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H.
= VIM. ESEN, Commander
Pifly able-bodied men hre wanted for Company
lrpnc-i ~ can lie made to lieut.. p. McTI0HH
a. 5ss Sue nd ave, 222 First ave, and l4s Baxter
0, . M, 3, spayin advance; clothing ana suosse
:. 90 Immediately furnished:
Let Lieutenant,
ictsI2sll7 and Recruiting Ofho0,
S,PISOLAS EMPIRE BRlGADE-CAPN
- JACOB WoLsEY having received authority =
enrol . company for this brigade, he opened ~.
ctritlng Once Al the ''lvy Green" ~ Elm a. IL
ia . sr endid opportunity for the member o
First ire ZouAves thai are again desirous q ~
Ing for de scat Of war Comfortable quaIcrt 49,
sstap % and clothing fuInished on enroiinen" r2
Sls per month"; 70 date from day OF enroii.sn ~
| 500 bounty when the war u over. fouiS .,oiS.
| Crous Of non commissioned oiheeA shono 3rX,
| earlv. Capt, JACOB WoI.sEf, fsctui.u4 a.aos
Ivy Green, 70 Elm st, N. x. JEW - I.
CPlNOLXs UMPIRE BRiGADES a.r.
IS JAMES j. BYRNs, OF ths flrss ny 1o ~ ~
having been authorized TO enroll company -, ~
| Rtcsds. hss opened recrwnng once ~ LeJ -
Hal b9i Broadway, n. z. This spenaS oS
nors.nity 10 Tie msmbsss o. NE ttrss tnS AoyAs
ma Are s0sin DESTROYS Of leaving tof we -
u Comios1Abls quartsrA closhinS md w.
snoc Naruishsa = soon - mustered vi sIxWns
mou,h. = daas from day Of enrollmVal eioo ooun.
" when the was y over: ApphSHnss 70. nc3.So
miSicnsd chaess shouN spply <arly JAns
BYRNE, Recruiting omsss. hy:s;:s i M.S; ~
] ! W-y, NIX. asAe 1ss8'ssA
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COiplEHS WANTED FOR THE U. 8.
y Arny-3O0 r>nv.todied men, between the Agse
Of Ii and 8, yss hso 40 stout b.y' for 6uSl:trss
~ ,nsdis,i Al dsnce term Of service year,.
Ssoo ho,,nsv nj m lratio Of ss,Asensnt Apply
q he prinaaa rserAag stations rs UhssnSm -
ist Lieut. An Infantry, u g. A., Recruiting OniossS
A'' A led 2ialslll
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1 ed-Of clothing, diamonds, iry e. ~, Sci
cash advanced on any u the above .s IA; ics
Of clothing On hand; basiaess coat, S rNnls' ~:
vssts. bo axsS. GEO, LkvIE, a. h.'.'- ~ soo
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PATRICK LEONARD, Ca,tain.
Jos. sHoRTAL ABRAHAM, Lieut..

DHENIX REGIMENT, CORCORAN ZOU.
l. ANES-Attonton. Recruits wanted u ill up
Company Of this splendid regiment. Having
boon accepted by the Governor, a few moro men
wsute TO Ill this company To tie minimum stand
ard. Pay from Si3 To $40 per inoLth one months
pay in advance; 800 bounty will be paid " each
solder wi en- discharged from the service; pay 70
commence from date OF enrolment Recruits will
receive relief tickets for their families, VIXEN mus.
tered. Cotl.uI', rst,ns aud u is,,r furnished
Immediately. Recruits enrol ed hy IiH'r. Carvey,
100 Thonpson street, or at the H. srt"Is of tho
Regiment, 10Th Regimen. Armory, over tue fsex
Market, corner o., Essex atil . !Hd ~. II. CFoW-
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pnISlX REGr-, oGcoRAN zOuAyi


N |. q. meat Empire Brigade, rcoran zo~sysS
80 Re iwAy DO You w"ut to connect you.p
C.rc,rau Zo,s,vts, 81 Ret. Empire Brissdes
II adlulfters, 4s3 broadway. Doyou wish IN the
day OF l.. tile of preserving your life, then be sure
ami ipn. the Coicorgn Zouavcf, the officers con-
ncc.rd .trt with being al mon who have seen ser
vice In u,s field. and bear honSe .rnonais
thereof; No such suycesstul org zion ever
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BUTCHER SHOP AND FIXTURES FOR
n sale ia = good location. The rca. u for Hing
is tho owner il going in other business. Iul-ire 90
Gouverneur a. jos .'2Uy
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TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
for all kinds OF waste rdp.r and
Ea,a, ~ /. X. WALkEK,
liP8ac'i"3 NO. ~ SPRUCE STREET.
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VISES, ANVIl.S, BLACkSMTTHS AND
machinists tools ~ all kinds A larer 'ot Just
received snd FOR salo cheap, by WIN D. ANDREWS
& BRO, 4is Water II, N. Y. jsll 2lac.lsO
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BAKERY FOR SALE, NOW BAKING .16
- t. l. barrels, in r,a,l calscs and pies all sold
oyer the count'I; win 10 sold at great sa,rif,c
ma We i. Rent ehcap AID good neighborhooi.
Reason f'r selling s.rku - In the family. Apply
20 Momoc =, In the grocery store, near Jackson.
i,9i Ss2OS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Return OF ArchbisRop Hughes.

Archbishop Hughes arrived at ths port in the Gu
nard steamer Scotia, from Liverpool, on Tuesday
morning. and WAS received by deputation Of the
Roman Catholic clergy headed by Vicar'General
Starr, the Rev. Father Conroy, the Row. Father
Quinn, and the Rev. Father DolsD, who were con-
veyed to the vessel by Rufus I. Andrews, Surveyor
Of tie Port, in a revenue steamer. The Surveyor
and the clergy having greeted the Archbishop and
congr stuaei him his safe return and good health,
the party accompanied him in the Surveyor boat to
the foot Of Whitehall street, whence Bishop Hughes
was conveyed to bis residence. Ihe revenue steam
or then returned and took on board Archbishop Par
cell Of Cincinnati, Bishop neClosky Of Albany, and
Bishop Woods of Philsdelpdia, who were also pas
-enger in the Scotia, and conveyed them to the
Bagc.Ofico
The Scotia brought six nuns from convent in
England They arc in charge of Bishop Woods, and
vii proceed to an educational institution in his
doceee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Arrival OF THE CUNBOAT ISAAC
II. SMITH.


The gunloat Isaac J.. Smith. from 81. Johns Riv.
e.. Florida and Port Royal evening OF the 1tb mat.
arrived on Tuetday morning. She has been al
sent ten months, having sailed with the Port Royal
Expedition in October Last. During the gale which
overlook the vessels Of that expedition, sne suffered
considerably, and by many given up NJ lost but
she not only wes,hefcd il, but aided the rAnspori
Governor, towing Der for tine, snd finally, when
The gale moderated assisted in renewing the marines
OF the Sabine. TIE Isaac Smith Loaf her battery,
cut away her decks, aud had the connecting rod OF
her eugin, cracked during the gale. She anchored
81 Port Royal Nov. A. ard before snchorng WAS
oreued on by tie Rebel SQUADRON under Tatnall.
With the aid Of other gunboate, the Rebel feet was
driven under the batteries.
On the Jth while making reconnaissance, she
vas fred at snd struck by II heavy shot from the
batteries, which c,rred away her jib and stay.
During the engagement of the 9TH sLe not only
lowed the vandaiia, but also worked her pivot rihed
gun 30 that every shot took effect
She was struck but once during the fight round
snot from Bay Point carrying away the tore gaf.
On tie let Of December she was sent 10 81.
Helena sound ard for two months, aided by the
slo,p Dale msiulairen the blockade so eiieetuail'
that not vessel got into that rat-hOle.
Sic participated in tie expedition that cut of
Fort Pulaski from Savannah, ami on that occasion
engaged tie Rebels WHO We're endeayoring 10 re-
enforce the fort Tor upward Of an hour.
From thence she aided IN the seizure OF Fernan-
dina aud ST. Mary's, and was also al the taking OF
Jacksonville. In The middle Of March she took pos
fes-iou Of II. hugns inc holding il until turned over
10 ihe army. Wuile there she Dispatched her boA's
TO Aatauzss Iulct, Is mIle- to The soulhwnrd, and
seiz, d schooner that bad Ilst run the blockade.
May ], she went TO the 81. john River, ana was
constantly moving up and down, preventing tie
enemy from erecting bat,' ros. Ga one OCCASION,
wien reaIly 100 miller up the river, size ~as hred
in,O hy "a cavalry company concealed III the "oods'
Her bulwaiks pierced IN every direction, but
not person Injured She remained on dnti Tor
thre. months in he river, and finally was ordered
to Pot Royal, and thence here for rep"irs
On le wig .'ort Roy ii, sh landed her heavy bat
tery of eilht s-nch guns on the Vrrmont retaining
only her Parrot J-pounder. Size also transferred %
of her crew. During her abseuce, she has no. lnrt
a person by sickness aud, although she hnS bten
under ire five timer has not had any one iiJurei.
Lat y on, IRA jonah Chol'on: Commanders John
DIN Master, Rlhi fau Master. w. A. Doesr"y Master
g. H. Sweet A,si.'snt.S,fscon; T. q iiii' f'ymSHe' -
Iuc,-r (h,f Engineer Tuner lst A-sistinIi - "alfJ
"a Assistant Dosiand I'D Assi't'nt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

Rocky MousrAfs AsD PITTSBURGH GOLD MINING
ComPASr.-This enterprise has awaken d par
tcnlar interest in New-BedloTd and neighborhood.
considerable humber Of business men thereabont
have been induced 10 embark in this venture be
cause f their reliance in The judgment and foresight
NJ their distinguished feow-cilizen, the Hon. Rod
ney French, who is Director Of the Company and
is General Superintendent. The Company have
located on South Boulder Creek. Mammoth Ciiy,
Arspahoc County, Colorado Territory, about fifty
M les from Denver. They have 2i2 lode claims, =.
" .ter.powers, and a ranch OF AGO acres near the
mountains The Company was incorporated IN No
vember 1861. and has been organized as foNows:
s. G.. Coffin, President; o. Millett, Secretary The
Directors are &. G. Coffin, I. Coffin, j. Wetherby,
ir., George w. King, o. Miett, and X. French
The General Superintendent, MIR. French. has a.
ready left for tie scene of orenstions, accompanied
by Benjamin Tucker, his bookkeeper lie expects
to be absent about twelve months.
Wm. Grant Sovell, for many years connected with
the press of this city, died Friday last a Quebec,
in bis SD year. of consumption. Mr.. Sewell was
born at Quebec Ia 1870, aud wss educated for the
barr bra grandfather, the late jonathan Sewell, hed
been Chief Justice Of Lower Canpda. Some years
ago his health compelled him to end several Win
ters IN the West Indies, aud his work. 1.-THE Ordeal
of Free Labor in the British West Indies the fruit
# patient and honest investigation, demonstrating
the entire capacity Of the negro for freedom aud use
iuluese. became a standard authority both IN this
country aud ia Europe. The death Of Mr.. Sewell
derives the pre,s of New-York Of useiul member,
and large circle OF friends Of cherished associate.
Tue Rises OF SATURN.-ro-night the ring' Of
Saturn viii again he vi IDLE, having been invisIbl',
exec d rough the mort powerful telescopes Tor he
ra-t three mouths. Twice ,in'e November tn ?
have characterization the S]i Of that noh'h i
tie 3lst o, January, 1862, aud from May Il liii tue
present. tIinc.
| Daring these interesting periods, the appearance
OF saturn and its rings has been carefully watched
by as, ouomers aud in communication To The Lon
don Astronomical Society, NJ its Inst meeting. that
excelh nj observer, Rev. w. Il. Dawes, says.
"Noth w i imagine, can fully prove the almo-t
Uncomfortable tnlnDess Of the rings than the lbr nee
of all y, rcepible shadow. Had It even the least
thckne,s which has ever bo II ascribed to II
40 niles by Pro essor Bond Director OF Htr-
ward COLLEGE Observatory, Cambr1ge, u. 81, /,
would be- sufficient To produce total eclipse oil tue
sun on Satasn's equator, as IL would eubIend az
nnple more than double Tint snbtehded by The disk
OF tie sun as seen from Saturn" Bot. Trav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1862
The negroes are becoming daily more and more

The negroes are becoming daily moro and moro
pleased with their new situations and have already
acquired great proficiency in the manual OF arms aud
show off to good advantage on battalion dnii. Few
reg ments OF Caucassan soldiers learn faster, and
handle the nnsket with greater skill-Rnd certainly
none are more earnest in the cause-for upon the
success of the Union cause, which they are endeav.
orng to uphold they July recognize that liio and all
that is dear to them depends
The new uniform, red kersey pants, with red
zonsve capa, have been received by the chief Quar-
termsster here, and the cable soldiers are son 10
make their appearance in gayer Uniform than the
navy blue" LUTHER GRANGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
EROpY NORTH CAROLINA.
The S:are EIeciiOH-Demoer"tic pod2ins-
Their Candidate for Eard
Talking leads 80 Fighiiug-OppOrItion
Cnndiduse-Voiing amOns the Rebel
Troops-An Important Expedition
Gov. StauEy,s Movements.
reFIespohtence Of Tie n. y. Tribune.

cerieip0ne.nce Of The \. y. Tribune.
NgwBrKs. ~. C., Aug. g. 1862.
Inc creates. political excitement Id now gong on
Throughout ,he length and breadth OF this State IL
and outside the Union lines
In ofdeT mat your readers may obtain "a correct
view OF Lbs novel and remarkably peculiar contest
the result OF which may be Of the highest importance
to he ns'ion, will give you the position of the TWO
parties, Democratic and Opposition 10 they have
defined ne issne N their respective party papers,
First, the Deinocratic party, who were in power
when the State was taken cut of the Union, fearing
from tie signs Of the times that they were eoon To he
lispOosessed, which would necessarily cl,,n,e ,le
poiicsl COM leXion Of uiiirs, and knowing that a
.Jca Oct cO0id not be elected, with their ar.,i,-
toned adrOituees began 10 cast about in order To sec
-hr c0nli be done 20 avert such stat. OF th,nQa.
liaecrch w Il would not answer TO nominate a
IbeG9;rit aud saI out as Of old, under Democratic
toors tie wise men Of the Iariy, who bad gown
gay IN De Democratic school, "deemtd expe-
sen' ulder The peculiar circumstances, 10 make no
paFty Nominations; aad, in order hat the people
might be asso,ed II The sincerity and patriotic
uVe OF .1e Democrats in these hours o severe a1lic
hon, mat he people nizht be united, and all party
iIie ana dscori pat aside, and 10 The end that The
c'e1e .iBhs te able 10 ACT al Il unit. aud ihal hcr
e|nh'.is hlsbI be potent for gOOC--theTeiofe re II
Heoipei mat 1t bcdDoveg The Democratic perry Of Moth
~ hi' onr q trial 20 set example II msfna1i'
~ ,"7 completely diam political opponents OF
kI'ues ~hd al W feeling heretofore engeBdeed BY psiy
stns aud 10 order thu, NAV be able 10 fecue cs c6-
olia'io Ia oar patriotic cudesy0is The state from
~9pgson ara 'nareh! enc if.e sppesn 10 exit sck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

4
Ug.porArTERs FIRST RgGiygSr
sorTu 4 ,K1fIaA VOLUNTEERS, ,
CanP ~ DRAiroS's, AngnH j, ldJl
PrornRsrAL ORDYRs. No. %: The Colonel Com
r,. do, t.kes p.s-u.e Ia announcing ihst FthB "a
pc. all be loud % those Ja"g~ '%a.fy ~hH
have ,esdasty fnOd by thc.i c'ors and pefio M WIN
v,r.o. and tlardty The duties Of sodirr 1hrJ ha'r
n nv th.Ir prom wiling Obedience TO the o'a-fs ~
t.f rera b. the hey IA tho di'chas 90 oil tnn va
ION. du.. Of camp fhey d,se,rs 10 ~ FEs ani We
Colo 81 snan le hopes that beT condnc brfesitef VII
in.uf the * l,isc tie authority which has ns"o '
nKN by ntd't ol $50, ~ -, c......,4,,a
Lieut. LUTnER q. KIGGs, Adintsni.
The following is copy of one OF the " Tree pa
pers Issued TO lie soldiers OF tins command, h' Is
"a duplicate Of trio given Sergeant Prince RIVERS
the night general guide of the regiment, a negro OF
safely bearing, ard combining remarkable Intellect
with very Iolerable education:
HEADQUARTERS DsPsKl MINT ov THE SOUTH
roKr RoYAL, s. C., Aug ]. lbi }
TIE bearer Prince nvers Sergeant In FIRST NJ imen
south Caron. VOLUNTEERS late claimed 40 slave n"'ns
b,,n s,po y-d 10 hostility to III. unhed states Is hetu,
the law Of the 9Th Of August 1901 declared 'hhA
sosryrs His wife aGd children ATE slsp Tree n,
D. HUNTER hsIoT 0rnsrsI COMMENCING
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1862. 49,, + ,l IL f. =, ~ So.
PENNsYLvANM CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Il III Il

N,HLVANlA tFst NAL hhlLkOAO,
alih ts lunrcat iu- TO ms
TIE sHoRrFsr AID QUIChESr ROUTE
Fnou NEN.NoNA tn. tRlNCiFAL EsrEha tiriKa
rh Trains daily ioin New.i oA to Philadelphia Vi,
''''' New. Iefsey aud uudon and ln.boy iine.
ALL TupOCOu IRA ~ EOn iIIE WESr BIZ THIS
AUU,E LsANE. NEW-i ot" FROM Thu
ny way Of Philadelphia Lr mon ls p,S-e ser' ieaSc Now
Yort 4, 3d. .au iinr t'lf- tstes' ryeuHs Faenses
att o. n orr hour LATER t.an -n"r 'ne'
a. wty .. cu.oVu o,e'ng % GERS .eaye a. ? NJ
sguve st tly as Nu,ihern mes "a Ch'ct sne Al
nonts in ,ne so Wet, trcs' lid Giouois. Loni,vi
points West Win ever cb,ns's Of e+is p.r,,.,,, .,
Sleeping Car. without change gln froG FhisdelpnA TO
p,tbsrlh % rnes aud Nr~i,k Pittsburgh 40 miles
.,uok NJ and ) tlnsp Cars on oil tiiins.
Pa. the as other ronts
psevssr cI. .cked through rrui-f-r- free
seeSre rcse; s. STEIN 9S,1 ' Ts o AT vOSSsn
The Pcnn.ykau ANA central tOmasny runs an EnisFan.
Accommodated Line icb ai.rd, comf0fia51 mode OF
sv. To parties moving Wesw ard 1t Que hail tho usual Eae'
oi fare ,pp,..,r-
BY his route e!ghts # all dscnp ions can be forwarded
e. amy point the ar't1 q. ONO hentuesy In
diana, Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Mi,souu By RAIL
1 DAD DlkECr To port ga the navgable rivers Of
the Wet 10y ,i.aniei, fom itsongn w
the ennsysania Railroad al all tunes favorable are
charged b, hailro-d Conpes Meic ans aud .hp-
-rs nrung the spotsioo their freisht to this Com
lany rely with confidence on - preiy transit
1--we st"Ch. a..
Farmers and Dealer H. Live ST. ~ui h M mos aa'
vantsgcous route, Ispa'ious nd yell "aeea ana up
ulrd with every seuirncs have been "penei on WIS mo
and IT, connections aud every stt-u iOn Fah 70 'be
From iarr sburg whee WI be found ever, nFI
feeding ara I,s enS,s 91r,st i n An
J. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. A''''
LEIGH Il Co.. Freight Ases'. so,,, wulI.m,t
No 4 Astor iInue. aud No SCUM " ~
"opo"'b" ID No. sBat,ery.pls
ENoop LEWIS. General SOps Altoona IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
NETWORK s. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
IL, SPRING ARIA MOMENT.
COIIENClNtt MAI 1852.

ia
COMMENCING MAI = 1882.
Passenger Station Nswyork 2Tthst and 4,a-ev
iRAINs LEAVE NETWORK:
for HeS-Hsy.n T. d. m., lex Is lI:l3 (Ex)i $3.50,
FOR o'idgepcrt !, 8 = a., tEI); l2:la Er); $50
For Mord stafford Fairfield southpor, and we',por:,
81. o.. i1:l5. $50. aud 4;3o p. NJ - "a
For Norwsk, T. $3.50 g. M. l2:S, D. tEr) $3.50 4;N 81;
For Da ~ and Greenwich $3.50 m Rl5, $780, 40
For stanford T. q, tEr) $50 mi la;lS, 9.tE1.h 3;
50 49, $50 o ui.,l ~ 1900 =,
Port Chester ard int mediate stations !, S'Oa IN IL
Il $3.50. 40 $3.50. $50 p. IN.
-, %. /, h,..rr =, = Saw Rochelle ? D m, (Es.)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. VIA sprins hed. a. m (hx.h tExh p M
OK
For roston, via Shore Limo. 2:l5. p. IN, lEa)
For Hartford sod Springfield. IN tExh H;o
Fop Conoec eu River Railroad TO Montreal, g. m, tErb
For Hsltford. Prosdenee, and Fi.bkil Railroad. Am
lcn). l2.lJ O.. ,,
NJ l2:l5. 3. o. w., ii-sl
or Canal Ran road. 2; ID y. M. to N)rthsnpton
ffr olsatuuc ltstrnal e. Pitlsurld IN > p M &c
Baui q u srd au Saturia IN r'r. b "a" FlI-she!d-
For N,uesinok Rsii Dad, A. m. 30. m =,
Ear p,nbnry AMI NorwaN Railroad, $3.50 a. 4: ~
p. %. . .-......,..t, N ., -, ,rsi,
iAiifS III HOl !, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

LIEUT.. WEBsTER.-Lieut. c. Stuart Webster OF
,he 18Th New-York Volunteers, who died at New
Haven Oh Saturday, was well known in this city,
where he WAS engaged in the insurance agency
business at the time the war broke ont He was a
grandson Of the great photographer, Noah Webster
and ereat-grand.on through his mother, who was
a Gusts, OF Martha Washington. One who knew
bin well describes Lieut.. w. having been man
# fine atlainments of great energy Of character,
brave almost to recklessness and vet in his social
habits as gentle and winning child. His quail
fcations az civil engineer were Of superior grade,
and il WIS largely owing 10 his skill aud sleepless
energy that the Chlckahominy WAS spanned by
those half dozen bridges over which our army
Jassed on their way toward Richmond.
H. all the land engineering work that preceded The
famous Seven DAYS Batile. we'll as in The terrible
work Of the battle Itself, Lieut.. Webster sustained
bis full share, and although be escaped wounds on
be field. ho nevertheless through constant exposure
night and day. on that field, contracted the disegs
Which resulted 10 bis DEATH II is worthy of notice,
IN a melaDcr oily coincidence, that Eugene Websier
tie elder brother of Lieut.. w, participated in the
same battle, bat on the opposite sde, he being Il
member OF the Rebel Gen. Lees staff Eugene, as
il alreagy known, was silled in tina. battle lie
was a griiuale OF West Point, and raised regiment
ia Rchu ond at The tire the war commenced. The
two brothers were the only children Of VIM. q.
Webster Of New-iIayon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Various War Efems.

TIE WAR FEELING IN The IsTERioR.-Judge
Culver Las just returned from the country, where ne
has been attending war meetings. lie sddies1ed
large gatherings at Greenwich, Fort ADD, ana
Whitehall, in The County Of Washington, and Coemp'
lain end Plattabnrgh, in Clinton He represents the
feeling in those localities very sound and healthy,
and that tie Union Democrats ara in advance OF all
others in favor of vigorous prosecution a the war
ill the rebellion and its guilty cause are alike
crushed ont These cOun.ies will Gil their quotas
under the FIRST call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
tlousc furnishing e,ooos.

C,ONETHING NEW. 80 Iall and see PAYNEs
y PArFN WARDROBE bEnsfEAD. Also, MS PA'eH'
Folding nQskbt0 hfr. til cI. y ana hest N use,
ORlttIN's, o isl tsnsl neA NouF'.
ENTIRE WINDOW SHADES, OF every desc1p-
Nv lion -Lsntsesre flr luy,t- Houses Virc og' '"'
Banks Hotels uId office. Mantle AIRED sni ioi 81
r. %. RlCttAhDsOS, 30 w. 1onl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Professional Notices.

mrs. GRIFFIN, No. 2.5 Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord 4 Tay,r's. y. aud .5l tuton-'t, BROOKLYN,
are in-ering fl pssl sets Il ear ipfoyeo M'lncin
TEETH with o. without rAfirtng the roos al sets On
pod or pana as silver rubber 10; partial SETS sold
per tooth ~ al e OF ran 81 ~ fh.,acus :" Cents
EDWARD II. DIXON, ". d., Editor VI The
IA scaluol and Opera IN, AID Cor-p!tns Surgeon No ~
rb.v oac- couulfat,n. lie obscure diseases OF
The pelvic yisccra. Hupa- fl Nsricocele, ani fstols
"a iay cn ed without kuiie or sstGre. Ohee hours
fron 3 TO o I 10 ?. and to , ev.angs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
Ceaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF Ne~-York Notice hereby gwen TO an
D. having claims against ANN JONES Ia :" tho NY
", Nv. Yok o-,ra.rd 20 present the w voucher
thereof to the snhofber III. flee No. 129 broad"ay N
% civ of New YORK on or De-, drs, day Of eDrary
ned Nav yofk III. Nv .nty rcnnd day Of July 1857
i'x, I,wGnW A. GULDsbOROUGH JONES, Executor.