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pRoTEcrIyE WAR CLAIM AssoCI-

IDhOIECIlNb WAR CLAIM ASSOCI-
ALTON FOR NEW ENGLAND.
INCORPORATED 1868.
Office, No II Rairoad Exchange, Boston Mass
Chief Justice BiorLow. President
His ENcelleucy JONI A. ANDULw, AND AMOS A. Law
HENens,Ficc- Presidents.
WALDO HiGGINsON, Treasurer.
U. TRACY HowE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Judge Hoar, Martin Brmmtt
Joseph Coolidge, George b emerson
Edward Atkinson, William AppIetor
Quincy A. Shaw, luchard Fruihiupb am
Charles l.. Norton, George s Hilaid
Geo. Wan. Bond, Patrick Douah0p
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OBJECTS.
The objects ~ the Association are:
J. To SECURE 20 soldiers sailors, and their amfes
any claims Tor pay pensions, Nc the least cost TO
the claimant
n 40 protect soldiers or sailors and their families,
from imposture and fraud
III. To prevent alsc claims from being nude against
the Government.
Nv. 10 give gratuious advice aud information TO sol
diers and sailors, or their families needing &c.
The Board OF Directors supervise and control the en-
tire business Of he Association and the character and
Standing of those gentlemen will guarantee 90 the
public ihl hc business n the society will be conducted
with fidelity and economy.
All Applications relating the business of the Assuci-
au1u whether 10y letter ia person. should be made To
u. TRACY HOWE, Secretary
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Nos and Endicoti Street Boston, all diseases ola
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THE oEATR AMERICAN REMEDIES
Known as " Helmbolds"
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FOR WEAKNESSES
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err VIAL.



i s IA .1Ino1oH, eept. q, ISIS.
Pho following sAzesrs having been reported a
the Herd quarters Of The Army for the offences
Arreinaf' or speciasd hereby notified that tn
viii TO recommended for dismissal from the ser.
vice off United ntatss unless within iftean (K,
day. rom this date they appear before the Mir.
tary Commission in session in this city, OF which
Brieadier General Ricketts, ia resident, aud make
Satisfactory defence to tho charges against thsm
FAILING TO ksPoAY At COLUMBUS, OHIO, As OF,
Captain C. ". Lifinswsll, Assistant Quarter
n aster Of Volunteers - ~ i,
Captain r. T. Howell, Assistant Adjutsnt Gen.
eral OF Volunteers. sa-es-s--44. ..-#4..-...
Major z. NJ. Neill, Assistant Adjutans General
Of Volunteers Il a
CAPITA n James Mooney. 10Th United States
Captain ,. ". Fox. A assistant Adjutant General
Of Volunteers.
FAILING TO RHpoE1 AZ AxSAPoLIs, Nd, As on
DBAEp.
Lieutenant ". D. ". Miller, A. D. O. to General
ED. TOWNSEND,
II Assistant Adjutsnt General
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WAR DEPARTMENT. J
ADJUTAkr GBNsRAL'S OPPfCB.
~ q urMnH nM Gait 20 lcca VI

\
The following officers, charged with ofenses
and heretofore published, are sremp, from
being Dismissed hr service Of the Usi.sd States hay
ing made satisfactory defense in their respective
cases:
Captain G. G. Hunt, 4th United States cavalry
Captain +. W. Stowe, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral, I'd Division nth Army Corps.
Captain c. II. Hovey, 18th Msssachusett, volun
teers, Acting Inspector General ID Division Ist
Army Corps.
Captain Charles n. Sam psen Assistant Quarter
master of Volunteers.
First Lieutenant James A. Hall, LIST United
States cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Byrno. I'd United
States infantry.
Captain s. b. Roney, Assistant Quartsrmastsr of
Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel J. 8. Smith, Chief Com,
misssry ID Army Corps.
Captain +. C ) arr, Assistant Adjutant General
Sd Brigade. Sd Division lst Army Corps
Major William McMichael, Assistant Adjutant
General Of Volunteers.
second Lieutenant Paul Quirk, Cd United States
cavalry.
surgeon II. 8. Hewitt, United States volunteers.
&. D. TOWNSEND
II Assistant Adjutsnt General.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
SAILING OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER FROM
THE CLYDE
THE GREW OF THE PIRATE FLORIDA ON -HR
WAY TO LIVERPOOL


NEW YORK, Sept 2a-The steamer America.
from Bremen via Southampton on the 10Th
iIst., has arrived here.
The North American arrived out on the Iath
and The City OF London on the 18th inst
The steamer Star had sailed from CLYDE to
run the blockade, and two others were ready
TO follow.
Eighty OF the Flortdas crew had arrived at
Cardiff, and proceeded to Liverpool.
The Confederate loan was Is per cent dis
count Consols 951a92H for money. French
Rentes GU francs aud fifteen confines. Erie
shares paid, declined per cent. Preference
shares declined S. Illinois Central declined
SIX per cent u. S. Skies. declined one per
cent. Philadelphia and Reading shares de-
ciined two, and Pennsylvania Railroad 2X.
The Times correspondent says al attachment
OF the Florida was not allowed to take place
while in the Imperial dock-yard.
Inc Patrse denies that Slidell has left Biar.
ritz for Brpst
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From the Richmond Enquirer, Sept. all
The present position OF military affairs pre-
sents no very encouraging prospects. We SEQ
military lines daily changing, and ever against
us; State after State overrun; tho enomy, rs it
were, ever gaining ground We have been re-
pulsed from Pennsylv ania, driven from Ten :.
nessee. louisiana and Mississippi, and Arkan.
sas and Missouri arc all nearly overrun. The
physical prospect of the war presents but little
bright and encouraging. But fortunately this
Ii the worst aspect OF Affairs.
When we look at the moral aspect Of tho
Confederate cause we see no reason for appre-
henslon. Defeats produce natural depression,
but no dependency paralyzes exertions, or ex-
cites the craven desire tor submission. Gettys-
burg, Vicksburg, Port Hudson, Chattanooga,
Knoxville and Cumberland Gap, have not az
fected the moral courage of the Confederate
cause. Treason, II it turks anywhere, has not
dared to show its hideous head even in this
dark day OF tho cause Sympathy for the
Union, desire for reconstr uction, is as dead n
In tie days OF our triumphant march to the
Capital OF Pennsylvania. A single victory
would reinstate ali the Joy, and hope, and con-
ficence that cleaned tn rous hout the Confeder-
acy in June. and revive among our enemies the
despair and dependency that existed after tina
fall OF winchester. No matter how discour-
aging the ply sical aspect Of affairs may ap pear,
as long as the moral courage Of the people
maintains un broken its proud defian &c OF the
enemy, we shall have ne cause TO fear for our
ultimate success.
THH QUESTION OF EXCHANGE
From the Richmond Wing, Sept 23l
Judge Ould in his interview with General
Meredith, the Yankee commissioner, submitted
a proposition which, il acceded to, will secure
the exchange and return of all our officers nov
held in Yankee prisons. Gen. Meredith, who
is not vested with any authority, will CO mmu.
nicate the proposal to the au thorities in WASH
ingtcn. The exchange of the rank and file will
be proceeded with.
FROM THB RAPIDAN
* From the Richmond Wing, Sept 23l
The usual announcement Of sail QUIET was
varied yesterday by the passengers on the Cen
trail train BY the report that firing was heard IN
the direction of the Rapidan. This, however,
Is not an unusual occurrence. There ars no
further indications OF the purpose of Meade TO
advance. The news from Northern aorgia
may ,npel him to move, but he may withdraw
his army nearer to Washington instead Of at
tempting to force his way to Richmond. We
will see
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NAVAL. ORDERS

Lieut.. Commander Jno. H. Russell, detached
from the command Of the Kennebec, and or
dered North.
Lieut.. Commander W. p. McCann, detached
from the command of the Hunchback, and or
dered to command the Kennebec
Lieut.. Arthur r. Yates detached from the
Pacific Squadron, and ordered to return to
New York.
Ensign La Rue p. Adams, detached from
the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, and
ordered to final examination
Third Assistant Engineer Myron H. Knapp,
ordered to examination
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Prom Fer,ress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoHRoA Sept. 25-Gen. Mere
dith, commissioner for the exchange Of pr SON
nag of truce steamer Express, Capt CLARK.
Yesterday the officers Of the U. 8. guuboat
Wyandoite discovered a large LOT Of whisky
river, which they Immediately conAscated.
FonrRsss MoSEon, Sept. 1.-THE transport
steamer Admiral dupont arrived here this
morning from New York.
The flag of truce steamer New York, with
c4p prisoners, left hers day for City Point.
The flag Of truce steamer Express, now duo
here from City Point, has not yet arrived. -
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WAR DEPARTMENT


ArJUrAHT GENERALS OPYt-E
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1853 !
The following officers having been reported
at the Headquarters of the Army for the otsnses
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service Of the United
States unless within fifteen Isl days from this date
they appear before the Military Commission in
session in this city, of which Brig adler General
Ricketts,, o. s. Vols, ia President and make satls-
factory defense to the charges against them:
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY
Second Lieutenant Elias G. Latham, 9Th Com
papy, lst fsttalicn United States shArpshooters.
First lieutenant and Adjutant James b. Com
stock, zlst Missouri Volunteers.
DEssRrIOy
Captain William Pai-lamb, ssth Pennsylvania
Volunteers.
Lieutenant Abraham II. Kline, lssth Pennsyva-
mia Volunteers.
ABsKsCB WITHOUT LEAVE AND pIsoBRprEscg or
oRDBRS
Captain John p. Seen ann 26th Wisconsin Voun-
teers.
Colonel Il. Berdan, LIST Regiment shar shooters
i. D. TOWNSEND,
IL Assistant Adjutsnt Genera.
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Explosion at Buffalo-Loss of Life.

BUFFALO, Sept. 26.-This afternoon a steam
boiler exploded in an establishment formerly
known az the Swarty Iron Works, on Chicago
sheet. The adjoining buildings were set on
fire. On Chicago street the premises occupied
by E. & B. Holmes "a cooper shop, and by ].
Kruger &c Co. and Thos Parks, machinists, were
nearly destroyed. Thirty persons are supposed
to be buried in the ruins. Two have been taken
out, one OF when was dead and the other Sc
r,ously injured.
BUFFALO, Sept. &c, s p. r.-Seventeen work
men have already been taken ont OF the ruins,
most Of whom will die. 1t is thought there are
still fifteen more persons beneath the mass Of
rubbish,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CAPTURE OF EX-SENATOR POLK
HEALTH or GEN. GRANT.
LARGE AMOUNT OF GOVERNMENT COTTON
ARRIVING AT VICKSBURG.

ST. Louis, Sept. 2s.-The Democrats special
despatch from Cairo, says Col. Trusten Polk,
U. $. Senator from Missouri, with his wife and
second daughter, were captured at Boliver
Landing, Arkansas, on the 18th instant, and
delivered to Gen. Buford, commanding at
Helena. Polk was Gen. Holmes Judge Advo-
cate General, and was with the Rebels at New
Madrid, Corinth and Iuka.
A despatch from Vicksburg on the 2lst says
Gen. Grant is improving, and will be able to
leave his bed in q few days.
A good deal OF Government cotton is arriv-
ing at Vicksburg.
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Railroad Acciden. and Loss Of Life

CHICAGO, Sept.-Some drunken rowdies last
night detsched portion of train on tbs rail-
road between Kalamazoo and Lawton, by pull
ing out the connecting pin. The consequence
was that when the trent part Of the train
reached Lswton, the detached cars came thun-
dering down upon them on down grade. A
frightful collision ensued. Five persons were
killed and twenty-five wounded. Many OF
the latter are SO seriously injured that they can
not survive
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Fire 1t Matthias po;us

NRw YORK, Sept 26.-The u. 8. transoort
Daniel webster arrived hers this evening tom
Alexandra She reports that on tins aith Sen.
rmnss, az p. M, passed Matthias Point saw
Y. 5: gunboats. One transport was lying Oh
the Point. ~
I'VE are at loss 70 guess where the material
came from to make this story. There are NO
briIdings ct Matthias Point; and in the next
place, no fre Of any sort is reported to have
occurred there BY vessels coming up.-ED
STAR.l QEt fat@ 81 + a7ts-Ir #.sf5.t
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An Expedition Against Mobile.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA Memphis letter
Of the 2ad instant says formidable expedition
against Mobile is being inaugurated, and that
the feint against Texas will not interfere with
it. Iron clads from the Mississippi are to CO.
operate with a large land force.
The same letter says Sherman's corps Is on
its way to Gen. Rosecrans, and gives a rumor
that McPherson's corps is also en- route in the
same dire
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL,

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
Mrs. Mary Gordon, sent IN by ths Provost
Marshal of the First Division OF the Second
Corps, and charged with selling liquor to the
soldiers of the Army OF the Potomac, was COM
mitted TO the Old Capitol yesterday, by order
OF Captain Todd.
Alexander Harrison, Matthias Haggerty and
William johnson, citi Gens, arrested by Lieut.
Col. Talbot, of the 1st Maine Artillery, charged
with aiding drafted men in escaping from the
service Of the U. S. Government were also
committed.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
PROM THE WEST

The information from the West received here
since the last issue of the Star, up to noon to-
day. represents every thing in a satisfactory
condition in all quarters there. As much Of it
-oiUso, arprahand. to rnnvarnants of our
armies in that quarter, we do not feel at liberty
to go into the particulars. The results will in
due time speak for themselves.
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SIT has been ascertained that the frost
damaged the tobacco crop In Tennessee and the
southern part CT Kentucky to greater extent
than was at first supposed, and the price in the
LOUISVILLE market has advanced from three to
four dollars per hundred pounds in conse-
Cuence,
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The Texas Expedition.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-By the arrival Of the
steamer Cahawba at this port news is received
that our troops engaged in the Sabine Pass Elk
form part OF an overland expedition to Texas
The occupation OF Texas was regarded in New
Orleans as fixed fact.
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UNDER SENTENCE OF COCRT-MARTIAL
James Dun, John o. We'll, Henry Funk, G..
W Brown Dennis Mitchell, Patrick Bresna-
han, George Wells, Thomas Kinney, and T. o.
Conner, OF the I'd d. G. Regiment, under SON.
tfuce OF conrt-martial, were committed to the
Old Capitol yesterday.
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Sales Of the U. s. Five.Twenties.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-The subscription
agent reports the sale Of SS73,75O of five-twen-
ties on Saturday. Deliveries of bonds are made
10 the 23d of September. These are the largest
figures reached for some months, anu it is be-
lleNed that still larger sales will be made.
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- 1t is stated in private letter received in
Washington, that the amount Of the first claim
tlOo,GND against the Florida, now at Brest, had
oeen arranged by Mr. Siide.l, and that other
ciaims would be satisfa. .orily adjusted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-28

IA United States District Judge in Pitts
burg, Judge McCandless, has rendered a de-
cision to the effect that resisting an enrolling
officer is not an indictable offence and that the
law only recognizes resistance to the execution
OF the draft itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-28

~It Is stated, on the best authority, tina. out
OF two millions OF dollars Of postal currency
thathave been Cancelled and burned, not two
hundred were counterfeit The limitations are
said to be poor, and easily detected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-28

Ex-Governor Buckingham, Of Connecticut,
has decided that = person who has ben ex.
empted from the operation Of the drat. 10 still
liable to be called on to do service in the State
militia
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~ AS an evidence OF the manner in which
reanforcements are to be sent to Rosscrans, We
see It stated that the Government has seized
over eighty steamers at Cairo for this trans por-
tation OF troops
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rw. Blockade X unAers Captured

New YoRK. Sept 3s.-Advicss By tho o.
hawba, from New Orieans, report the capture,
on SHIP Island, OF the rebel blockade runner
steamer Alabama, from Havana for Mobile,
and the rebel blockade runner steamer Mont
somery--slso the destruction BY. the guns OF
our feet OF the rebel steamer Fox. This all oe-
Cured Ga the 18Th.
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~ The Albany Journal is happy to learn
that dispatch to his mother announces that
Colonel Vim. H. Seward, Jr., is likely to re.
cover from his dangerous illness.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

THU PHYSICAL PROsp Bots or THH REBELS
BAD.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM CHARLESTON,
GENERAL GILMORE RJ-sJIy sr uopv

RALTIMoRE, Sept. 2s.-Ths steamer Spauld.
ing arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday from
Charleston Bar on Friday evening.
She has nothing important. Gen. Gilmore ia
sun actively engaged erecting siege guns.
The toisterous weather has in,erfsrsd with
active naval operations. so - !.
: The health Of the army and navy is good.
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Washington Money Market-Latest Que
tationS.

Warrington Money Market-Latest Que.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
ers.
Buying. Selling.
o. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 800. .lo6X 1877
U. >. 5IuS .ssssss ...,. par
q. s. 100 Notes ...............,.1e6X 167x
Quartermasters Checks. .99x
New Certificates. Dk
American Gold. .........-..1 37a13sk 14o
American Silver. .120a123
NEW YORK RAT1S-3 CLOCK r. II.
Coupon 6's, 1881, lO6K; 7-30s, 107k; Cert fl-
cates OF Indebtedness, 99K; Gold, l39k. Stocks
lower. L--
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!" The Savannah MOI Pio,ndcaler norn1-
nates Mr. Lincoln for second term in the
Presidential chair.
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0FH' 5oF JuHHstoH REPORTED hlIIed.
NEW YORK, Sept. CA dispatch from Nash
Vile, dated the 23d, gives a report from the
rebel prisoners that Joe Johnston was killed
in the late battle.