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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
How Morgan was Captured.

The Cincinnati Commercial gives the following
account of the capture Of Morgan and the remnant
of his band IL is the first clear account we
have met with. The surrender to Barbridge is made
10 appear still more suspicious than it has been by
former accounts aud we trust that this individual
will be made to prove conclusvely that he was not
acting as guide for Morgan, or suffer the conse'
ouences, at least, Of being caught, in bad company:
Some twenty men, who first reached the coveted
point with M or Rue, formed across the roao, tne
Others coming speedily up; i1s Ws;or Mrg R"s y ex
pected fight. But white flag came forward, ana
with it a demand from Morgan 10 surrender. MOT
gnn thought he was dealing with the militia MAJOR
Rue replied that he coald nj rec IT, ana that II Nor
gan did not surrender immediately and unconult'on'
ally he would open fire upon him.
A second flag of truce, covering Major Steele.
again came forward, and Major Rue was requested
no, TO open fire. as Morgan had surrendered. The
Major supposed the surrender was made to him,
and was not little surprised 10 learn subsequently
that Morgan had actually surrendered to militia
captain, Barbrdge, rhO was prisoner, or appar-
emily 70. .witoOut arms or command, and with the
rank and file of MorgaD's own command. Of course
the terms of the surTender-the officers 10 be pa
rolled aud field aud line officers to retain their side
arm.-were not worth q fig. When Major Rue
advanced he was met by Morgan, VINO quietly sald,
" You have beat me this time, and rode With bin
through the Rebel lines, the men forming on each
side OF the road Morgan expressed qualification
that he had been taken by kentucklan. Major
Rue declined to decide what TO be done with
the prisoners, ill Gen. Shackelford came up, To
whom he had dispatched courlers. In about tnree-
ouarlers of an hour Gen. Shaekeiord arrived and
took charge of the prisoners. Tue surrender TOOK
place about o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Gen.
Morgan presented his fine horse &c Major Rue. lie
had no sword, and was permitted temporarily to
retain his pistols.
The OHIO Statesman says the militia captain
name is James Burbick, and that he 10 a Demo
cratic Copperhe ad
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HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH,

an excellent loon fOs diseases ofa syphe us,are, and
injection ia diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
habits dissipation used in connection with the Extracts
Buchu saI,as ssrI in such diseases recommended
Evidence the responsible snd reliable character viii
scc1mpan any tue meiicines
GER fIFlCA1ES OF CURES, -
FROM 10 20 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
Fol Medical Properties, pt Buchu -
SEE DlSPENSATORY OF TIE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DENIES valuable work, on the Practice
Of Phy.c. n,,,s,,
See remark, made by the late celebrated DR.. PHYsic.
Phuadepha ..,, ,.,,,,,,r
ee.bntyd Pys ian and Member " the Royal College Of
suscons raed Published in the transactions Of the
hing and Queeu. Joutnal. or,,,.,uS
See Medico. hiru,gesl Review. published by BENJAMIN
TRANERs Fellow og tns Royal College OF Surgeons
See most Of the ate Standard Works Oh Medicine
EXTRACT bUChU, = per bottle, or Six Tor 80.
EXTRACT sARSAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, or Six for
IMPROVED ROSE WASH SOC per bottle. siz fs
81 81 - -.
Or aDozen Of each Cor IL. which viii De eufs
tho uo.t obstinate If cir-ctions adheredto
Delivered to auy address, securely packed from observation
Describe symptoms Ia all Communications Cure suNan
iced Advice grats.
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AdverisemeBtl
UnTON's INSOIIRLE CEMENT u q ne

Nohrs is Il has been before offered TO the public u
DOT bnAon Of rubber sutts percha OF glue ,cs.
pa che, and Innings TO boots and ,hoe. sDcienty uoHs
.ithon, ,tchns II mends broken furniture croc.ery
toys bsne ivory aud a. articles o. household use ~ IL,
hqud easily sppicd common paste IL ihsuo
IN water or oil Ii GGhees oily substances hrny AMI com
pleiey Put up IN paessge. for family and manufacturer
use rom two ounce, g. hnudfed pouhd' fof ae ~ AZ
store, HlI1os BKo, Co.. Prop ietofs. Provid.nce
ONO. conner Of Dyer aud Flne street,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

LA NAIL oOAOs
For weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits OF Dsnps
tioD Early lndisc. elton or Abuse, attended,
with the follow ing symptoms:
Indspo>on TO Exertion. Loss OF fowero
Loss vi .Iemory, Dihcuity VI Dieosh'"es
Weak Nerve. Trembling,
Horror Of Disease Wakefulness,
Dimnes, of Vi.ion Pain Ia the Back
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body,
Dryn..s of the Skin, Eruptons on the Face.
Irriv.rsa I,sssituds Of thu Palid Countensnes
Muscular system. -, ~,
These symptoms allowed to 90 on, Whcn TINS neoiclne
invariably soon ioilo~ ..xor,, c,rc
In one OF which the patient may expire VINO can ssy
they are not Frequently followed by those dneiu djseaes
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are aware OF the cause their suffering but none
will confess The record. Of aud the mel
anchoy deaths by Consumpon ample witness to the
ruth of the assertion. - -, ,,,,.,.,,,,
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY OkoANC
WEAKNESS.
requires the cid Of medicine to senethen and tne
system which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT bUChU lhvefis
bly doss A trial w.l convince the most 'kep,ics.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
fAdvefiiseueni ]
AaFefiisfbirhiI
A Rich NUMBER chronological Journal

A RICH NUNBIE.-Ihc chronological journal
fer Au.us now ready George Gordon Meade rare
nolor e. Character and Biography. Estimates Of Chsscte
The Law Development. The Unity q Mani The Am. ncah
Man. Phy,o.oomy Noses. Fhfcnolosy aud the fosts
something ABOUT Lions, Keppbicss Manners, lh-
secret OF Longevity, Admiral foote, PhIeno'ofeN
Charsrter tnd bosfaphy. fi-ig and Ibssioogyi lac
Crcu. .tian Of the blood shall FloS our 'h.I-
drenf S~rO Pe-uhars-s Position when sleep
ips 3famIa-fins. Iloisymeu'- sous. sie-s NAtioneI
Ivres-So l. nat. And hGtctef 40 The fnnc.s. Aiok
ada. Ths e,.ion 4 rinonne Bald ior the Tires
winning. 40. tuy-i3 ccat.. OF 81 - ADeA f""LhA
4 WELLS, NO 1os Bfoadsa'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

BrRGLARY.-Duriug the absence OF Nrs. T. ElAi
St.epl.r from her rssiienee No. rs Wes, fogtiy-
eirhtn street, Friday, st y was entered bJ
bafslu named George Smth. He gaust All en-
tr.te. by cutting pane OF glass from tho window and
the fastening inside III. succeeded IN seeur
in con. idefAb- amount in Jewely aud other ar
tcs, Before could effect his however Mrs St-e
.r return, d. and burglar eud.soi-d 10 secure b.. re-
tr.ai by jumping from the second story wndo" onerr
Ti-n.y il. aud others pursued him. and he was hpsy
oysAse after long ichsse n the corner of IhnJ thifa
tired and Tenth By OHeI sDey aud taken by nm
10 the Station house On the person OF tho prisoner ~~
fonud portion Of the srtces tsken number oi sk.-on
,sy, and other used tho beIs o. lis pToieon
Justice Kelly committed him IN default of 5000 bail
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Nj

USE HELMBOLD'S EXIRACE
BUCHU
For Al. Affection, and diseases Of the Urinary ofsns whether
existing
IN MALI OK FEMALE.
From whs,ever originating and matter OF how
lolg .tsuaiug Diseases 81 these Organs
require the aid Of a Dgreac
UFLMDOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETlC
AND IT IS CERTAIN
TO bAyE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEAsEs
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED
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l.

Take no Bssm Mercury Unpleasant Medicines for
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages little Expense little ~ 10 change OF D
ct; 10 Incouyenisace AND NJ EAPOSURE.
sau,es frequent desire and gives stfessth to UrnA.e
thereby removing ob.ucon preventing and curing strict
uro. of tic urethra aaylng pain and inanmston 80 tfe
qu. mt in th. aad c1psiung POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WOKS-OUI NATTER
Thousands upor thousands no have been the
VICTIMS OF QUAChS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to oe cured IN short
time have found they deceived and tina. the Poison
has by the Of Powerful Asrugents' been dried up In
tie system, 10 break cot III an sssrsvated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
UItOOKIYN ITEMS.

Tmr CoAsERcE on BRooKLYS.-The total num-
Der of r,u. which .ndsd theI cEgoss in BrookJn dnag
to aou,h Of jay Of which - we're sugar and mo
a.... II hilo' aud ~ool salt. iron. coal. los~ood
ehsl Il b. .-.s - cotton s''of,sd car
soe. rag tobacco palm oi, .a'phai. and coffee
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

AFFIDAVIT.

ArFIDAyIr
po.u, .p,.,, ,,d before me- all Alderman Of the City
pbiadephs. H. Helmbod who being duly sworn, doii
.a, hi. preparation contains no narcotic. NO IsieuJ"
other injurious drug" but are "us r. euELMsoLp
Sworn and subscribed before hi. 2sd day Of November
1894. "i' -, .hoys Rae. PhIaaelnhi
Ad.1.,. Letters FOR information. ia confidence. to
III. r. Hell NJ Is o ID,
CHEMIST.
DEPOT.
NJ. lOt soUTH,rENTH STREET.
tBErow ouEsrSur,
PHILADELPHIA.
ID.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AND UNPRINcIPLEr
Who sndeayor 20 dispose OF tbeI own and "oInef" Hi
clss the reputation attained by
GENUINE PREPA
1IrLusoLps RAIioNs.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHU
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
to Cut out the advertisement aud 'esd Tor ~ asa ssse
~ tss.asa 49, sAps.s-~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

FE MALLS! FEMALES! ffsMAlEob
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MAI Red, OR CONTEMs
PLATING MAI. AGE
In many affections peculiar 10 F.-les the Extract Bnchu
by any other remedy Chorosis or Rsten-
ton lrregulae Pan.uln1ss or Suppression OF C0stomy
Evacuaton liberated Schous Of the Uterus Leu
corrhea Whise otety, AMI ior ali complaints incident
the whether Arising from lndscreto1 HAos OF Dlss
f-'''' DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See synptouB above.
NO FAMILY Should BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

DEsriRATE COsFLlcT Win BuRGLAns.-For
several month. ast tho town Of Rye wssehs.isr County
been uiesed with bps whose depreciation. hsa be
come Of 20 extensive eIarssf that the rsdeni.
snce Committee time under the command VI
John Titus The puTpoe Of capturing hom Tho service
Of Detective. slowey and Temsnn, Of the Metropolitan
ioes were s.o engaged Eight burahe' had been
committed In the III. thieves occsou entering
the house Of MI Kns.snd who with M. hired pr.sed
them but they ESCAPED 1. sab,squsnsy aseeita.noe
that his watch dog. lad been c0fofolmsd aid tlsI
siil,d by dashin. out their brains sssin'i tree
On W,dle,dAy morning last Mf. fufdy vas awakened
sbout2 O'clock BY noise In al adjoining room seIiLg h'
pistol he haensd hilhsr. and found two men, ono Of whom
was armed jimmy and the other carving ane tsisn
from a room below MI r. made immediate attach upon
"a, m the i.novs cried, don't bfe" In the 'cpfe that
nsued the weapon. became changed M T. s.ns the tnfe
burglar the piso which be sd to he, but IL failed
explode having long osdsd Mr. Pudy did great
execution with the knife cutting Of the villains terribly
aud compelling speedy retreat Following them out o
doors. lie that aocoupss 10 sbe Tcs who
fed being joined by one ~ those driven lfo the house
Mr. Pafdy Iado a search for the wounded man and soon
found Rim Ia the barn, bleeding prousey no several stab.
winch lac had inflicted with the recovered knife IN all hys
.sbs In thigh and side. Mr.. Purdy cut the
head face aud bands by the burss but seriously The
elbow in the barn utterly powees. aud ,, bleeding
death but surgical aid furnished him possible
Early Tnosdoy Headquarters nothtd and Detective
slowey went up. recognizing tho wounded man old
bu.gs named George Smith aias Henson notorious aud
desperate villain, who two three years since shot while
attempting burglary st BoIdentown New Jersey. Getting
what points hs required to tho other paItis Deecy.
S.owey returned u New.iok, and In conjunction with
Detective TemGnu, proceeded to work up the Dis
covering that the headquarters Of the at the Five
Points, they went thiiher aud arrested two noted villains
named Louis Brown aud Charlie. Be.e the former OF whom
identified by Mr. Purdy and locked up Tie other
dschwged
On Saturday morning the cheers arrested the captain Of the
gang named uim ILL. alias Joseph Grimes lie has been
Of the State Prison but s1 months La,in. been sent
thither for bur,ares in Wosche.teT County Detective
sowiey took him to White Plains Saturday afternoon
here the evidence against him conclusive and he
committed
Smith was formerly in Mr. Purdy's employ, and know all
about the house and where the yausbes were kept Tho
theve, had been concealed IN the barn day two before
making the attach They attempted 10 effect an entfanoo b.
tearing away ths basement wall, but falling in their eirs
forced opea The door with jimmy. Mf Furdy says
h. night with the burglars tenibs and bis escape
4 ON 40 iaIae a gAug
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Col1l.laH BL1MrIs Elnl.EzeIsI.-Osr MAx

CoLIIsioS BrrwrrS FIRE-ENCiSTs-OsE Man
KILLED asD Tuo ISJUREp-CoHoSgR'. ISyEsrIGsrioS.-
hfs occurred In siswa, h.i factory the corner u De
Ksb asd Kent svenue Fday u.sh,. causing loss Of
property ke amount of about o partly Insured 10 q 9
L,y.ts Company Of Broosyn In RAINING to the tire En-
ns Company Company No - took the railroad tfsch In
Myrtle .ysnss .ad ~eni a, fall speed down the grade
There about IS the top of the tpparatu When
Duied stree. tho .ile ia collision with Tfuck
~. with 'uch force TO greatly dsm'ge both aPp'ra'a',
aud resulted u the srs q i,ao T. Wheeler snd In SORT
oa.ly hJaiilg ohsf. uamsd Henry sisIt and Philip
Shannon. A. the dine OF the accident 10 were
ins the truck An lpques, held upon the body Of
decss,ed yesterday BY Coroner NSu. AID a!er eInins
number Of the jury bf0ush, n the folio wing
verdict;
That tie said Isaac 7 Wheeler @ hls death IN
sequence Of ufes received by eosion between Hook
Ladder No aui No l9 tAu n.h ~ ia. ll.i
July. We that Martin scely Assistant FORE
q 80 10 violated the city ordinance Ia permitting lis
sne tsk, the railroad tfa dosn the grade hyTe
avenue. We dugy 10 csnspfe the Fire Commis
for hayrs sufficiently enforced the ordinance %
guarded tysnst this aud siua l'cfsnis aud r'co
mend they the the matter uI and punish the onendr.
the eI.n u thef power aud further that hren shou
be- prevented from udin- the top OF th. snginrs"
by tho jury JolathsD Joues. foreman Samuel w
Buuos Tho. r.. Po4fcs John Burnett james r. % gan
Matthias Masuife Thos Wai.oD, sni Jane. Chambers
Tho funeral Of deceased is to .Ae place this afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Tho fansr. Of deceased is to ,.ae place thi. afternoon
Tmr AcciDtsr At rnE LAuscnIsG OF THE

Tmy ACCIDENT At rnE LAUNCHING OF INK
OsosDA0A coroner Barrett Of Brooklyn ~. D has iuye,
tAied the cause Of the death Of James Conws Injured
fatally at the launch Of the roncad battery "Wednesday
The evidence before the Jury appeared eooeusvely TO
establish tho fact that the ptoprieos Of the Contncoia
had ts.n every precauon which experience could
suggest. aud that the iEufes inflicted were by OF a
failure against which DO human foresight could guard
uew invention called "spGf shore" used in addition
to oil -l.e by which vessels have been held fo half hour
and then 20 H. the Of the OnoudAg the lever beat
sending tho vessel Of pTematuey la order 20 effect
ncrascd csenes. In future the jury ut to the
Company Tor no, leaving Of escape well AFT although
Il shown to 10 unu.us 10 DO. MeT RowlAnd have
liberal donation tho young widow of the deceased
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
BnooKlrs CIR, Mon1.tirr.--Tho total number

A.h- .,.ll Of ~hh 81 ~sfe adults anA 100
children The gfHcp. were Cholera infantan' -
oorvuous 70 consumption n msrs'mu'. IL, oonsssiion
brain q scarlet ever disiTAes al Inflammation Of the
bows. each, usssie. Group dy.en,sry, drowned
s.si,.. u United States. l7o. Ireland. 70 England
D oiltr rnuntnns.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
pol1cl CAsrs.-peisr MnIholInnd WAS nrre.iee

on Saturday tho complaint OF Peter Grimes the captain
OF the canaI boat Ulster lying the foot Of sackott street
NJ him win stealing CyereOst barrels OF
cora i bunk bills the accused held for
ing
sefscant Crafts snd ocer Sryke OF the fotyseeond pre-
oinct police broke up pocy shop II No ~ Natcs street
suiutdny, by tursns the Proprietor Daniel Murphy.
William 5hou youth tgsd - was taken mo custody
by oc.f Cuan Of the Forty second precinct the
o eang %. from his mother. Beth ns above hcla
LII . L LtLL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
The steamer Morning Star.

HUH ANDr, ALR z IIbJ
The tteamer Morning Star has got oil. ana Is now
oil 80 80. L.l~! - .Cw :. = 20, - 49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

ACCIDENTAL man named Terence Carroll, aged
"a yes native OF Ireland found dead in the ball" ay
OF hi residence No sIJ Water lie s supposed TO
h.y. fallen down .la His body tsken to the Seventh
Precinct Station House and the Coroner nothed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

FLOATING IsLAsD.-The unusual spectacle OF
floating island was 20 be seen ast Saturday on the
Bay of Toronto and attracted much attention.
zoe violence OF the during the storm IN the
.ary part of the day had the effect oi detachiug
portion of the peninsula near AshbEidges Bay, and
1t nua,,d up the Bay proper at the time mentioned
above. IL presented all the appearance Ci one of
the "thousand i.ee " IN the -. Lawrence and
scented TO he about q hundred feet square. Alter
floating about for an hour or go, the action OF The
waves broke It up into small fragments, and It
quickly disnppeared from view.
PREcociTY ~ HFSs.-A resident OF South Salem
bad hen the present Spring which he set in May,
and she haten.d and reared brood Of chickens, 10
IN number. Soon after the fret chickens were
hatched the hen began 10 lay, and then ret again,
having q second brood . in number. The hrst
chickens, partAking somewhat Of tie nature Of Ih,
old hen--we mean as TO being smar-surqrised theIs
owner by presenting him with an egg-the age OF
the pullets then being only three months and TWEEN
ty-iOur dayr.
a singular event recently occurred III one Of the
tide mi ponds ia Salem. For Two days Tie mills
were not run, and, cone. quence, tue salt water
OF the pOLd was not drawn of ana renewed Mean
time heavy raiur fell and fIesheIod the couinei
water that the sh theTeln were anabio To main-
taiu Iher existence. and their death IN large num-
bes was the cause oil IA terrific Ill odor, which great
Is offended the noses oi the good people OF Salem,
and stirred them up TO investigate the cause, which
proved " be as above stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Letter from IA Rebel Prisoner 10 his Friend,
North.

The following extract from letter from Rebel
prisoner, to a friend in New-York State, is straw
showing tie change OF feeling at the South lately
"I was one Of the many, who, at the
breakng out Of the Rebellion, war misled by horrd
tales aud solemn promises to he fulfilled at the close
Of the war, TO 10 IN the army.
"I bad a start IN the world in Athens Clark
County, Georgia, at the beginning of the war, and
everything looked very encouraging, and all thought
that the war would not last Fix months; then could
return with all the honors Of d true Southern man,
and De regularly Installed aud ret up IN business,
soon to make IA fortune, and enjoy the rest OF my
life. In this have been sldly BITTEN.
Instead oi the war lasting SIX months or twelve
months have served twebty-eight months, and
there is 10 prospect of iIs coming to a close for
;w. I've months to come, and what LEFT at home !
have speni while in service, aud am now prisoner
of war with nothing but the prospect OF beng
Turned on, upon the world without cent to help
myself with.
- lie who will be deIuded to take up arms against
his country must safer the consequences. As FOR
me baye got enough OF the war and am about TO
take the and remain In the uniOu and let ReO-
-llom 70 TO the D.. Ihey have beat me out Of
TWO years work and 1850. think will quit,
and keep quiet for few days"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Helmbol0's Meoinnes.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
Il KNOWN AS
aELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY CoNCENrRArEDp
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases BLADDER
KIDNEYS GRAVEL and DROPSICAL sWELLIN00,
This medicine increases the power Of digestion and szcitss
the absoben into healthy action, BY which The Vatsy OF
cdeerous depoitions and all unnatural enlargement
ducsd as well pain and inflammation ana 10 coed for Men,
Women, OF Chiidren.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

CAsUALTIrs.-Edmund Sanderson, n child seven
yeArs Of ago accidentally fell into the canal the foot OF
Ianoll street, Saturday and was drowned.
Jau.ss ". Masefson i,l fIoni uucA ho driving In
Union suert. Saturday, aud sustained fracture Of the
ieg lie wa. convey the Long Island College Ho pial
James Tslmnn tho driver OF Ice fell nom his
hiele on SATURDAY and sustained serious inJari.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
Coiored 4 Soldiers from Maryland.

CtIIo1 poncence OF Inc N T. Tribune
CHuhcB KXEk Dorchester Co.. Nd, July n, 1853
j hs We jast re turned from Cambridge, our County
town where lave witnessed the departure of 100
solored men, stalwart ones too, who have volun-
teered o fight for the Union. Though Of course no
slaves rere allowed TO Co. yet think this il big
thrust al the peculiar institution" There were
six poor fellows by State law the property OF white
men son c OF wBom profess to be Union men, who
ATTEMPTED TO 60. but the slavebolders laekeys
wee on aud TO collar and haul them out Of the
rank. 10 their places be filled by the sons OF their
white neg hbors. IL Is strange, too, that slaves
tbiu.s mad, by Deity to be owned, and therefore
mu.I necess irily love 10 be saves-should wish TO
sac1ce tine many comforts provided by tLelr natn-
RAJ owners TO Tho tolls, privations, and dangers OF
war. But Dot gjthstanding tnat Rebels and Pro-
slavery uen Dr vphecied they would not, aud used
their inhoeuos 10 prevent, and mlsrepreeented the
treatment thev would receive, &C., still the free
woold aud The slaves tried, TO enlist We ex-
peet the County 70 send 200 more, and that
tbs EasIeru Shore will aiae regiment. The Anti
Slavery men rejoice in the belief that this locality
/, the fret il a loyal ~ Slave State 70 send full
company OF negroes 10 lue heiu' Inc Cause oi UNI
veTsn man moves on. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

ACCIDENTAL DHoWSisG.-On Sunday morning,
about o'cocS employed by tho NiamsDuIgh fcfy
hrrusn named John Muller. pfscipitsiod into
the AZ the FOOL. Of south sth street BROOK d.
while walking from tho uuy btldge to pile driver ia tie
clip Tho current instantly swept nwey both boiy aud plans
search for the recovery OF the former, made yesterday
Of avail IL IL thought undcrcuuelt drove the
body out Of the slip and that carried tho East River
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03

ARREsr Oh I'M RioITR VINO Lid The MoB ~
rng ATTACH on Tng TmBrSg OrroE-On FRIDAY, VIM
Ii. Whittier barber employed IA Ciadofos hair dressing
saloon under the Astor House arrested by Detectives
fosaee and Teman, AID on tie olown. day asen before
Justice Kelley st the Jcferaon Market Police Coart TIE
pii.oneI deu.iGed tie lcsie Of the mob ta threat
,L. ald i.-.i, t. T.t..- .c..C VI ..s - :. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-03
ExrnAonprs.nr scrcrpr.-The man who walked

EXTRAoRDISARY SuIcIpE.-Ihe man who walked
Oh of the Gicenpoint f-uy boat, GhuTday morning
last named james Lauison formerly OF BABYLON. L.
lie AZ time member of Befdans ShafpshOoer, ana
wounded st tho battle OF msburr Va FOR the
months lac had been employed by iluise Brother
Gr,rnpoinL In order render hs drowning certain he
filled his ceTi bog with stones. tied is and
reaching middle Of the river walked overload lie
leaves wife who D. at present In Babylon. L. !.