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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Queen. Connty Agricultural Society An.
uuut Fair.

Tbs society Il now holding iis animal fair to-day
and tomorrow. on the Fashion Pleasure Grounds
Newtown. Long leland, which In some Of tho
depa,tu euts ia pefec, success. or course horses
are tie leading feature and fast horses the great
attraction How coud il he Otherwise upon Long
Laud1 Pariicnl, rly when Is considered that the
fur l. bod upon the ground ~ one OF tho mosl
fashionable rice courses 10 America, though II Is
upte, ,onovhat different auspices from what II was
originally, being owned now by an association oil
gentlemen. kept for their own and friends pleasure
duriny the exercise Of fart horses and occasonaliJ
il let for ruciug or rather as-troi,hg" nufP"es,
and tie nee of il given to this Agrcu tura Society
Aa effort WAS made this morning 10 enlist the
Agricuura Society into he company Of fari-lfotes,
by making tho premium io- the beat road hofSes
depend wholly plOn sleed
John Harold, the very efficient crtthry OF inc
society, rt.cpuonslv oppeed this efon. ne COZ
tended hat Mr.. Bonner or Mr.. NGuderbiiti wGo
own remarkably fi-L borsos, might very properly
enter them ior the prize, sDd perhhps win u ny 'h
,peod upon tr track, because they nle real. foa'
horses. But he was utterly opposed TO allowing
pariies To enter bOr,'s VINO kept and trained tIc
.oley for speed oIou the thck. because such hor''
we're not road bor,es and il allowed 10 win upon
their troting speed. again,t better iorses Tor pfhc
iicai purlores, il would make the Queens County
Agricultural Society the patrons Of tie Iace-couTse
iD,tead vi ial and farm stock. In THIS We"
was sustained by the Board Of Managers oil the 90
cety. and fast troiers ruled OUT but last tro'
ting will not DO. There viii 10 tomorrow some ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
From, Pensacola.

By the arrival of ,be Unued States steamship
q. eur Queen we have dates from Pen-aooIs 10 the
1871 in.i. Tie heal OF The troops was good.
TIE War Department have detached Forrs Pick.
en,, Ba rancis and Camp Atnol!, at Pensteoi from
tie DE, nrtm nj of Part Royal, sud igned the
conn ara IL the De, ar'ment of th Cult, 81 tst
ow Gen. Butler has some $500 niles OF coast 10
keep dear of Rebel pred tons and 10 dispute re
occupation OF , country tll.d with reptile ard AN
ga'ors Siute tie deetruc,ou OF the Nnvy-faro ava
he evacuation Of Pc Gacola by The Coniedelates ~
May ls', h. place has been held by tie NcH-ioIk
9th, 18th, bud 9l.i No unteers, and four companies
o. res,lur --she whole being under command OF
Gen. Lewis Arnold OF the regular army.
BY tn new arrangement Gen. Arnold goes 20
New orleans and t'e command OF ills post Will de-
volve uIon Col Wilson.
The 18th Re ginent were last week conveyed 10
New-Oiea,s, aud have gone into camp IN rh~ UNIT
ed States barracks, aud 1T review OIL Sunday even
ny, Gen. BuIl-r expressed hp'sef bighls grallh,d
witt the arpearance If the regiment declaring u 10
b. one o he finest bodies of men he bad ever review
ID. Toe 7Jrh l. under comu and VI LleuI.-Coi.
kpl.e't Is. Merritt.
Ev the steamer which brought back Gen. Arnold
temporarily TO hs command, came he lith Maine
lurieers. who take the place recently occupied by
the 10Th.
Admiral Fafrsgu', with the flagship Hartford,
SOU dozen more gnnboats and d portion OF Com
modoIe Por,ers mortar fee,, are still i'll Pensacola
Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
lschcl lfaIbnrifies.

A few days since one Of Commodore Farragn's
men was tied to d bee n8d cisembOwoled by par'y
Of Alsn.sippians, who captured lin while WANDER
ine 10 tie shore near the gunboa!s III The nes hbor
hood OF Yicksburg.
This statement comes both from prisoners and de-
eer,ers. and ia COL sidered thrus,woihy. party OF
Rebels recently visited house on Pawpaw leland,
len mes below VIcksbnrg, and demaude, food Tor
Themselves in the name OF lie COnfederacy. The
only occupant Of the boo-e was an old woman, ~
years OF age, who gave theri Tie oipnef 'ney oe'cd
iut told t1em they were trying 70 break up ono oil
lie best Goyerpmrnts in tie world, aud Mai they
could never form another as good. She begged them
to dsrerse aud 10 10 their homes aud ceese 10 annoy
The people of The region around. The inins became
enlaged at Der words, and, after hunicront threats
carried her ont of The house sno hung her upon roc
b,fore her own door, Her nephew--a Mr. Hutcbin-
sou-csme down TO the 1otills and informed Com
modore Davis Of the outrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
The Rebel OMcers Gen. s;5iey md Col.
steele,

By way Of New.O leans, we have intelligence Of
tie death Of tie Rebel officers Gen. S.Oiey SUD Col.
Steele. who wtre G--ass.naied rear ~ FAso del
Norte in Texas IA place formerly occupied by UDiicd
States irooIsas a permanent gsuisoa or calup) 10y
their own exasperaicd men, after being ihcroughi,
defca',d 10y the Union forces from California. Gen.
Sibey is II. II. Sibiey, naive Of Lonisians and IL
graduate Of West Poiui. lie entered The ACADEMY
in 1888 and graduated IN 1885 without dirbguisllng
himself in any marked nanuer. Among Bis class-
mates were the Union Gens Irwin Mcdowell and
W. II. Barry, aud lie ke'ei Gem. Beruregsrd
and Ilrdee. With tie latter, Ia July, less, Sibley
was appointed Second Lieutenant in the ~ Dr.
goons, then a compafaiiveiy new regiment, having
been first organized in 1896. t. H,rch, 1870, lie
was made F.ist Lieutelant and, VIII ihi. rank. he
acted ss X Gmenial Adjut.n' from 1911 until 1871,
IN which year he obtained bis company. Directly
after getting biz commission ~ Captain be vs' en-
gsged, with bis company. " tie affair al hcdeir,
near Vera Cruz aud ives hreveied Maj for gallant
and meriioiOls conduct March p, 1871. In 1861
lie succeeded majority ia tie III Dragons bun
res gned before he received his commission, ano
joined ne fortune with that 0! bis b.o'h,r Rebel .
lie bas at last respeo the reward 81 trcasD. Gen.
sDicy vas lit lAchci "iflNy. Nv
was in ibet Territory when be resigned, ard lns
been kept there ever siace. lIe Won barren VIC
tory over Gen. CaI.by al Yaiyeroe, WI ch has been
eiiectually wiped out by lie deiea. ana hf uuiueiy
death at IL. hands Of his own misguided ptrtin..
Colonel STEELE wtowss killed win Gen. Sitley, 10
William Steele, formerly Capsiu IN tie SINE fegu-
lar regiment with S.bley. he was native OF this
State, and graduated at West Point in l-i3 On tie
lst Of Joly OF that year be Va. APPOINTED brevet
Second Lieutenant in tue s. cOnd DRAGONS. Will
yet q young officer, lie distinguished himself III the
battle Of CoDreras, in tho slormng Of Cbapultepec,
aid in the battle OF CLsiulieleo For tho former
he received the brevet VI First Lieutenant, and TOR
the latter that OF Captain both for gallant and
meritoiious conduct 10 The conflict ia the City Of
Chapuiterec be commanded bic company. His COM
mission as full Fnst Lieutelant VIE dated june,
1913. La 1880 be WIS Ieg!mcDlad .Adjutsut; il
November, 1851, be became iuli Captain, hid ia
May, 1861, he became traitor, while With lis reg-
ment IN New.Mexco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Army and Navy Intelligence.

STPEnsTI oF ut x REGULAR ARMY.
The ANY f.ria-sr for S~ptsmler lsGl, II ont
Gopher " 4 ,infily be Forwarded 10 ell &c f,gul.'
army r,rdt zvos- IA the couuuy. Oar regular 4imy
coIfi.'g now Of irahy 5000 men. There we're
uufii lNCi zen fr incnis - infantry one Of mounted
rihrmen, .wo ~ d'tgoorf iwo OF cavalry, AID hour
II mi ley, masing, al told, soae - v'v u-n. In
M.y 1851. eleven new ~ sincuis Were ordered g. be
rni,ed-ui., Nefc Z, be Of infauiry, olc cavalry
ard c.e artillery. Tie inf.ntrv regiment. we're
a. ton,i.t Of thr.e baualoDs OF 100 .A,h, 80
ia all. ,te Try aud artillery l,i6S and oJ9
ret petii.tlg. Weie they Ill illI We flDuIi hhye
g eco gulars tot about 5000 are varied g. con-
lie g. tbiId b.ftahJus OF the nine new miami y
re 1in-nfs.
Eor liani'ron, which, after the departure Of the
Iii. al Twelfth Infantry, was somewhat Gull.
again pfttents a lively aspect. About LOW ''uofs
ne Their. under ihe command Of D1g..Gen. Brown.
They crls.t ~ ,i,k and convhesornt youut orr,
p4ro-d gullrr az If oompaDe, Of Tie fiith artillery
Dnd 1--WE % l4ltgy. \ General Conu-Maitml Is 10
re idd there Wy siorily for tie ma VI cornis-
stoned Officer und several n0u-commi-sioted officers
and a. H. TIE charges fgsllst tho officer Will not
b. known un,ii alter he tiAl
The DO - Oh id~s is again ready for sen. She Is
now ngged viii mafts ADD 'pars. This indicates
that sne + defined ioT chIlesIon or Savauuah. IL
We hou,i so1 believed that rho would 60 mp be
jam. River, when, after knocking down FIR Oar.
ling ~. would dfdw Il a large share o 'he Rebels
IL ihe d.frfs co. Richmond. People W ssw The
ii"irIl'r ~ l''i Nhb VII ''''''" ''"'"o Venue
her a. NearGg the app-,suce OF "A dictionary iOn or
hn-ry Judges Of such matters tell ,bnt III their
opt ion the iule MoYoT 10 the most elective We sci
OF Ire two
There aie 80 men employed In the Boston Navy.
Yard The Of the Satee has just been rrid of.
Il took Sl50 OOO TO clear the books Tor waves. Tie
.ntfe has been disu smiled aud now ies in or
binary. Tie san Jacnio hse been thorougl over
baukd. TIE Macedonian is n schoOl iryatc bow.
TIE .itb il IN he dry dock. Two hundred and
fly silols were sent TO portrmonh. ~ VI from the
Boston Navy Yard on Monday. There are 100
marines at ,te Charlestown Bmacks, commanded
by Col Uuiany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Corrections.

In our account Of tie siege of IIarpers Ferry, ore
or two errors occurred that require corre. ION, VIZ:
Col Ford liz reIGesepled as wing, Not man
should come down unta they had been whipped from
It," TIL, Colonel laid, " Not man should come
Gown 10 tel, they had been whipped from it, Coi.
Ccie. in Il paragraph near the close. is given tic
conmsnd f lie Sth Ne s-Yo'k Cavalry and ,hn- re-
ceye. Il q prize which was intended for Coi. Dats,
WHO is the gallant comm lnder.
Tos mnca pr,,ise cannot be awarded to Col. +. G..
~ assy, commanding the Fir-t Brigade, who W =
fear cssly riding along tie tights during the whole
{ the several DAG fighting Not content with his
own flll uniform, he borrowed .nsign, ard -u'.
rounded by lie staff and attended by Eve mounted
orleriiss. dashed boldly along where tie shells
were thiok,t and danger most imminent.
Strange 10 ray, none Of bis stiff were
riur,d. He WAS repeatedly cheerci ny his
N, u as he passed and repsaed them. On the morn
irg Of tie ,uueudcr, zen summoned Ia the oognril
II war be rode up stiff. eDd,r and all, amid the
shower Of balls and shells Upon being urged to
di-mouut ~ the commanding officer, h. p'oserce
made tie whole party quite conspicuous he replied
Il hav. yet 20 learn WbGt fear H.; but. since you
command it. SIR vii di-uount.' At the council.
Li- voice WIS loud sg4uft suTeuJeTiug. On being
tod that their long iansc ammunition ~asexian,ied
he replied: "Wel, can't We fight them at short
rnnpc, ,lenl" AZ tiis would only sacriGce the ell
tiers. without gaining my advantage. lie proposed
cutting cur wy ont" Aud at last reluctantly
consented % 'io rurcutcr. Insisting. however. that
cur men ~ ould not be tumintei by fling 10 front
Of tie Rebels and '.cspg their me- and also thai;
officers sl0lli retain TER side-srms and private
property, and .lar ready p'role should be gr.u'ed 10
ALL Ti,se were tie terms obtsi1ld by Cen.
White.
Mjor McIlglre. Chief n Artillery, and other
mc.nhsra ~ CO.. Mfess Slaf were aso oonfl iouous
anu prompt In d. hargo OF duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
News kun1Innry,

From The Delta OF the Sd, We learn tina. Charles
Fagoi, for many years District judge IL New.Or-
leans, died or the previous day, from wound re-
ceived while leading band Of guerrIss.
New. Orleans wac agiiated or the 4th inst. by re-
ports through kenel sources that Stonewall Jackson
lad been defeated by Gen. Pope aud that The speedy
evacuation Of Richmond would necessarily follow.
The fence around the r&ce-course on TIE Metairie
Ridge road bad been taken Tor noolDg ior the TENS
Of Union soldiers.
Gen Butler had recovered from Mr. Pile late
City Surveyor, the sum Of s3le2 80, which had
been uUjus,ihably taken FIR 10 the City Treasury az
extra fees. Ii was returned TO the City Treasurer
TIE steamer Empire Parish was fired INTO by a
bald OF guerIillas on the 4tn instant. There were
reported to be 100 wellarmed guerIillas at Boune
Care. A railroad containing Union SOLDIERS
was also free upon near B0olee Station, on the 9TH
The growing crops are reported 10 be in a most
unfavorable condition. The numerous crevasses
have done irremedable injury. The cane-growing
country has been greatly disturbed.
Gen. Sherman has issued orders that all negroes
applying for work be employed as laborers at Fort
Pickering. They shall be entitled to draw ratons
and be supplied with necessary clio hing, but 10
wages shall be paid until court has determined
whether they are slave or free. Accounts with each
will be keUt and credit for labor given. Slaves VIII
be allowed TO return TO their masters AT the ciOte o.
tbe work, but masters are not allowed 10 enter the
lines iDe poet Qaariernaster is allowed 10 employ
negroes on the ssme Conditions and, when neces sea-
neDts are sfo allowed 10 employ number, not ex-
ceedng 30 to esh regiment, % cooks and teamsters.
Negroes are not allowed 10 wear uniforms
Lieut. Godfrey Wetzel Of the United States En-
gineers, Acting Mayor and Assistant Military Com
niandsnt Of New-Orleans, has been appointed a
Bngadier. General.
The Data contains a letter from Captain |. n.
Brown, Of the rebel ram Arkansas, to Gen John G.
Breckinridge lie pays the folio wing comp liiDent
10 Rebel gnerrillas:
say word % comfort for tn. ,u.r,, on this
side MY poor men unarmtd aud seeking food aud pot-c
ton, approached camp of Confederate
they Landed aud stampeded them al half mil. distant and
could IN hsi Pray have such runpips hero,
added TO the conscript rolls OIL DO sidea"
large and enthusiastic Union meeting was held
In jefferson City Oh the evening Of the ID mat.
A stirring Union meeting was also held in New.
Orleans on the 4th inst. Addresses were made by
Jesse Staucel Of Texas, Mr.. Fe nandez, and Mr..
Henry Train. Mr. Stancel said:
"unce Sam, Ike the old who caught the rude boy
sssng sppes has used Kind words aud gene means
hs Of them has ceased to be- virtue The ustchw ord
snneeiorh should DO Dean TO TyeasOHdowE with traitor.
vtsrsvef f0oI4-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

esmshrs-Coumbls, Barton Havana spofori Tiles,on
Co Potomac, Fletcher, New Orleans H. u. Cromwell
Co.
Ships-Iua Russell. Kelly. London. J. w. Ewell Co,
Nagdaene tSwedishl Muthe. Glsgow, FuDcb, Neincke
W, d. fiuio lloyd. Dearborn, Liverpool Trssk Dear
bonn Al.wrsht Caulkins. Liverpool. Spotord. Iileson
Go. -
Earks--Spersnrs DBL Russell London; Gen Cobb Has
sei, 0euoa, Snow a Burssss
Bug.-Na,han, Means Mmitltsn and Vera Cruz, Hoore
eliy; John Elizabeth (Br). Main. Cork j. harry.
hesiu. tBrl Williams st. Johns, N. f. r. Ne'ns Son
tniy 49,, Elliott Cork John jackson; Cstharins 'DHh
P.lnlan St Johns, N. f., G H. Trumpnl. - r.. .
schooners-Geofgans. Hale, Norwsk. NJ Bnsss ~
Anna tBr Leaf. Cow Bay Nsyirs S SSs psvi.'
fan River 4. Keany; Creushaw. Nesen Glasg9y, q "
Eiwen 1 Co Magic Bel, Gikey, IT. Jshah r ," ~ &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Tho Children Of slaves.
OtFICE OF LOtisIAsA 5TArE fhsiikSilAhf'
BATOs EoUsg. aus. H.. I|oI.
nv ~ ,y,s s,e: have in this ustitutiOn several

OiFICE OF LOt ifIAHA oiAIH H'II h'I Ia1
BATOs RoUsg, Aus. H.. 1907.
Mol.Cen y. II. BUrIEE, Comaa"Hng D/a'~'" "''
Gut: -. ..... .e,,, I
NV DEAR SIR: have IN this INSTITUTION sese, ,t
,ld,s bo,, Ia tls rou OF female cousics between tue
AGES Il one AID e yean by tie lew u W STATE 81 H. "
isians. tesc children Stto ifop.ily SUI 'be eus 80
been se teu into sllel, r ae Il rD year on" ~
pise the proc, ,ds 90 Iuip0u al state h e'e.D a.
L. view Of tie cyncua,i0D OF ul' chy' h"o po's' ~,
abandonment Of tLls Institution ~ las become tri"u ~
shah b. done With ibcfe CHI drn hn0"ht S."'
sentiments TOO well 10 believe you vii 0eri tht F'',o
who have never YET gone Del ono the coih's OF VIC ih
tary seLi into slavery, not caring 20 aAc ie
bich you would siliigy assume, al 10 y ai'''
with regard 10 these ctidrrn % incafcsferd parents
Very respectfully. Jour oo,clrnt aefyMt rrs
Superintendent Louisiana 8 a.. PehheniiaIy.
HgADQuAKTEHs DgpAKTsyST or TiE OtLr
kEw.OEIEAss, Aug "a, 1907,
Mosgs BArgs esq, Superintendent S,os Psniisafiary
SIR: l certainly cannot sanction any law OF Lou
iiars which spssves any children oil female eonve boIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
Important from Texas md New-Mexico-
Rout and Death Of the Rebel sibiey.
From The As,o- Orlean, Delta. Oh.

From The hsp- Orlean' Defa, Oh
Dir. Charles II. NJ Her has arrived here from Texas
having esesd thence to the bark Arthur, one OF tie
blockadinp Xeet.
hr. Miller las resided In Texas twenty-five years.
ana during The hlexcan war was % Lieutenant IN
she company OF Texas Rangers Of which the Captain
vw Ben McCulloch, who became quite notorious
vas killed at the battle of Pea Ridge. in Arkan sas
Mr.; Miller frequently served as guide 10 the ID
cavalry 10 Texas, and WIS Que Of the guides Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
PassenGcrs Arrived

IN s,eomship Ocean Queen. from Aeto OyedHs-Mrs A "
Wagner DR. j @ Bedding Capt T.. c. Parker {. L. Norton,
Mr and Mr.. r. n. Bu,hne and four children 8 Hill T.
tiorman J. G Cox Lieut. Moses Bates Lieut. Col Keith
CAM, ~ H. Stevenson s. Hovey, Lieu's. r Il. Lansing
WIN T. Avery J. =. Tenny, ". l. Edwards. j. h. Ru.sey.
r. Frost w H. Gardner. L. ii. Dunhsn. II. Slsoy, s. t..
Shsnsd Tho. D.fy S-rg't Scho bon and wife. Thomas
Hawkry DR. Thos FrnDcs e. fainter. Henry Clark j. j.
Iiesrry, AID 81 discharged sodirrs
Wacott and family J. ~ Campbell, j. hicks.
In .hy ~ Wahss from Aep- ont aa--Mr and Mrs c. p.
Cheese Francis S,rckecwez Patrick Pagan, Henry BeILune,
Guslays OchxIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19

Movements Of Ocean steamers.
oieamii,ps
To ARRIVE.
Pnasenyera Sailed

IN steamship Potomac. f1y Aec Oreans-Mrs IL n Hsny
Mis-. saith n l. Foverp. Antcin, Srgur Jno Gsides.
C. D.nniAn, Chss Csptex L. ID. omsl T. McIo key. Al
en.t. Thire N l. Mcdonald aud wife. Madame Chsnv,au
Nil, Mont Sister Mary Mairus Sister Of Charity Allen
Vrueng I,ab-s and Mary Loua jenkins julian 9ras'in
Mr.. Geo T. Doughty Mira Jo.eph Cswis boy and nfsut
Mr.. ob Scott Miss ssie Scott Miss Gsnche Miss oye
Jpo b. Gauche Jno. Burse.s. Ed. shstnet, Ed. NesIo
Jro. McAlsyay, ID. ID. Smith, l.. A. Howea
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SUPREME COURT-CBAxBsRs- SEPT ls.-BefOre
Justice lSGPAHAM
THE MEGRATH DIVORCE CASE.
Mary Negrsth aRi Cha les 4. Negrath.

THE MEGRATH DIVORCE CASE.
Mary Megrsth sgt ChaIlss 4. Megrafh.
We have already noticed the proceeding In this
case relative the custody Of the child
This proceeding. distinct, and motion tho part Of
Mrs M-eraih for atnouy counsel tees pending 50 action
for divorce commenced by her gn's the husband Oh the
In opposition the motion 4, cont-nded ths. def-n
dsnt H. solvent and bis means Of incope uii ed siso
that Nj. NJ gth he, ncobduct.d herself with Dr. Ives
gng thst sb. bs, COZ eed to have the doctors sp
win HI. around her waist and receiving kisses while In
Ai,.r caring argument the Judge decided to allow the
psn IL IL per week snony and the proceeding pending
on hsbes. corpu. should decided in her favor AID
tfs child re.ofed her we~i t. be allowed
after such res,or,i'op an'e fee Of 70 he aided
James Dunphy for motion Martin Smith oppO'ed
DECISIONS.
VIM. Casey agt. John Burke.-Motion denied,
p.tf, costs : 10, 10 ABIDE syent.
Wm Munro. ast 1ho. bunroe ct sl-Refersrce ordered.
Nu. Mnnfor at. 1hos Munroe John ID. Lewsrt. a. at
Michael Wash. Daniel Potter e. 81 agt Geo w Comstocs
Wilhrni.s Lorgo est ChHIl"s Lonro kc; James Held
sgt D,nie NJ. Ubh-n ct. al; james hed sgt III. same
sst sns; James Webb sst Wynant Vac ZaIdr--As-
ton. Il. nted
Jonn MeLooghin .t al syt Henry C.mp-MOtion granted
Adolb Umspn sst. John vslk-Motion granted With 60
Henry A. Bartlett ss,. WIN II. Naturalization granted,
with ~ coats
Mosv,n sg Mckenzie Let attachment Issue. bsilaoe
R.i,ned Pro.es,sn, Dutch Church sg,. Brown-Motion
Cove at san.on Motion to dissolve Injunction denied
with go costs motion for Receiver granted with 90
Palmer .st. smedey denied see opinion with
h,e6.nics and Traders Fire ms Co. sst. VIM H. Bryant,
Gc.-Oider granted.
VA. D. Sloan ct al sgt Pierre C. Van wyck ct sl-The
sur-t, 4. insufficient.
EDWARD CuDringh'n sst. James Leigh ct sL-Motion
granted.
Before Justice CLyRKR
CASE OF GIN. FREMoST-HIs LIABILITY TO ARREST
USDER CIVIL PROCESS.
John s. Giles agt. A. A. lover, j. &. FIRE.
mon, sod adj I'd Jones1hi. proceeding involved the
qu-. Gen Fremout liability .eyic~ Of civil
whe IT, the ussy service the United sstss The Judge
rendered tie following decision:
In option the defendant 10 not e1emp, from arrest in
this yroc-edn shsi slow the attach deBt to issue
sgint HI But Of NY brethren have expressed
opinion ip similar and as the siou in
I.ra4 vi IaBt stay " proceedings TO enable defendant
to O. zeal e tn General Term.
Decisions.
Robert J. Brown agt. Nicholas c. Winship-At-
tachm.n signed.
SUPERIOR COuRT-CHAxBERs -SEPr. i6.-Before
Justice WHITE.
DECISIONS
Amory sgt. Amory agt. Mchell.-Orders
granted.
H,aer.n sg,. Cles-y.-Ordered tina, the painuG have
twsty days ~1c-p e. the referees report
L-aSeuy sgt Mcoow4B 90 si-Mouop granted
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Fight With the Rebels at Port Hudson
BATTERY OF 81 HEAVY GUNS SlLENCED
Good News from Texas and New Mexico.
The Failure Of the sibley Expedition
Assassination Of Gen. SiblGy by Ills Own Troops

The steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. Terry, from
Eew-Orleaus Sept. 10 and Pensacola the 18th, ar
rived at this port on Thursday morning. Her news
Is highly important from the Mississippi River aud
from Texas and New.Mexco.