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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......ss,r. IL
Cleared.


ste,mshlp-Northcn Iisht. TnEepsngh. AspIavan, D. q
Allen
Sips-I-ncle joe Nctel, Dublin, Tra,k Dearborn; y
della Bessina Liverpool c. H. Marshall Co.; Eagle. Mo6k
man, Liverpool, Hsrbeck Halssy.
" endt; Earl Fowls (Br.l Mills. Dundee, Scotland J. G.
Macarthur; Black Eagle (Br Munro, Glasgow, r Nsviua
sop Jssuss Francois Frsneh) L-vsrspen, Cork Fuuch
Mepcis 4 Wend, Scotland, Friend Liverpool Hsrbeeh
Co. Gniiips ss, BT Toossr dis'sow Edmi'son Bf'tsa
Brg-scotisnd Francis Barbados Elisha r. Smith salss
Utaiisn) Csfero Cork r. s. Kepway; Annapdae, Tden,
Key West Hiram Bennsr Anaconda (Norw) Chhatanssa.
Oports Holnbos Co.. Starlight 9Th LockhaI b. Jeha'S
n r.. d. r. Dewolf; Roytston, Leighton, Havana, D.
Vining.
schoonsr,-Loysl Scranton, Bowdep, E.w.0rlesss J. W.
Elwel Co. Ellen Rodnisn. Bowman, Nsw.Btdiordi Zsns
Line Port Jefferson Merrill Abbott; Ph-be Elizabeth
Smith. Gloucesteri Ellen Louisay SNOW, New.Hsyen D.
Stnpard; Samuel Hall Padcord Fe River, H. & Rscketts
BenjsmiD Crane Providsnce. o. L. Hatch; Dr. Fanklia
Chspmsn. Norwich, d. s. Rscie,i Venus tbs Crane Hall
fax d. H. DewolE
ssops-Frankis, Avery, Norwich. c. B; H.rvsyj Nag
Gray, Hswkey, Uncssvlis, Conn.,. Bentley Smith V.
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1)ort-iuaroens' Notice.
stair or NRw.ToRK

stain " NRw.YoRI.
popr.WAxpIsS Oyvcn. NJ io4 Wsu'~ A.
HroT1cE IL hereby given, in accordanc. WIN
,,or Al the Act passed April H. 1881 er,s'iHS -
Act 70 wsrasns Once Of the lo Of Is
%, .,tsr OF such inquiry. examination, o. 30
the following now under s IS
WTdsns aud that the said surveys o. sns noscs
board said vessels; Pier Ne % En-
Shin Harvest Queen. n Forsses
Shp Orchilla p., No IL "
BsyL Admiral DE-, No Is
Bark WIN. III. Newman. Atlantic Doc
Emma T. Chase. .WheesssS
Bark Itvola.. Atlantic w.
Brig Prsntiss Hobbs.... EI0H Prssdsa~
j. Ayes HRRRInAH sV.sstGv.
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NIBLO's CARDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Of GABRIEL RAVLL and
TROUPE and YOUNG AMERICA
FRIDAY EVENING. Sept H. will be presented tho Psno-
mime Of NICODFMUS; or
TIE UNLUCKY FISHERMAN
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. BRiEL RAVEB.
After the farce the Amusing Ballet piyerti,,sneat entitled
PtNCHiNELLO; or DAY IN VENICE.
Introducing the extraordinary performances Of
YOUNG AMERICA.
During Divertissemeut PUNCH'5 FROLiC ON Stills by
the acknowledged WONDER OF the AGE,
YOUNG AMERICA.
To commence with the farce OF
MY NEIGHBOR5 WIFE.
TOMORROW. SATURDAY. BENEFIT OF GABRIEL
RAVEL AND POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE.
Mr. Whestey takes much pleasure In announcing that lie
has effected an engagement with the
LMINENTLY GREAT TRA0EDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST
who viii msko his first appearance MONDAY Sept Is
Also with the justly celebrated Comedian.
Mr.. HACKETT.
who will appear on Tue SDAY EVENING, Sept 10.
With the exception 0! the Press. NO FREE LIST.
Adnis-on 81 cents. Secured farquee Stall, IS cents
Family Circle, rs oents-Commenos at o'clock
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
Rlponrgp FoR TRn N. Y. TRIBuSE, sr 'fso.

"''"N " SEPT To- 1862
Whole number OF Cattle at market $50 about 80 bsevea
and $50 stores ronng Working OXen Mich Cows and
one two aud three year ola. -
PAGES or MAsxKr Bnxy.-Exts % Soa 50 Is, 6fst
quality, s60s6 23j second quality. IS -; third aua'y
FPr,crs o. sroas Cs7rIs.-workins Oren. Per par
sTs41 1885, Cows and Calves, from F33 $3.50 Ai Year
l,uss s5G4s 50; rveyear-olds. ei49$lSi ThfesysAr.
elds. SiBd $i9. -. 49,.
sheep and Lambs ss35 market; prices In lots 81 70
san AZ so each; extra. - Is, $50 % 80
- y = Inn
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I,lineis Dcmocratie stnts Cenxcnsien.

sPRINavIELD, H., Wednesday. Sept 10. Is63
The Democratic State Convention assembled In
this city to-day, and nominated the Hon. James 5.
Allen for Congress; the Hon. Alex. Sturne for State
Treasurer, and the Hon. John L. Brooks for super
iplepdent Of Public Instruction.
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Grtursions.

EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND.--llealth,
II sud Pleasure Care leave Fulton aid Catherine
Ferries, Brooklyn, every ~ minute.
80 to the SEA SIDE.-Thc cars Of the
" Corey l.land aud Brooklyn H. u. Company are now
running gnay from Fulton and CztLarBe fefeso feh
Lene Greenfield GTsyesend and Conoy Itsrd This IL the
best epssd Bay Private Parties spd A,soes-
tlons add Picnic PzIios accommodated ON sion At the
Office
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sRpr. H. l5l5 bbls Flour $50 bag Corn Meal I'D obs
Whisky bush Wheat % 0o0 bush Cora 81 396 bush
Oats 70 SEQ bush Rye l202 pigs Provisions pkss Ahss
go pkgA Lard. 396 kegs Lard.
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Goparinerebip ilotires.

NOTICE.-Thc Partnership heretofore exist
4 Y iug between CORNELIUS RYAN and FREDERICK
WEhMAN under she firm name Of Ryan and W Gilman, In
The Hide ard Tallow business was DlSoOL'LD " mutual
consent on the 18th day Of APRIL. 1861
COKNELIOS RYAN, Hide ard Tallow Dealer,
Nos. 4OI and s93 l0th-av.
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IN shtp Panama, from Neo Orieens-Dr D.. OtphasA
lady and three children.
In brig Lucy Darling, from Hasana-E. Gesgss-
In sehy. John b. bters Jyom Port Royal-W W. puius
w a. icy, r. l. Coleman. VIM Hawkins A. A. CAnwrfiBf
Alien Brundsse. Bernard DOnohue, r " Kilroy.
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Professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, II. D., Editor Of The
IL Scspe and Operating AID Consulting Surgeon No ~
6h.sy Oice consultations tie oh diseases Of
the pelvic RUPTURE Piles. Nsrlcoc.e, AMI Ftuis
radically cured without the knife sstuIe. Once bou.s
from to 9, 20 g. and to 9 evenings.
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GREAT PREPARATIONS are being made
N for the FAhtWELL BENEFIT Of okHOhl ~ tU-
BAS a. ElXONS CNEMORNL GARDEN 90 HOADAf
EVENING SEPT IS who val this ooossion sisfin her
great partfuiae part II ths fNHkCH Spy, made popular
by NADINE slese. Tickois Tor ihis q, .Qc.
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spn-Rsss...537 Sets ........6:6 iMson-Rissa e:yl
sfGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. e:j6 Gov Isnd 46 Ho on
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1tle0iCal.
Eeaal Noiltes.


IN PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Honorable
i CHARLLS r. DAILY Fir, Judge Of the Court Of Com'non
Pleas the City and County vi New EofS acting az Surrogate
County kewYoTk notice Is hereby ssn 10 s per
having claims sssius CHAIR n. IhOhAo '".e
the City Of EewYofk d-ceaed TO present the san- WIN
voucher Thereof, the subscriber a. his ohee NO - "s1
etree a. the City Of NewYfk before The hfst Gay OF
October next-Dsed Newly the 2ii day OF March iSo-
CHARLES III. GLOVER,
nnb2f Iav5mF Adninislratoi, with the will annexed
nIRSUANT to a Decree of the High Court OF
ChsnceIy made in canss. John Crane egqin, John
Bhepd Cook tho claiming to be The bIotbe
OF M ers or Neyhs~s kircrs Of john Crane. late " b
frir sha ia the County Of Warwck, Oentlns drcesed
lvo d,-d In or about tie month Of September S5 yueM
In time , death by their Solicitor on or before me
Sh day If Noyeobe 1867 to in and prove their ctin
q, tue Chambers Of tie Master Of the Rolls Ia Tie Rolls no
ds Gerry MddeseI. IN tefan thereof they "i DC
pefsmp rig excluded from the benefit Of tho sad Decree
MONDAY the II, day Of Decomber 1902 o, ~ cioes
coon the said Chambers ia appointed for bearing aud ad'
{u5.cating a. the claims
Daied this 9Th day Of august le2 $1,000. ~,,.-,
LOTUS and YOUNG No. 10 New Inn.
strand Middieeex.
Agent for Corpeu. Thomas Saundes Cunningham, Plain
~ ssptl2 lsw2t
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ansnranre COMPANIES.
Go Wbom II man Concern.

NOTICE 70 the FRIENDS Of VOLUN-
IN TtERS-Ws receive 6aiy reports Of al deaths IN hos
pAls around Wsshington Csn be ~ olco
hee Of charge. sOAks bRoWS'
~. 2 Para place.
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Gnles bn auriloil.

A. III. MsRwiS. Aucrones.
pY BANGS, AiERWIN d Co., Irving Build
ing, Nos. and so Broadway Of Books Sta
tioncy Pictures, Works OF Art Fancy Goods Furniture 40
A. FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. II, at O'clock
private LIBRARY o. erea' variety Of VALUABLE
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOKS. including many mat
are choice aud scarce. &c. Also, MAHOGANY BOOK
CASE For particulars catalogue and tae BOOKS Ut the
ssesrocu1s
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NIXON's CREMORYR GARDEN.

= = lILIIIs.Ns
10 consequence Of the great crowd al the Garden
Monday Evening the bill will be Tuesday
EvruHg and the Great anogu Fete viii b. TepsAisd cyey
fyeurg durDg tie week CaGois Patti. Nine. Sfsi Cd.
sig asiui SO. MgEo. Sig Dubreui a. grand C.nc.ft
aoritz Cuba. Ia her celebrated Pan DANCE. Ia GIA-
.IILA. TIC soccassui Chinese Pancnulc sete Mn IA
every m,h. New Ia Esgcs.raa School Cisdtfcl,a
Malinee every Afternoon hy S.yeuiy h- brtnilnl chd
teu PO~t1tVF4I LAST MOTT But OrE o. AR
LoTTA PATH Ia CONCERT, piior 10 hes DhbJi IN
OPERA
81 -ndar s. p.etnher isih ber.ft q senorita Csba.
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The tendency has been toward increased from tho secu
mustia supply Il money. Trade remains dn with listie
prospect OF revival during the Of the American ar
Inc wheat which s ordered for shipment from New
Yos will only lake the place Of specie uich would nav,
been otherwise but the sount OF sod aresdy received
hos reached upward OF 47ooOD sterling hs year against
geo zoo dung ondrs period Of 1851 Great part
thi. from the s,le Of American hesnres or
Enrh account IL Eew-York and this Inoaey, IL may be
b, Fne iu mind must be renvested.
The facility with which many foreign losns have been
sey negotiated Is rsry owing to TN. circumstance. and
abundant capital remains to meet the iIsialen- 10 come
due these Next month payments Of Iurkfh Lgyp'
sn Russian aud P-ruyi osn 10 the amount Of 40
fall due but IL probable that Of these only shout Al VO
tho Of the nsanonts The Perusisn and second
us Of the Pgyti4n loans will have to be he Turk
h and hrt ssue Of the Egyptian loans have been very
Of Is OOO Oo wa, rs here PGpe short dstss 10
sionaly dons .dt cent below the tsnts Minimum bat
longer periods the rates vary from 2d@ cent Az the
Banh the business done during tho week hss been
a the demand for 6ieoups having greatly ,uosided Ihs
exports Of bullion have been bess equal to the supply bot
one whdwsls expected IN connection with tie recent
Loan operation. for Peru To-day there was no additional
demand foI money.
Tb. owsg the ordinary charges for paper Of various
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yEALIACk's NEW TIIEATER.
w TIE isdes and Gonlrnon engaged for The sppfoa0h
fsl ard Wi.er Season, requested 70 Hcei on The
stage st IL Celock e lI
SATURDAY MKT. Sept. u.
fun attendance 1. desired, rehearsal viii take place a.
II o'clock
BY order OF Mr. WArI,Cg.
LEsTER WALLACE, Ssgs Manager.
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST-Between Pearl-st. and Janes-slp Fer
IL ~ On the evening OF the 9Th inst. SMALL BOOK
bound in Red Russian es:Ler containing accounts r
yard q $40 will be paid pesoH esyin. IL 1t No. 1873
Pearl e
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Amusemenrs
.ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ Commencement Of tho
FALL, AND WINTER DRAMATIC SEASON.
EVERY AFTERNOON al 3 O'Clock, and
EVERY EvENING ct n O'Clock.
WIZ he presented romantic drama in three parts tiaus-
lated honi the French, called
CLAUDE MARCEL;
THE IDIOT OF TARBES.
Produced under tho direction Of e. r. TAYLOR
This piece hes bsen received with great cnhSa' and Ia
iHE MOST EXCITING AND ATTRACTIVE DRAMA
Mr W. B. HRRRisoN Comic and Imprompsu Singer
he only lDprovi,atore in The country.
few months luce the Maassef d'I a'chea 81 expedition
BRILLIANTLY coLoRED FISH,
Its complete returning With large assortment Of
0UxIEINo TIE THE HES S[ss OF OF TIE TIE R AiN0
OUTvEING THE hUEs OF TIE RAINBOW,
consisting gs' q B 81 iSiifi9 ANGEL FISH,
whose symme,Iy aud eoloIs are en9ai.itey rich. n,s
~ PEACOCK FISH, FOUR-EfED CHERCBS,
The very Of the Ocean Never before seen except in
tropical seas
ts- SQUIRREL FISH, o. perfect symmetry and brilliant
" SURGEON, or DOCTOR FISH. very crave and dig
nid piscstosl gentleman with the mark Of lance OIL bis
~ COW FISH. with head and horns like COW, aud
oh.nges H. 5Ii liant coe,s Ike chameleon
~ PoRCUPlNE FISH. covered gl with spines like
porcuines Qvs and win head and eyes ike bad dog
10 CRIMSON CANARElTA, or JENNY HlNE.
~ AEtMONES ZO0fHilLS. OF SEA FLOWERS
beautiful
tP SPANISH LADY, called from its beautiful cooTs
ava graceful motions.
~ PARROT FISH, with b, Ike parrot. very beau
tiiu. and Oh, it, coiors like u chameleon -
CT~GROuPE YELLOW SNAPFER WARBLER re
BRA FISH and other varieties Oil entirely IN
this latitude and very nch and elegant They all 10 be
seen in rich and transparent tanks swimming about in all
their native grace aud beauiy.
Yet, with th. end Million. of other curositie' rom
al Of the world the price Of admission remains at
ONLY % CTS. CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS, IS CTS.
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Is forced on borrowers by banks and other institu
tons. Frs-class paper continues very scarce, and
is easily passed at 4a6 y cent The banks show a
continuation of the expansion Of loans, and the
specie and deposits are also increasing. The specie
line il now above $37 ,OO0, 900, somo large amounts
having been received from Kentucky to save it from
the Rebels.
Several auction sales Of ribbons, woolens, &C.,
were held to-day, and prices obtained wero very sat
isiactory.
Annexed Ia the official announcement Of the adj
vance Of freights on tho Erie lines
Tus ERIE RamwAr CosPAsy.
o'ros ov TnE GxsshAL Fnsiasr ae e 1:s,
w.ioEK, sept TO- 1907 y
CIRCULAR.
rates on al. ssswsrd.bonnd fssht wiz be as fOows viz;
Ca.s ClA.s Glass Cas lot. ofSo bales
,ogi ID t. ,J b. 20 b. '' o1e and lob
t. t. S S:.,cS..i.:l 90 1 1s g & is %
TO T: S:.;o1.. Z !; ss s. I: C g
To To E Ss.,cH.' g g e 81 q IS g
On ell freight coming from beyond the points named these
rate. viii be charged and after the date speehed above
without. regard % d.e Of conr.t bin Of dins or con.
funded en- property 10 rans' or In store on or por to the
2Jtb inst. Very respectfully yOnrs.
b. w. BLANCHARD. General Freight hgeut
Tie statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time Of lso
Us follows;
Leans. Deposits. Specie. Crcu'D
NJ " Sept 59 S5 859S IL tt3 go go g2e a963b3
Boston. sept co 1866 70 94l ga e00blY5 1865 $50
lhil Sept g.. 3J,e9935l Is Os2l7l 5,59,ST sl9l,oS
- = :. =
s2s, 23 1876 1914 67 e)4 800 $50 a2l gOio3S
Last us ~ glB0Sl 2l3f2Jas
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Tile London Economist Of Aug. 90 snys:

To.a s26s l23 1876 94 6 go a. 20 $50 u yOt oSe
Last week.. 26l 10 $50 l9323s4 4JslS052 1872 9at
Les. year .... 23l 3J3547 l55095T 3a5S2ii3 HSoIJ1t
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Iesns. TtposIls. bTfCIt tIuII ".
" Sept isS rs q S $50 go 3s zee 1908 %.
Boston sept g. co 1906 a94lC9T e.0OblY3 1865 Isl
Ihn. sept g.. 95e9935l 25Os2i7l 5.Sie.s7 s,l91o5'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25
Promotions.

We are clad To chronicle the following promo
tim. Including one Of our own gallant fellow
citizens. We presume there is no doubt as to the
Colonvlcy of the Legion being filled hy the SOL
,lier who 20 recently led them with unii'nrhi"E
hrro<m against the foe: we mean Lieut.. Colonel
GRIFFIN of that corps:
The Richmond Examiner rep"rtS TINT C""hel
WADE HAMrrny, formerly commanding the lie
zion, of Suuth Carulila Que Of the most dis''h-
suishel and gallant corps in the service. has
he,u uro,noted to a Brigadcr Gencralshir. In
the ~. ,ryapiza,on Lieutenant j. HARVEY DE-
GLE, of the Manning tiuard:, was elected .MaJ"r,
and Captain VI. ". GARY, "f the atSoii ''"ar's'
Lieut. rnanl. Colonel Captain GARY won ialn"lI'
maine at Manassas, his company having captured
TWO of the cnelny's batteries, aud has owR per
soua sallantry having been conspicuous Oh that
celebrated battle field. The compliment "l his
election was increased by the circumstances that
il was without opposition.
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From Wick, Jurg.

We have copy Of The Hicksburg " Wing
OF Tuesday. lIth, from which we clip the ioi'
loving iIeniS:
The river is falling very rapidly, and is now
fully within its banks. :,
The cnemy's vessels below fired some lnli
dozen sLutS at our ower batteries OH Sunday
evening. .lll was quiet YESTERDAY.
The Federal ";ldvance division" arrived in
its old POSITION below the city on Saturday
cvcnus <. None Of the vessels were molested
On the r..ltc, that we coulG lear Of. This, We
are crclihlv informed, was owing 10 Gen.
Lovclls refusing To allow our light artillery
to ~ 10 Fills Cliffs. VIZ suppose ii Is all
ri.ht. as Gen. Luvell is . military man!
4 luryc quantity of cotton WAS burned Ill
his c1untv I.>l week. ami more will he con-
signed to The DANES every day, until there is
), a bale left 10 fall Tito the ene,ny's hands,
Considerable cotton was burned in MtdlSo"
plri,h and on the river above last week. The
good worl: goes braycly "n.'
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,;.7shay;ss I,ri.a:o zaeuSSc::

EIrHu,Np. June DO HrdneS,.as, Gen.
Kershaw's Snuth Carolina Brigade was ord'r-
cd forward br Gea. Mr,.ews 10 feel the enc
u.vs strength an the Nine Mila Rnai. They
had advanced bus short distance in" the
waods when brisk fire was opened upon
them all along the line. The enemy: howev-
or, was driven back, and our men pressed fur
W .rl anl toak possession of their camp. When
lhcy f.ll back. they brought of large 1nan'l-
lies Of I.r overcoats. arms, nc. Eight Con-
t...l rates wrr. wnnmi,rl in this ;,tlair, incln-
lii g Capt. CuthhrlI. ul the Palmell" ,'TaFd' ~
"a Regiment 5. Z. V: i'll the arm, allh CAPT
Walker. OF the I'd Regiment S. e. v, III the
shoulder
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Fur the Advertiser.
Trihntp of EpSneci,

At meeting al the (" Elsr!i.ll Light Tnlan-
Try, IN .trir sncampmcnt, 9th Regiment, $. G.
- on the is'h .Iun", Capt. VIEWER being Chair
ma the following Preamble -:s;ul Kc;nluti"n-
We're introduced by Maj 4. i. NAMv"xp with
some very aIrr"nriate and touching remarks. The
starting tear, aud the hcaving b"s"m showed
such sympathy for The deceased as the noble antl
the g"nl must ever elicit from Kindred spirit..
All was 'lone this sad ocrnsiou with hcart.fe!,
unanimity.
WMsnEAS. Through The inscrutablc intsrposi-
,"n IF an All.wise Providence o,,r cnlnra,le AMI
highly esteemed and much beloved friend, J. J.
LAN1ER has hecn called from time to eternity.
Therefore:
h"solr.d. That the E,lgeGcld Light Infantry
has sustained nm irreparahlc lns:, and the commu-
nifty in which he lived, most worthy citizen.
Rr.sIrn!. That We extend IL the bereaved fami-
y our cnnd"lenve and warlnsst sympathy.
R.s,'rri, That copy nf these proceedings he
sent tn tho family Of tlic llmentel dead, and also
copy I've furnished the EdseielA Adrcriiaer for
publication. l.. T. WESER, CuAn'S.
Y. J. ArAMs, Sec'ry
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-25

NAnRnw ESCAPE or GENERAL Jackson
YsuM CArrr"N.- nY the mail from the Val
les, we ha,r inrIli."',c,. .. r,.,narnhl" rs
cape of General I. J. Jackson tram cap!u:e
! while ont reconuni;ering witt, his s;ai'' on
T"nrs lay last. Coming 10 bridge, he WAS
r",lr 10 cross, when on the bridge he dis.
covered a rannon planted and trained up"n
him. aud the enemy in furcc behind. 1t was
tou ae 10 retreat Irecipiiatey. So, with Il
tamnr>S aud an air that iaS characteristic Of
the man, jackson rode up, aad, roiniag in
The piece. said, in = tone Of anthorit: tothc
guard. Who ,"ld y", 10 place tiia; piece
there? Rrrruve i; and plant i; on y"n'!rr
height The rn-n in charge moved 10 obey,
aud S,onewail, lntloning his cont. tnrnrl his
Hv.%,.s i..ai 20 his staff AID da h-.l oil #t
III, ir head 'Im! late The Yankees discovered
who their visitor was, Hastily unlilaherias the
piece, fired its charge a","I lin Without elect;
\ rapid I'l.sui; rcs'!iied i'll the capture OF
two nj hi s;:.i.. Lu: the gallant ct;"f escaped
10 fight them, "anctheT day under n.or., tl
9orablc c;rcunsltnces.-l l.;chmoad Exlu:.
nor
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From New Orleans.

The Mobile Register, says we have several
r I'm ,rs from New Orleans which We are NJ"
pcep ,red to vouch for, but wh!rh come through
p.c .tv straight and Well authenticated chan
mes.
There is M longer 4. nit that Mr. Mum
for |, Of New Orleans, WEo tore 'wn the
Fel. l.r:ll flag from the Custom lInuse when !:
WIS hniste,l by the .b'tarhncnt Of the Federal
fleet, WAS hung by ;rder Vi Gen. liay"anI
Butler. The story goes that Com sarCaSn',
conn .nd,ng the il:a, dcno'lnce'l the rS.cu
t,u, as :. murder. lie III ,i:,taned that any
ono was lj Resent the inlignilv to the Cnlted
States ll,s, it was himself, because 1t was by
hi. Ur.lcl> and his iorrc ,hrt IT. WAS RAISED
AN when raised Butler w..S not nearer Iu III
= ',urrlr.l mics To New Orleans. picayun
!, r,,:,,in- up his account rapidly.
4 REPORT was rlc IN. the city OF New Or
leans last week, and .cnera ~ tr';dl1tSs 'ha'
Gen. lowell ha suddenly appeared III th''
rcsru Ra.nn Il t,u:e, an! bas%sei w" les''
ment> of feler..l infantry a,:d me battery.
We hope it may prove true. The buster 'h'
lnkc<s a.r kept on the Mississippi kNcr
l:,c less tilue and mr.nS they vii! have L.
spare. for attacks on t;le Gull c''a>l. II Gtn
j. well VIII keep them IN hot w;st,r III tsI'
river s,ss.ss;urs in L usiana and Ml<slS>lp
~, he wi | >e.ve M,bile i'll the must ell ct'v'
illlnuer.
The True D:ihu, Of 7th instant. gve'
the II ,u.p> of six ,nen who were To b: Sl'o
ON tue ! Irh hy ur,lerot lllvnau b4sler, HI, n;'
der the tolL,w,us caar.e: They la / been lib
"r,,y.l nr parole after 'heir capture At For
.Jac'is.",, and h.. charge against 'he'a wa
thai they orgauiz ID themselves III mi:ilar,
:.r..v c rs,. them selves aud c"mradeSoii;' rs
riyins. ~ they as-rre,i, ny Il the lr'm>''
nl prominent cl;iZ ms of New Orleans Tor
s1pp!y Ui' arms ami equipments. They nan
=. ,.ns"lvr$ the NJ mrue l.'ts HuaT'i, !
lr,'r.,,"i III. late Mayor "t New Crle''ls'
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"possunt Quia lidrnlur Posse"

J'1>y &C nS'r .erouss ;isr ihi"E they ct+ c@is
an old motto which beloved rearhrr used t" en-
pllasae to his Latin Glass in = past day, an:
which we respectfully submit should bc sprrmlly
emphnSiEri i'll the present crisis q: oar affairs.
THINK heaven the boy ah"ut Charleston seem
to hu," adopted it, and col. Tow LAMAEan.l the
hrarr troops under his cnrn!nan illustrated 1t the
other lay at Srcessi"hvilIc Let il he further
tested in the ,leitrre ef our city n"i with rash
ness hut with ru"lncss and lelerninatin.- and
we shall still nn; rr,rtmt from "ur conviction that
rharlrsron will never fall before Yankee invader: