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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
The REBEL RAN ATLANTA. Il his formldab

IHE KEBkL KAN ATLANTA. MS iOrnlluhDlc
cran which was captured In wa.saw Sound on June
II la.i by the monitor Wceh,wAcn. Capt. Rogcis AZ
r,ed at Philadelphia friday. III charge VI The
Pow hn,nn Capt S,ccdnau The Atlanta wa, !oi NEIL!
tie blockade runner fmgnl Her extreme length Is
over NJ feet her gun deck covering 10 40 feet lo.s
sud 10 hroad ut A base about feet high AMI tlopins
10 hong 10y IL feet broad At tie top eud rc,clg
10 within feet II the water that her total hght
{, eight feet from the water She was armed with
four oinch guns and inch pivot gun fore and e.;
oil OF the Brooks pattern throwing steel pointed ms
scs Her afmor 4, ~ inches thlckt inches u woGgl'
iron II live oak and II Georgia pine and Il eI
tends two feet below the water line She his IN CO
decks INSIDE The engines occupy the center In fIo,'
81 the smoke stack deck IL sort OF como. on tie
top Of which is small square lookout. only large
enough IL admit mans head and having small holcs
to look through; and from the cone. speaking tubes
pass Ia all paris of the vessel This lookout aas
wienchod of and the cone smashed ~ by the second
shot from the W,chlwicn. She 10 very valuable al.
dillon To our navy.
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The Cru.nd~ agnimss Missouri Uuiomi.,.

IhS Missouri SfaN Times oil SATURDAY. last
gives the particulars Of the ia P-tti- Miller aud
johnson Counties Of UnOnist- who have fallen under
the displeasuIc Of GOV. CANDLES Administration 1t
says that day Inst week John Franklin lis Ing near
Mount Pleasant, In Miller County together with eight
~ ten nepbors found number of guns aud pistols
crecd bj returned Rcbes aud turned them over 10 the
military authorities. Tor which they placed under
arrest, The idao sayr
Li-ui Townsley h. brother and -onr ten other ,er.o,
oPeu' county are now Ia his city under We have
only the chaTe against Lieut. Towu.y which IL al
irnpin, TO pfoduc" nsnhDrnon la the Provisional Militia
stationed ~ Sedalia.
Capt MrtoH with ten more citizens Of John.on M.
charge against him Is having armed oiganltlou without
Authority from the Provisional 8ov.rnnsnt Tie Ceot.in
the bntw hackers numerous nrDuni the Of
Noer where hr lives and he and his ncgLbors erned them
cra occasions protecting thcmieycs nom robbery and mn
der IIe shys that number ~ the military officers have r,
osnfcd Tim and m men heretofore ga have employed him
a. scout various occasions
IN, A,s,Onr, D,10cfdf Oi the 9th adds
A gentleman from 81 Joseph Informs o.. that on Tucs
day or Wednesday of last week n company the mem
bes If which had been enrolled under Order No "a Tor
Col Mnsss command were armed IA that city m.
COMPANY he Anys Is avcIrcd by those who know them
I'll 10 consist Of bushWhnckcrs or men who have been
such-thero not beng one loyal man among them all
treat excitement was Occn.ioncd by the arming II
these men. The Gnionists Of 81 Joseph openly and
oudly c1prcsscd and stU express their alarm and Ia
and dsarn the bushwhnckors are made. shirmish IL
seriously npprohendod and the result n awaited with
any iciy by the people Of Chat city.
private letter dated Oct from lending citizen
4 ~ Oseph and ~ The most prominent and trust
worthy men Of North. West Mitsoui thus speaks oi
lac same thing
"A company Of Kebos were armed Ia st. Jotepl
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THEFT op DIAMOND RISG. detectives

THEFT oP DIAMOND Observation-Disclosures
Elder and McCord op Thursday arrested three young
men, who gave their names George Powers John
Wilson and John Fitzgerald charged With stealing a
diamond ring valued at 500 from the store Of Me,srs.
Badger. Dillon iioyt AT The corner Of Pearl aud Ful
ton streets The accused entered the store and stated
that they wished To purchase ring. quantity were
shown them, and while ~ them attracted the atcn
ton Of the clerk the third distracted OF the rings,
valued at 500 adroitly substituting in It's paeea'ery
good paste imitation 80 completely was tie CLERK dc.
ocyo. that when few moments after on Pfetehse oi
The i:wery being too high the young men ic IN, S'o'o
he did suspect that any article had been aoSh''n
Immediately on leaving the thieves went 10 "ois"'
boring jcwcry store for the purpose oil pricing u'
stolen article but unfortunately for them w" de'e''N'S
who had been watching their motions nom the com
pounccd them aud took them INTO Gus
tody Justice Osborne Of the EsteA PoAco Court CON
millcd tLew for examination.
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FROM THE DEPARTMENT or
THE SOUTH.

BEAUFORT. 5. C.. Sept. %.

BEAUFORT. 5. C.. Sept. %. 1868.
Contractors are still fat,ening from the spolls
ofwar IL is said several thou aud barrels Of -four NJ this
pof are musiy Other stores bad and Gen. SnIion
ll ordered Board o Survey Potaiocs hive been isned
to the troops but once twice ia several months sour
W has appeared among them.
The non-commissioned officers and privaies OF The
10Th Legion s6th y. V ". the 10th inst presented
70 Col. Van Wyck splendid sword sash and belt The
sword was one OF the finest we ever saw. The soah-
bard 81 gold aud silver with rubies tasiefuEy inserted
bore the inscription: Col &. H. Van Wyck-their
oomIade in the hour Of danger and their friend alvays
the priyaiee and nissioned officers Of the lwh
Legion present this token Of their regard Sergt.
Clemens made the presentation speech.
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A NEW MISSOURI NEwspApEn.-we hay,

NLW MSsoCRI NEWSPAPER.-Nc nave
received ia, hrst number 81 iAs ST. Jo,sph DAILY TbE
anew and well printed daily papcr-lhc nth in tie
State Of Missouri holding Radical Union opinions Tho
editor comes out squaIcy In favor Of immediate
cpaion opposed To the present ordinance Of Eman.
cpatior. which lac stigmoizes fraud upon the PEG.
PIE Of Missouri and he Is no less distinct III tue expires.
,on II his conviction that the War must 10 conducsc
in earnest, energetic. and radical spirit ~ I,
make the Rebels feel that there blows take
well as to give
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fhdyertisement.l

The attention Of Officers of the Army and
Navy Is called to the avesement OF the Army AND NAVY
JOURNAL which will BE- found the fifth Of this paper.
BY the letters published Major 0en Meade Major
French others will he that this journal receives
meeting the want long felt OF paper which should sde
auately the interest Of the United service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
HORSE. RACING ASSOCIATION AT Hone KoSo.

-Mcssrs. Tiffany ~. have just completed N" manu-
faoture Of piece II siservsrc. ordered some
months ago by n. Horse Racing Association af Hong
Kong China their first prile. which, for besnty OF
design and elegance Of workmanship haS been declared
by competent judges and connoi,eurs In works Of Ar
as far surprising anything OF the kind ever manGac
tured In Europe. The fact that after ordering their
plate In England FOR many years. this wealthy associ
alton now sends ia commissions hith,r affords high
tribute 10 the skin Of American workmanship II Is
large Etrusoan upon pedestal and is 20 inches IN
hight Sitting upon one aide Of the base 10 liieihe
figure 81 Chinese mandarin. On the other side Is
figure Of Ike size expressing the true type Of native
savage Two projecting pieces at the bowl Of the vase
are mounted with horses head In the attitude Of
racing with nosrib dis'endsd and the other displaying
the high spirited character Of the Arab corrser The
hole is surmounted BY model Of ID. celebrated horse
Lexington and his rider they appeared a, the last
race. On the pedestal is the inscription.
"fshsi Cop. Hong Kong Race. 1850 Won by Sir william"
The word fakc means American. This prize
coat Oh. 90.
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The Harrisburg pa Union (what an outrage


pcrvcrsion Of ic) tie chief organ Of Judge Wood
ward In BIT Of special billngsgatc concerning War
Democrats. says They generally the most arant
towards and meanesi dogs in creation II we had the
power To launch one curse that would consume what.
IL fl. upon. these blatant War Democrats shonld
have the benefit Of IT. That is pretty plain talk The
paper speaks Of the gatherings ol It's party az
" Monster Meetings" meaning. IL may be presumed.
that the meetings arc composed Of monsters holding
oprons lik that above quoted The name is us opITo.
Pirate ls hat VI III. Ua.oA ~ wIoDg
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fAdyertisement.1
INDUSTRIOUS MOTHERS, ARTISTIC MILLINRTS,

skul Dressmakers and enterpne and sensible Ladies'
should take Mse DExoREsTs MIRROR OF Fashions Tor ii
useful flsized Patterns and practical information on every
depar nent OF Ladies and Charens Dress Yearly g. with
valuable premiums Splendid premiums for Gibbs and great
for Agens See Fail Number now ready Pub
lshed at No. 413 Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

WIyTEn CARDEs.-On this evening Mr..
Edwin Booth takes his first benefit ths season Mt this
thoater presenting an unusual bill Of attraction. He
will appear as Brntus in Howard Payncs tragedy q
tia. title ard also as Potrucho in Shakespcarcs
edy If Katherine and fetrucbiO
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EXPLOSION OF NAPHrHA-Two MEN BADLY

BURNED AT little past noon yesterday an explosion
nom unknown occurred on board the schoon
~ Commodore Perry lying the foot Of North Ninth
street Brooklyn T.. II. Finy two barrels Of psphtna
we're on board. and by the accident two men JONI
Whitehead the Captain. and Andre Anderson, botn OF
hands legs and face. An alarm was sounded, and ID
running The tire Engine No. passed over the limbs
aud lip Of boy Of thirteen named John Kelley hvinS
AZ the residence 81 his parents in North Thirteenth
street near Fourth II Is thought his injuries viii
prove fatal The loss by the fire viii reach a co.
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GAdyerisementI
Rr,rr,rrL COMPLEXION, free from tan,

pnples and freckc. may easily be procured ~ 9srs the
Bsf " or THOUSAND FiowgR." For shaving tvs unsnr.
raced II Is composed Of palm oil honey and other valuable
iicle, brhy p,rfnmed by it's ingredients, and when
need for washing nigh, and morning renders the SAID sot and
bi,e and free from heh Price 50 cent? FOR sole W D.
! u.Rsrs a. Co and all Druggists
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The UMBRELLA SEWERS STRIkE.--About 25'

The UMBRELLA SEWERS STRIKE. About $50
girls engaged In sewing umbrellas, having made a
demand Of cents more per umbrella which was not
aoceded 10 by their employer stopped work yesterday
morning In several stores. and are now on strike.
These girls paid from to cents pei umbrella and
they say by steadily working from "a IN. until near
midnight they can finish dozen per day. They have
TO purchase their needles and thread. their employ
furnishing them generally RI stated price and de
ductng the amount nom Their wages At the weeks end.
They further say that since the tn, Law has gone into
operation. the manufacturers have consider ably IN.
creased the price Of tcr goods but have not thought
II advancing their wages. Several ,or~ have alrr,d,
agreed the a anocd price and II is thought that al
will IN a day OF two accede Ia the terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
A Patriotic Soldier Rrs"L'' the Copper
keads.

The Democratic Convention held At Eile. Pa,
on the 18Th ult. nominated Col II l. Brown. Of the
ii5th Pennsylvania Regiment " candidate 'o' heubT
VI The Assembly hu be declines q. honor In the fouos
ing letter which sin bear reading lie pl.inly in'i
mates to them that be has sympathy with ,hoao ~ho
seek 10 enbarra,s the Administrator ~ the pro'ecu
ton u The vBr Col Brown J, a Democra, Of The old
stamp.
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HpAuouAaIrKs issTn RRoNrsT l. !.
WOODS srkH EArIpAS September ~ ir13

r. "a. CAa,r-s. D,-ocsaile Cs~.,nes u Gr,s g. 70
DrAE SIR. learn tha, vac put N domination BY
your Convention that assembled ~ fr.r Gu the 5ih
Instant az candidate fog ~. state Legislature. fo9
that pccicd honor wish say toyou. snf thrOus
you 10 tie Convection and tho Democrats 81 TIE
County appreciate Their tlnincss and PARTIALLY sci
from the condition II our beloved country. and M
position IN It A. soldier ain Obliged to decline the
proacred honor. This day for dealing 10 Politc,
only ~ oar a. to place IN al civil poeiior, that
viii brng 10 the GOycinncnt the entire strength q Tie
county both Ia blood and Treasure rr III. Rebellion
/. crushed For thcsc and other reasons which need
10, NJ THIS time mention J could not accept party
nomination Ny Democracy teache. me that my place
h IN The field ulAo.iilg my humble way the nag Of
our country No patriot Ills time al recognize any
party save the that uucondiilonay sus'aiBs The
Government IN its struggles against traitors
am 81 with respect your obt sfvani
N l. BROWN Colonel li5ih Re- ilmsni 7 y.
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fAdvertisement.I
FIRST PREMIUM FIREPLACE HEATER.-The

IMPROVED EryA HEATER was awarded inc fSsI rRenich
,. Foir az ,ho American Institute as the BEST fiRR
PLACE HrlryR For convenience. economy and efficiency
ibcy are nueouaed c. W. SPAULDSa, anaiae,urel and
Dealer Wholesale and Retail, No " bio!e HOUSE, iot
Send Tor a circular.
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ARRESTED Sergeant Hunt Of the Forty fifth
Precinct Police Yesterday morning arrested two men
who we're transferring rope from boat 10 csrt.
named Joseph German and Joseph johnson A they
were unable give eny good account Of bow they
into possession Of the rope which was valued at eo
they we've held f0I examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS. AT the

CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS. AT the rcgu-
lar semi monthly meeting Of this Commission yeslcr.
day the Committee ri the Whole presented elr report
which adopted IL contained No points Of pablo
interest Al the close Of last week there were 1850
inmates in the various institutions decrease Of ~ N
comparison with ,he report II the previous week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

DIR. X. +. Underhill favored u on Wednesday
with specimen Of the fru, II his vineyard in the SHAPE
u soms very nicely rpcned Isabella Grapes Though in
danger Of being aside icr the newer and more pop
ular Delaware Diana Cre,eling. Hartford Prolific.
Concord. and other approved varieties the Isabella
grape siil not without strong array Of friends and
the samples which the Doctor sent u we're certainly
good enough safety all but the most fas,dious cnl
tyatou o! the vine.
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THE CoorgIs' SrRIKF.-An informal

THE CoOPHRs STRIKE.-An informal meet
ing of the journc,mcu Coopers whose employer, have
not vet consented 10 pay the advanced rate If wages
demanded by the trade was held Yesterday morning At
Harmonic Garden, ior the purpos, of asceralnins The
names of the striker ~ to make proper dstrhu.
ton OF III, fands raised To thos, IN ned This fund
which amounts 10 10 per cent an t: wages of AL men
who are nj work. aggregates over 500 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

REMOVAL The Eighteenth Precinct Police,
Capt Cameron. removed Ia their quarters No leS
Fast Twenty second street. On Thursday Their Old
Station House In Twenty second street between First
and second avenues burnt by the mob on Tuesday
July IL since which time ,hey have occupied room At
the Police Headquarters No 9O Mulberry street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

DROWNED Yesterday morning Coroner Der.
rett held aa inquest on the body Of young boy named
Bernard Rebel OF No ~ South Ninth street brooklyn.
T. u who was accidentally drowned while playing az
the foot Of south tiith street on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR
sidly. Oc, s-No.. %, oe II. %. 10 ~, ~, ~ 4" Vs.
a. 49, q, So ST. 81. s., ~ IS
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CoRoxEns IxouEsr.-Coroner Morris he'll

CORONERs INQUEsr.-COroncr Morris heid
an inquest last evening upon the body OF boy named
"Wednesday nigh, from injuries sustained by being run
over IN Hamilton avenue some days since by car /,
appears that deceased and other small boys jumped
cir gng "a projection. Some Of the boys lost their
hold and fell at the time pushing Oh Moyland
who WA run over and sustained compound fracture OF
ore leg The limb amputated and he died from the
effects IN, verdict Of the Jury vas 10 accordance
with the tac.I
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fAdvortisement.1

For SIoys oP CHARACTER, and "HOw TO
Rp.p TnExp see tie PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Oct. No.
Is cts. by frs, post. Newsmen have IL. FOWLER WILLS
3O8 Broadway, n. Y.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
ruv ,o,yr BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND SrPER-

THE JOINT BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND SUPER.
yrsoRs.-Thc Joint Board Of Brooklyn Aldermen and
Kings County Supervisors met Wednesday evening for
he OF fixing upon the amounts necessary to be
raised for city Purposes during the next hscsl year
Mayor Kalbfeisch presided. Tie report Of the sub
Committee was taken up and each resolution was sep.
erately acted upon. Tie following are the amounts
iss.,.l',nciit, on Police pnrposes... s1,, eco 10
c,y d.bt 2s67o q Public schools..... 1896 IS
an c,y bl. So Lighting sreets. l25 100 70
Princp, on cer6s 2..1t1 . General rurposes 800 20
Int cer'ihcaiss. bus "a fiFe Department.. "oW w
Officer. salar,es.... li3 y, cpl 49,.
The report OF the Committee recommending sls,no
FOR cleaning streets and repairing wells and pnnps
gave rise 10 some disc Ia which nearly az Tie
Aldermen coniended tha; the amounts appropriated Tor
their respective Wards insufficient FOR the puf
pose From 500 ESQ we're, on motion. added Ia the
sums recommended for the Seventeenth. Fourteenth
Ninth. Eighth Sixth Seventh. and Third Wards. The
approprinfion for the Thirteenth Ward was reduced
adopcd AZ whole and the joint Board having finished
their business adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
MEPPORDs FOLDING TENT.-We were latel

MEFPORDS OLDlN0 We "tic iutCiy
shown tent which the inventor Mr.. Meford, claims
to be superior 10 any tent now in tho United States
service The advantages he claims for it are: tier
OF shelves berhs three in number on each side OF
the tent aording dry comfortable quarters for the In
mates instead Of sleeping on the damp ground as form
erlv The berhs 81 feet in length and Ia inches IN
width the frame Of wood and stout bagging stretched
across They are hooked at either end to the upright
poles Of the tent and in addition supported by
stout strap in front suspended om the roof OF the tent
During the day the upper berbs can be taken down
leaving the lower one which forms comfortable seat
accommodating three or four persons The tent can be
pitched in five minutes by six persons Che number il is
intended to hold. and easily be struck and folded
np forming parcel when folded only g feet in length
The principal objection is its weight the tent weighing
altogether G. pounds,he frame 30 pounds and the can
vas 81 The tent is feet square somewhat resem
bling the Wall tent-the side walls. however. being
somew hat higher and the material the best lOnch can
vas The inventor claims for il decided advantages Oh
the score Of health and states that al army surgeons
who have seen 1t give it their unqualified approval
THE COLOREp SAILORS IIOME.-The Globe
Hotel or Colored Sailors Home. No Dover street
which il carried nnder the auspices OF the American
Seamen's Friend Society, was IL will be remembered
attacked and much injured during the July riots s in
mates forced to fly to preserve their lives ITS FURNITURE
all destroyed stolen together with all the wearing
spparel and q valuable library tnus causing Its busi
hess TO be entirely suspended for nearly three months
II has been completely repaired and reprinted and pro
yided with new furniture. beds and bedding Is heated
throughout with hot air nd Is well supplied with hot
and cold baths for daily use It, arrangements for pro
noting and pre,erying health admirable and colou'
lated to benefit q large number Of inmates. Although
this establishment was created for the use OF colored
seamen On strict temperance principles and for their
moral and social elevation. 40 men have boarded there
during the e.eyen months preceding the riots many
cergymen and others Of the better sort Of transient
boardcrs have made use Of IL. Mr.. William +. Poweu
the proprietor Is well known To most OF our business
community MS enterpris.ng and worthy citizen. lie
is certainly entitled 10 grea, commenda,ion for his
prompt perseverance and determination in reopenns
his hotel in the same situation We earnestly hope that
be may be upheld and protected in bic useful aud awl
occupation
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KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN SENATOR

KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL
CONVENTIONS The Second Senatorial District Conyen.
ton No. Court street last evening and noni.
mated Mr Demas strong OF tie Thirteenth Ward Al
candidate for Senator He received 80 votes out OF ~
on the first formal ballot Mr.. Henry K. Pierson re-
ceiyed votes Mr.. Strong was unanimously nomi'
mated \ resolution rogretting that Cen Jesse =.
Smith declined denomination unanimously
adopted The Third District Convention met at tbs
same place IN the afternoon. but adjourned for two
week. without max ing = Nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

THE BRooKLYN LAW LIBRARY. Trus-
tees OF the Brooklyn Law Library have recently secured
rooms at No 81 Fulton street. opposite the City Han
and Cont House a. which the books already aeeunu'
lated. are soon TO be removed Mr. stephen Y betls
has been appointed Librarian The present Trustees are
John Greenwood President; Henry Hagner Secretary;
John r. Ralph Treasurer. n. Is. Morse. Henry L.
Murphy aud Philip ). Crooke.