
propriety Of having oil the dioceses represented
Tho following resolution then offered
Resolved That Secretary requested have printed
for the OF this House. three hundred copies OF
Convention Protestant Episcopal Church In tue
called Confederate States such parts OF the
light upon questions under consideration in
this House.
Referred
CoSsECRAIfoS or EIsIBoP
The question Of the conservation Of Bishop Wilder OF
Alabama by bishops in the seeded States, then a
troduced by resolution presented by DR.. vIrroN he
moved the whole matter be referred, with tho
currcnce Of the bishops, 70 q special committee
g. b. Rueolss moved the stponeueut OF Tho consido
ration OF the question involved till the next general co
yeuou when that time diderert state OF thinau
Id orsvat Ia the secsded States At present. large
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