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The sun., 1863-09-15

remount horses was filed and the suimsls dis.
patel ei from Washinston, all ia iour davs. Our
loan Ia purchased at rar nv our own ciiScrs st
The svcrsgc rate ~ u % .o1o .ly God sells IN
our msrse,s at l2S 30 i2>, le ~ thc nsurtsc, on
ary region II comnsnGs ,.rl per cent. ~, mum.
Every insur.eut r'ri i' otAc- . kado e.
.'eged. or occip.,d ny ,G, n,u.ia' Gr,,s The
fe,i " the proj 'cted CON ritrscy ls led " he
Mississippi. Al the f,ftih ,t, IA OH IT, banks are
in our hands snl It's h.od is ratr, ed ny the ma
Nonai feet.
Missouri, Kentuckv. rc.Nsrr, M,r,lani-al
slave Ststes-suppo- the Federal G'vun.ucnt.
Missouri has ,.ready in convention - .ucd tho
gradual shoition Of slavery, To taNc eject A. the
err'rt ton of seven years. f'lt-f'ihs - Ten.
n"ssec, tso-th.sds q N.r-iu'a. TIC coNsts srd
sounds ~ North CAro.ina, haf = Missi,sppi, ani
hnH Of Louisiana, with Sl their l.tse citirs, part
o' Ashatns, aud the whole ssa.c't-t e Grorss
ana south Ca,olina. and N IN ons dcratl, patt ot
the coast of Drills. are l,li by thc tnHei StNicf
INC ihs 'gent', WITH the rl>r's Wlom .h'y Nei
bod IN defiance OF tn rrssld,nt- ffo ',ua ioi,
are nov cio~d~ in - ccentrfl and southern poi-
lions ct NirSnis, No'th C.to.lna, Soutu Carolina,
t'eorsia sud AlatamA, while tio pioneer slave
lo.d ne Insurgents he nud tho Nj. silii are cut
~ from the main tnrce. CA g. e oturr hand, a.
'hoHgh 1t Is los' thsn 81 months s,nco tie laws
or customs o' t.c nted states would Al cw .
man Of Az can dcs,.ut TO- bear arms ia defence
of hs country, tnet' arr rog in tie Il ii twenty
two tho s'nd Se ;ulary lstsi, afIrc3 sni oq T.
pad sod rs Shat ass. WI !, Say reg mcuis ,i
two thousAnd rAch are n pr, ,f- f organ sailu
and snty two thousand e q I uudf,d y r.ous ct
the same clas- M, cmr,ovci ss ,ramsier-, abr.
ers, sud camp followers, Tn,s' acts SHOW ih0 ss
the insurrcciiou continues, tIe utt fttutte sew q
ropu a,i n, which was At 'c tcellnus A. &c.
men, %; its strength. is bslns ttausilrr, /, ~,
eur, IT oft1c mon
You will uae the facts presented IN nis rape- II
such away ~ may le not 'fcctivc To- convince
those who 40 X a renewal ol couluerr 81 pr sport,
thtousl TIE r. sioration of lc,re in Amen a. ths
the qui kcst spi shor,-it Nty to gam . st dtsit
shic end IL to w.tldr.w airport and fav.r ron
tho insurgents and b. leave tho sdlGstmeut of ou
douesu- contr,vctsiss exclusively With the ief p
Of the United S'Atss
lam, cir, your oteiIeu, servant,
wuit,v II SrwAku.
The sun., 1863-09-15
From Mexico.


The steamer 1snoAe, from Havana the 9th inst.
arrived a; tn. p1rt yesterday. she brinss sdvoes
isou Vera Cruz 20 the tih inst
The mc>'ures adop,ei by Ju,fez to preven. trac,ie
With the Fr,nci Invaders have been ~ faithfully
complied -ith hv the inhstltan.. that great scarei
~ air, adj, exists In the city ~ Mexico.
G"o For'v has rutl..hed Jet CT, Eating that he
vouid opa d =. ~" army and al 'hN Il had done n
lsl as,t.
NAM inhabitants n Mexico Rad been i'm prisoncd-
some 'of r tff Wen "h slicrs. and other. tor
ftsius 60 taAe the oath oi a.t.ance TO Mltimihan.
some have r'eu i.u sentenced to exile, and others to
hatd lftsor ~ Maitngus
he rcruvian niui-ier has heen ordered n leave
IT, country ior wr,tiuF lr'irr 10 Juat.s And II
"a rtro-Ni hat orr Minister. VI. Coruin. had
D. tod depart for the rtason Ihis 10 not
c0rufmtd
Grnls Comou'ort md Dohlado ind gnLn,lr deny
'h.' th'" ever dscisre ior he otder Of thing,
at 80 "d % the reuUl urnsls.
lf' non convre 4, Moyico 70 Net, Cruz. ~s.
captured hv guerillas at soCdgd, and the greater
ritt of the guard KILLED.
The sun., 1863-09-15
The Rebellion During The Present Year
Dispatch from MIR. seward

MI Seward on the l2th ultmo, sddre 'sed dip
lomatc circular 10 our ministers in Europe, rocit-
ing the sueossses of cur armies during the present
year. II concludes as follows:
jefferson DAVIS the leader Of the sedition, has
.ince proc aimed levy of all the ahlo-boc led men
within his mitary liuss. This, II carried out " L
exhaust the ~hos rustefsl o' which soldiers can
be made. The insurgents e,tuHte the total num-
Ter Of conscripts thus to be gsnei ron, 7 . 600
to 95, 90. Our armies now CONFRONT ,he iusur-
gents st al points with superior hunters irsft
for 100 00l more is in progress 90 replace those
whose terms 4 service have expired, aud 10 al up
tne wasted ranks four veteran regime nts, ana tie
people just 20 fast as he evidence oi no necessity
Tor that Ini asIrs ia received and digestet submit
with cheerfulness to the AZ ertsu' emands. oar
armies everywhere are well ,qliprei, sbun-
dAnsly fed, aud supplied with 81 the nsa 8
of transportation. The So d. ers o! two
years. service bear themselves - veto
rams; and show greater s,e,diness in sv-
cry conflict. Tho men aocusnmed 70 tho
camp, and hardened by exercise and experience,
make marches which would have 10 n impossi hlo
In the beginning OF the contest. The nation is be
coming familiar wth arms, ana easily takes on :, +,
habits OF war. Large voluntary sn.lss nene CO.
tinually augment our military frce. An supple
are abundsntly snd cheaply purchased within oui
lipss. Tho country shows no signs OF eIhsustiou
Of money, ms,sriA, or men. ATs9qsiaoa !ot 200
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Telegraphie News Itsms, &c.

ALI the ucops in Indiana, e1oert the Proves,
Guards, have been ordered " the field.
Tnr draft in Cincinnati will commence on wsdnea-
day next
DisrArB from Washington states that the Pre-.
dent refuses to accept Gen. Burnside's lesGnntion
G.s HceKys and Gen. Hunter arc .till IN Wash
has the lntter been ordered to St Louis.
IT 10 untrueas stated IN the newspap.rs that jude
John Underwood, Of VIsinis, v@ captured on
FRIDAY by sueuiilns, near Oeoguan.
Tns Government has Just completed. o, the puhIic
printing Office, volume of several hundred pages,
embracing Gen. Roseusns' report Of tho batiiX Of
officers. But Q. 600 copies have been printed.
MADAME BouscrcArtr wife Of the actor who 10 -
notorious ius now abont to quit her elegant palace
Madame Boureicault used TO be Mss Agnas kobsr,.
son.
Tnr ofheer Of the Princess Royal, who vas over
iured by the P incess Royal on T.Iss, has removed
Dades the streets Of Havana In plain clothing.
ns on the ih g ;ss ass;
the REDEEM pon Of Fast Tennessee. The Hall Of X, p
sa ,s% s9S, S.srg BY
speeches.
A LADY Who arrived In Washington on Rs.urdsy,
fLom 90 "a Eichmond' .sys that bsson has adysncsd TO
Confederate notes for 1928 In gold. Soldiers from
Lee: sriny we're eontinusliy ps.sins through Rich
known.
Tns troubles st San Domnso are increasing, thu
rebels being in great force. Tne spanish military
commander has called for troops, which BE-
ing forwarded from Havana, several eamers having
been seized fo' that purpose. The Governnsn, is
which shove how formidable the rebellion 10 supposed
to be
The 81 LOUIS RgrrnrcA~ Of the 1ith says "a
pssesnger who came up on the steamer ErnunI from
Nletsburs to hefnphi' says that 81 the inJuth OF
White I',eI la,ge amGun, Of cotton, c,timated %
above for shipment, had all been burned, are having
reached Il from campfres, osrrlessy irf by soldie
Who had been lying there The loss 10 cot mated Ut
| over half . million dollars"
The sun., 1863-09-15
Important from New Orleans.
Another Brashear Cit, Rsport.-The Tesa.
Expedition


fsu OrDnns, SEPT. l.. A verk ,ro, ;he Coufsder.
ates dems nded the surrender ~ Btashs, Ct- since
hsn they have taken tvo little rlaeos This 'ls of
bra,hesr, and nov, is reported pTou sd authority.
hfsiber City itseif. hut this u pos.'vely denied
no, ros rrJAs- on NrN,o.
Great movements are now sors on herc MANY
ssilins vessels have been chartered troops ar hur-
sediy put board troops al ship lts id have teen
sent, others follovin' for the Rio Cs tnlo, Thr
Monroe doctrine will find numerous nivocs'., A.
Rrevn.vile In lee, thsn three days. Ni91leon VII
end that he l. TO, 10 romsin unduturh d Ycu can
aersnd upon this ncvs Eumor says thsi large hodos
o. heriesns are awaiting the arrival of 'hc n,tei
States forces. JaIez- pas:y, ,ugp1e. Tar civ Is
rfe with rimor, that the 'tsr spsnc.,t banner riI
sron wave In triumph over tte Mclean ci'y Ma
smoras' Ihi- Latter place - almost .mncdGtely op-
Hosi'a Brovn.viIe
!'s'c Orl'dns ssl'2 have bat ic~ ninJne, la
which 10 write, IT,, boat i"s,os IN ter niv minutes
A. . Part of the srcat TeEN cip.d,tion, Ma. ten.
~nshrurnc Nth rty,nicen regiments. VII ie,vo for
Che Rio Gssnde Sept. ID Asr,at many iroopa have
been cent, md still more are 20 fo.lr- Thew ,sc
bury times here among trsr,por;s nu' irr1, Pilots
ae In great d-mAad. Cous dcrabi. whi.r-rius 81.
0rns on about ihe expedition. some aG.'. to think
= 10 for Mobile
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MARINE NEWS.
Sun Il, oai-sun s. 900 Moon r. OF l2-H ". Oo.sI
CLEARED

|
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS Champion, AsplnvsIl Shannon.
Liverpool.
sHlr -Louisi,ns, French Lessnt, for Aespuloo.
BhRKs ..Anftritc italian ieshorn; etampcdss
Bansof; Baker, A. John, u w oincIaii, NewYy:
~ Mungo Liverpool; Thonas, Cardenss. Ctenfusgoas
Cionfuogos.
BRIGs- Louiss, Los Palmas; Gu,nohs, Santa Crua;
Marace,bo, Msracaibo, lnen, nonaivos.
sCHooNHRs AN Ed-ard', Besufort; 2 wes-
Port Hoysl; j 4 becker, Wilmington; Tboms' X
Wotmore Port Royal. Jn0 Nel.on, Maitland. Fast
Newheru; Gen Wool Washington.
sLOOPs MI Goblin, York River; sophis, do.
ARRIVED
South, Portsmouth,, II; Novelty, Philadelphia; Po-
tornae Portland, NJ; Fanny, Phiiadeiphia Ocesu
Queen; A'E'n-,ll hanss, Bremen; Bristol, Phlsd.
SHIPS PsTuvian. Liverpool; shstspears New
part, England;
BARRs BsrEiila, Pietou, Ms; Dsrms.asdter Bank.
corunna Young Sovs Scotisn Cow Ray, C r; Jo-
han Frederic, Bordeaux; Der Frieds, Msrseilles.
IIondara,; vIisss Belle, Linssn, & b; Autumn, DO.
,sCHooNERsmHB Tyh.e, Norfolk; Frsni Laeas.
ViFinla; w r Williams, Fail River; y W sanders,
lioyldsI1,rs I, 9nea.,ep, P.vtuekst: Melon, u FsM
Wellington. Neg BEDFORD A,.I.nd.t u. slns. Prov
ls1s AsoT nsSs::s, Ear. s... r .s:
ft9videncs; w II Rove, Hyannis for Phiisdelphia;
Abr, s J.ms'qs, yin.h.vs. fCs ssx:n % M IIs,d OH
Gen Meade, EsstpoIt; War Essle Bsreos q I. ha.-
ton for Albany; Banner. 81 John, 3; snsptze, RE
a'f .ory PIsa;aene. sae .iy P.s chsMyhd cSs,Ssss.
Phiisdephis ior Nsv BEDFORD; AAIaesa, Bsas9s
Seven Sisters, hsehiss.
YACHT -syivis Comstnek. from Nsv Lnadsa-
BELoW-shp saal 5asAiA kNm fsAAs&.
The sun., 1863-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.
EEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.


"th''S" {" TIVE N'"fh"t' - i"e '''
nnof'o'l-The Aldermen met Yesterday and voted to
o,,,..o,xir. ,ho ,,.,,e,,, r.,,a M, t,ds. e,le,lc
" ' ~ ,s"'' , " ,.NN''.
,''r''nins the A',o,, A'dsFm.n ana "a Co. C"m%onA'y %
Council drnf exemption ordinance which was vetoed
bv IN. M.yo,
Tn. Coupoilm,n also met. and c,ncu-red " IN the
Board n Aldermen in the in Iuuction resolution.
Tbs ,e.oln,ion ot the uo,,I 81 Aldermen ,h,, M
psveincnt In any street II the city which has been
.,c,,,sd 4, tho o,rpotaion. IN b., ken, IN r.pair At
~. anhl,, .,,.n,. .h.u h,,,,,,., M, ,.k.n mn q,
~. .,ou.. ,.r,o,,, xi,h,u, ia, .,,ho,,,v NJ
the Comnou Council. undsf III, vcn.lty Of $1,000 for
each offence was ooneur'ed in
DrIrr MArrrKs-to.,r Iss,r,.t The
,rn,,,,.,,r.a ,i.y Il, nm, d,.,,ic, eva, l.y
nh. .o,,o.in. ,,.,,,,,I,, ,v..n,dc
' . 80
me'a 70 duty, 70 ,ianni ,iani,noi r1p,ta's, @ ~, mn
fee of ssOD a other auses 1 1.
Fun D,s,rki An incident occurred here yestcr-
dsy which vas psrtioulary noticeable - a patriotic
s..,,,a A., ,h. ,.,,v a,i,s.d IN I, .,,..,,d ,h., .
" 49, ~ " - '' " -
tsn".'"s" "o'h WV VIZ 'r'"I,''l' ''."s !"
Uni" e'V' Ana ss' 'faten 'ap'' '"ny' VIZ" hs
"'"si "u'e''' 'no''' "'" '"'' w ''"' u"
."'" ." p"',"s 10" ~ w." ''p"''
that he had supported tho Government nom
the 6r,t. and although he could not ro
.. ..,a,.. 80. ,a nj, 81. a..
-, ,,,
The folloSins va. the result n ths dsy'' .ars
Held for service, u phyrioal d.shility 2a alien
~, psiu ,nb - "t., .,ai ''s,,
.nn. N'' - ' ~ ~
Wv" .''
s,rth Distv,et One hundred and thirteen cares
,s,e eramined here NJ vbinh On xe,s hold u Ant
-, .,,. -,
ana 81 iurhisneo sups''n'es ot'hAssu u" phyheh
disathlity, % non residents, nlicnsge. mother
v;dcvs tics ,n,nli,a 4, Ia,d 5v,r 10 Hr Co ~
Clsshtock, Of west zotb street. paid the oomrnuta-
uon 'se. M t"e oAss' 's'u "''' " =" "'" W ''en'
seee"h D'S'f. no hummer heAia he'e Ses.e'-
day vss s2, OF which there we're;
U.ld IN, .ervios 10 snbstitute serep,.J Il st..
h,itv "a o,h,r esuss.. 10 ssnt 10 General Lends.
yam. ~ "'s ' wv ' " ~ "
E'0hh Dsr'e'.-Ihe nun OCT efamiheo yesterday
v.s a, a. follovs,
,,.I.-.. q, t.,...... = ,,.s,.... T..
disability, "; other cause, 20
N,nth D,ariet.-rhc Board in this district heard
ol cases; Held 70 service, i6 substitutes accepted,
81. exempted for disability, 70; other causes, 9e |;
laid over, * paid $500, cent to General rendezvous
L., ao 'a " '"''' 'u'"''' "e'e 'o' INT" ne'' u"
p'o'''es ".''
The Exemption Committee alta daily, In the uS-
prone Court Room, II 4 30 Duane street Supervisor
NJ. ,... -. a.. - -, -, - a.,
biuht' ho"c'er' 'Aaes inc ehne bufuen on MS haeh'
and sits from AN. ill about 3 Pm. Yesterday 100
sdnt..s ~ we're psn 'hs S"vV ssoh hy Mr. Blun''
tion before he pays the money.
Tho Supervisors Relief snd Substitute Committee
reeonsidercd, yesterday, tho resolution adopted re-
Gently that nili,ianen doing duty ia Now York reg
inents. and residing out Of the city. we're no., II
aIaMea, ehII.isd 70 Ie,lrI heIr sas arc'u,n 'o
E"ncn.i.e co,n"1i,,s. "s,,ryi'nr ~ Ul"','t in ,nrh
casss And il i. undsr,,ood tha, II IN, atpcant vent
The sun., 1863-09-15
sseo eiye' Cony e's .Iradbury $50. ne, Union

gain II Sl4.
Portlsnd will probably si,c 60 Union ms,cri,x.
escosp DisrsrcH.
Portland, Spt. II. r. N.-B,,h sives ssn,uri
Conyi nion. for Governor. 1921. Biadhnry. Dsmo-
Lewiston sives Cony 40 ms sjori,y-s gain Of i,s to
20o votes
Auburn siva Republican gain Of IS voe,
lntfl.leenee nom East Of the kennebes shows
strong Republican game.
The votc Of Portland 10 DOT sl 10. hut the majority
vil probably he over nl hundred Eepuhlioan' Re
trrns rom siI ~ards svss Cony 220l bradbury,
lssl being nrt Republican gain Of 2V1. which viii
PROBABLY he attn more incrsased by Ward :.
ruIRr risrArcn.
BsUdv. Scr. II, = NJ Thi. Coun', has rome
ov.t- bel eminSly for Cony, the Union candidate for
Uoveruor.
roU7ru DfsrAra.
Ior'idnd Sspf IA l,;30P " One hn-died md
tventy siS towns fve tonv 33,0lI Hradtutv -, 81,
stanst lsst ycsr, Coburn IRE ~ ?l,SA, 'dnuy and
Jameson lh22s Cony's majority 1920 achiuit Go
burns last year 2t3l. Union net gain CAS-.
The sun., 1863-09-15

The news from Central America by the ocean
Queen yesterday 10 Important.
Iiv,e advice from Guatemsls cay that the for
ei.u ministers have solicited Cau,ra TO treat With
-fr. for rsceful settlement n the pre,ent din
g.. .-t Dates from salvador to August cath ssy that
bsrrios st holds out His army is daily increasing,
hi, troops are regularly paid and keep In good prts,
and he is rtpfe'en,,d much moro hopeful than at
lsn adviees although Carrers had advanced within
too leagues of his capital.
Tho difheuluss between Chill and Boli,is con
tinue
Thro hundred and eighteen KsnakM, impaired
from the Poly ynesian Islands have been redeemed nv
the government Of Peru and returned TO their houe,
The sun., 1863-09-15

Very idH1 "a C-innsfoirn.
""re7s'orn, s4niig, ssp, 6;t- London, oh.-The
ri'ot@ Pare Correspondent 'ays that Y. Chcvsl.
mrs psn7he. On Mo,ean AFFAIR." herAlds. most un.
m''tAkiblr spromp, u not immediate recognition
OF The Southern Oonttderacy by the Emperor Nspc-
leon.
Tho PAYS dcnic, the otrei.l character OF the pam
p'ic'
lhe bomhsrdnsnt Of Charleston has further de-
rre'"i the Cor f,derate tebon loan. There 10 no
business, tut 1t is uominslly quoted st So 30 per
cent discount.
The sun., 1863-09-15

Washington, Sept. l4.-Grn. Gilmore recently sent
atp. ci, message to Wsshps ston, asking the Govern
n.nt for instructions a, to shelins Charleston The
reply VAS that hs ras srpectcd 10 bombayd the city
untt! The rebsls shall surrender. A full supply OF
ncendary shells, to he used against Charleston were
sent TO Gen fillmore by the Arsro, and by this time
are plobably being used against tho doomed city.
The sun., 1863-09-15
The Maine Election.

Portland, Me-, SEPT li.The following is the vote,
Of @. tho chief towns cast at the State election
today
Augusta gives Cony, q MON for Governor 800 ma.
lority-a net gain OF I2s for the Unioniss.
Scarboro give, Cony 2Ol majority-a . net gain Of a.
Bangor sives Cong $50 majority net gain Of sos.
Brewer syer Cony 800 majority net gain Of l6s.
Bldtsioga giyes CooY tIS, BIadtury Dtua Ise
The sun., 1863-09-15

sfpteUUtf iftns ! una eeveuty ci8us " s~1seO.S
G sS &. isss s:sd :as ~
year. 50 great reduction in the vesliy nc,tsiity
rarely occurs. and proves beyond doubt dat The az
the atmosphere, and not 10 epidemic inhnsuasa
~ Rcsi.tis Of Records.
rRApKs MOVEMENT.
Tus jors,r,xrs Hossssuoras Of this and thS
ADJOINING cities had q general strike yestefday Tbev
met at their headauartsr. No. Ia First avenue and
detetmned 70 hold out for the adysnee In the ssess
which they demand, vis For hremsn, e2.S pes
diem for iloormen. 81 per diem: aud - esnts pss
hour iot osu-vork.
CorrrRsurrus' AssociAr,o,.--rhh sceiety hsl
special meeting at the i4.h Ward Hotel, 70 makr ~
both benevolent and Protective Association. rhs
rrt'idcnt; Tho. Hoye. rrs-ided, A ecnsiaersblc
smoG,, Of wonev -y cel,cd to asiray the anr:l
met Iutsday of october
Tus SIrrp Coorras No. 4. held their rsTulaf
monthly m'eUue at Nos II and IS EseI street, Pres
iden' Patrick o'F,rtll In the chair large amouse
o. due. were collected, And other routine buaipess
c.iNed letter from the socie,v Troy. which stssed
hat ~ had et'd Their dclcea'cs, aud were rcsdy
w s'nd them 10 the nc,, meeting ~ the Grand oocis
ety. Tw,niy nov members wore sinlitted.
Tn TArIoRs working for Msssrs. Schsfer, WhitfR0
Go. had meeting st tn. corner Of Roems and
Mott streets, and rcoreanited Themselves into sosa-
ETY.. W Georrc Bcos was e. scted President, NJ.
I LOU St'ltlMl. ana heeeft Wehm N Ahd Mon o910
gate
| CRY IScrpsSrs The dwelling No. % CITY
Hal Place, entered SUNDAY. by means offsiss
teyt, snd robbed of two ~stehc., sk dress and -
| inwoue,, vrh shieh N. thief cscapcd
Michael G.uehan, iahotcr. confined In the Third
Nntd station House. inr drunkcnness, died suddenlp
- NE osN Se,;erday mornips. He vas about b ysaso
An unknown man ~.s found q, ,he corner of Avs.
from II. eject. u wound. and biu,ss ssad e asvs
ic ss,n IL. inflicted BY gang ofro'd'' Vim ' him ts'''
The .,orc Of Mr.. John Mcccnvilie, No iss cAs..
hers street, vas flooded on Saturday and euDAAv
left running nv person In the dorr of Mr nfum,
Nero dsmsred.
An untn9.n ,om.p stcu. % year. = .,sA ~ n.
hv horse .tssh.d to one OF Conklins City E1prsas
~hile IN the hon,. No. 80 jaime. street, rs: Keep.
heir Sirls Ann smith and Ann Hillsr, vss asIssla1
THE COURTS.
| RyLAriop ~ HrsBAsD I'M wIvs In the Supag1sU
Court, Special Term. In the case Of B0~UsAsvNnA
schavs v. Noofd'end Butcher. Justios Bosvostk
hD delivered an opinion that ecnrcvert: the psvs|
r 'nr ,OI an .tsSr e ,'I,: e i.s ::c1
,,"ts Whether ~. o. not; Rss:rs Is. code sss-
ned woman coud not he held to bail in sueh aa 80
give bail for both The cour, decided that Shs lev
hs n2 ttSc S s Ss:"sd ":. ih: N. 4. ns II.
the law o 1852 The Application fos IN order oS sFEoS
/ 10 therefore denied.
tNiIsp srArss W. srAvs Couars.-In the eu-
prems Court. Special Term, Judge white hes juso
rendered an elaborate and lengthy opinion 10 tbs
matter II Mrha,i Cor, to .ho~ this, the state Courts
! have no jurisdiction 0 against the United 6tsesQ
TSS pfson: IN n. .syes II I'm nsa Stats.
| TX r,,n (,orpr OF GENERAL SRrsro-s vNtardnv.
The sun., 1863-09-15

THr THIRD DISTRICT ExAMIrISo BoAnDs
The Board met at No. no wsshingtnp H ysstsrs
dav, and disposed Of the following essec
Held for duty, 7; substitutes, 49, paid enmmutattso
money, T. eiempt on account OF dsAbilty,8; eliena,
q. over age, q In the service, only sons g. rast-
dents Of another dstriet 3.
THE fiREMhS.--A meeting n the Common
Coruoil will he hold this evening, 70 make arrange
ments with the view a relieving hrsmen from tins
draft. Sevss d companies threaten n throw up their
machines II tho city authorities do nothing fw
them.
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Aucmp, to Hang Congr.s.man y.erhee..

Cincinnd', SEPT A.--As the Second Battalion Of
,he sixty third Indiana regiment vs returning from
1erge Hau.e on SATURDAY, al attempt WAS made to
hang u. " voorhses, who rn reelected to Congress
from Indiana Al tie last election. Mr.. voorhees, vss
travelling PASSENGER IN the same train with the
soldiers lie rescued by the officers, but compel
led BY the soldiers TO leave the train At GrsencAte
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wILLIANSBURGH.

SEcoSp CoSGREssIoSAL DIsrRIor.- The
Board yesterday entered upon the second week Of ne
lsbors, as follows; Held to service II Aliene ~
Phyyiosl disability 20 Unsuitable aSe 70; aurnisnss
Of motherc,s children Elected BY aGed parents u
Sons having boon drafted Total 20.
FksrivAL.-On Wednesday next, the Burns
Friendly Associate 60 on Picnic from Moekiyns
n. u J.. "a Mott Haven Grove.
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The fss which MAJOR .indcrson haued down rom
Sumter, -hcn he surrendered the fort ~ ,urcs ard,
has not been captured by tn. rehe,. they state. II
Is in this city >r~ York safe. and ready service
At the propef time
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In of the huiliinsr large srnount Of e,orss,
oousstng prlnosnally n cartridge hags used 10
tain powder for cannon chaffes and tho msteral for
making them There ssie also In the build ns vain
sble nautical instIuments in different AZ the
wet end comp,s,e-, valuable chArts. book. station
cry. Sc. The official payer II the corsof the naval
Goreketp,t, pufesr, engine T. ofdnsnee officer and
other, saved, but all the rest o the articles
meiattd sbnve ~er. destroyed. Among the property
valuable pat.rnA desigus, plans and drawings hich
had ben coil cted for ycAts. The plans of tn old
chip peunsylvanis were among them. Theye we're
incurrd by the fire. In the iourtb .'or, valu-
abb. and collection Of wof ks OF Taste, belonging
10 thrVidow of the late Commodore HUH consist ~
Of all kinds Of rare and ohoce curi*it.. from every
naval station on the seas, and quantity Of mellow
tirely consumed. Tho total loes was some s-o.n0,
Jitte Inconvenience will result 10 the workmcn of
the yard. and thc operations there III be but u Tia
interrupted b. the hrc In tho gunDu's loft -as tho
gearing o iAo guns OF seven or eight vessels At the
yard,
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From Europe.
Three Days Later NrN.-

,Js E1cs, Sep' Tho -tcSm'hr ArAtis, from
ou.en,tosu he 9TH inst, ha, .fIiy,d. ,n route to
8AifaI and IIoston.
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Fire In the Philadelphia Navy Yard

PhIIdcirhia, sept 1.-THE urpsr part n the
stcehouses the northwest corner Of the Navy Yard
were DESTROYED by tire yesterday. Tho lo. is esu.
mated At $4,000. The ship houses had . narrow
esesre.
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PRICE ONE CENT

September 14th. ! End seventy. eight Of 1oneas9
rom tho previous week. and forty two whsn 0ompfe0
With the corresponding paricd Of 1858 end - tnis
vtve lrss than the annual averase ~ Tia iee eow
year So great reduction in the weekly mortality
rarely occurs. and proves beyond doubt thss the AZ
rss In July and Ausust VA due To the oeudfeoo a
the atmosphere, and not to epidemic inhnsaoal
Cvsus RANeAy,
ReSistraY Of Records.
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rnE sExs.s QUESTION.

Russia Will grant lihersl constitution 70 Poland
y Gppose H.
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The Floridi, sailing under the CoHfed rate fS
entered Brst TO repair dsna'e, Her rec, .tlon rAs
according 10 the ordinary principles Of lnte national
Law The Florida cou d under such lav te admit d
n procure all hat ~is nd,p n'she 10 tnaintAiu her
In good nAvigahle state, ~ithoui her bring able 10
mare purchases tending to recruit h,r vsr arrange
Depls.