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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20

One hundred AMI sixty prisoners, Ineln-
ding six,y-two commissioned o'heers, arrived
here this evening from Manassas
Zen. Lae, in u letter 70 the President,
says We paroled seven thousand prison
ers, captured about the same number Of
arms. ard took thirty cannon
Gen. kearney wa killed by the t9th
Georgia regiment.
Gen. Pope has sent letter TO Gen, Lee
begging him to take care Of his wounded
Ricnxosp, Sept. s,--Dispatches from
the West in late Northern papers, state
that the rebels are pressing on towards
Coyiugton.
6usibess is entirely sspcnded in Cincin.
natl, and martial law has been proclaimed
The town Of buchanan. IN one OF the
upper counties Of Virginia, was captured
by the rebels on the Both ult.
The rebels are advancing on Clarksburg
and there IL great excitement ia the place
Al the movable public property has been
entirely removed,
RicnaoSD, Sept 9.-iu the Senate the
House bill to pay certain interest due the
Choc'aws was passed The military ex.
emplion bill was further discussed The
Senate bill changing the time oi meeting
Of tn regular session Of Congress 10 the
second Monday in January, was passed
A resolution for adjournment on the 30th
Instant was adopted
IT, the House Mr. Wright, % Ga. snb
mi,'cd preamble declaring that. as the
legislative Congress of The Omitted STATE.
military orders etc. viii provoke retaiu
ton aud inaugurato a war shocking 90 hu
mynty, thcreilrc
That commissioners boz sent l1
the Gov rnment ol ihe United -Mta 10
tr,at upon the mAnaff al cmd1e iuF tie
Nar. sui u ptsi e avfe upon terms
rcby its horrors may ue niigtird
i.aid over.
Tg DISCUSSION nf iao "n cfpi 5.' ron
tinled until adjournment
M0HtLg Sept i-~p cIh o. One 40
yertiaer aud Register GordaulrNe Sept
The mai and telegraph communication
Is not yet resiorcj h.Hee my delay The
bait Of Manassas has becu fought see
ord lime, aud We again have achieved a
great victory. The enemy attempted 60
pccven, the Junction Of l.oneslrect with
lsckson nv a heavy column "A lb, p,,io
tbnrongbaro can. bnt ,,etr ariv.a t,ol
afier ! sharn 6yht This va y. 1t.r.
d,v Tb.v then attacked I,.i..., .t
t.,,psgille an FRIDAY henip. l., r,,.l bi,,
bstnre uill pnt up Int .rr,. ..si,r .eet.l
Iougstreet arrived. and ihc alta. IS aa. re-
nex,,l an SATURDAY M tbn.. ,,.,.k ab.,
a terrific conflict rn.ael np ib. ..t ssrIs
rrono1 "a Maunssas wbirb contained os.,i
n,ght the opemy hsgj8p b,.s .ri,.4, Be-
confusion acrosa Bull Ron. l.rr.r 49,.
wa Ia command loHestr,t uuaHl.i
at ibs right wing jscasol iha ail. a.,a
Anderson ihe centre ibg t-lrml tore
WAS 10000 tbvir loss was lGnUn ON
loss is 5000 including 1naua lHeI
jenkins, Maheue and lmHl wasal q
Pope teleRmphed. at fyc o lp.k fbat %
Federal victory was certain. ihe ftiar.
retrca,ed to Cen'rtyie them % FairaN
aud 1t "a supp 30 that they ro u1a .g
treating to Washington. bad y demoaa'ad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20
BRAXToN BRAGG

Nonu.s Sept i0-N special dispatch
the Advertiser and Register, daied To
elo. d OH says the Federals hasp eyaeue
"A Cornth. buruiu every house to ths
ruud het,rv leaving They are retre,tins
a5rthwlrd having tae Whole country waste
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20

The Columbia t5sasa Carolina Gan
Sian annoano's the arrival < ~ maf3 ye-,
cls FROM foreign poria vith sorta 90
goes,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-20

0ss eeiuE cNtuined ~ Na4fl 'ae steamer Ia
Pas c4asufea 80 MILK q BsHi was !9and &
ataH be- AlasIus utlels- | ~ 1ugel5 fine-
10 1prlu 1arld mu sct. $40 pounds q aset
ammunition 2 aU1 risald, 9i a,ftfidgea. bass
y ,ss,de,i. and / fgl az, ant % pseJef
valued At ihaui eisht .hsa-ind dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
Union State Central Com n,it'ee.

Altar an informal meeting in the forenoon, the Com
m;tee net at room No. III As,or House, on Tuesday
afternoon, and elected The following gentlemen ~
permanent officers for tie ensuing year: Chairman,
JUDGE Low Of Sullivan; Secretary, Is. Field Of
Orleans; Treasurer, Isaac Sherman Of New-York.
Executive Committee, Walter l.. Sessions Of
Cbsutsuqna Abraham Wskemau of New-York,
Charles Jones of Kings, G. R.Richardf Of kensselaer
W. s. Lincoln Of Tioga, and Hamilton Harris Of
Albany.
On taking the chair, Judge Low acknowledged The
compliment in short speech, in which he stated
lat New York had furnished half tho means, and
onefnh Of tho men, to put down the Infamous
Rebellion lie urged the friends Of the Union to
ex.r, the utmost Of their endeavors to sustain the
Government, and bring about speedy termination
of tie war; Again thanking the Committee for the
honor conferred upon bin, lie resumed bic seat.
The following resolution was moved by Mr. Kelly,
and adopted by tSe Committee: lila
Bhe,ca, The services Of simeon Draper, ..menber Of
he Republican State CsEa Committee tnd Chairman Of
for tie past two years are day appreciate and
especially by who have had he hehor and pea
me of being sssociateJ with him during bat time and
y6ey,,s Iii. Committee feel a. IL they would be doing
fitcs "a thenelyes a. well to n faithful eoo g1e u
ey di not th1s acsno red.s the services rendered By the
.te Chairman Simeon Draper; q crefofe, -
Hesed Th-t the thanss Of the kepg0iesn Union state
ndecd TO- tho Hon Simeon Draper foI tho cnosy' sni
nberaiy tnd fmpsilty he always manifested IN tee 1s
charge his duties - member ana 20 - w t
publican Stat, CenTs Commitee Of the st.ts Of Ne"f OK
Remarks were made by Mr.. Tremain, Mr.. Wake
man, Mr.. Kelly, Mr.. Browe, DIR. Jackson, Mr.
Lincoln, Mr.. Jones' Mr.. Truman, aud others, And
tho Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER T. 1862 Y

Corer and Daniel L. Pcttec, vice-President: james
l.. Gallagher and T.. M. Skidmore, Secretsries;
George MoGsnt, John Edward II. Brenier, DR.. j.
Il. Snodgrnss s. Il. sl' Kinney, John sullivan, John
Fiiz. +. Morgan, Archibald He'll, Robert Murray,
j. Is. Sullivan, w. II. Merrill, j., &c.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rsso'ted That Il with uDbouaded sssction we hail the
nomination the sandard bearer OF tie people OF h'ri VINO
has proved bin self the sterling pio the tied ci1e snd
the ga,t soldier and in ndosrg the nomination OF Gen
Jss H. NsdswoTth diists for Governor We feel
tina. he folly the requirements II the Jrnefsonan pre-
cept lie honest he 4 capable he IL true 10 the Cnsnn.
ton aud too ia whom the people, can not ohy
In Leading the Of freedom to the battlefield OF glorious
victory but in maintaining and preserving intact the Integrity
oil our Empire State.
Rssird That Is with manly pride point to our 81 ts
and proudly cm for her that he tins FIR has done wei,
her part In supporting the General Goyersu eni so too VIII
she vel mainai and preserve intact hst envi1e posiioh
size holds In the bright sal,xy stars and in dsse tho
doomed purpose Of traitors she WILL with ths ~e.t1e SOL
der at the helm sail aud her prove TO nor sister STATES
her devotion to ccunty.
Rfrsd Th,t the hole ticket meets our hearty sproos
ton end h is wh egued peasure We greet he n"nlna-
ton OF honest Lyman TTeinain one well wNlhy tho sup
POI. OF fee people.
Es That ia Oliver Lsdue. candidate for Canal Com
missioner Andeas Wmsnn csniidte Tor STATE Prison In
ecto here- iiu ghc candidate Tor the Court OF APP
Ie. have gentlemen Of Incorporating integrity OF
ws1tred psriotsn and well worthy the confidence Of the
people Of state.
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Arrived.

Ship Cbampios (of Boston B,bec. Ca'cis May ~ ndse
TO Bacon. scp 49, lat 81 80 lo' % 20 spoke RI
.sio Mai, Elsie from Cape Ha,t for Have, sept % 60
mile, y s. r. sandy Hook, spoke ship Tempar hence
for Liverpool. . " ~. an
Frost Experienced a severe gale feu y w; blew away
lower main tcys hin spencer, aid fotctopmtt Hhysai
ub.r I'D long g. was BOARDED by boat nom
bark Victoria Of and from Dublin ior Now iois 'hsl
ofwset-supplei her -. -, G.. n,
shIp DGw ard Nickes Port Royal C., IL day, sept Y.
on IisttorAs spoke 4. y steamer Jas. Ads. cfni'iny
ship VIM. II. Travis Hooper, Fortress Monroe II days 70
Ja, Golden. - n -,
Bak JesDis of Bo'ton Fletcher Fortress Monroe days
10 u. D. QuafteImsstrf. . a.
BUk Deux Edousfd (fr Larradeie MARTINIQUE ~ days.
In ballast 90 y. Cousineiy Il Co.
Bsrk Msnd Aud New Orleans ~ days sugar to Yates
Porerheld. ~
bari Msspo, Mccullough, Forte" Monroe days, 70 d.
D. Tompkina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......ssPr 20
CLEARED.

st..m,hip-yIc,oris (Brl Wicket, Cork
SLIPS H. Mallory Lester, Bristoi, Eng, w. Benner 4
Rrown; Monsoon Lorng. sydney. n. y W Nonh hmeri-
Cstin Liverpool Araminso Arnold Londoni VICTORIA
LJte Liverpool un
But.-Joksnn BENJAMIN lPus.h Kuhn He'll Fnneh,
Meipcke Wsnd. A.neg G. Jane, lBrl Ferry Gloucester
Fore.t Queen DBL Mcniusn. Lond1ndruyi Dli. enc",
jHsnb stenbfock Hamburg, Diosenes lfrusl, Noeaoe,
Qu.ensto.u. - -, .
Brs.-Anow (Rr). French foso. N. r., II: L. Ronth 4
Sons sarah starr (rl nslmo, i.i,.rPool Marie tftu@
schunian Limerick sarah Elizabeth tolsnd kuypef, Am
e. r sweet ChsdblnTns. Yer, Cfur' A. g. Aren't
bald Vance Jscuei. Pfiuce Royal tBrb Newboi bofmu
as Jane Orb Mcclellan. Json.l IIoubadouT lbr) Daniel
bislsmoues
sehoousrs-Dw (Br) Martin. Ponce i. r.. T. J. Nsvu'
Son Mil Greet Romor. Boston. n. U. fsbury Ptoee'
don Ms,ler Boston Conquest, Lace, HaItiod j. r. Wal
laes, Stspsr. Taunton.
soop.-iutent Jsuong. Norwich c. y. Haring; Brown
Carr BRISTOL X. l., l.. Kenny.
btesmsi-Botsny. Temple, Fortress Monroe
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Launch Of Two Western lronelads.

The Fort Henry, an iron-olad gun1oai, tut a,
Carondelet. was launched there on Thursday, the
9th ult. The Choctaw. vessel purchnsed some
time fince by the Navy Department, and tuose-
quenily converted into a ram, was launched on The
previoas Saturday. The Fort Henry, sort Of ais
Ter ship 10 the Essex is 80 feet long 40 feet wide,
aud III feet deep. Tie Choctaw IL 22J feet long 81
feet wide, and 10 feet deep. The Fort Henry viii
csuy guns, and the Choctaw xix. Tie latter Is u
mere ram, the former being more OF a gunOoa..
Each boats ram rreasures two feet Of bellmetal.
Porters India-rubber Invention IL carried on these
vesses, which, is said b be better Than three inches
Of iron. Tie Osage, Winncbago, Chick4saw, aud
Milwaukee ere progressing rapidly ia the yard
whence the ships named were launched.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
~, A.xi.ton from this plain suggestion Of wisdom be i'd
IN the present Instance spon the es Of the Influence

ved IN the present abee .pcn the We. Of the Influence
20 The ,nterest Of the inhabitants Of the North
Wesern States. stoud not he forgotten that be :aue agg
rnsnt might with EQUAL pope'y be addressed 70 the nhaO
.snts Of the New -Er gland Stsies
Tbs nruuscoIe. Of tia, section would be eoncised by
pledges that discriminating tariff would, at he close o.
boses. he Tut into speedy operation for tuiong up tc
intere,t and shipownes would be poptsied by pledge
that hey would be pern ted 70 perform the eanyns trsde
York would be induced pause In her Of folly and
wickedBess toward the CoBf-dfi States assured "a az
ueIc affairs AND snehng herself upon the proceeds Of
their labor
rnent. annual profit Of net ess ,nhn sloQO 10 upon
Southern trade Their implements OF war ~ be lad ASIDE
when assured that their Golfers sbsl be flied with the pro
ceess Of rogihem labor Bu tue undeisnsa 40 no. he
rtre the suggestion that tie people ri he south
wiling peas ny .Ssa to hefe eusi 70
be respected coue mu's bo firm and our legislation IA
tionsi aud just 49,
A. period aer the organization Of the oovernn ant
Of the Coni,ese sstes l'w was psed a,ssS tue Lee
stricon.. The policy Of The Government has not osen
changed s subject II & to hats beer sG~ Y
embarked TO wicked AID nniufAble Wal ass ibe people
Of the Coai. deIate states
offers Of lucrative trade In the nsnDsr suggested by TIE ma
joy would be IA the highest de.e to t9 uis
ry of tLis Cover Ii would bling urOn II the inpn
tan OF pusiEz ity. would be accepted by ne enemy
confession Of conscious weakness and It's inevitable tea
dency would ht to pfoong the war
The Underlined sie hIm in tie opinion thai te uo,t
effective mode Of oongperiug peace 10 not TO re onnd ~
The vigorous Trosectsrn e the war
The nan Of Ieufnpg indicating desire Tor p'scr
smc the Inhabitants Of the EoIhNe states upon The
discovery Of which the msjory have copgIstuHed the
House believed to he deu'ive The Undersigned Tese
10 sly they have been able to discern then.
But IN the event the sctu existence OF ee alleged
pac iudicaons. T. eer that they tie result not 81
teupoglRg oxpedots the pri OF Tie GoyeIDHert OF the
Confederate States but Of It's nrnetsiion OF purpose t.
Irosecu. ite with vigor sud effect
For these reasons the udessixncd dissent from the views
the Isori,y a.. the Of the House IN the
t. BARKsDALE,
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1862.


PENNsYLvANiA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.
with IL connections, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoM NEw-iosK 40 rnE fRiscPAL WksrERN clrlgs
EigIt train. run daily fom NewNok 70 Pha.eph a via
ALL HH eT5f'f Hans "a Toe TIE NEST ST. az THIS
EOU IL LEAVE EEw-YoRK FROM THE
MOOT oF COlRILANDESr.
Fly way Of Philadelphia tie morning passengers leave New
YORK other Nv passengers
ats y m one hour liter Ian other lines.
by ot Allentown, evening passengers leave p m,
three hours later than the Northern lines, and 81 both fo,.es
the northern lines IN Chicigo ana 81
points a. ths Moth Wet CEcs.ae, Indianapolis LOuissts
81. Louis CevelMl Columbus, Cir cinnstL aud All main
pOiuts " eat with ieser changes OF cana -, .
seepns Cars without change run from PhlaislPia 70
Pii,brsh S miles and New ork to Pittsburgh $50 mics
sinakins und Saloon Cars ali traias
Fare the other routes
. B.rs,rr ehecke ed thro ugh.l Transfers free.
setar. Tickets, god uutl used by ihs,esNsn Of,
WESTERN EMIGRATION. rus,.,.
The PennsyvanA Central company ,a1 mos. q
tra, to parties moving Westward, o. ono "~'' ~
Of fare. rpr,auTs lt
By lids route eigh,s u all descriptions osa % , SIse
10 ana zen, any point tho Railroad q o ~ Rail
or 90 an, pogl he nayisable nsers Of
NJ ~, b~ ,,eansr. nom 'is6GIsh a, Al, w,h
The r.es Of freight to apd rom ~ 49, A. I,v"shis a. s
the Ps syivap'. con.riss Mercbats and shp-
shaI he irans porta.a ei their i~shi . iAh CON-
ialy, con rely With e'I LIVE STOCK IDi.l f.r
r,. md DeAers Ia Live sock viii hut as nos' ad-
xarsseous route, Capacious i1fd, we" w. 81 "hu SIP
ltd VIZ. AMI evAry attention is paid 20 ir
" arrsbrg where viii 10 found every eony.' lesce Or
,s se,dfss SrnyoRk aed BALTIMOSE MAnKrrs. 80
AN j. h. ELLIUri, Passenger Agent. No Astgri'oass
LEEcH Co, Freillh Asents: !, u,,,-
No. As,or House and No. ] south WIZ sls-ss
MCDONALD BIscEofF, E"isas' !, As gems ,,.s.
0 ENoCH LEWIS General sup't. AasonA ra -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
fAiyeriisemeut.l
CUNyAlI-WALLAII.

TUE WoRLD.RrsovsFp TUrKIsH NgRvrSr.-Th.ss are
Of the Astonishing fleets OF his wonds rfn old;
lady Of thi, cry long subjected t. the Of Morphine,
wein'd rom tb-t body and oudsyng drug in ten days,
ard restored her Il health aud Sleep An officer nj
the havy whote he'd become dsoIdered as
require stiBu-nts be" writing rapidly
Tg snd Gispen.rs with ardent .piriis. gentleman con.
hed to his house with Chronic Rheumatism ios I mentL'
by the use Of Ggtj h.Wal for few day. only.
evrd " attend his usual business. Numerous
uar reos Ing daily and hourly For Nervous alec
ito - NfUrga Rhuuuaii.n aud kiuird disorders. there IL
80. substitute. supenedes Oliam 10 all its ions
wanted for counties sent By mail aud express Sod
b. Druggists. Orders s-ntto
scoir L Co.. Chemists, No. .6i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
The PHILHARMONIC socIr1r.-Thc concerts of

The PHILHARMONIC SooIEIY.-The concerts OF
the Philharmonic will be given this season a. Irving
HILL, the first concert taking place on the 9Th OF
November, the secoud on tho 10Th Of December, tie
third on the 3et Of January, tie fourth on the lth
of NJ rch and the fifth and last the 18th Of April
The frs, rcbearsal is announced for Saturday, Oct.
IL, when Beethoven's symphony No. 4, and new
overture by Hitler, will be rehearsed AT the first
concert Mir. Mollenbauer will also play violin con-
certo, by Mendelssohn. The So subscriptions from
professional members have been discontinued, to the
chagrip, We are told, Of those so disposed Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
bort War0ens' Noilte.
Sr,rR OF Nrw.YoRK.

Srarg OF NEw.Yoss. !
PoRr.WARDENs' OFloE, No l0t Wal.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF The As' ga,.el April H. 1881 enaled An
t 10 Keor sanze Wsdens' ONO. u the f0t OF NV
yos to ell PERSONS Interested in haying charge of tie
natter OF such inquiry. ersmuaoo or survey THAI
Tho ing vessels under examination By the fot
N.ren. AID tht the said surveys examinations will bs
toted wha days next succeeding this notc- on
boesu faid ve..eis; ., -. as, T,
Ship HarsVe ~ ~
Ship r. Buckley NO r.
Schooner Ann Curtis. OF iS. a. ~. H.
WI II. 3URLklGu, President
J. Ar0s II KRRfdAS, Secretary
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These figures show that the number of deaths Of
children is ess by l,272 in 1862 than 1853. and Of
children under one year in the same period, l,@73.
Since neither of these years was marked by an
epidemic Of any kind, they tFord a correct criterion
to judge Of tie sanitary condition of the city Us well
az tic general health. II must also 10 remembered
that the population has Increased in the above period
at least 100000.
The deatls Of children in the months of June,
July, and August, for the last five yesFs, were as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

Hrpsos RIVER Acknowledgements changes
in the timetable Of this road will take effect on
1hursday next, October q for which See advertise
meniS Of that date. The express train heretofore
leaving at IL a. IN, aud connecting with Northern
and Western trains, will from that date leave
Chambers street ut 9 a. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

AmogG TIE PisEs; Or, SoUTH IN SECESSION
Tnas.-By Edmund Kirke. Fuli'hed ny IHs NJ !. ihib
rNr) il Of the most graphic snd t1'Aieiius n1o
which hos ever written Of the South ara Sontuein
society The peculiar institution is shown Up IN It's uu
character aud read 1t without H.ns nom rs
CONVINCED that peace security, no iutuie pfoP,y "
sssufed 10 us, II All, uphold this geateft o s' uhu
dsIksa Of wfong- Tie author hods the pen CT iesns
wr.eI erd Ia, REGULATIONS Of nso talk doue 10 tho NE
he fse aosdy n few weeks Of eighteen thonstnd cofr'
indicates than this subject dOcs not stale by Tue
Of time and the multiplication Il book Men that ihe
agitation must ayo Ia wsy snd thst they expected TO
study up the fusJee Au'oy the Pines ia sood pIsnuA
o. the war and the Cause II the war chs,n Inquirer
kow-Yofk lhy boo
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Youyo MIs's CHRISTIAN AssocIArio,.--We are
requested TO state ihsi the Young Mems Chriftisn
Association, who for tie pat year have been acting
as night watchers for the sick and wounded soldiers,
will hold = meeting Tonight for the purpose OF per-
msnen, organization. at tho New.EnslaHd rooms,
No. l9i Broadway, st O'Clock, precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
Passengers Arrived

IN ,,.am,, O,,ol, (ora Re,bsrn S. cNfs Prince Col
Nr Ma Gr,rd Cspi. O'N-lL Lieut. Lawrence Dir. Devis
Lieut., Douglas Capt Psnen Mr. Crtig and six d'ctarsei
soldier. -,
~ bark MsnGf from H,r. Orers-W. Burn, ID. NsI.t"y
In brig belle II The Bay. yrom Asr'O'!'aa'-S d Wen
dover 49,.
In brig Bafcr Liiy. J,um RIO G,drcs-p II Waite
IN ,chy. Eaass. from GoHairs-J 4. burii' Madame
Xood
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ARRIVAL or CoSvALIscEsTs.-Two hundred and
twenty-five convneaccns arrived here yesterday
morning from Portsmouth Grove. X. l., on their
way TO their regiments Col. Almy sent them 10
the new barracks on the Battery. Many Of them
are unfit for service, and will be examined by sur
goon before they are sent TO the seat Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01
Il. BARKsDALE,
J. X. MCLEAN,
w. X. SMITH.
NEW MILITARY ELL.
The following bill passed both Houses Of the
Rebel Congress on Friday

Rebel Congress on Friday:
AN ACT to ssnd act entitled An &C. TO rrovce further
Ts Consre.. Of he Confdeiste Sat, Of DO ensc
That tie President be- and he 10 hereby hoTA d. 70 ca
for three years unless ali have ended
eli whisDs who e.idsns Of the Confederate sSrs te
may be made ard such tire or times legally
exempted military s'fyrs sueh psr' thereof a, IN
calls to be sds under tie provisions ard scesrdg 10 the
Of the set to wh!oh this snendment ana 'uoh
authority shs exist in she President du1Df the ps.cn,
a. to all per.ons who are Or ray he ear become 10 yer. OF
sge and when enrS ed all ptTons between Tie ages
Of Ia and a. yesrt shall serve their full time.
P,or,dsd hist II the PIesdest In calling ont troops into
the service OF the Confederate States shall hrst call for only
shall call for those between tne ages VI I'VE ara Any
other rye lees than forty i've yess P,ta>d That nothing
us any raI, Of the act to which this mandatory ereeP,s
herein stated; AEd pyorie t'the'. Those called
shall bohfst and edi'ey ofdsrsdto hi to the
number the companies. tst'aiion. squadron. and I.a
ae, to provide for the pubic defense sJprorsd
the siI,,suth Of April 1862. passed. srd ne
each STATE since tie Of thst act or sced In new or
g.ni4son. to be oceied by tie State having such rsds
by law PrortGsd That tie President authorised 10
pend the uion Of this, the act TO vii this !. an
bic 10 exece and thst 10 suc lscaes ard dur
f peu the President Is su'horizcd 10 receive
passed by the Coaeder.e Cours" ior 10 the rs'ss o,
&C, further provide ior tie puehe dseH'e sPitor'd
18TH Aprh, lsb-
MORE YANKEE PRISONERS.
Col. w. &. ClaibOsne's Regiment Of Partisan Ran
gers on Monday last, three miles from Franklin De
pot, in Southampton County, Nrg mia, captured Elk
members of the Let New-York Cavalry Regiment,
mounted rihemen lCol. Dodgc). 1hese Yankees
were well equipped, lad good horses, &c. In tie
number were two scrgeanIs and a corporal. They
were on marauding expedition, when they were
uuexpectedy met By detachment from Col Chi-
borne regiment surrounded and ordered TO surren-
der, which they very wis.ly did. They were brought
to Richmond, yesterday and turned over TO the Pro-
yost-Marshal.
PROM TIE WEST.
NOBLE, Sept. GA special Dispatch TO The Id
reytiser from Knoxville, dated yesterday, says Ma
tort eneral Jones to-dny received dirpatch from
Deeherd confirming tie capture Of 500 prisoners
at Munlordsvile, KY, and /, 800 at Cave Cny. TIE
brgad IT, moving on Louisvie. TIE force al NASH
vile is between four and FIVE thousand. Our guer-
rillas doing good work.
GENERAL HOUSTON.
Tie Houston (rexasl It'egT0yh, OF the "a inst,
says: "The question whether Sam Houston 10 awe
10 ai,stIg tue press both Of tie Unred States and
the Confederate States. We answer II. lie II alive
and conn araiyey we'll residing at bis place On Ce-
dar Point, few niles from this cty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

BAnyuM's MusErs.-Thc afternoon dramatic en-
,er,sinuents st this establishment now consist Of
Buclstones play, "Cauthleen the Card Drawer, or
Murder viii Ost," and Morton's farce. Young
America" The attraction is equal to that of
" Claude Marcel which still remains upon the
evening programmes.