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, 1862-06-21
A Girl without Mysteries.

The New burg (N. Y. papers celebrate
the bravery of a young girl visiting in the
family of gentleman living near that city
"a Mr.. Oakley hose latest exploits enti-
ties her to brigadiership. On Sunday last
the family went to church. leaving no one
II the house but the heroine and an infant
The girl heard knock at the front door.
and on opening it was confronted by tall
man some thirty-fve or forty years of age.
who asked if Mr.. Oakley as at home. On
her reply in the negative, he at once de-
manded money. The girl remembered hav-
ing been told that in a beaureau drawer in
one of the chambers was dirk ami a loaded
p stol. She told the fellow the money was
up stairs, and she would go up and get it.
She got possession of the knife and pistol.
putting the latter at half cock, and conceal
ing both under her apron, returned At
the foot of the stairs she met the would be
robber, who followed her into side room.
and watching her opportunity, she attacked
him with the knife, giving him two severe
blows. He started for the door, she fol-
lowed him with tie pistol, which she was
unable to discharge, and pushed him down
the steps All this time he was bleeding
freely, but he regained lis feet and ran for
the creek, the girl close at his heels. She
saw him jump into the water. and then re-
turned to the house Diligent search was
made for him. on the return of the family
when the alarm was given but no trace WIS
found beyond the spot where he Jumped
into the water. The girls name is Travis.
, 1862-06-21

LORD BACON has beautifully said, 8 Ifa
man be gracious to strangers, it shows that
he is citizen of the world, and that his
hand is no island cut off from the other
lands, but continent that joins them"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Informal Meeting OF the Common Council

Yesterday poon an informal meeting Of the urn-
hers Of both branches Of the Common Council wa
held at the City Hall, AID. Farley in the chair
AID DAYTON faid the Committee on National Ail"i''
,yere fally authorized 10 ac III parsnanoe OF the
folowinq r,folulious (which he read from the
,rir,cd ionrr,an offered IL the Board of Alderoen
bv My. Froment last February, Which had he II
,as,esLv both Boards. ard approved by the M'y"r;
ubr,gs IL +. soid that arrangements havo been ma ~
- 81 ca Michael Corc0rsu und o'ieTs IRE ID g OF
ne civ Of Eew.Yor held pnsoroa Of wat by 'h' hrO7'
Ybsss nosle ard patriotic have no. onJ o.
,s ia Of bstfe bit durnst cir tong "Pi 'nH.en'; % HF
fe,iet sells irrlhc.ng Patoi'-n ~ ''" ~ Wv ~
..ldoIu .ou.i a. aud never sntlssen 'uu CT, -, H.
thr,,J, IL j. the dity Of tue JoGinon 'euhc, =. Wv
-, ~ ,be.e brave 90 der- TO make snch hHsbh"
if-u - - ,cr-,tty tha, opportunity may h' onr'fd
:, orr lelow c.i zen. Of all cI','e' 10 'e0o"e '''
e,,i,, az hoe -ralag manner. thrf""ie ... r..
~ ~ load Il Cooucilmen conenr that tie ON.
t.ar Na,t rs AGs.rs b. an are bo'py' htp lne' %
maze such rgemen'' a. 'hry h' f.llos l,. nrrs Ola
r~ce.ye Col Michael Cocoon ~ '
tb.r return ie homes, tbc o!, ,,, ,,.,. suG ,e,
Alarm n Farley raid the authority was sum lei =
,, ,I'a Conmiftee were without in.,J"i ~ ana ."
Du' ~ i .ome ri ,post on shown lnieiy ia oIr
g ,ho ,,.o Hoards TO fui fault With th'h' 'ht!
..;',,.d olout poing GA and making af'''ne :
Sor so in ooriant reception WIN ohiy 'iiH''" -
the Committee 20 act. 49,, that IN. vac.ncies
Alderman Chip suggested tna' We ;'',1",', -,
sbnuld be filed nOuinally BY the hpp'i ,a @
gentlemen present, WI" WV
mittee. :. ,u, e., b;m.elf he Should
a.; ,,:.ti,,v should advise tie C"'hnii'ee
re'1f do or at least help them to max" out
s' Thty nally concluded that the Goose , be-
National Afdrs, with such otner ~, 'aIl 10 their
two Boards as they might choose To- can s 70 u
sssstsnoe, should attend 10 carving ~. AID.
.o5ss' oa the sahofily Of tho meeting sppone
Cammi,tse. on Reception, Invitation, En'e.' and
ment q ue ts, Printing. Procession Pios'"l''' ~"
Conveyance.
"a msctux tbeu sAivurhuas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
A Gard from Mr.. Burr.

t. ne Tdifo, Of The ". y. T,buns
SIN: Your correspondent Mountain who writes
about "a demonstration ia New roSideLee,' is a
lar and the truth is not in him. There Is not. Mt
l-ar, word Of truth in what he writes in relation
t. my.e'f. The facts, IN brief ARE these: was on a
vsit 20 "A friend If mine of this city, who has coun-
try seat near New-Providence. 1t happened tina,
there WAS nm annual meeting Of the Democratic
Union Cub Of that township at little village about
half a nile from my irieud's residence. The meet
ing Of the cllb wa public. having been announced
by handbls more than Two week', as was alter
ward in orm-d ana was tue eeuiaF ANNUAL meeting
for the election OF officers.
Ater the business WAS concluded, and At ~ clock,
m, Pro idcnt VI tie Club invited me 10 address
them for "A few moments. / was Informed that the
couuty Board had met on that day and voted $lO0
bounty 10 encourage enlsting-thht every Democrat
Ia the Board except TWO voted tor the bounty, and
every Re publican except Que voted against l.. II
was "A Demo, ratio measure. and was further as
snred tina they wished TO meet the demands OF tue
Administration by imnieciate enllsments, 80 as TO
ny,nd the n., esrity Of drafting il porsbe.
To his end w.Is expected TO speak. and after a
few cousratula DRY explanatory remarks 1 was
u o. eeding to do 70, when band OF rowd rs, nun
b.i Y perhaps hity, imported from anoIh,r county
for III, purpose undertook to break up the meeting.
Tley did Interrupt Tor three-q quarters OF an hour
hv shouting aud screaming Ike 70 many devil.
Finally tbey Withdrew, aud finished the remarks,
vii hg. in the irst pace, lesan TO make. TIE
s,ory mat was knocked of tie box" or that
nnyb dy personally 70 my face, is false.
No msl has any where showed -uhcient confidence
Ia he capacity in lis legs to take his body out If
harms reash to warrant lis doug such thing.
| understand In ( the cllizeDs Of New-Providence
are in,m. diarely TO have public meeting for the
pu pose Of inducing men to enlist IN accordance
with the bounty oiei cd b. tho Democratic majority
If the County Board. l expect to address that
meeting and then this living anu nnmeless nlscrean,
" Mouitaia," can have au. opportunity Of attempt
inc sons of the valiant things hi. shameless lying
rero, ms On paper. II HI our power, We viii per.
sutdo iiu enlist aud II lie eau FiGir nall hS as'
o. -, can 6e he i'll b, OF service to bis country in
hi. hour ~ need. W. BURR
Nee- Igrk Aug lS, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

LEAVING THE CoUSrRr.-The following b Q liz
Of tho persons who received passes snt had thsi
passports signed ut the office Of U. S. Marshal Murray
yesterdays
Dan w Robinson. Canfornis Cha, Hermann. Bsy.ris;
w. Cunningham Csnsds Klotz Bremen; joseph Whits
Sef taio' MA o. Sanford. Canada; Dr. Nm >. White,
Caor'i. hev Thomas L. Connolly Halifax; Washington
CosIsl,y LshaI Patrick keely Hslif,x; r. II. Howard,
CAii1uhE Max Marezes. Liverpool Geo (siry Canada
NJ Whisri canada Cnsanco Medina Caiforns; Psreeto
Medina CALIFORNIA; Eight Hon. Lord Kic.usie Canads,
Richard Tho,dd Ira Brown, tiy Salisbury j. Ives WIN.
Wright. Canstai William PIT. Dresdas1ght Liverpool;
NJ L. Babe OK tsnada Charles Stowe California Alfred
Sellers LIVER oo Jacob s@ih, Josiah Brown A. G. Welsh
Edward Walsh, CaDniei Geo Tilman Jeremiah J. An
d,a ticerasuii Heury Schubert Lou. Lelsbd Ceornis
James L. Smith Cha les Dxwbarn, Canada eorce Elrruing
ham, Calfosuis; U. H.. kinr Henry Graham Causds, C.
Washington Coyer Caitforni..
The following are the names Of IS Jesuits or
Carstian Brothers, as ,hey call them, who received
their passes at the Marshals Office:
John Kilkenny, Patrick Coskley. James Manrduz st.
Lons JOsepa ZOOS H. u Bauner. Patrick O'kouste.
Lamy Xavier GendHau, 0tbert GDiuard James Rock
An;oie tsh: Deun- AZ ew Martin Luke benns Anssoss.
C,nrds; u. Nesalc rieue BieBe Pierre psoa, Noya
Scotia; 1ous.sint DafFesne, NcwUrleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
UNION VICTORY In ARKANSAS.
Seven Hundred Prisoners Taken

MxsPHs, Saturday, Aug. Is. 1862
Reports from White River say that Gen. Hovey's
Division had fight on Monday near Clarendon,
AK.
The Union force consisted Of six regiments OF in
fanry. and the Rebel force of eight regiments of
cavalry and part of General Hindman's Brigade
The battle ragged fercely for some time, with de-
siiuctve eec; both sides, but resulted IN the de-
feat Of the Rebels aud the capture of 200 prscners
No further Particulars received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

hRRysT or AN AToLIrIosGsr AND \ SECESSION
Isr.-For week past Special Provos, Marshal Ken
ncdy las contemplated Tho curiosity Of accomplish
ing the arrest Of an Ahotionist ana Soeessloist.
The Aboii,ionisi he ANNOUNCED as Mr. David Plumb,
u citizen OF irreproachabe probi,y. The Secession.
il was not named Accordingly, the nee ssary n'li-
davis haying been fixed mp. the arrest was accom-
pli.hed Yesterday the Secessionst teing MIR. Shut
tleworth OF No ~ Fulton street.
Mr. Plumb ID charged with having discouraged
eulstmenis, aud expressed some cri'icsms IN refer
ence T. the courses of the Administration on the
question Of armng the negroes.
Mr. Shuttleworth Is charged with having ex-
uressed "A hope that Mcclellan and bis army would
lie bagg.d ard having asserted that the South wa.
righ, aud would, he hoped, succeed; aud that u
he had TO fight, he wouli Join the Southern army
and would light against the North. Dir. Plumb ID
in favor of tbs war being conducted on war princi'
PIES while Mr.. Shutleworth is opposed 10 ne cilsc
of tic Union army aud in favor Of the Rebel army.
Some members of the Tanmany Society who have
been encouraging the snti-Degro raid- ~ ana near
this city will probably be the next TO be brought 10
account for their anti-eniistment movements:
II WIS reported that both the prisoners alluded &c
were under the Of Sergeant Young nc the Cen
trail Office This ID not Neither OF them WAS
within reach Of their friends last evening, aAd In
formation of their whereabouts was withheld.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
FROM NASHVILLE.
DUrnina Of Railroad Bridges by the Rebels
Railroad Communication with N"sh-
vile cut of.


vile cut of.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug II. 1862
Two bridges on the Kentucky and Edgeiield Rail
road were burned To-Day By the Rebels, and one
oye- the Red River.
The railroad track this side of Tullohama is re-
ported torn up.
Two Union couriers wore captured by guerrillas
nine mile, sonth of this city last night. Their dis
patches and horses were taken from them, when
they were released.
They report that largo force under Gen. Stevens
is north OF Murfrosboro'.
Col. Miller n,nde an armed reconnaissance
toward GlIaiin last night and ascertsIDed that the
Rebel Col. Morgan had decamped toward HarsviIle.
All railroad communication with Nashville is
cut off.
Telegraphic communication continues without in
terruption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Time Of Departure OF Regiments.

GpsKa.. Hg,rQrAKTfEs. STATE or NEw. ioRh.
ADJ,IAST-GFaI EAL's UTf.Cs. ALB,SI. A.g. H. 1864
SPY,iAL Orders No. llJ The following regi-
menis IT, ii ~ portion of tue quota oi l. State
I'm er tie call If Ju, = 1'6}. will m,ve tom their
eeve Al encsuIn.uis Oh the dates meotio ed below,
ana pr ceeI to the city OF Washington. where their
COMMANDING officers Will report for duty 10 the
Secretary u War:
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Cupturr Of Guerriiias.

EssnvItLE Mob5sy. Aug 10, 1902
Eighty pieuillas from Aieade Con"iy. on ter
way Ia join Morgan. we're attacked on Saturday,
near The Mammoth Cave, by thirty Home Guards.
One Captain wa. killed sud all the guerrilias cap
,uftd.
Gen. Nelson il here.
Tue trains are running through on the Chs.,auraga
road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
MARRIED..

MAEDER-FARREN-on Saturday, Aus 10 by the Rev.
w Walker james Gsspsrd Mesder, it, to Miss Maria Ann
Fsrep, a.hter OF the la,e George r. tarren.
NILLs-SEAMOUR-On d.y. Apg II, 1862. by the Rev
Mr. Curtis Mr. George W. Mills to h's sarah T. seamogr,
both u this city.
Sunday. Aug. t. by tho Rev Charles
shmpon Horace sharp Mise Frances T. Tyler, both Of
jersey City.
THKOCkMORTOS-R0a CII-At ST. Johns Church, Eliza
beth ~ J., Saturday, A1g 10, by the Rev Samuel ~
Clarke, EdnuGd Tbockm'rton OF PhiadepAia and Jane
l., daughter o. Z. X. Roach, esl, Ct Elizabeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
The North Carolina Election.

FOHTnt.. ADhFOk Monday, Aug. IT, I1sI
7'bs tei-bera n. c. P"g'ss OF the l2th in-t..
In T. eakink OF tie .,ciion which Was beld In that
1T fr oil tie 9Th says:
" The Goal result indicates the defeat OF johnson,
the 4 ces.Iou ca, dldato for GOyerOr by tie uD-
p,r.lleled majority OF 5000. The gao Iiiil q
.u~ 4, han jest We 20 to press, OF The com lee
overthrow of >-cesron III every Department OF this
State. The Union OpI Ositou party have elected
nearly every meniier IA both branc es OF tie Legio'
.tme, Ly -lli grrii,r msj oI ie-. Every candidate
VINO a0yocai.d "A continuation OF tie war aud "a
septr,tiou f tie Um,n ta- been defeated ~ esery
insinrce. 4 bns fair Hnd square is-ur, .trcIiy OF
political nniu e. win -ide or local i--ues Of any
kind. Gov. S'arly rcgstds ths vote rs AL emphatic
'drci in inyOr OF tie UuiOn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
More Aick and wounded.

PnIiADELrnh. Monday. Aug. 49, 1867
Tic steamer Co,nmodo has arrived from ilaui-
.on'r Laudlng, 18th, with 600 sick and wounded.
She rad been ordered TO Newark, but running short
OF coal water and provisions, hsd to put in here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Penns,Ivania Regiments En- Romie TO th'

HARRisBrRG. Pa, Monday. Aug 10, 1862.
Two or three regimenls are DOW daily transported
To tie seat of war.
Tie Governor hes accepted four additional regi'
meut- ON Philadelphia.
TIE transportation supplied by the Northern Cen
trnl Railroad Company TO the soldiers is contempt.
bic. They furnish nothing bat open truck caro-,
wilton, any protection FROM the sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
More Traitors in Limbo.

BALTIsOEs, Monday. Aug TO, 1861.
Judge j. Thompson Mason, formerly Collector Of
the Port If Baltimore, Jos.ph Stonebpker, SOL
Keller. Jo.eph Williams, Dennis. Pretman and
Simue Price sers brought down from Hagers'own
til. evening, under arrest, for refusing TO take The
9th of al,piauce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Business Notices.

READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready reliable GoLD PEN exactly adopted to your mana
aud sye Of writing, which will do your writing vssycheap
than Steel PenA If you vanti 9TH, Pen is Mishter
than the Sword" IN smother column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

DrIt's HEAD -Ncp- York Cdftk WaTkd.-The
vye.k XIV market Tor beet caile oIened yesterday
morning IN Fort, fourth street th over 1890 head
Of bullockr in the yards, though buyers We believe
were not generally aware tat the number wss ~
large, che We funk they would not nave bcen so
wiLg 10 lay The advanced rates asked by the
brokers. which WE II foil Lilf cent per pound on
nc average over / 90 weeks quotation, making an
4Nerage %; ltll osAts on4d net, ana ranging q,
z TO cent? YCLeIalIy, VITA msny more Gales at .
r.,fs fYf rloi.5 blllo.ks than we have seen Tor
fu,ty weeks. AMI Tho j. n"i all that the drovcrs
L,yf A. q cir favor. 1he ca mates oi weight are
lor. lb,.D, aud many usianees eqdai 10 nan u
iunir.I befLr tuun lsst week. u u 'sn,
mattel Dy come thar the market If 30 hrai
bcur oa de gtersgc Ih"n u Mas week
il @. :. ich woId DC over .c. = ID hdvnnce. no
,.t r.i.. lrr o. oipvcf o. broker or butcher, eeli
MACS hc advance at less tnan &. ID, net, a'u
mis- with g. certainty OF aitcrlpi Tor ihe "eeh W
o,,r tDl head. " hal reuOu there is Tor the hd'
,,r.e no % /, can tell since there IL certaihly no
l,eA "A rnmher- Of hio' h, aud none Bo'hB 10 Tue
mint Oh Contract, and l. large NUMBER oI tue .ii~' III
.,t' &, b, oit II town. II Is true here IL eoh'
-i,eritr drltud from towns IN this yicih'!' vu'
not ~, 4ts4t ~ anal ut Is re-toi lure Is "'r
.,r, extra dcrald from hOsmi4l' III TINS Vicinity
,, ,o no. ,,.,i-lsl an. week nor il that demand
a. AN, lpH ~ gf,at gs would hs ~ MI our hen ~
mo field frciu New-i,rs were ~ houe, ''uo w..
ur c ol boef TO-DAY not hi a-not hph enough ~
nav those whose c4tle cost 81 ID, gross, ID III,
oo,. lut il 10 tugter than II was week neo' %uu
ard SIC fnv3 not ,oen IA more lively nafkc' ~, ,h
Summer II IL ~ much 20 'hnt proohoiy no ~.
acE vas ,ois out belo.e noon and more than tsito
fourth, OF It Lefofe sundosn; good many OF aIu
brokers ralofied all ,oid before neh!. we ee'''I.
have not zen "A hyolicr market tins se'son' =
ntt MED 10 the sale Of 'be weather, when J, coI'
tor August, aud ro TO the fact that .ne ,ha nas,
I -. had
woek. Lave hOQo in ra ter light supply, and aooa'
a.. 4, round advance. sseep hold tns'r Iv.a
,ud lamb. are higher lhis week. 30 are veal S''''''
I TuII la,itisuials tv-IDorIow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

E,pr =, GnyyswIcH STREET. Last night, about
m o'cIock fire broke out 10 O shed in rear OF az
attached to the organ mandatory Of Herring q
Floyd. No. 740 Greenwich street. The dapIage
amounted to about 5000; fully insured ia city COM
panies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

PHIIADEIyHfa. Monday. Aug III. lBoI
A private dispatch IRON Col. Corcoran states That
he expects TO be in Philadelphia on Wednesday
afternoon or evening A proper reception Will he
given him BY the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

CrScrsy,Tr. Monday. Aug 10, 1862
Three thousand Rebel cavalry are at Richmond,
KY, % miles south Of Lexington. They are sup
posed 10 be the advance guard Of q larger body.
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Latest Shin News.

ARRIl ED. ..Moypar Evs, Aug. 49,
Ship Lucy Thompson Crocke', LveIpool % days mdse.
and l59 pass Samuel Tbompsons Nephew. Had some
heavy westerly weather east OF tue BsDks
Sop Prince Imperial FrI Pasquion. Uedn 81 days, salt 10
J. }. bieryiaIo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

CosvALrscrsr SoLDIxRs.-The steamship United
States from Newport r. l., arrived at this port last
evening" with GOO convale,cert >odiers returning tc
F, tho sSlAys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
H,.eeinia of asYsderS

49,. ~ i III ubi, Ftur bbs Corn NJ al 20 % ~ ~
g., M-xj Ug3 obi. Li.1y lTIo06 ousn' wne'' pro
80 - .co h. n. Osts 1ns nu.b. seed -. IA
,,s,yn, Q, Psxs. Asaea s,f" gag w Ss~s wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Secretary u War:

Ans viii Toe is-ued OF rrquisiion mud, hy Colo
n,l- cnTnuhudiug the Com .b-slsfi -tioDe' al al
Or. narce, to b. n MS itie' tbruu.h bic DEPART
mout for approval; and 81 thing camp eqnii age, a.,
on requiilnn made by K-pimrnisl Qusrterma-tcfs
on 40, q aforementioned.
The q Ilrt, ra,.stef-Gener will provide for trans
IoTt.iiOn "A d subsistence on the route.
The urn osr pruml'tnesr IL r'qnr'd Of commanding
officers In lrovilug Tor the go hpm-n Of their resi-
n,eut-, ~nd Ia transmitting the muster rolls 10 his
Office 20 that the urcessaTy orders for organizing
companies aud regiments may he i'sued.
BY ofa.r u the Commando in-f h-f
nos iilLLuOUsF AiiIrnt General
The execn'iOb oi the foregoing fier OF leaving
defends 81 c,are, upon iugencie-. II ma, not,
In every irtianc- te possible - ,ecuie ib.poria-
ton, aud Vie Order may, tor that r,ason, /. varied
sumo " l4ht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
THE TAX BILL,

Now READY in pamphlet Of 3, psges fine white paper
Reside tho bill. which Is word for word accordance with
the original text append to Alphabetical keospi,us
ton Of every article be taxed By the law the
Of the be levied thereon This readers It complete
and convenient as Il j. possible % make II.
Price cents po'pad - per ~ II sent by express; S5
per 100 " b, msii Address Tbs TRBUss. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
Meeting Of tho Omce,p Of tho sixty.ninth
ReDiss,eNVt.

The officers Of the Goth X yin,ent low in this city
met at the Regimenial Armory, ENsex Mssket yes
terday afternoon, for the purpose of comforting with
The representatives Of the Irish civic societcs and
other bodies in this city DESTROYS OF uniting in the
reception Of COL COrcOrsn.
Lien'. Col. Mintor of the let New-York Cavalry.
q, old associate OF Col Corcoran in arms was pres
en and rendered the service o. the CORPS be rep
scented H. nu escort to Col. Corcoran.
DR.. Dewey Of the Aston House announced that Mr..
Stet-on, the proprietor had offered tn free use Of
hi ho'e for tie accomm dat and Headquarters Of
Col. Corccran Will in this citv. The thanks of the
meeting we're Unanimously rendered to Mr.. s et-on
fo' bis kind and patriotic pro osiop, aud it WIS mr.
ranged that Col Corcoran should be consulted on
the matter.
Another Communication was received from Mr..
Lingsrd, TIE proprietor Of the New Dowory Thea
ter, inviting Col. Cnrcoran aud bis commiud 10
witt this POPULAR pla e Of amusement, when they
should arrive ia the city.
AID. Fa ley announced the fact that Col. Corco-
had just been appointed a Bri adler C;en- raj
The statement created the reate-t enthusiasm, and
WAS authenticated by telegram which the Alder
man read.
All the information required by bodies anxious to
join ia tho reception Will be given bs the Commit
ire at the next meeting witch is TO take place to
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

The Truth IL Mighty and Will Prevail. INC;
ever hs ard dier Sailor having zoe scnrsy VINO
DR. HIBBARDS WILD CHERRY ptrIEkSf s
NJ iver,Rl purver Tvrhod sd 9th :. f"vrrs are sare
vsutsa py IL uI.ey vas. Ss ~ ~, ~ ss"As@s w s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

Notlcc.-All those xho wish 10 go to Gen fsna osers
Corp. are hereby invited 70 Joil ct ores o. reg nieh
~ NEN-YogK. Aug ?, 1862.
/ Col ELIAS PgissNEa Metz YORK.
CoINTI: an authorized by tire Secretary Of War % as
s,rr The Governor Of Ae~iok that three ssous 81 IL
fr rs.d in Ibis stale will be asisred 70 The hrt corps
:. NEE Of llr.inia couusnoed ty MJ teen Fist sise,,
oogefuor Mofg.u ha. suihoriSsd 20 assure you uI
your regimen. (he sta senator's Diu.c, hs.'iS' "
I 80 a,gLed very ' s,ELs - WON
Csp.ain sn1 Aid de-Csnp 20 Gen osei,
Nv rsaimeni the ony one IN tbs e'y "H''n vi" "
,,s.ch.d % Gen. Siser clmmand- -, t. ~ 49,,
,ass. ana pedses i;s hcncr for NE "esfe Of 'he
r.y Tocfuits. .,A .u,,,.,, NINA. s.d xsiu he
ed IA tos mex, days have s,ty over 30 men
s'i-f'- e' "a '"' ELIAS PElS5AER,
'Y Col Couia'g gth Scusioria Di'ri't hegiuient
V.,r,r,rt.fs colu Hal No. 100 Fat Hol,'"n-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19

MEETiYo OF Col. CoRcoRAss FELLow-SoL-
DILRs The soldiers Of the New-York Militia R-gi.
ments who were incarcer,ed with Col Corcoran,
ana whose reease was prior to bis own net yes
terday afternoon in Clikes saloon, Chatham streei
for the purpose of making arr ,ngemens TO JON tue
great pubic reception on his arrival in this city.
The 7lSt, 79th 9Th, Nth (Broolynl, lot Fire
Zonaves, snd the 9th Regiment, which was orga-
nized by the Hon. JAS. f. Kcrrigan, NJ. C., were
fn ly Represented. Mr. 7. G. Desry, OF the 7lst
Regiment, having been c-led upon to preside, ex-
planned the objects of the meeting. committee was
then appointed to confer with the committee of Off
GERS of G9.h Regiment for the purpose Of secar-
ing unity OF action and making the reception worthy
of the Distinguished officer it was desl ned to honor.
a deputaiion also appointed to confer with tie
Common Council with the same object.