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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

from this department shan receive tn. Of IS week.
AID ~ per week for ech c7d In OF both
p.rrnts living aud d-p- dog upon him for support they
shall r-c~iv- ~ per week each.
hcsred That tue is OF unmarried man who
b, d. nndiug upon bin for support shall receive II only
-; II bon. t6 per w-es
Pe,ored That of any unmarried volun,eerns
m this d. who hiss tsny TO support he shall
receive bounty OF $40 upon proper proof being presented
tia he hss volunteered
DR.. Tho-. p. Norris, who has recently been ap-
poiu,ed Surgeon pro tenn OF the Senatorial Regiment.
examined aud passed nearly Que hundred men the last
two days. Only Fix OF the number were rejected.
There are still a large number to be examined.
a recruiting nffi,e ior the l4th Regiment has been
opeued at he CRY Armcrv, corner II Cranberry and
Henry streets. The first detachment VIII leave for
The seat of war on Tuesday next. A special bounty
il paid TO recruits for this regiment out oi the Pro-
Gucs Exchange Fund.
A new company is in process Of organization for
Ike I'D Regni Militia.
A spec al meeting OF the Kings County Board OF
Superyi.vrs will be he'll to-day Saturday, Tor the
pm pore OF making appropriation 10 aid recruiting
teers viii also be cousidcred.
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Connie, tnIeiIiyeure.

I.t,rnPool, Aug. 6.--CorTus-ihe sales 81 Mon
day I'D iu~.dsy 70 Oh fss. 81 stioh taDJ g.
,srusar. AVID erpOefs Prce Is furrd % Auofi-
an isscu ions bot ,, cloei quiet ultrr the
VI gan. agti-rs
-r,rE oY ll,pgA, ~ nehcs;a q nuke. f. quiet, bg,
%. ..-f aIr -il s1ysnr ~
EHftDsrrfg- be BfesJs'uls msltsl h. It'll dcrri1r
except Corn, which f. s'eliy Il-A4i ,ur slrnrr &,
" az reid. Nash Co ana bi,rid Athya = Co. f-pot
I.l declined a.. cn-fy Tue i-Iiof a. tf, Amen
. lorIYi t02 Nh~-i qn~. frj .r-l,ri Ecd Nss en-
rfII 8: Hri -olih~fn ~ taL DO. Nhe Western n
be a. Is hs 5oltt-n - az a. tef curt utd uucarr sei
ii b a .nd ri os. q. 30sg b. a hlo % 4JJ..
PJfsi..s ili I'D ul,iuug.d IA, sbove 1utL i-
spOI;: BEEF dph aud DO inward PofS j. st decinii
aeon active sud i'ndi suP'sit Lard essef sales a. ~
% iai1w quiet 40 g..
PH.Drca-9utar q,io, aud unchanged. Coffee steal
RI 40 at ultrTci 1sh.s iel lug 1yWueHId, fSta q
''r.s 81. fo.n a.. ui tend Yg d,enw a common = 10
spr!s lufpt ain. inactive % lJ5I 9iiO
lr.Doa AslsETf, IN. jig riIr- h-yc dcciTin
tr.drue3. SrftE .-liy '1gPFF rfu. Co hru kiCs
,'cl.y and unclaimed IAtLo' queG 4Ld downward ten
annoy sllrs d'iC srfrs kF<yr'sE to- ding a3safi
bal ufes -.
C1s.o,, closed 90 tho jth d, ~ a'1' To- money.
d., Lie fhsrss .0ia-,
LAIfst.
IIiFRpuot Aug. I--CorToN-r The ,.'rs Oh Wcl-
rs1ay and isy fblf.dlyi been 40 harg Il which
90 nav- 10 slecgstos ter. The
hst u.ru q4rt aud unchanged sure ile American per
NoTycsisn.
BRgsp.. ~ 1lo hesly aud Wis ioai change.
PHrfIsioss tLll and 1901. asur .f.
i.oSbo, 81. ,.--f onsois. lor 4sney 9Jt ds1f; illinois
Central share 81. 80 d. Lrrs "a.
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TREE NEW GAEL FOR TROOPS.



In Madison County recruiting Is brisk and is al
soi bin tIc very b-sr material IN or country.
Tire L,fAestoR Rrp4bir7a states that The regi
mcu Ia icn1tlyOus II Portage is full, and there T. a
rarplus o. men, bot accommodations are short.
There are 30 men IN emp wl'huu. ne .OmmDdatmns.
IDe 10Th keyiment-rhc Brst 10 take thc field
rom the EmJ ire STATE auGer the new cull-eulcrei
the ears az ! O'Clock on Wednesday morning from
l.lnira Tor Washington, BY nay 81 Har.isogrg. II
LETT The barracks mole than = mic NJ he CbrHung
River al . clock iu the morning, gre. - he
desire Of the officers aud men ia the ranks 10 Ir0-
coed at once 10 the tedt Of var. tuii0rms aud
.qaipmcnts were complete, but tlefe we're arms.
Tie Gcnesee Pifc IJts, slyG in reference b. Al
l-gany County, that
~ neaily every where meeting, hay, be~n held
The quota Of the tO&u Aai hag ouly - d. sr r1 tae 10
qu number II vDilt have forward TO
uskr f tnr list. IN of the tLr quota
rally doubled 1nd ..idrac- ov,rywnsir fry.t eat Ale,
ANY hs. only DC assured iJ sne - ~ ien irf @ luf
man her qusa the eogd ier hundred thousand
The town OF 81. JOhDsyille, MONTGOMERY County,
bhs done molly Tor war. la addIon 10 the Iuin-
Ter sue bas sent to lhe old regIuentB she has iur
nlrhcd N good men for the new lovy and this num-
Der when her quotl i. only II.
Or The Saratoga companies, Capt French has en-
listed O2 mel. ana his company il lniI il none
rejected. Capt. Cowen has "a men. Capt. Smith,
10 Crescent, had over 20 aen three dayE sSo. L9l..
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BrsEFIr Oh SlCK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The Wllliumsbursu Slcnyerbund, assisted Jl t",lS
different soc,ti,s Nil 1--WE grlud concert ana pc
vic On Monaay, AT he Myrtle avenue PNS' ~ 10
benefit oil wounded soldiers.
FiVF.--A FIRE occurred about IL Gcl lcA on i"uS
day night IA the Union Porcelain Works, nI'L.
pom. " WAS caused by detective hre )" ps
Gr5 log department. Tho preUiser were d.IliN "a
Ere aad water u tue extent oil I SJu' ""''
ully covered by Insurance.
MAN FoUNp N IHE STEEET SItrbl p s.,I,
y uId ia mont OF tie OF ~ h'nrs nom
street auJut O'Clock Yesterday morning sthfiiH. fy.
-srge wun 4 ~ tl- lie. tie was contf),n " - s,mn-
su nd Precinct ~HuoLi !egst, shtfe moon - az ie Wfh
cied lie mA. brea sHDbch ~ 10 MAN t1ua8
AuiIs. lAr WO,nd lsU serious thaIsV'' i,,tebly
aa- iusrn,ipr tHe loss ol oio"l, - -. P,tist
a.u.lly recovrlei aid .r--rd ttAt - , NC
,lul,.,. IA. .... a.. .rI > whom he Wa iy'''''
r.ry Rrco,LpFD -ruo body Of the ia 49,.
Turns who wa aron not while bshl.s a .nc A. fire
frrt ON Fu..a lat was recovered al t,r CooleI
, .'.,.,J,y ,a,fnirf. in indurst was hr4i p. -
No,,i ,,a I, y,.it. { VI lccia.n'ei aro~iinf was .,
R,u,p-phii,p Drentau, arrested on VIZ 49, .os
.,n. on tie charge OF causing thu atH .a.s
.,n 7, n,tcnr.r. va, Cd hted 70 bail yestoIdH ~ Wv
. 100 -, ., rho Con-
Sgp,rIos.--1hos. Bolan, an employee ~ ~. ~
,i,,ts Iron MoIAs Green ont, IVES tHr.e" ,,n ,1 tie
,,, OF giving toOiis- expression 70 Ms 80 Inv e
~ IN auesdln he made himself ouhoN'.r and ~
Md, ,houlls tor Jt. pNN, cuTtihs 'ss,,, ths re
,nounring the Prsidca'. colsn VA hsoass WV
,ps, A4.sLsh
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Latest Vim Queenstown.
DOS, aug. The political news today is Of

LosDoS, aug. The political news today !. OF
ala uuinpOr,aut character.
~ rev movements IRE reported ia Italy.
The Omen. in n speech Foregoing P,fli,m-nt,
says. Ciyil War, winch Tor some tiu. has bc,n
Ia iuy ia Aueuca, unfortunately "0nllnues with uu-
i.bsr Ell internally, and the cyils with wni,l IL las
oesn atfeld Il nave not been conIuel e. Tie amen
can Continent; Dot her MAJerty, taying IRON the
outset determined 20 take part IN tie contest, has
seen 40 rcton 10 dcp,rt from the neutrality which
che has steadily adhered 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
TIE LONDON TINES AGAINST iNYERst'1WN
TIE IMPENDING COTTON FAMINE
fa1i,ia, Depial of the RunOrS sbOVt Russian
Intervention.
pso8oesTloN OF THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
Highly Important Proclasations Of Carl
bald; and Victor Emanuel.
Carr RAct. Friday, Angus, Is, 1852

IAFh NNNt- FII"Iy' KWRHE' 10 '''~'
The stearnehip Glasgow, IOn, Liverpool, ON Wed
u,.dav the 6,h, via Queerytown 9TH inst, passed
Cape Race 4 $3.50. P. ~, to-day, en- route to New
York Sc WAS boarded by tie press yacht ana
her news cbttiaed.
Tie siesmsnip Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived
AT Londonderry on the sjh.
TIE steamship Greai Eastern, from New-i ork'
arrived If Queenstown on the 5lh.
The steamship City Of New-York, from New
York, arrived at Queeustown on the 9TH.
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rtnIy.

Gariliii had issuea a PROCLAMATION ureins tie
Oung men 10 arius, 10 ti.n Ell ierms. victor
Euanu.l Lad IL ucd cJun'. G-pr,c lanl.iuii, DE-
nOcuciug the revolutionary science, and fhrrHien-
ing The risor OF the ilw on 'h1re wno di'yncyei.
A, declared that he, himself, would move IA t-e
nader II Rom a. the .it.Iug time.
1ne,e events at.r.. ted great attention toward
ItrIy.
Ile English Journals regret Gafiblldi course.
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France.

Il "a reported that the Preach Council Of State
tryug to device means 10 render France independent
OF AIueTi a for Cottcn.
rne Patr1e Gays when the French army moves IN
Mexico il November lae navy will make ID demon
slIa iob Oh The Pacific Cost.
Inc B01rse was heavy 81 oJi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

REPUBLICAN PRLNiHY MEETINGS ~ NEw-JER.
SLY Republican primary meetings Tor the election
Of Delegates to meet IN Convention at Ifeaton On
Thursday, the Dist inst, to nominate candidate for
Governor, were bed throughout Hudson Comfy VI
Thursday evening. Tue following gentlemen wero
CHOSEN delegates:
y.t Baye-Joe &. Lane, Jau ). Davenport, J. Owen
Rouse L., ID amin -. lirBB, h.. N0osey,
second " u1-bril .. Ecg-, W ~. hughes James IL
Low. Joseph a. Ed.-, JOIN II. Urr-t.on.
'atrl l,ara-I " Sc al r. Is. Van Isipes George Dan
can. ). Qisi-. Henry a. GO .us. -.
raufIa ~ uJd--i-aac ttoustOu jacob Neart, |.nh ~
Pan.u.rn Pstei Mll-T : ~ !. BouiOu.
lie Filth Ward neeung was adjourned, without
e.cllng Delegates, 40 Monday evening new at
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

TRs CENTRAL P,RK.-The Central Park Band
under the leadership "f II. B. Dodworth, viii give
their usual concert on the Central farx Mall AZ
o'clock this afternoon. Tie following programme
h,rs been arranged for he OCCASION;
l. Quick March" Tiger Dodwofh
Oveiture- lie Dieu It La Bsysdere.
tf.DcIstag 10
Mlserere iiom II erii
PART II.
L. Fest March and Chorna ifvn Der Tannhauser .saer
l. lyetuf---" c. as.-' M'o-i
3 Song" Inc swallow faewell" .........'..'h cchef
A. selection from Aa-aBieo'
Quicks,sp rom la juiye' ...hae-y
T. Quartet II Ia higocft
tiiroud-l." rr, pr,
War; Aver
The NaonI Pot PouuL
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EH0IS SANDS or Young MIN HNt BidN
SA,rp pHDM kI.N $50 orhEK lhotshNns D'Hit1sv.
q I. 49,. of tn,ir tarU. sud fortune. h nhiai
hrrnii.s.cs satur; jf. ann sdvIce at Fuwtth~ WIZ
30 jos Broal"hy.
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PArRIorIc.-At a meeting of Washington Chap
ter, No. 2, o. U. a., On Thursday evening, resoll'
tion was accepted appro. riatug - per week 70 The
families OF each OF lis members who should vo!un-
tcer for the war.
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ituNrft seine ~
" Or. LFLAND'- ANri-RuCtntrlc BtNp.

- ok. LELAND : ANil-hHt.t. 'ifiN iftN''
rrrtutueut cu-. lr Eraufp Nsa % 1i, Nrnna. "a VI
20 Stuii,r Aurfti'l-. trrr ~ eui 10y ha " -,
IftVsfHtrku IHEArlsg with 'eTunrl le,l-ilol-'-hi ~
tt.. As.vte1 10 40 ier. & Co, PFoprietols,
80. 49l pTo.tu a., Ac"-l ot
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The steamer City OF Manchester sailr from this
Dor, Tor Iceland via Queenstown to-day.
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FOREIGN MArLs.-We call attention TO the notice
of Postmaster " .krmtn relative TO the closing Of
the foreign maj tod ).
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ORPHAy's WELCOME TO ARcHBIsHoP Hucnrs.
Ga THURSDAY ru.us about 400 children, con-
ristl If an equal uuuoer from the various Ca,hoic
n.tituuons III tuls Guy, pad visit to Archbishop
II agnes at bis Te-lthce at tue corner Of Madison
avenue an1 Tuiry strert, Tor the purr OF con-
gratuialipg him on DIS s.Ie return. Tue little ones
were ueai.y atiIr,d, aud were escorted by their
instructors aud several patrons OF tue insltrtioDs
rney were drawn up IN Line on the walk, aud soon
alter Archbishop iiugtes, attended by Archbishop
Pdrtei, OF CInc.hntu; Archbishop Connolly, Of
Halifax; VcarCrn-ra STA r., and Others, appeared
npon u e balcony. NJ. % DOnneli, Secretary Of one
OF ,ne ssyluus auo Per- Gillespie, one OF tie
orr hans succes-yely addr, ssed tue Anhbl-hop, ex.
pressing d,ligbt al III, sale return 10 NcN.forK
ArcA5lsI o. Hughes rcsp onded bhefy, showing tta
be y 40 sens.Ji. oi tr airctOns vi tie poor children.
In ne course o his ruuia Is he alluded 10 the Peters
Pcnce TIE col ecliDn al wnich was made aoon, Two
.rs ago, saying tIat lie name o. every donor hs'
be en s,n, t. kol, ac HAT the Popc, although ne ad
not nave TIM -aa ech, had taken morning Walk
over tue .ocuui.u- vi was some i" hi; oyes nile
IA length. W II oOnoudDg lie presented Tie boys
with an ad0rrss, :. aich wss rendered hlm oy toe
.. Catholic YJu1g Mems Society OF Dublin, printed
On green rik III god letters, aud & The srs be gave
4. ,ull lenc.h ,or.ra. OF tie Pope, handsomely
framed Inc cnIlJ,.n then SAM iew national ,r',
.ud took their leave.
Charles johnson of lloil,nd, the steward OF bns
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LIii IIEW&

CREMoRYE GARDES.-An Afternoon performance
OF tine Spirit Of 'ne Flood is announced for To-
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

| hlAs itlsrtnrptl
NINE. DrNoetSf'> Fall ANNOUNCEMENT ana
.tnd opeir,o rflfr Mseis OF the Pansiui 'hol' on
ii4Np,Y Sep. !. So fii Bro,lgay, No .. Eat Ih''
Ncn 81 o4A AMI ~. 40 r,rslrYo bgooA iyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

GRAND GALA DAY 81 BARNuN's vi >ErM.-
ecu LON IaraR Con Nrrr r-oriSe ade. ani 'Iifei
IA inuf- aud at o. o'c.ocA give fhrif eel ~
1taia ,e,. the splendid fAkcE. 1Ae Widow q fseno
o. AID i o'ciJcA 4
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The Mex lean Expedition Fhc Intervention
Observation-Disclosures in France-
The ytaiian Quc>iiou-Ncw Booss.

From Our Own Correspondent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16

Charles johnson of lioil md, the s,eys.r' OF b1s
n, yti.tnu, lying hr tower O4afantno Tel oN"Oese
cucsd.y llaA. In. tr,., saa ~, drowned.
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tho du,y every individual VII, al pied ctien
o. the hisi ssc. to s- his ia do,n'c Of me coltf
and uuslrgcs ana 80 American 80 o." can De- ciulru
u e"rut.' viz 80 be- 10 Ao sne le 80 AnefcA" all.
1ur saying smous c-rtiia i's Of The foreign
gu-t.n bat hif evil war al rot yer "" ior~isr
hr United 'al,. TO .lic- mitar, n-'rpti"n not oHly
hen the 'ol'fy Is hrca''aed by "a en"ny without but
"inai'. tlu aatural ei'ru- hrs" won obedience and
.ri st,te,. iL.rfiof l. Is Si-l them De- Der toy WI
t.fus,ycs pe1ur, ard Reo,l oley te o.dsf of
STANTON LEGiON.
Tho stanton Legion has nov over 40 mon In
camp aud ou recruiting service, rod ia enliNiug -,
81 aNciHge OF iWsuty mrn Jay. ms headquarier-
OF tue rcsineDs ate 10 M. i'iGanh street. aud two
q, rating ollic,- .hosc 81 Capis. nn Nouin aud
.ienntr are locucc IN the Park. Recruits are iu-
ti-hci Win tho State bounty Ia soon ns thu enter
cgup, uniformed and pr 'vided with excellent rutious
AMI quarters. Inc iollowins ARE the officers thus
iar appointed:
"sasrer. Adiu'al, y " iIo'tol q u'cimastrr 4. ;
Low. Surgeon ". u E1ckw,lL " d. Captain. ". ~.
J.,n w.. g. ia n'al" D rnomef' W. +. P'nhed W
:, nsp.d. D. H. Be 'n9s q, iact', lot Leuenau'' !,
.. HIM. :. o.. N'Dngly J. Flynn. " l.. Lind,a,,
BocA. lnd Lruts - II, ndor,or, -- Thompson, W II.
IiiL EXEMPT CORPS.
Although yest. riay the list day allowed for
hlr. notices oi exemption from military duty bu.
YER lev ayall3d themselves VI the hnal opportI-
nifty. About II GJD ptpers have been filed.
An offtR OF SERVICE.
10 he Lditcr a isc y. L. ir.bnne.
SIN; hereby offer my eeryicrs, rec Of charge
fsies Of al psoa. ia thi, c.ty yolaatesrn sr
tots under the sent calls, ia obtaining bounty all,a
81 raf spvancr pension. &c. 30 witch they may De ca
Titled BY eeath disability OF The volunteer during seslcc
ALEI OsrHAaDKk.
No. 2l9 HToId.'av, how.York, Ang. L. lc6,
MILITARY ,rfAIRs N BRookLyN,
PATRIOTIC MOILlENr AMONG c,RPtNftks ~ TnF
EAYY YARD.
Yesterday NOR INK meeting ot tho employees
OF the cgrpcnler's Department in tie Navy Yard
was held, when tue following resolutions were
adopted, IN addition TO those adopted
lasl week, pedging one day pay Tor each man per
month for The purpose Of relief innd. Andrew
himbnIl presided, and John W. Smith was chosen
oc, Rotary.
Hfs, IA.!sbs "..e ~. u.u WV laay " " I've "'i
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

DR.. RoBAcK's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIEs.-Are
you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon it the blood, which is the food and sus-
tenance of every organ, is full of corruption !
My Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purif-
er. break up the source of disease in the fluids
of the body. They purge and purify the ele-
ments of the blood. Hence their quick and
complete cures in dyspepsia, scrofula, eruptions,
fits, tumors, nervousness, kidney complaints,
piles, low fevers, debility, rheumatism, headache,
want of sexual vigor, etc, etc. These remedies
are astonishing the whole medical world. See
advertisement. n 1872
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

PoLITENEss.-Th lads of our village,
some of them at least, should understand
that politeness is a cardinal virtue, and
that ladies, at least, are worthy the ut
most respect. We are sorry that so many
Of late, have been unfortunately rude to
the ladies passing along our side walks,
so much so, that a number were, on Mon
day last, invited TO the Office of Squire
AKELET to give an account of themselves.
We trust no complaint will be necessary
on this score, again.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The Liverpool Telegraph says: Be-
sides commissions committed to other
ship-builders by the Confederates, which
are being pushed forward with all posi-
bic dispatch, a large iron-plated ram is
being constructed on the Mersey without
any attempt at concealment. This ram
will be of the most formidable character,
and will attempt TO run the blockade at
Charleston. The same paper says ves-
sci is lying at Liverpool taking on car
60 of iron plates, destined for plating the
southern vessels which are awaiting their
arrival at Charleston.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The CRoPs IN CANADA.-The out
standing crops in Lower Canada are in a
most precarious condition. A great deal
of grain has been exposed TO the recent
warm rains, and much damage has been
done by sproutiug in the sheaf; in many
places uncut wheat has suffered in the
same manner. There has been great
waste of peas from the same cause; and
the late crops Of grain which were very
luxuriant are very badly laid.-London
Free Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The Kent County Agricultural Fair is
postponed till Monday, October 9th inst.
Parson Brownlow will address the people
on the Fair Ground on Tuesday afternoon
following, aud at Luce's Hall in the eve
ming. On Wednesday following it is ex-
pected that very exciting and attractive
trot on the race course will come of, be-
tween two celebrated stations owned in
this State.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01
Ottawa Township Union Caucus

AT the Union Caucus of the electors Of
the township of Ottawa, held at the Court
House, on Saturday evening last, agrea-
bly, to notice thereof, N. HI. White, Esq,
was chosen Chairman and VIM. H. Parks,
Secretary.
On motion the following delegates were
unanimously elected to attend the Union
County Convention, to be held on Mon.
day following, goth inst:
N. H. White, Jas. A. Rico, Chas. Rey-
nolds, j. w. Hopkins, E. j. Avery and
Henry Brouwer.
Lucius Patterson, Esq, of Grand Rap
ids, being present, was, on motion, unan-
imously invited to address the meeting,
which he did in the most eloquent and
feeling manner. H. G. Akeley, Esq, and
Geo. Parks, Esq, responded briefly and
periodically to the call of the meeting, de-
claring their love and devotion 10 the Un-
ion to the last extremity.
On motion the following Union Town
ship Committee was chosen to act until
the future appointment of another:
John w. Barns, Chas. Reynolds, John
Fuitc, John w. Hopkins and Hollis Tay-
lor.
On motion the Caucus then adjourned
sine die.
N. H. WHITE, Chm.
WIN. II. PARKS, Sec'y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
The Secretary of War has informed Gov.
Yates that, owing to the demand upon
the United States engineer corps, in con-
nection with the military service, he finds
its impraticable to designate an officer to
make reconnaissance Of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, which was desired with
reference to the proposed enlargement Of
the canal so as to admit of ship naviga-
ton.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The DRAFT CoMINo.-The Ann Ar
Dor Journal says it is credibly informed
that Governor Blair has fixed the 1st of
October next, for the draft 10 take effect.
Enlistments are still being received for
the different regiments now being raised
in the Stale, and the Second Regiment
of Mounted Rihemen, now rendezvousing
at Detroit, offers the usual bounty to re-
cruits.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

A London correspondent of an Amer
lean paper says that the Prince of Wales
shocks the English courtiers by his warm
expressions of sympathy with us in our
contest with rebellion.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

RETURN OF MINISTER CAMERoN.-Mr.
Cameron, our Minister to Russia, is ex-
pected homo on leave, obtained for him
him by Gen. Cassius M. Clay. 1t is un.
derstood that Mr.. Cameron wishes 10 look
over the Senatorial field in Pennsylvania,
with view to lay the ropes for his cleo
ton to the Senate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

HAYTIEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Red
path has resigned his position as emigrant
agent of the Hayticn government, in con-
sequence of the non-adoption Of certain
reforms in the treatment of emigrants in
Hayti urged by him upon the Haytien
government.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The DRAFT IN New YoRK.-Gover-
nor Morgan has issued orders for draft
in the State of New York. The draft is
to be made on the 10th inst, for 10000
men. The principal drafting will take
place in New York city, Kings, Queens,
and Westminster counties. There will be
a camp Of rendezvous established at East
New York for the drafted militia.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The weather with us is remarkably fine
for the lateness of the season, and very
favorable indeed for farm operations
We have as yet had no frost that has So
riously damaged growing vegetation, and
the leaves on the forest and fruit trees are
as green as in June, save here and there
one discolored by reason Of age.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsER."-We
are in receipt of a copy of No. l, Vol. l.,
of weekly x, published in Detroit, with
the above heading, by Charles F. Clark,
Esq. 1t is of good size, we'll executed,
and advocates Union sentiments. We
give it the right hand of fellowship.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

A LARGE black bear was killed near
Battle Point, on Monday last, by Mr..
Robinson, who resides in that vicinity.
His carcass was brought to this village
and sold in small parcels to epicureans
who pronounced the monsters flesh to be
sweet and savorly, but intolerably tough
Judging from tho dimensions of one O
the paws, which was on exhibition, he
was a powerful animal.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-01

The Wheeling Intelligencer says that
the Ohio is so low that flock of ducks
ran aground" and the Columbus Jour
nal adds that the Scioto is SO low that
geese can ford it.