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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
THE WAR In KENTUCKY.
DEFEAT CT John MORGAN, TIE GUERRILLA
NeBuwThirty- five House on eat
THE EXPECTED GREAT BATTLE.
The Rebels $4,000 to $4,000 Strong
Louisville, Saturday, Oct, I. 1902.


A portsnoouth Ohio, dispatch 10 Gov. Robinson
cave Ioln Morgan with 1000 Rebels, yesterday at
,scled the Garter County Home Guards near Olive
Hiu. After several hours severe skirmishing Nor
gan was repused and several OF his men killed.
Morran then retreated toward the Licking River,
burning 50 houses on his way. Last night Morgan
returned 20 Olive Ill., Meanwhile, Col. Seilert
went to Portsmouth and brought up 500 Of the ll1th
Ohio Regiment
Bsrjftown adyic.- %c"S,: naye from
Ter around Bardstown. Our central advance
was this aftnrnoon four miles this side ofBardsown.
They have been skirmshing and driving the Rebels
before them for the past thee days. We have cap
tured COO prisoners.
Il is said thai Kirby Smith has arrived at Frank.
foIt with 10000 men, and Humphrey Marshall is on
lis way there with 500.
The Rebels evidently mean to make stand az
Frankfort, and battle at Bardstown seems imni-
nent.
Tie repor. Of an anticipated fight at Mount Wash
inston yesterday arose from our forces sheing the
woods as they advanced.
Bragg and Buckner lett Danville for Lexington on
Tussdgy. Bragg was expected at Danyile on
Monday. He threatened 10 send every man who
would not join the Rebel army to tie north Of the
Ohio.
The Rebels are cutting new roads from Bardstown
t. Springfield and Lexington.
The Southe n line is working to Frankfort, Ky.
CLARK Coanty adyces say that Jack Bonner,
with company of Rebels, went up the Red River
to capture Gen. Townsends Home Guards. The
Rebels were defeated with considerable loss.
Gen. G. W. Morgan LETT but four guns at Cum.
be,laDd Gap and those with The trunions knocked OIL
Col D. S. Bruce, son-in-law of General Leslie
Combs, receives the highest connendation from
military circles here for LIS operations at Bowling
Green.
The Rebels burned TIE bridge near AsbuTn on
Monday night. Bruce Immediately sent thither the
lIth Indiana and part of the 9Th Kentucky, who
rebuilt the bridge routing the enemy at Russo yile,
killing and woundiug SO, taking Is prisoners and 40
horses and SAG es. He also routed party at Glas.
gov yesterday taking ten prisoners, including Lieut.
Coi. Crews, Capt. BrowD sud Lieut. Thomas.
Leading Rebels aud officers of the Rebel army axe
circulating the most absard stories in places occupied
b. theDl--tor instance, that Gen. Nelson w.s killed
because be supported President LDcoln's recent
fmanci patton Proclamation; that Buell. resigned
because of that Proclamation, but concluded to hold
lbs position Elk days longer in the hope that Lincoln
would annul that document. The Rebels are eniorc
3ng the Rebel ConseTipiion act wherever they have
se;nlorary control
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a TERRgBLY DESTRUCTIVE RkEE
AT FULTON, NY.


FULTON n Y, Saturday, Oct. 4, lec2
A terribly destructive fire occurred here this
morning.
AT . o'clock the alarm WIS given, ard the fire
VIA found TO have originated IN tie large lomiog
Mill Of Kenyon & Joluson directly south Of and adj
joining The lower river bridge aud oa the west side
Of the canal.
In an incredibly rhort space Of time, assisted by
light though layoIng wind, tho flame. leaped
TIE bridge attacking the mill Of Baker * Co.. taking
the bridge in their Way, and entirely consuming tue
large store-house and the iour store of W. s. Nelson
which were between the mill where tire fire Olig-
mated and The canal
The namor in their progress northvardly, after
consuming tic nill o. Baker q Co., tie extensive
furniture and machmC-shop Oh DutiOn, Cumming q
Smith, tic Telegraph BILLS OF Stevens a DIV ni
the wooden factory aud ~ooien-nachine work OF
4. y. ihaycT, the furniture aud machine shop owned
by j. W. Knox ana occupied by ". i. Buell., tic
large custom mill Of Meesrs. Gardner n Benedict
the large building owned by +. fi.h ald occupied
bv y. l.. Goodrich 80 a wooden factory, D., \. l..
Ware, mIi!wrieht, aud by ". T.. iasher as n cash.
blind, and door iaCtoly; the building owned 10y VIM
Schcnck and occupied by Mr.. Cutler gs planning
mIll, tic woodeh-waIe factory occupied by Il. T.
Algcr, a carpenter fhcp and cweiing-houfe owned
by Wm Wright, tic latter occupied BY ryo families,
were quickly ana entirely destroyed.
Al tie force pumps On which tie place las hero
to0.e GepeLcei for a supply u water when fires
were raging, were IOcaieo ia tbe scyor mills, aud
were Of course coon rendered perfectly n.eless.
The entire iofs is estimated % $tJl,OlD, while tho
insurance viii hardly reach bali That amount.
The iigc across the Oswego River wps also on
fire, and before the destroying u uenf could be
checked three spans OF IT, about $50 feet were de-
aIoyed.
lie Ilydranlc Canal bridge was ale0 burned.
Tho canal-boat Cnryey, Tying N The iydranhc
Canal, adjoining the building Of Baker I" Co., WAS
burned 10 the waters odge and Is u total l0ee.
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Invasion of Scusi-Enst Bfis.ouri-Opsrn-
fions OF the Union Rorccs-.nOvements of
the North Missouri GuorriiIas-Thc
Raising Of Troops in Missouri.
From Our Special Correspondent.

FROM Our SIec4sl correspondent.
ST. Lors, Tuesday, Sept 30, 1907
lave some news to-day which it quite important,
so far as this State il concerned. TIE Rebels have
actually invaded South East Missouri from the drec-
ton Of Pocahontas with force nearly 10000 strong,
and said to be under the command Of Gen. hcB ride.
shrewd observer, living in the vicinity Of The Iron
Mountain Railroad depot fox The last few days, might
have guessed the news from the number Of regiments
hurried off by the cara Of that road and from tie
fact that large numbers Of extra were borrowed
from the Pacific Railroad for the same purpose.
Nothing Official can be atcertained, but from private
sources quite trust worthy learn that troops have
retired from Bloomfield and Greeuyie, ana are now
oncarnped within q short distance o! Pilot KNOB. tie
terminus OF the Iron Mountain railroad. The foii-
hcatlOns Of Cape Glrardeau on tie ryeT have been
Strengthened to prevent that place falling into Re
bel hands which would prove n serious drawback
20 the raiety OF the MistisEpli River navigation.
lie Rebels arc poorly armed ana equipped, but
strong IN numbers and confidence IN their AFFINITY TO
capture sufficient good arms IN short tine Tor tier
entire army. Doubtless this movement 10 i'll strict
accordance with the plan OF tie Rebel leaders Tor in
yadmg Southwest Missouri at tbs came time. TIE
Rebel Generals are: Hindman, Bolmoa, Cooper,
itaines, Parsons, McilIiGc aud Henry McCullOch.
news nom below Springfield il scarce, although
important movements are doubtless tring,iiing an
ltat quarter. Tho let Arkansas Cavalry COMPOSED
cAleIy u Union refugees from ArkansAs and oli-
ceIeG rom Tie 80 WiscOasu Cavalry recently drove
the hcbcS ffom Cassyiilc, near tie State line and
me advanced oct hed by the Rebels in that vicinity
! Several Rebel regiments having advanced, however
70 NE support OF the place, oar forces were obliged
TO fall BACK. Our cavalry il scouting day and night
| and in every direction over the eutiIe couufpv
Many prisoners have been captured. Major Hui
bard, o. the 1T Missouri Cavalry State Militia
having been riding over that section ior tix mo,ths
is thoroughly acquainted with every by-patb. Lili
and rayiae between the Gage and tho Neosho.
/ Whenever the Rebels advance our Generals will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
EVACUATION OF CUMBERLAND GAP.
erE w9rGanS MARCH 70 THE OHIO.
s,yrzEN DAYS SEVERE MARCHING
CONTINUOUS FIGHTING WITH THE REBELS
Bravery and FOrtitule Of Our Troops
CINCINNATI. Saturday, Oct.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Oct =, 100.
A dispatch from Capt. Houser Of the 33d Indiana
Regiment dated Creenupsburg, KY, 80, says Gen.
George w. Morgan arrived with his whole COM
mand at Greenupsburg this evening. He brought
all his trains and artillery with him. His men are
in fine health, notwithstanding the many hardships
they have undergone in their march from CumbeF-
land Gap.
The Commercial says: Gen. Morgan'sretrest was
the most arluous and hazardous of the war. During
80 march northward our army was constantly ell
veoped ythe envn.,'o cavalry Morgan maintained
the offensive throughout. Ore division marched
twenty-four successive hours for three days. Our
troops had no water but that found in sagnant POOLS
All the guns at the Gap were brought away eX-
cept four 32-pouuders, which were too heavy for
transportation, and the trunnons were knocked of
Of them before they were abandoned.
Greenuplburg, Ky, is fifteen miles above Ports
mouth, Ohio.
Gen. Morgan evacuated Cumberland Gap on the
night of the l7ih ult with the Rebel Gen. Steven
sons army three miles in his front, with Bragg and
Marshall on his nauks, and Kirby Smith in his rear,
amid the explosion Of mines and magazines, ard
lighted by the blaze Of the sorehouses Of the Quar-
ternastors and Comnissaries.
Stevenson was taken completely aback by the
performance.
Gen. Morgan looked for fight with Humphrey
Marshall, but disappointed. His retreat it con-
sideIed brilliant success. His forces will be soon
placed where they will again be of service. The
men are shoelets hatess, and naked, and for days
were without rations. They had to gather subsst-
ence from the corn standing in the fields, which
they grated 10 make bread OF, after tie fatgues Of
the day.
The men bore their hardships end privations and
the fatigues of the march with the greatest forude.
They marched twenty hours day, skirmishing in
the woods on each side Of the road and repeing the
attempts of the Rebel cavalry in their front and rear
to capture them.
The enemy blockaded the way all along the march,
ard at every suitable place harassed our column as
much as possible.
Our force is COCO strong, with magnificent park
of artillery, consisting Of tweny-eisbt pieces six Of
them beng 2O-!ounders.
We Lad 40J wagons, all Of which we brought OF
safely.
The works al Cumberland Gap were left in ruins.
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fAlver,isen.utl
Tur Nrw Frrcrr,.-Pecord Of Cures per.

HI M" ILt' ihA.--IlCtotu VI tuIoS PoL-
formed Il hs New EleTica Inuie Nos ttl and 81
broadway, the euaigc Oct 4. le5luppessing pse
ic mention VI nHmes lady l.m brook yn-l tcrne dih
Guilty aud Irregularities o. several years audnf cured N
trrstmsats Il minutes elCi 4 gentleman H. iotnst, Or
Rheumatism I'D Lgmts.l. Ia t.estuegs 10 minutes each
L. 50 t-s.les.sss, IL year standing cured
In 6 t.oAilaenis An occf OF lie gTmy (3ih Pnnyyania
RsseIv,s cured !u eane-ts Of Internal lulia most
ssTkab.c ilc 0G hsyng peneta a through b.s
vsica and bhr which 1reveTtrd q ron cng ais eart.
lite g is3m fiyGgoas. 81 1tafrh n 40 ca,nicnt':
L. miaales N,uAg ia-ady i.Jn. lO,Ait-egEet
In INMATES
Tie puoc invited TO call anu Drasis-s taken from
le exhibition renewable cured a. Tie Institute
AFTER having been given By tie most rnrr Of the Fac
uty. Resident PToiess1rs--J. WAITER Scorr ~ u. /;
fKEDERlcK " .KKs, ~ ID. JAMES y. PEELPs. ~ ID.
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Isorrc Of Aldermen.

This Board met 1T / O'Clock on Saturday AFTER
noon rrr.n.n, 10 adiourument--Pgesidea. Henry 10
the chair. -, -,
A communication was received from the Mayor,
incloslLg a letter from Col. Lansing, OF tle l,tn
REGIMENT, returning the shattered Flagstaff OF 'ha'
regiment. IL was ordered 10 be placed H. ne "o'e'
nors Room. , -. a..
Another communication was received Iron .Is
Mayor, nominating George ". biun' ior o'''''
Commissioner. ,....
Mr.. Booe said that he id not design making any
s,ort concerning the nominee, but be really w0ria
lie 10 know who George y. Blunt was -,
Nv. DAYTON stated that Mr.. Blunt was geh'io.
man well-kuown IN tins city las "a iNiNue u 40
honorable man. and was capable IN ever! fesp0N' p"
IN the Office OF Stree. COmmls sioner ..
Sir. BooLE said that under these circHl'.'t'ices
w.s great pity that the hayor, aiie' n@t'e iViu'
sueh man rs the gentleman 'rom the lA.h Iad ues,
cTiiri ,hat he did not consult with the members o.
The BOARD as in that ease Mr. Blunt might nave
been confirmed. .Der1,a
The nomination was rejected ly No'c Of - 20 T.
rs follows: Ayes-Ial, BfalY, DAyton' Ai,a A.en "a,
Navs - Smith, Walsh, Henry, heea, nneueii'
,iereuinh, Frear, Booze Ouiweli, fIolneu', F"rs!,
Mr.. D,YroN presented an ordln~h.e .u'i Vl@lnh
tho Controller - issue small Oiis Oh inc pchoui
nation of SETS l0cts., bets. aad -'sIs' heieffee
10 Committee Oh Finance. >-o,co, !, A.
ma oriinauce nppropriating $JOo,VOJ for TIE
49, ii the ,amilies OF volunteers was taken Up,
and after como discus ion on the motion 81 NJ
Daytou 10 include the families Oh those IE1ited' I"
,yos referred 10 be Finance Committee.
4 resolution, approrrianng S@)l ior VIC purfoss
~ mo rrin,, Tia, a. lrOsslnent II supplementary
yesoln,ions To cXprCaueus Genet, was adopted, au1
the Boagd adjourned un,l Monday ut O'clock
1,aH,ss-. iss~-I s,-u, snszsau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
Itniy.

Thero was nothing new relative to the health Of
Gaf.baldi.
large Garibaldian meeting had been held at the
Stockholm Exchange, rs which address was
enthusiastically adopted, expressing sympathy for
Garbaidi and urging tie speedy evacuation OF Rome
by the French
A Iaass meeting Of the laboring classes OF London
VIII be held IN Hyde Park on Sunday, the 9Th Of
September, TO gave similar expression Of feeling.
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lAdyeftisementl


NINE. DEMOREsr of No. i73 Broadway has
rec nifty introduced very nau sud e e.u Ss
a makes The Iuuui--,ts % exactly Ike land &c wing
uses common needle very rsTl y. aud il eisiy
derool that child cannot M 70 Il with advantage.
dinbus- that De- carried ahol, wAon. ncolvs
nl-ncs even IN the pcc and is stsced tsble like
sewing bird aud soll a. ony IS Every ady nov have
Sewing and those sLo have oae already Val mas
this oue valuable auxiliary vi lie tanning stitch
-fludepentcat Oct = lGt3
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CoRoSER's CAsEs.--C0roner Nalmarn heid an
nqres, Saturday the body Of WHO war fond
dyng In Chathsm by CAcsr UIdehi OF tie Fourth
pre:nc On her peIsol ;ogrd tcke. Of admission to
Bellevue Hospital Inscribed Ann Perkins low % years,
resident IA this city" Attached this ticket other
given the Of Ann Tcuts The body taken the
Dead House a. Bellevue Ho,pita where IL awaits iaeaca
ton
Yesterday morning about 10 o,lock dead child lmslel
foEnd In garden et the Of Foftyhin street and
Broadway by Mr. w LngleJnck lie Gale the oaices ca
that post, ho brought i 10 the s.ation.house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

CfscsSsri. Saturday. Oct. I. 1856, &.
George IL. Perdetou and Alex Long we're nomi-
mated icr Congress, yesterday by the Democrats Of
the let ~ q "a Districts.
4 military order was issued to-day suspendng all
drills IN The city military organizations I'll further
orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

TIE RADETsHY TRIAL-CHANGg OF VENUE.-k
motion has been made in the Supreme Court OF
New-Jersey for the transfer 70 Brooklyn Of the Ra-
detsky Trial. The change Of venue win probably le
granted, as it is supposed the murder was committed
ia Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

/. had toen announced from an official .ourcc that
Prince Iloheul0he had been relieved from the presi-
dency of tie Ministry, and Count Blsmark Schoen-
hhnsen appointed Minister Of State with The p-oyis
lonal Presidency OF & c Cabinet.
1t was also sid that the csigla,on Of the Finance
Minister had been accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
SEVERE CRITICISM ON GEN. POPE.
The English MISUNDERSTANDING Garibaldi.
GaRIBalDI MEETINGS IN LONDON AND STOCKHOLM.
TRANSPORTATION for Life Of an Ex.Member
of Parliament.
C,prR,cr. Saturday. Oct. 4. 1862.

The steamship Jura, from Liverpool 18th, via
Londonderry 10Th ill.,, was boarded by tho news
yacht at 9 Il. m. to-day. Her ndvices are ono day
Later than those by the City Of Washington.
The North American from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry on the 18th ult.
The political news by the Jura is unimportant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
The Eoss OF thc Phantonr Safety Of nor
Gnufain and The Specie.

BosroS, saturday, Oct. !, 1862.
private telegram from San Francisco states tina,
Capt. Sergeant # the chip Phantom, who was re-
ported drowned when the chip was lost on porers
Sboal, has been picked up together with tho specie
$500 oO0J and arrived ut Shaughae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

For EuRorT.--The British steamship E,na, Capt.
Brooks sailed for Liverpool on Saturday vita fly
seven cabin passengers and 81 !, 900 in specie The
Hamburg steamer Borussia, Capt. Trautman, for
Southampton, Havre, and Hamburg, sailed the same
day with abou, sixty cabin passengers and Sl2J 600
in specie.
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Advertisement
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R'risrrc.

The Jonrnrl de RoHca Slows that the depression
in the cotton trade hid exercised very beneficial
influence on French WOODEN manufacturers.
The Paris Bourse was heavy, 1t G9f. l5c. for the
RsLtes.
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BRIrisH STEAMER BROUGHT TO WITH A RoUND
Snor.-Thc British steamer Dispatch was lbeed
some time ago IL civil sui. for $50 600 and placed
in the custody Of Deputy United States Marshsls
Rasbeck & Wiihere by Marshal Murray. In con-
sequence of yellow fever breaking out among her
crew. the officers were obliged to leave the vessel,
and by order of tho Marshal, they left her under
the charge Of the revenue cutter, the commandant
Of which was not TO let her escape. On Friday
night Capt. Benz. Buck Of the Dispatch, went on
board tie cutter and told her commandant that be
was going to sea and that they might fire at lin and
be d-d-tbat he'd have to sink him and twenty-six
souls beside, before he would stop. On Saturday
morning tie Dispatch got up steam and proceeded
down tho bay. The cutter fired three or four shots
at her, which she did not heed, when the fort was
signaled. Two shots were fred at her bow from
Fort Lafayette, the second almost grazing her. The
Dispatch then hove to under tie guns Of the fort
and yesterday was towed tack TO Quarantine and
anchored under tie cutter Crawford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

ATTEMPTED SUrcrDE.-A woman named Louisa
Seymour residing a. No. 81 Grandse found yesterday
morning by Officer Morgan, Of the Egntl Precinct In
Broadway Sprir gs,reet suffering fso. tie elects Of
dose Of alisnu which she had taken for he purpose OF
committing suicide. She removed TO thu Station House
sid Dr. Poneoy who Speedily in attend nec succeeded
f. saving her life.
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TIE oyr nUxDRGD AND rIFTmTH REGIMENT

TIE ONE IIUNDKLD IND TIFIItIi EI0INIf1NI
Tbs fine regiment was recruited and oreenLed III
D.,ches. County end enbce-F nine hundred The
sn John ieny Ae,clu no served NO iefns 10 Tie STATE
eglurc and M the STATE Senate has been cA 3se
'cione he dcIeat aud brave and the REGIMENT
,ofrr hs command all be fc TO render good report o.
nss Doctor Campbell the Surgeon also Der oi
Tie state hessa'ure The foosngi list Of the principal
Cob john H. Ketchum iet Col, chssS. Bartlett Msjof,
y. u; oAhhi Adluiant, VIM Thompson Quarter nssteI.
Geo X osyisid surgeon, C. n Campbell Assistant Sur.
Eeon. .. y COOK Shsplan Rev. A. r. Vasssr This Iegi.
Ia.n, BE-. been raised in about month e,c town paving e
tasAt bof9 oouuea 20 recruits Ne1t "Wednesday there is
u syt sea- Ioukhksepsse
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lAlyeitsementl
Il WANT TO BIZ HEALTHY, WEALTHY, HON.

oRARts AND Harry Pheue0gicsl Examination q
FowIer Weus No $40 Roadway v ?! rv,a your detects
AID how TO correct thsyou talents and DO" TO use them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

HOTEL ARRIyALs.-The Hon. j. II. Ramsey.
Schohsrie; Col j. W. Shut Major s. NJ Bell and Samuel
Hickey, New Orleans; Major W. d. Collins Is. Vernon.
Cavalry; Capt II. o. Hail. 9Th N Y Cavalry; Capt. Ed E.
Parker, Boston; Lieut. Swami, U. e. Navy Lieut. w. g.
Eaton, l69,h " L. Vols w o. stoddsrd Wsshington and
C. W. keyea Iowa, among the arrivals at the As.st
House.
The Hon. Tora.io Seymour Utica; the Eou. =. p Roa
and lady Auburn; E. Enersor Chicago; J. Banks McIvsin
Louisville. Ky; g. Copeland, Evansville; A. J. Pollard
-. Louis. ars topping At the -; Nicholas Hotel
Brig Gems Nsrcn and Brown j. r. Clay aud Ii. c. Peck
u . 4 j. ID. G cham tapi wi-) 4. 8. NJ j. p. Shephers
Ohio; o. Hudson. Er gland; g. w Gee. OREGON aad H. w
Jones Conn, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
: N. GIBBS London; 7. Gusys,.jui, Panama; A. IT
Oie Providence ard $. A. White, Halifax. y. s. arrived
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Goa. Hos. y. 5. M Insp-c.or.Gerersl Nnr Bri,,A
Army; Col H.r. snl Wis, Wa.hinrton; NJ IT. seymour
Montreal snd James Mcintyre among tho gaess tie
Br-voor, House.
Csp'. Whnsr o.. Pierce Butler. Philsielph,s and o.
a. GTasweli CinciEniti. eTe az the New-YoTk H0.e.
H. Davidson and lady, Albany; Il. Naudque BOgo'a, and
H. d. Carol san Francisco guests At the Lafsrze House
s. Glover Coan.. AID George Harrington and wife, Wst.
ington, are At the Clarendon Hotel
II. A. Isrdley, New. Haven aud David j. Gardiner Gar.
d.neFs Island, are stopping at the Everett House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

Boy RuN OVER BY CAR.--James Thomson, Is
years old residing No .3 Third avenue yea
tcrday by Thirtsvcnus car 90 - HE leg badly
aces.ed. He taken 81. Lakes Eo,pls by oaisef
James, " the Nineteenth Precinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

DRAWING CLAssEs.-The commencement. Of the
Free Drawing Classes under the auspices Of the
General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen will
take place this morning. The opening address will
10 made by Richard y German.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

CASE OF STApBryG.-About three O'Clock, yeater
day morning Peter Lay soldier stabbed b. an
known person ia James street. he sksn te the Git
HoipAaL