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sicr,cd and the Chair appoint Messrs. Seymour
Phelan ani Devn.e, such committee, who retire l.
and subsequently presen'td lie following;
Whereos ~ l'urnc~r1cn painters q tho C'ty o
| New fofN have u,el torSing fpr p, ne time under
We est" Isl wages, IA cohaequence % tie dui.
| u'ss " ~ times and tie scarcity ~ work, sni
Nh'rfds TIA P" Joe .atoly received = healthy 81
! mulus. AMI ve tAiuk that the EMPLOYERS cau now
afofd t. IA % per dsy Be uthor, ere re- lived,
Ih't We T, Journeyinen paintors o. Nsw f"rt'
IN future for any boss who wal mt isy t.ai
amount.
1Lc resolutions wore unanlmous'y adopted. and
The meeting Adjourned.
Tnr GRAND LoDoE or ?. & A. MAsoSs, Of
the state 4 New York, will commence Is an lal
Communication, in TIE Apollo Rooms, Broadway,
t'iAy' Tho srca, question q, tbs meeting WA Ue
THAT Of economy In ia management
Cry GovfnSMrNr.--The Board Of Alder
men ycsterlsy. transacted but litto business Of
special public Interest. Tie Couml,,es on National
Affairs reported Ia reference 10 ftung up tho Mount
St vinceh, academy, Ia Ne Central Park, Al the
ssne time preceding tie dfaft q al ordnance d.
rcc,ins bow TIC hospital shall he managed, and au-
,horens loan Of $4,000 for the use. II proposes
,hs tic losisia shall he controlled by a Medical
Bard, serving sratlitolsy. Tho only sslaried
Ulcers proposed are reslcn, manager anil resi-
d'h' fhy'otn. The report and ordinance we're
ordered t. lie printed. A resolution was passed
'enicrine tho freedom Of the city 10 Thurow weed
ou his coming home from Europe. Mr. w. Ia OK.
pccted this week
In the II Nr1 ~ Courcllmon report was received
~ '','' % az" "t VIC u 'd''h RIVER II IL. Co. TO
use steam ~ the iith sv,. under certain ro,tric-
''''' 'e7'''''h was adopted "Hth"rAin2 the
'"I''o'"r 10 l"y 'et 'ne removal 81 The WI
WIN Il H. uAt Ia "ro'h"i'h and washington
""''Hs Wv '"Hl''hf 81" u themselves WIN
'''' " communication from We mayor re-
Jus u''' civic h"h"'S D' r"'d u zen fi'm'
'', Nv" ia viz wv ANU ''"i't''' was
"' ''S''S' h'''h' hfy''' ana
=; 80, VIC, Wv. ''''''eh '''''" % We MAYOR
"',' '''".''''"' "'"i''n ~ te
a, 80, w '""'' "''' 'N'''' N'''P ''''''''
W. Wv "',"S "Il''eu " M wears ~
'' "''''' '"' Simply having d'h" nus "d'y
- '''' -. '' "'"'-
" - w. VI wi "''''' '"''7''..- 80
'..'''''' u. u. -, ~. ~ or..,
Wv ".'' "' war. ~" "' ~
,,..,', tra,+,
,.,i,.i, ,.,.,.'
,h., -.
IL, cas-, rr,,,, .ao. on =, s,,o., -
'"''' 'hN'hH'N'' tn 'h' superior 'ourt
~ 'h' case % Thomas H. Foster ani others, n.ains,
"e"fs"h "'ldioh AMI otherS' which was brought
VI" f"'''r u recover IN" Vaiuo "' certain teas nj
es'" " "o "ronsiuIly detained 10y Wadton, tie
Count ordered reference In the Supreme Count
III TIE ca-e ~ ID. g. Murray against Cornelius Ven
derbit Mr. Murray l.nss the action ~ receiver 81
the Accessory Transit Company, T. recover claims
IN tie amour, Of s2,5jo,OOo Mr.. vanderbilt
claims tim, certain liens and mortgages held vs.
him together with tue salary duo him
rs president Of tho company, will olYs., Iii.
flta \ ntr la LOO, ...
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S'IE;.ANIfSO ATS.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
foot Of Harrison At, every NJ. lag, Wriu,. iuy ard
my94 t'io0
EXCURsIONS-TO LET lOR,FlC Uk-
- slous on reasonable terms. Bai stbCLENELhNn
and LEXINGTON, VITA ttcNuN, ats aud t,s , 70
Apply 10 W, +. MYEHs, 81 .,rL Du'ki .td 1T
No-ity aud La. ST, Nort1 f.yrr myii 2's 'lo'
EXCURSIONS, ENCUESlONS-SrEAM-
- boats and barges 10 charter for excursion.
also Dudsy's Grove, Apply 10 WIN w. KINNEY
S'I West ST. near West 10th, myl+ li'IU4
E,OR NEWARK, ON SUNDAY AND Every
4 day-The steamboat THOMAS L. WAY,
Captain w. j. Baulsr, leaves Pier 20 North River,
fol of Dey st, at l0h A. NJ. and AZ 4. Nj, land
Ing ~ tatourette Dock, Bergen Point, each
trip, myi6 26lc'l3+
EOR NEWBURGH, POrGnKEEpSIE
l. AND RONDOUT-Lnlding at Grassy Point,
Cozzens, West Point, Cold Spring, Cornwall, New
Hamburger and Milton, each way. The new Gui
elegant steamer,
MARY POWELL. Capt A. l.. ANprasos,
will leave foot of jay vt, EVERY All kkNOOS, at
~ o'clock. Returning, will leave ndol, ut ~
foushkeepsie At ~, and Newbursh At ~ A. NJ.
myl6u
STEAMER THOMAS Z. HULsE LEAVES
- the foot of Spring st. n. r., daily at 10 A. NJ,
9 aud Up NJ, for Gutsnburg, Bulls Ferry, Plea
SAINT Valley and Fort Lee. Sundays at 10 A. NJ, y,
and Z 7. N. From Fort Lee daily, ut a, ~
| and ~ J., i 'undays, y \. NJ, " NJ, and
| and ~ r. ", Ga Sundays touch at 22d and Botf
SITS 10 AM uI nlps, and down trip. myl0 s5fo'
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A CORNER STORE FOR SALE-THR 3
story brick building on southerly corner OF
van Druht And fremont IT. Brooklyn lot 81 by
| ~ ieet building rents for over 10 per cent price
sBYo-s5oo 10 s7oo cash-the balance on mort.
yySRe u aassired; Apply 70 tie owner, y X. KHL-
~ washington Msrkc, n Y. ny7 I4ae'loe
RROOkLiN-LO1S FOR SALE OR TO
- lease on reasonable terms IN the Eighth Ward
Apply to ROBERT O. BELL 81 sv aud 10th Vt
South Brooklyn. api1 u'i37
Eok .sALE-TEYEMENT House IL
- Brookfyn-s mail, a. rec story brick house and
ot With store I.t floor, has water and gas, rents
Tor over 10 per cent, or 81 100. Pric. ST. soo part
X KELLOGG, 1889 Pearl ct, N. Y, or 10 w.
DUNE 2a4 and s2o Washington Market N. Y.
fnyI7 24sc'ii1
Farm FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Shor
For particulars, inquire u o. W. KELSEY, 1872
Grand st, Williamsburg. Uiy22 2t.c'tl0
EOR SALE-1HE GOOD. 8-STORY Brick
house west side Of Van Brunt At, I'd house
+outh Of Even st, Brooklyn, opposite the Atlantic
$500 10 800 cash--,hs balance on bond and mort
LOGO 1870 Pearl st, \. I,or, WILLIAM DrSSE,
ga Washington Market, New York n,y7 24ac'iis
T .lGiIT ROOMS AND STEADY POWER
by JOHN GAtDG.
mys 2iac'ls3 No. IO2 wslkerst
ITO LET--TIIE STORE AND BASEMENT,
Il 60 Nassau st Apply to FRANCIS = HOFF-
MAN 9iI Bf 1adway, or j. CAUTION, 81 Nassau 81.
i'2bt'l2s
I'O LET-A MACHINE SHOP, Nos. Go, Is
L and ~ Water ", Brooklyn. with ~ horse power
enEin ath's, drills ana everything fitted for
SOP o. the kind. The tools most Of them are
now. u not l,t or before all the month Of June
next the tools will he sold ut public auction,
wien due notice will ~ given. Also a brass
foundry T. let. Iu1uire d JOHN BENSON, 20 Old
SIP, y. Y, OF Ola tho premises, 81 'FRONT.' 81.
my22 1inc'iO8
'rO LET IN THE Sun BUILDING. COR
l. net OF Stsstu and Fuitn sts, Offices aud large
rooms, ruit,be Tor manufacturing purposes, with
which st'nin power can be- had Il required. rIl
,l,O MANUFACTURERS AND MEClIAN-
i les It- for sale NJ Ehluhrthport. Tie city of
Ei>sbcthiort, " J IL II miles from New YORK
Si"ainuohts make I'VE trips daily, each way, from
Per No. NurtL River fare 10 cents also, hourly
will wnt, aud yRs. and lumber, iron aud cu.l can
be brought there cheaper uan at any other place
n"sr New York, thus Offering sr at induccmcnt, T.
man lecturers Population over b,OD0. Lots
2bylpO feet can be bought Of Va ~ Ylbp g. $500
each. on the follow INK terms S2h cash ut the time
Of purchase, and go per month, $50 per year.
Foreigners not natutali2"d can hold ami convey
cal estate In New Jersey. Apply g. T. KEEL.
LOGG, i9H Pearl IT. Nov York, 1T to ! ~ COOLEY,
Agent, tn1abcthiort mys 2iac'la
SSEn-FOR SALE AT CENTRAL
FoDO Mprrisania, loo feet from the depot, n
double house, with store, AMI 10, % hy loo fc, I;
tie indispn,abls. Call at Tryon Row, Room
10. my2i 2Iac'1j0
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REMOVALS.

BERiS lave removed tneir business from 2o9
East broadway To the corner Of Bowery and Grand
st, under the orier' Bank, where al articles on
can ho redeemed OF rerewed. business continued
unass We urui oI the "Eage Lvau 0tiee." arse T,'
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c1SD-NEw OCTAVE PIANOS IN

Fl'Or rosewood cases. iron frame aud over
strung fr $3.50; d. with mouldinls. 100: dn " th
carved legs and in,ad name board, siI5, 4 ~ aud
eh@ do with pearl keys, $50, 500 $40 aud
5000 new ~ octave, $40; dc "a, octave, 40
TIE above pianos are fully warranted, aud n,
srrHtest bargains that can he found in the city
Please call hut nDc them. SECOND hand pianos ~
t2a, 10 Shn, 400, t;a, 500, $ll5 and *l2b Nv
N"ludruu- ~ extremely .,w prices. loo new aud
81 hand pianos Hul mel dcuns 10 let, ut ~ and M
ward per mouth; rent allowed II prchasrd. month.
ly payments received for the same. Second hnnd
pianos taken IA exchange ir new; casi pad for tht
same. Foreign sheet N isle At cents per pa.,.
All kinds oi music mcrylanliAe Mt war prices. A
pianist IN Attendance & tfy now music. HORACE
WATERS, ageut 1 broadway. nly2a 22a 'lui
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GROCERIES,.

RARGAINS IN TEAS, WINES, FLOUR,
- GrucerioH anl Provisions
Teas from 20c. upwards. GOOD black or mixed
from Doc T. 10.
CoYr,s, fresh ground, 10, ~, 1f, 1s, 30 and sJc.
sugars, ~. :, ~, Q, " and Toe
Hams, beet quality. L..
Shoulder. do. &c
Soap, % lbs. for 81
Starch, g..
Moasses, SOC. gall.
Rice, &C.. a M.
Flour. warranted, 80 30 10 90 per bill.
and all other goods kept In a Fret class grocery
house. Cut TIM out and bring it Along tia, you
WON'T forget the No, 300 Greenwich 81,
cor Murray,
THOMAS H. AGNIw,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Flour and Tea Dealer
myiT 2tu'4Ol
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VENEERsl vrNEERs ,-MANurAcru-

rers and others using vcuccrs, are respectfully
invited To call and examine stock Of wood.
mahogany, castina, ash, oak, maple, app, tree,
Nc, cut AMI sawed 10y new improved machinery,
which we will sell AZ the lowest market price. :
y. ALLiNG n Co, No. $50 Bowcry, corner oi
Houston n, n Y. mylp 2l,cslOI
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S,sspPiNs;, Sc.

EOR L!NERPUOl-CnD BLACK stan
Linz Tie pae.st slip CULTIVATION, lyitf
II pier - Entt RIVER, SOILS tomorrow. Tnc tNNO
oLi.E, sails J mc an. lpr passage Apply oL
board ortu WILLIAMS & uuIoS, 30 Fulton H.
uyfiHtlts
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SEWlNG MACHINES FOR SAiI--TWO
- 81 La ~ We ~tri'F last speed machines new
and In perfect orders Wiz b, Sold at .. great s,cri-
nee, tho owner having NJ use for them. Inquire at
1'i sixth avenue between 3ith and 9sth SITS, in the
store. iu2 5'giS
SIEAM ENGINE FOR SAlE-FROM = TO
- 10 horse power, with band wheel aud pump at
t-'hed, nearly new and In perfect order. MAY be
seen At Tie factory, lu0 iorHtio st. my3l 8'l2I
SEWlN,i MACHINE fOR SAl.E-ONE OF
- Hini"i's ~. machines fIrs,!e cheap, MS the
parties are going INTO ether lGsiucss. Iiire l02
BsyArd 1T, ~ floor. m,.i 2iac.2J4
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l,MIIII A. UfDI HERS
- PA l. l. tE EAM ALE,
sjrERloH NMBEE ALE.
PORrEE AND SEW York HRDwS sTOt'T
TIE ABOVE CELEBRATED AMERICAN
AiiS are brrwed from the CHOICEST BARLEY
MALT aud HOPS, aud highly esteemed by those
Who have used them. Purchasers are r'qu- ted T.
call wal examine our superior stook. assured that
they will find the BEST aud PI REST articles
We lave At all times large Stuck ready for ID,
livery,
In
whole,
half and quarter casks,
suitable for the
TRADE,
HOTELS.
aud
FAMILY Use
which we offer Oh the
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.

STEAMSHIPS Sorth star, Jones AspinvAll,
Psrker.hur.. Holman, Portland: CpmeL Jones,
philstephia; lrousidcs. Nand,vtor. Philadelphia.
SHIPS 5 Parsons, Els. Iiverpoi. CITY O.
Bro.kl,n. Chase, Liverpool. Progress Wordw ard,
Lverpovl; Equs' .hts Keller, rsnsns, R,poftcr,
White, san Francisco.
Banks ernsd,ate, Gregerscn, Cork. II
CASTOR. rsrnalec, piibsdocs
BRIGS-scth, Andersen. Stockholm; W Mason,
Hatch, Salon; Ciowar. Lcemsu, f.rnsnihnco
Arahel,s, Har.uri. A~IHuwsl3 Howard, bohcrty'
Aux Caycs ! "a, TAompsun. t'u'ic.us
sCuOONERS ) " I.iu.. I ., Gloucester; Mary
Emma Gibbs. Chester. Monterey. Crany, Whsl.
nstun wanier.r. knowltou, rhliad, lhia, Helen
Dyson. Price. ST John, u, George washinston,s
Newman Bridgeport
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
ALI PERSONS HAviSG RELATIVES
"a OR FRIENDS

ALI PERSONS HAviSG RELATIVES
"A OR FRIENDS
wlo have contracted
LOVE OF RONG DRINK,
should 1T once use
uR zELLs NERvINE POWDERS.
May We given unknown to tie drinker in coffee
tea ot HqHtt Warranted harmless aud free Fl ON
nsyseatiug effects Prico--Ons Dollar.
FIR sale Il 90 u vision 1t, aud IA TisAth ave, N
y Mrs HAYES, it5 Futon At Br.oslyn, j.
BRIfsr, 80 south Second st. wulansbutsh;
and Dr. MERCEKs, PA Broad ST. Newark. N. j.
NEW PAwN-OffICE - AT 1917 WEST
Ss'h st. bet. sth aud 9Th avos, nearest the sth,
nosr, loan; sd,,p,sa on ~ sld. q ger.onsl pro
way. uys 2tsc.iyy
OWNERS Of STEAM FViINTS-NoTICE
having been gwen that TIE law passed A prii,
l162, requires oil steam boilers t. lie tested and the
pressure limited. and certain additions or arrrte.
names 'or con,,ihene, Of testing mus, bs put at
shoIt nntce. We Are prepared 4 nlrnish the above
nint1 aiditiobs OF sppurtsnane.s ia their respcc-
Tive positions at the least possible ense and We
siI coh'rastt yc-csss the pOwtf " any engine or
decrease the srhVunt Of pressr. In tie boiler civ.
lhg me SANE amount Of power 10 the engine, with
III IN ten H. forty per cent less presume or we will
guarantee t. saws from ten - twenty five per cent
81 The iueI az not aecotuysh paw by rptoiAl
written contract thus enabling owners Of steam
boilers AMI 'nsiues ~ well ~ engineers to comply
with Tho requirements Of tie sad law. The IN.
proYonthta can be Iut On without the engine being
stopped durinp working hours. There Ia NJ patent
IT iss Thorough practical knowledge Of the Test NJ.
fanssrcut 81 the valves. s.. Send TOT circular ~
the in.clnns shop of 1Bos. J. CiItBB Co.,
~. ~ W-st 51tL IT. ingg G.lu7
hlLS AND rAlN1S-BOIiED PAINT OIL
~ 90 Its. s.abtc roo oil, 81 ct. per gallon; ttAitn
paint yellow ochr", aud spai n brown, T. psr
I'd, white i'tl md liuc ots, iusccd oil, tlrrrn-
tne. g.. Il UDwtf.i, 2hi T.. q 81, mys 24t'l3-
SPEtTACLES--GOlD. SILVER AND steel
DtIeci'"'es, .yc chooses, inigrosropo. te.scul es
opera Alnrs"-, surveying auI draw ny in4trUuruts
~ ttnofuetefs. tiftuettr., patent army cuiu-
% '-es, ~ Vt .pw prices, at iuSrIR'S. iGy WI.
ian -, near Becktunn. uyp2iar'lgT
rEoTACLES--GOOD ASD CHEAP
- WEAK AZ Unparalleled FRANKS cole.
htntcd eye pr.sotver accurately AL .u.td o. drec-
tive vision by ~ experienced prh. teal optioisn.
Sttot,,.os bought, Sold, taken In ~ change or 20
paired 2S- Gf .nd ~, NEAR Eidri.o. ~ N 2sac'liB
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GREAT REELECTION
~ IN riE PRICE OF
TEA, COFt EE AND SPICES,
q. HARDlSiS
OLD srNSD,
COR OF FULTON ASD MAIN sTs,

TEA ~ cts pcr n. and upwards.
COFFEE, II rtS per H. ami upwarlsily2i GA.
GAVE YOUR MONEY
y THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY
2t- Hrrcun i,h street, between Warren and Murfay,
y. Y, sell, deliver free and sarrait I, please.
flrc starch tBl CKEYE,. bts. for Oats, box 80.
Pom y toap BlChEiE. warranted pure, toX
BY islh ~.
Transparent BuCKEYF,! soap Toe, hurs ~ O..
Nlri, gated M CkfNE.! .otI o. cakes GREE
B',i family -Four tBtckENE. -, bag %.
Sl.trcurod hams warranted, - shoulders DO L.
Black and green trHs at price, upu 10 TO 81.
Coffee ,iou ID g. 'f', Of qualities uncuualrl or
d.lciuu~ue sui hayHr AND .;r,u- tn. The coulp,-
titiua co. the city is dc'ird.
Call suI book At tA,sr gods, il Will save Your mo-.
nry. Ills uu hmhur, Look ort % tine number,
.d- GREENwiCii STREET.
pedestal H.. at tuc do,i, with tie II, torsr C..
In ret. Mvla ., 49,
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CHAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER, - 90
~ barrel hal; barrel - 30, G3 cents for bsrrcls
returned cider vinegar :. ~ arrcl, - cents for
barrel returned; white wine vinegar, pickles mus
thid. catsup, sauces fruits, vegetables, preserves,
Nc. Rest qualities at lowest who c~ne prices Call
nj csnnme. j. MARTIN, succc.sor IT, D. u.
Hosso, 20 Murray II, corner Washington. ms 2iac'
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BELOW.


niik Jim rye, Ln,acr, from Glasgow Ar. 90
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OFFICIAL"A

NOTICELOFFICE I
~ Co., New York, Apo
of 10 Directors and 8 Insrl
for the ensuing year, win
re M 7, Tuesday the 81 o
tho hours Of 1 and 5 Z. n.
lie closed on ths- 9th ~ \
the Board, GEO. Y. TOWi
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NEW PAWN-OfFICF - AT 1877 WEST
18th st, bet sth aud pth ayes, nearest the eth;
hberal loans advanced on all kllds u personal pro-
way. tuys 2tscsiyy
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SHEt TAI LES GOOD AND CHEAP
- WEAK i,lt imlroy,I.-fruf FRANKS cole
htn,,d eye pr.s,tv.r, uccIratry ad.u.td o. dciec-
tive vision by M experienced prA, Teal optic AN.
SJeotsalcs bought Sold, taken Ia ~ change or 70
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Entered according 10 Acs Of con9ress IN N,
Clerks ONCE Of the District Court Of the southsrr
District OF New York, by Moses 3. Beach, In m,
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty 1.-TWO.
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DENTISTRY.

BEAUTIFUL SETS OF TEETH lNsER-
- ted at So and so per sett, Part sets ~ cents
per tooth. See samples. American Teeth e.. Den
fists, BS4 Bowery, opposite 5th IT, y. y. milo 2oao
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NFII CIEN-LIiOI.D, SINH. AND Sled
Iecta"rs, 'yc chooses, inio rosnHpo., tei"sc ~,
opera Alnss"-, survey ng auI drawing ii4trUututs,
tl'tmo'nct@t.. Ls'ifYmet,t. patent army com.
. l'7er, ~. VI .pw prices, at HUNfINS 1863 Will
ian ~, near beckunn. nyH 2inr'igT
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Personal NOTICES,

DECISIONS, PAY, BOUNTY MONEY,
Prize Money, AMI al other claims of soldiers,
scamen and t.r widows and heirs collected
promptly 10y GEO wOODMAN, IS Pine st, near
the Custom House. myl2 2iac'i45
, 1862-09-17
FROM SPRINGFIELD

srR1SGr1ELp. Sept. 16-Gene1als: 0y1+zoC
D;.ir aid 0sterhocse are N +hi= c,,r
In RESPONSE ia eev;r,, nrpent .non;,;.a
by Governor Yates n,,n +ba s,,h;eaa 49,.
United states en,eeor ,ana-,1 hos ,af.,,s ~
receive no hopnrapathic nhvs,ci,rs IN tho
army. The Governor has apnofnted a nn1>hor
Ct tits school examining surgeons nn,er tho
ncr order to daft.
Gov. Yates navt ueet e,oos f. a,too,, .,
to attend the meeting Of coverpor. ~ tha
loyal States, at that place on tbe o4,h ,nst
LIEUT.. Gov. Hoffman will act in his absence
f;nv v,+na roc4a-l.u.
, 1862-09-17
From WESTERN VIRGINIA.
MATTERS IN THE KANAWHA
VALLEY,

GAL1roL1s, Sept 15.-Wc are ret without
l31asnla1s n Of the late battle at Charleston.
Al accounts ngrce, however, that the enemy
were "t ss;vessly s;y handled, md rcpulsed With
g1eah slans91cs: Col, Lgatburne gave the
which to leave the tom. Refugees say that
our troops marched through the strcets of
Charleston going toward Elk River in adj mi.
1able order: With bands PLAYING, and formed
place Is full Of refugees and contrabands Who
came down the kanawha In every direction.
most Of whom are in destitute circumstances
Col L!ghtburne took the Ripley road going
towards Ravenswood, On the Ohio River,
where he arrived this evening, bringing his
trims through in safety. Steamers have been
sent to his assistance
Our loss is get unknown The 47th Ohio
9Th Virginia, and ono company OF the I'd 7ir
ginia cavalry, who were cut off at Summer
vile, succeeded In joining Col Lightbntne.
ard were in the fight at Chazleston. Tocrt
are SEQ tiek and wounded soldiers at tut:
place, having been cent from Ohazleston be
lore the fight took p!ace. Tho churches
school housce and court house, are full rh,
enemy are supposed TO 30 mo75og sloHl.
down the K4naTha.
, 1862-09-17
I4iNPER.S FERRY SURREN-
NEIfkTtEe

We have no heart to say anything about
:le capture Of Ha-pcr's Ferry, no ingenui-
II to invent excuses for pailiadug the lor-
zih]c mismanagcmcnt which has achieved
this dcp1orable result Wccau only cxhort
orr readers 10 exercise paticnce-to wait
for the day in which the command Of our
arnlies will be entrusted to men who arc
capable Of something besides writing bull
lt:irs as false as they are flaming.
We rcg7c, to say that nlinnis was repre-.
scented i'll the surrender: Cn1. Voss' cavalry
WAS in the nciyhhorhood: but has probably
escaped. with General Julius White-a
liece Of good luck which Capt Phillips
.uttc1y and Col Csmcron's Scotch 1esi-
n.cnt, tue gallant Highlanders-all with
Col. Miles at tue Ferry, did no: share. We
await the list Of killed and wounded with
anxiety dccpcned by the love that we
have in the men who have been engaged
Our dispatches say that our forcc at Har-
Tcr's Ferry IVES four thousand men. We
received letter from Gen White only a
few days ago, in which he stat;d
that Gen. Miles had ten thousand
troops, and that he (White) had in
lis u'mu*nd at a1:lrtinsourg only TWEEN
1y-four hundred. But to the number more
or less, wc have lost the position, and the
linc cf rebel retreat is open and the cam
3,aign in Mary land, unless the rebels re-
:uu,c lie offensive before Mcclellan, is At
III end, and We 90 back at once to the
1,oint from which VIC set out when Patter-
son let johnson escape This is the sirat-
e.y cf West Point
, 1862-09-17

dorscd it in such 4 ma 2ncr as to prevent
any action on the part Of the colony Khich
moy fayolvc our government In any event.
The expedition will bc well supplied with pro-
visions furnished by government, which will
be dealt out rs soldiers rations during the
v3yage aad thereafter. until the 1irst crop
sl4ll have been gathered. 1t is the Intention
to make the COLONY spn:dily self-supporting.
To This end agricultural aud mining i'm pie
pltnent=, eila saw mills, and d fer domestic
anins1s will be taken.
Two million acres If laad have already been
Deeotiated fer, and Senator Ponteroy goes
clothed with ample power to negotiate for all
That is necdtul. Tie government will give to
each adult unmarried man twenty acres, to
every family Of five persons forty acres, to
every family Of over five persons eighty acres
Chiriqui lagoon Is where c ,lumbus la1ded on
11dian graves. Much gold is belic7ed to be
in the mountains, and is known to be In the
streams ~hieh take their rise there,
Goal also crops out in places, and must
prove most valuable, as TIE article Is nav
Carried In large quantities to AspiuwalL from
Pennsy lrauia, ut 81 tun. Tie country is
We'll adalted TO cotton, corn, cocoa, rice. cof-
fee, and fruits, and potatoes grow wild. Those
who are in charge Of this movement are not
actnated by tho spirit Of those In office and
out, who ia, or colonization because to de-
monstrute that the "negfo can support him
self and does not need q master.'' Senator
Pomeroy has received more than ], 600 letters,
from all parts Of the North. written by per-
scrs making inquiries OF Offering to ioiu the
expedition. The Rev. Highland Garrett, the
calored preacher, will join the party, and
FRED. Douglas Will send two Sons.
ENASc1rA11oS.
Rev. T. ". Patton aud Rev. John Demp-
s1cr, representing very large religious meet
iu- held at Chicago week ago. presented to
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